Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø Sebi fixes shareholding rule for IBC firms
Ø Cabinet approves Rs 3,500 crore subsidy for sugar farmers
Ø India signs $1 billion loan with NDB to support MGNREGS and rural infrastructure
Ø Videocon lenders approve Twin Star Technologies bid
Ø India ranks 131 in United Nations' human development index
Ø EPFO settles 52 lakh COVID-19 claims, disburses Rs 13,300 cr: Gangwar
Ø Liberty Group buys SBQ Steels in its second bankruptcy acquisition
Ø India has been transparent in its forex intervention: US Treasury
Ø Winding down liquidity to be challenge for RBI going forward: Subbarao
Ø Sebi tweaks eligibility norms, paves way for fintech firms to set up AMCs
Ø GoDaddy acquires US-based payment processor Poynt for $365 million
Ø Bank of Japan to buy $6 billion in cash to combat potential market turmoil
Ø India GDP recovering better than expected; to contract 7.4% in FY21: SBI
Business Line
Mint
Ø Auto component industry achieves highest-ever trade surplus exports at ₹39,003 cr in H1
Ø PE firm Partners Group to pick stake in Ecom Express for ₹1,825
Ø French shipping company imposes $200 per TEU emergency space
Ø Aditya Mittal Nippon Steel completes ‘most challenging’ first year operations in India
Ø Future to prepay NCDs using proceeds of ₹25,000-cr RIL deal
Ø Tata Steel teams up for tracking emissions from mine to final
Ø India may need to spend $1.8 billion on covid-19 vaccines in first phase
Ø RBI relaxes eligibility norms under regulatory sandbox
Ø Aramco may have to sell assets, borrow more to maintain Saudi dividend
Ø Jubilant FoodWorks forays into biryani business with 'Ekdum'
Ø Bitcoin breaks above $20,000 for first time
Ø Disinvestment of Air India finally seems to take off
Financial Express
DNA
Ø Tax refunds worth Rs 1.48 lakh cr issued so far this fiscal: I-T dept
Ø Cabinet approves auction of spectrum worth Rs 3.92 lakh crore
Ø Axis Bank says reports on Srei exposure ‘grossly inaccurate’
Ø India's December 1-15 diesel sales down 5.2%, petrol up 9.5%
Ø Walmart commits to export India-made goods worth $10 billion each year by 2027
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