Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø India's growth to rebound to 5.4% in FY 22: World Bank
Ø Committed to protect interest of NPS subscribers: Govt
Ø India’s exports of basmati rice to Belgium and Netherlands soar
Ø IL&FS PMLA case: ED attaches Rs 452-cr worth assets of Singapore shell company
Ø Shivalik Bank gets license as Small Finance Bank
Ø Govt to invite EoIs for Concor by month end
Ø RBI imposes penalty on Bajaj Finance
Ø OPEC+ resumes debate after talks stumble over February oil output
Ø L&T construction arm is lowest bidder for Uttarakhand railway project
Ø PFRDA raises cap on fund management charges as it floats RFPs
Ø Realty firms may witness margin shrink by 4-6% due to steel price rise
Ø Fiat Chrysler to invest $250 million in India unit to launch new SUVs
Ø Tata Power, SIDBI join hands for rooftop solar financing for MSMEs
Business Line
Mint
Ø Budget Session likely from January 29, Budget on February 1
Ø Shipping Corporation employees plan a bid to buy government stake in the carrier
Ø World Bank commits USD 105 mn loan to improve waterways in West Bengal
Ø Videocon’s lenders give nod to Vedanta’s ₹3,000-crore offer
Ø Genpact acquires Enquero for undisclosed sum
Ø ACC starts production at phase 2 of Sindri grinding unit
Ø India’s trade policies a barrier for new investments, says outgoing US envoy
Ø SIAC sets up panel for final verdict on Amazon-Future case
Ø Ex-banker in China sentenced to death for $260 mn bribery, bigamy
Ø Nithia Capital-CarVal Investors acquire 2 Uttam Value steel companies
Ø RBI issues guidelines for fund to boost digital payment infra
Ø BEML bags order for the supply of high mobility vehicles to Indian Army
Financial Express
D N A
Ø Global economy expected to expand by 4 per cent in 2021: World Bank
Ø UK offers extra $6.2 billion to firms to soften new COVID-19 recession
Ø Online cosmetics startup Nykaa eyes $3 billion IPO in 2021
Ø UPI transactions in 2020 break record, grow by more than 100 per cent
Ø SII, Bharat Biotech release joint statement pledging smooth rollout of COVID-19 vaccines after public spat
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