Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø SBI looking to double home loan portfolio to Rs 10 lakh crore in next five years: Chairman
Ø JSW Group set to enter the e-commerce market by scaling up its JSW One initiative
Ø Indian engineering exports increase by 18.69 per cent during January 2021
Ø Insurance industry's underwriting losses increase by 6.2% in FY20, up to Rs 23,720 crore
Ø Adar Poonawalla to own Magma FinCorp via equity infusion
Ø Challenges remain in India but signs of recovery in away-from-home segment: Coca-Cola
Ø RBI's intervention drives down 10-year bond yields to 6% level
Ø JSW crude steel output increases 2% to 14.32 LT in January
Ø India grants UAE investment licence with easier norms on compliance
Ø Govt to sell 20% in National Fertilizers, could rake in Rs 410 cr at CMP
Ø Sebi fines NSE and two former CEOs in co-location case, drops fraud charges
Ø Sebi plans framework to compensate investors for technical glitches
Business Line
Mint
Ø Govt set to extend Shipping Corporation’s EoI to March 1
Ø GAIL’s Q3 consolidated net slides 6.5%
Ø Jet Airways: NCLT verdict on sharing resolution plan with employees on Feb 22
Ø Strong demand puts KIOCL back in black; Q3 PAT at ₹64 crore
Ø Hindalco plans to invest ₹3,000 cr in downstream projects
Ø ₹3,456-crore deal: Adar Poonawalla-backed firm to pick 60% stake in Magma Fincorp
Ø Aurobindo Pharma Q3 result: Net profit zooms over 4-fold to ₹2,946.32 cr
Ø NPCI admits to 'teething issues' that caused technical glitches for MF investors
Ø Gold ETFs see 45% surge in inflows in January
Ø Rites Q3 result: Net profit falls 30% at ₹105 crore
Ø RBI restricts withdrawals from Independence Co-operative Bank, Nashik
Ø Titan Q3 result: Net profit up 12% at ₹530 crore
Financial Express
Deccan Chronicle
Ø High fiscal deficit to pose challenge in lowering India’s debt/GDP ratio: Fitch
Ø PNB inks deal with Indian Oil to provide up to Rs 2 crore loan to dealers
Ø SpiceJet posts standalone loss of Rs 57 cr in December-quarter
Ø Petrol, diesel prices at fresh highs as rates up for 2nd straight day
Ø Seeing positive signs, but Indian aviation sector still in eye of storm: Airbus India
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