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*Business Standard :*


Ø  Private equity inflows in India realty up 19% in FY21, portfolio deals lead

Ø  Coal India fuel allocation under spot e-auction rises 36% in Apr-Feb 2020-21

Ø  Maruti logs highest ever sales of CNG cars at 1.57 lakh units in FY21

Ø  A $12.5 billion deal shows Saudi oil still eclipses all else

Ø  Apollo to ship tyres from Chennai and Hungary for US/Canada markets

Ø  Religare Finvest to default on NCD payment

Ø  Dr Reddy's working on Sputnik's stability data

Ø  Bharti Airtel to merge digital arm with itself in corporate revamp

Ø  Infosys Q4 net dips 2% sequentially, announces Rs 9,200-cr share buyback

Ø  JSW Steel completes acquisition of 31% stake in Italy's GSI Lucchini SpA

Ø  SIP collections drop to Rs 96,000 cr in FY21 amid pandemic-led disruptions

Ø  Housing sales increase by 20% in January-March: 99acres.com report

Ø  GE Power India to acquire 50% equity stake in NTPC GE Power Services

Business Line

 


*Mint :*


Ø  Future Enterprises defaults on payment of interest on NCDs

Ø  Gujarat APMC yards suspend trading to tackle Covid second wave

Ø  WTO DG sets July target for pact, India insists on special treatment

Ø  Amazon moves SC against Delhi HC stay order restraining Future Retail

Ø  CCI nod for Adani Ports’ acquisition of 89.6% stake in Gangavaram Port

Ø  HDFC Bank to raise up to ₹50,000 crore via private placement of bonds

Ø  Insurtech startup Nova Benefits raises $1 million in fresh funding

Ø  IFC to invest $100 mn in JC Flowers India fund to help resolve NPAs

Ø  MFs increased fund allocation in domestic cyclicals, IT in FY21

Ø  Office leasing in 7 cities falls 48% in Jan-Mar: Report

Ø  Aditya Birla Capital, Sun Life to sell 13.5% stake in asset management biz IPO

Financial Express

 

*Business World :*


Ø  Centre’s tax revenue grows in pandemic year

Ø  India, EU to resume formal FTA talks in May

Ø  India’s palm oil imports rise 56.50 pc in March

Ø  Govt To Sell 20 % In NFL, 10 Pc In RCF Via Offer For Sale

Ø  NCLAT Says Lenders Cannot Treat Telcos' Spectrum As 'Security Interest' Under Insolvency Proceedings
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