13th November 2K17
Economic Times
Ø Govt plans Rs 3.6k-crore subsidy to telcos for BharatNet
Ø COAI asks TRAI to probe Jio’s new cashback offerings
Ø FPI inflow in equities at $1.5 billion in Nov so far
Ø RBI says no to Islamic banking in India
Ø Petronet drops plans to buy stake in Mundra LNG plant
Ø P-notes investment hits 8-yr low of Rs 1.23L cr
Ø DLF debt swells Rs 900 cr in Sep quarter to Rs 26,800 cr
Business Standard
Ø Stamp duty, property tax may stay out of GST
Ø EU Brexit chief preparing contingency plan for 'possible' failure
Ø Trump to press Modi on F-16 fighter contract in Manila
Ø AAI may issue Rs 5,000-crore bonds for projects to take off
Ø Russian firms expand footprint in India
Ø Petronet won't buy 25% stake in Mundra LPG, makes way for IOC to buy 50%
Ø Airbus, Boeing close in on Dubai deals worth $30 billion
Business Line
Ø Debit, credit cards, ATMs will be redundant in 4 years: Niti CEO
Ø RBI remains net buyer of greenback in Sept, snap up $1.3 bn
Ø Finished steel exports surge 45% in Oct; imports rise 11.5%
Ø Govt to put more capital in PSBs to strengthen them: Jaitley
Ø Coal India net profit drops 40% to Rs. 369 cr
Mint
Ø Bayer to Qualcomm suffer as EU makes time stand still on big M&A
Ø Govt to start Rs34,000 cr BharatNet phase 2 from Monday
Ø Govt plans lending reforms as bankers fear new bad debt crisis
Ø Reliance Comm Q2 consolidated loss at Rs2,709 crore
Financial Express
Ø India doing better than all financial institutions worldwide: FM Arun Jaitley
Ø Single's Day sales smash records in China with $45 billion
Ø Adani Transmission close to finalising Reliance Infrastructure power acquisition deal
Ø China’s Juneyao Airlines signs $1.4 bn engine deal with GE
Ø Videocon Telecom to strengthen Wallcam distribution network
Financial Chronicle
Ø Indians pump Rs 42,000 cr into Dubai realty, get largest foreign investor tag
Ø Cait may take Infosys to court against GSTN glitches
Ø Sebi move on record keeping impractical
Ø Banks won’t get easy money under recap plan: Banking secy
Ø Caps on spectrum holding for telcos set to go up soon