15th December 2K17
Economic Times
Ø Govt aims to make India $1 trillion digital economy
Ø TRAI to telcos: Submit network data under call drop rules
Ø Govt to spend Rs 1,054 cr for modernisation of 7 CAPFs
Ø Moody's has stable outlook on India Inc, barring telecos
Ø IBBI issues norms for tech standards for info utilities
Ø Vedanta rejigs Cairn top deck, plans $1 bn investment
Business Standard
Ø GST panel to take call on e-way bill in Saturday meet
Ø SC allows Vodafone to initiate second arbitration over $2 bn tax demand
Ø Cairn rejigs leadership team to drive $1-bn investment plan
Ø HDFC invokes nearly 82 mn pledged Unitech shares
Ø US retail sales surge more than expected; weekly jobless claims fall
Ø Mahindra to hike vehicles prices by up to 3% from January
Business Line
Ø Infosys to announce Q3 results on January 12
Ø Wholesale inflation at 8-month high
Ø Paper imports hit new high, jump 60% to 10.5 lakh tonnes in H1
Ø Captive power producers allege shortfall of coal supply
Ø Sugar mills may offer more ethanol for blending
Ø ‘Formal economy, bigger tax base alone can bring down tax rates’
Mint
Ø Banks set to crack down on defaulters in RBI’s second list
Ø Glenmark to file first specialty product with US FDA in March quarter
Ø Disney deal set to value Fox at more than $75 billion: report
Ø Bank of England holds interest rate at 0.5%
Ø Reliance Jio moves phone production to India after supply glitches in China
Ø SC refers fixed dose combination drugs issue to govt expert body
Financial Express
Ø Income inequality in India has reached historic high levels, says report
Ø India’s growth to recover to 7 pct in next few quarters: Report
Ø India’s first offshore wind projects auction for 5GW in 2018
Ø Tata Group, GE tie up to make aircraft components in India
Ø China suffers natural gas shortage as coal ban backfires
Financial Chronicle
Ø Captive power units cry for urgent coal supplies to avert crisis
Ø Need to continue momentum on building infrastructure: Jaitley
Ø Domestic MF flows to outweigh FII flows
Ø Sensex swings between gain and loss, ends higher
Ø Infra spending may top Rs 5 lakh crore in FY19
