26th March 2K18
Economic Times
Ø 'India proposes to negotiate trade pact with Africa'
Ø 'Trade war can lead to collateral damage for India'
Ø Guaranteed crop prices to take all costs into account: PM
Ø BSNL to invest Rs 4,300 crore for network expansion
Ø Rural bank employees threaten to go on three-day strike
Ø 'Applicants from India for EB-visas may drop by 80%'
Ø Dhoot Transmission set to buy UK’s Parkinson Harness
Business Standard
Ø Telecom sector to create 10 mn jobs in next five years: Skilling council
Ø ONGC may buy out GAIL in Gujarat's Dahej petrochemical project
Ø Set aside divestment proceeds for sick PSUs revival: Parliament panel
Ø Lateral buying swells FY18 oil capex to $1.11 tr till February
Ø Foreign investors will continue to sell Indian equities: Geoffrey Dennis
Ø Vedanta eyes Electrosteel for value addition, says chairman Navin Agarwal
Business Line
Ø Leather exporters approach Italian banking group for funds
Ø PNB plans to stake claim in insolvency proceedings of Nirav Modi co
Ø MRPL to come out with BS6 diesel by March 2019
Ø ArcelorMittal declassifed as Uttam Galva Steels promoter
Ø Vedanta unlikely to participate in rebidding of Essar Steel
Ø Precision Camshafts buys 76% in German company MFT
Mint
Ø Sebi plans to come out with new buyback rules
Ø Ujjawala scheme: Indian Oil, others defer loan recovery up to 6 LPG refills
Ø ShopClues sees 60% revenue growth, eyes profits in 12-18 months
Ø STC, MMTC merger on cards, says Suresh Prabhu
Ø CBI arrests Totem Infra promoters in bank fraud case
Ø Arvind Panagariya makes strong case for PSU bank privatisation
Financial Express
Ø GST relief: Businesses with zero tax liability may get to file returns bi-annually
Ø India, China to discuss ways to boost trade in JEG meet
Ø Union opposes Pawan Hans sale, writes to PMO to look at IPO instead
Ø Doubling farmers' income: Panel submit final report next month
Financial Chronicle
Ø 359 infra projects show cost overrun of Rs 2.18 lakh crore
Ø Carbon black shortage hits rubber sector
Ø NTP likely to bring tower operators under RoW rules
Ø IBC may emasculate banks as haircut is as high as 90%