Tuesday, 22 January 2019

22 January 2019 News

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Economic Times
 
Ø  12 state failed on jobs, despite faster growth: Crisil
Ø  RBI to open payment system operators to pvt parties
Ø  Indian economy poised to pick up in 2019, says IMF
Ø  PM mulls cheap loans, sops for small businesses
Ø  IMF cuts global growth outlook, cites trade war
Ø  NCLAT dismisses Jignesh Shah plea against insolvency of his investment firm La-Fin Financial Services

Business Standard

Ø  India moves up a notch on global talent competitive index, ranked 80th
Ø  RBI starts two quarterly surveys of manufacturing, services, infra sectors
Ø  Govt may impose anti-dumping duty on Malaysian glass used in solar panels
Ø  India pips Japan to be second largest global steel producer
Ø  RIL's asset monetization likely to pare Rs 1 trn of total debt

Business Line
 
Ø  NCLT okays Airtel, Tata Tele merger
Ø  India among the most trusted nations globally: Report
Ø  8,000 MW of old thermal power generation capacity phased out, says official
Ø  Despite poor show in global markets, Uber posts 30% rise in net in FY18
Ø  L&T Finance Q3 profit surges 81% to Rs 581 cr
 
Mint

Ø  Farm-loan waivers to hit states fiscal deficit targets: Report
Ø  Skilled diaspora altering world’s view of India: Sushma Swaraj
Ø  Govt likely to circumvent PESB route to fast-track hiring of Air India directors
Ø  Bajaj Auto set for foray into electric vehicles next year
Ø  India's contribution to world growth doubles in a decade 

Financial Express
 
Ø  Apex court refuses to stay TDSAT order rejecting Trai’s predatory pricing rule
Ø  Oil falls as slowing China economy dents markets
Ø  IDBI Bank decides to continue with existing MD, DMDs
Ø  Union Bank of India third-quarter profit misses estimates
Ø  For Q3, IRB InvIT declares distribution of Rs 3.10/unit
 
Financial Chronicle

Ø  ONGC share buyback to open on January 29
Ø  Advances, margin boost Kotak Bank net profit by 13.5%
Ø  LIC completes acquisition of 51% stake in IDBI Bank
Ø  Bajaj Auto brands itself as The World’s Favourite Indian
Ø  Rs 42,000-crore BharatNet projects face delay, cost overrun