1st February 2K19
Economic Times
Ø GST collections cross Rs 1 lakh cr in January
Ø Oil India gets Sebi exemption from buyback norms
Ø NCLT allows govt to add 19 new names in PNB scam
Ø Airtel loses 5.7 cr mobile customers in Dec 2018
Ø Ola losses narrow to Rs 2,842 crore for FY18
Ø Stake sale in SE Asia business will improve Tata Steel's leverage profile: Fitch
Business Standard
Ø India's core sector growth falls to 18-month low of 2.6% in December
Ø Govt refuses to extend February 1 deadline for new e-commerce FDI rules
Ø Unemployment rate at four-decade high of 6.1% in 2017-18: NSSO survey
Ø RBI removes BoI, BoM, OBC from Prompt Corrective Action framework
Ø IRDAI asks insurers to provide for IL&FS exposure, wants mis-selling curbed
Business Line
Ø Domestic mining firms to gain as internationaliron ore prices surge
Ø CPI inflation for industrial workers rises to 5.24% in December
Ø Higher cost, lower realisation pull Vedanta’s net down 21%
Ø NMDC net up 78% at ₹1,577 cr
Ø Lower logistics cost to help boost exports by 5-8%: FIEO
Ø Escorts chalks out ₹400-cr capex for expansion, JVs
Mint
Ø GDP growth rate for 2017-18 revised upwards to 7.2%
Ø China appeals to US to accept its technology progress
Ø Hero MotoCorp quarterly profit slips on higher expenses
Ø Bharti Airtel Q3 net profit falls 71.8% to₹86.2 crore
Ø Bank of India, Bank of Maharashtra out of RBI's corrective action list
Ø Govt approves 4 lakh houses under PMAY(U)
Financial Express
Ø Sebi-Sahara case: Supreme Court summons Subrata Roy on February 28
Ø Govt floats tender to tie up 2.5 GW PPAs with stranded plants
Ø Power Grid Corp Q3 profit rises 14.2% to Rs 2,368 crore
Ø Dabur India Q3 profit increases 10% to Rs 367 crore driven by higher net sales
Ø Dena Bank Q3 loss narrows as provisions decreases
Financial Chronicle
Ø Central bank gold buying at highest level since 1970s
Ø Thermax opens new factory to make chillers, heat pumps
Ø Limited awareness among SMEs restricts growth of online lending platforms
Ø H-1B rule change keeps qualification in, talent out
Ø Chalet Hotels IPO gets almost nil response from retail investors
