21st February 2K19
Economic Times
Ø Moody's upgrades outlook on Yes Bank to stable
Ø IL&FS probe: ED registers money laundering case
Economic Times
Ø India to remain fastest growing economy: Report
Ø RCom case: SC dismisses contempt plea against SBI
Ø FDI during April-Dec 2018-19 falls 7% to $33.49 bn
Ø Allahabad Bank, IOB's stake sale in Universal Sompo General Insurance gathers pace
Business Standard
Ø Govt to infuse Rs 48,239 cr in 12 PSBs; Corporation Bank gets Rs 9,086 cr
Ø Saudi Aramco in talks with Reliance Industries, others to invest in oil
Ø FinMin expects bad loan recoveries to touch Rs 1.80 trillion in FY19
Ø France court orders UBS to pay $5.1 billion for Swiss accounts scandal
Ø Govt calls meeting next week on mandatory hallmarking of gold jewellery
Business Line
Ø Supreme Court holds Anil Ambani guilty in Ericsson case
Ø Alembic Pharma gets USFDA nod for glaucoma drug
Ø IRDAI spells out draft norms of standard mediclaim policy
Ø Aviation industry is challenging, says Naresh Goyal
Ø GST Council adjourns meeting, to decide on lowering levy for real estate on Sunday
Ø Lite Bite Foods to buy 4 restaurant brands from Phoenix Mills Group arm
Mint
Ø Only Jio, BSNL add mobile users in Dec, Voda Idea lost maximum: Trai
Ø Coal India gets Sebi exemption for share buy back programme
Ø EPFO likely to announce 8.55% interest on EPF for FY19
Ø Tata Motors betting big on electric buses, hopeful demand will grow
Ø Vodafone Idea eyes 100% network integration by June 2020
Financial Express
Ø Mukesh Ambani’s RIL world’s 6th fastest growing retailer; beats Jeff Bezos' Amazon, Nike
Ø World’s biggest mortgage-backed covered bond market sets another record
Ø Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai rule list of top 10 cars sold in January
Ø Sonalika Tractors’ exports soar 130% in January
Financial Chronicle
Ø Govt mulls additional petroleum reserves
Ø Fine on benami can be up to 25 per cent of property rate
Ø SBI writes of Rs 10,000 as bad loans; 19 PSBs totalling Rs 41,000 as bad loans
Ø Sensex snaps 9-day losing run, rebounds over 400 points
Ø TCS recognised as a global top employer
