19th March 2K19
Economic Times
Ø Maruti cuts vehicle production by over 8% in Feb
Ø Net direct tax collection crosses Rs 10 lakh cr mark
Ø Anil Ambani won't go to jail, RCom pays Ericsson's dues
Ø Brookfield buys key Leela hotel assets for Rs 3950 cr
Ø One in 3 jobs will be automated by 2022: Survey
Ø RCom, Jio end asset sale agreement by mutual consent
Business Standard
Ø ArcelorMittal gets NCLAT's conditional nod for Rs 42,000 cr Essar Steel bid
Ø Airtel looking at Dish TV for merger to take on Reliance Jio
Ø Centre extends soft loan window by 4 weeks for beleaguered sugar mills
Ø Gridco aims to buy 550 Mw renewable power from SECI in FY20
Ø JLR recalls over 44,000 units in UK to rectify emission issues for free
Ø Jet Airways says no money to pay interest to debenture-holders on Tuesday
Business Line
Ø Natural gas price may go up by 18% from April
Ø As Etihad balks, Jet lenders look for a new investor
Ø Govt’s proposed new industrial policy put on the back burner
Ø Dr Reddy’s Lab launches B2B customer service portal
Ø ICICI Lombard, MobiKwik join hands to provide cyber-insurance cover of ₹50,000
Ø TCG Lifesciences’ Hyderabad facility gets USFDA nod
Mint
Ø RBI officials meet bankers, seek feedback on new liquidity tool: Sources
Ø Adani Port to buy back NCDs worth ₹1,400 crore
Ø Embassy REIT IPO sees 20% subscription on Day 1
Ø Copper steady, economic concerns jostle with China demand hopes
Ø Coal India's spark diminishes further as dividend payout disappoints
Ø NRIs are not allowed to make fresh deposits in PPF account
Financial Express
Ø Bombay HC stays Nusli Wadia defamation plea hearing against Ratan Tata, others
Ø Two-wheeler companies decide to cut production due to slow growth
Ø US-based ride-hailing firm Lyft aims to raise up to $2.1 billion via IPO
Ø SBI board may extend Rs 20k-cr mop-up to FY20
Financial Chronicle
Ø Smart garbage bins from SAIL
Ø DP World trying to stall adverse findings: CCI
Ø Govt committed to maintain credibility of statistical orgs, says senior official
Ø Gold, silver prices fall on weak global cues, tepid demand
Ø Sensex, Nifty end higher for 6th straight session
