27th March 2K19
Economic Times
Ø Jet to start operating 75 planes by April-end: Govt
Ø PFC to pay entire Rs 14,500 crore for REC acquisition
Ø Europe adopts copyright reform in blow to tech giants
Ø NCLAT stays notice for RCom's spectrum cancellation
Ø Uco Bank gets Rs 14,000 crore windfall
Ø NCLT probes Sterling lenders on absconding promoters
Ø FTC seeks more information to review Bristol-Celgene's $74 billion planned merger
Business Standard
Ø High Court allows Vedanta to take part in Nalco's alumina sale tender
Ø HCC to raise Rs 1,750 crore through monetisation of claims
Ø Trai to hold consultation with BSNL, MTNL on 4G spectrum allocation: Govt
Ø RBI accepts $5 bn from banks at currency swap auction to ease liquidity
Ø NCLT asks RP of Jyoti Structures to submit revised resolution plan
Business Line
Ø Centre may look at diluting stake in PSUs to below 51% without ceding control
Ø L&T bags ₹352-cr solar plant order from Raasi Green Earth
Ø ‘Domestic tractor sales may log double-digit growth this fiscal’
Ø ‘India maintains lead in consumer optimism’
Ø SAIL supplies first batch of LHB wheels to Railways
Ø ITC’s John Players now part of Reliance Retail’s wardrobe
Mint
Ø RBI sets high cut-off premium at debut dollar/rupee swap auction
Ø 'India now seeing more buyout-style transactions': PwC's Sanjeev Krishan
Ø RBI slaps ₹2 crore penalty on PNB for violating SWIFT norms
Ø L&T makes open offer to buy 31% in Mindtree for ₹5030 crore
Ø Allahabad Bank to raise ₹4,000 crore equity capital via various modes
Financial Express
Ø India becomes second largest market for Marks & Spencer after UK
Ø Rail Vikas Nigam IPO fixes price band at Rs 17-19 per share; to start this Friday
Ø JCB to start new production facility in Gujarat; invests Rs 650 crore
Ø Nirav Modi case: NCLAT notice to corp affairs ministry on PNB ex-CEO’s plea
Decaan Chronicle
Ø BoB to develop agri-digital platform; inks 6 MoUs
Ø Sensex zooms 425 pts on global rebound ends up at 38,233.41; Nifty above 11,450
Ø Goldman too warns against yield curve panic
Ø Jet Air buyer will have to bring in Rs 4,500 crore
