22nd May 2K19
Economic Times
Ø Airtel, Voda Idea lose 30 mn users in March, Jio gains
Ø Evaluating Jet Airways opportunity, says Hinduja Group
Ø NCLAT reserves order on ArcelorMittal
Ø PNB may take control of 2-3 small state-run banks
Ø Indian millennials optimistic about economic outlook
Ø Tech Mahindra inks defence contract worth Rs 300 cr
Ø HPCL to borrow Rs 8K cr in FY20 to fund expansion
Business Standard
Ø Co-location: NSE moves Securities Appellate Tribunal against Sebi rulings
Ø ICRA downgrades long-term rating for IDFC First Bank from AA+ to AA
Ø High-level committee submit strategies on reducing import: Oil ministry
Ø RBI to establish supervisory body to strengthen regulation of banks & NBFCs
Ø Corporation Bank plans to trim slippages by 50% to Rs 4000 crore in FY20
Business Line
Ø EPFO looks to pull back NBFC investments to avert default risk
Ø Govt turns the heat on directors in fight against shell companies
Ø Small trucks see growth, bucking industry slowdown
Ø Solar-powered water pump launched for farming sector
Ø Reliance beats Indian Oil Corporation to become biggest Indian company
Ø Vedanta bags two copper blocks in Maharashtra
Mint
Ø India's thermal coal output seen growing 4.3% annually till 2028: Report
Ø 68% Indians feel job market has improved in last 5 years: Survey
Ø India among top 20 countries in the Artificial Intelligence readiness ranking
Ø IL&FS initiates claim process for 70 group entities
Ø Sebi permits mutual funds to participate in commodity derivatives
Financial Express
Ø Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals Q4 net up 36% at Rs 140.54 crore
Ø India projected to grow at 7.1% in FY’20: UN report
Ø New Indian government faces crucial foreign policy decisions, say US experts
Ø US-China trade war gradually destabilising world economy
Deccan Chronicle
Ø 46 pc ultra high net worth Indians to increase investment in private equity: Survey
Ø L&T market capitalisation to touch Rs 3 lakh crore in five years: AM Naik
Ø Oil rises on US-Iran tensions, but trade war concerns weigh
Ø Rupee edges up 2 paise against US dollar as investors turn cautious