India : Business News Headlines – 14 Sep 2016
Business Standard
Ø India and Russia discuss direct gas delivery line
Ø ‘Implementation of GST to attract more FDI’
Ø Bharti Airtel agrees to take Jio’s voice call
Ø Coal India’s Q1 net profit dips 14%
Ø Government to back GST standard rate of 18-19%
Ø Reliance Infra to scale up order book to Rs 30k cr
Ø Sebi might ask Diageo to revise USL open offer
Ø Moderating retail inflation raises rate cut hopes: Ind-Ra
Ø Regulators step up scrutiny of drug makers
Ø Reliance Capital to list Housing finance biz
Ø Ashok Leyland plans multiple satellite plants abroad
Ø Dr Reddy’s enters Dow Jones Indices
Business Line
Ø India-Hong Kong trade affected by China bogey
Ø Zee Entertainment enters the Hispanic market
Ø MCX silver under pressure, may extend fall in near-term
Ø HCC bags Rs. 182 cr contract by Department of Atomic Energy
Ø Global oil surplus to persist into first half of 2017: IEA
Ø Monsoon set to begin retreating from Rajasthan
Mint
Ø Govt plans economic corridors with investment of Rs3 trillion
Ø Cyrus Mistry optimistic about acquisitions by Tata firms within India and outside
Ø Cauvery dispute: Infosys, TCS, Wipro shut offices after violence
Ø Ikea targets India, China expansion to meet sales growth aim
Ø Quikr acquires Stayglad for undisclosed amount
Financial Express
Ø Over 70 % newly-listed cos give smart returns to investors
Ø Tata Steel Kalinganagar plant generates 17K job opportunities
Ø Mukesh Ambani-owned Rel Ind biggest defaulter of MMRDA
Ø Government working to address call drop issue: Minister
Ø RJio counters Airtel’s claim of ‘tsunami of free traffic’
Financial Chronicle
Ø Goldman uses retail deposits for WS-style profits
Ø Oil falls on US drilling, shrugs off upbeat China data
Ø AUM of gold ETFs stagnant despite price rise
Ø ONGC seeks exemption from paying oil subsidy
Ø Railways to save Rs 10,000 cr after budget merger
