India : Business News Headlines – 20 Sep 2016
Business Standard
Ø China’s Dalian Wanda seeks red carpet for $10 bn plans in India
Ø GST: Clarification likely on Centre’s power to levy excise
Ø Telcos deposit Rs 14,653 crore for spectrum auction
Ø Airtel, Vodafone, Jio submit call traffic details to Trai
Ø NPAs to dip on high industrial capacity utilisation: SBI
Ø ‘India’s prospects over next 20-30 years look good’
Ø Government invites application for new Sebi chairman
Ø Banks want promoters’ guarantee for new loans
Ø Sebi board meeting could spell bonanza for FPIs
Ø ICICI Pru Life IPO subscribed 16% on first day
Ø Asset quality cycle is bottoming for Indian banks: Moody’s
Ø Sufficient fertiliser, seeds to meet rabi demand: Govt
Ø CCI approves sale of Jaiprakash’s Bina unit to JSW
Ø Glenmark announces tie up for anti cancer drug
Business Line
Ø Investment activity in India likely to revive in mid-term: D&B
Ø NTPC, EESL sign pact for energy efficient lighting solutions
Ø MF exposure to bank stocks hits record high of over Rs. 1.05 lakh crore
Ø Karur Vysya Bank board announces stock split
Ø Monsoon withdrawal stalled as rains lash Central , West India
Ø Dr Reddy’s launches generic injection for kidney disease
Mint
Ø Heritage Foods in talks with Future Group for stake sale
Ø FTIL moves court against ‘possible’ attachment of assets by ED
Ø Govt plans eight mini labs at ports, airports to monitor drug quality
Ø Dentsu Aegis acquires PR firm Perfect Relations
Ø Indiabulls Housing Finance raises Rs1,330 crore via masala bonds
Financial Express
Ø China facing possible debt crisis: BIS, bank watchdog
Ø Government taking steps to boost MSMEs: Nirmala Sitharaman
Ø Limited progress by Renault Kwid in crash test: Global NCAP
Ø No legal infirmity in GST notifications, says Hasmukh Adhia
Ø Idea to launch its own TV, Chat, video service by FY’18
Financial Chronicle
Ø Finmin to pitch for ratings upgrade with Moody’s
Ø India to clock 8% growth over next few years: S&P
Ø Oil climbs as Venezuela sees output deal, Libya suffers
Ø ‘Indian banking outlook stable, NPA formation slow’
Ø Bank credit to small MFIs comes down to 15% in Q1
Ø Base metals move divergently on strong fundamentals
