India : Business News Headlines – 07 Nov 2016
Business Standard
Ø Banks, LIC told to monitor Tata Group developments
Ø Tatas postpone investor meet scheduled for Nov 18
Ø Reliance Industries partners consider joining arbitration in $1.55 bn gas row
Ø OIL India asks Assam govt to tackle frequent bandhs, disruptions
Ø Govt plans to stop financial support to tobacco firms
Ø New GST structure may be non-inflationary: Citigroup
Ø Govt working on Policy for E-Pharmacy startups
Ø Government pushes for trade pact among Bimstec nations
Ø Steel turns dearer as coking coal price surges
Ø UK’s immigration stance to decide trade deal path
Ø Coastal economic zones may get 10-year tax exemption in next Budget
Ø India rises to 2nd spot on global biz optimism index: Report
Ø Godrej Properties expects Rs 3K-crore revenue from Greater Noida township
Ø Coal imports decline 13.7% in October
Mint
Ø FDI in India rises 30% to $21.6 bn in April-Sept
Ø Boards of Dalmia Bharat, OCL approve merger
Ø Mumbai Press Club wants Tata Sons to remove TOPS guards
Ø CII team to visit Bangladesh, explore investment opportunities
Ø Govt mandates 20% local components in mobiles for export aid
Ø BSNL approaches Telecom Deptt for 700 MHz spectrum
Ø GST Compensation Bill to detail revenue foregone by states
Ø Theresa May flies to India to prepare ground for post-Brexit trade deal
Ø Apple seeks incentives to set up manufacturing unit
Ø Private sector NPS subscribers can invest in AIFs, REITs
Ø Tata Group firms’ independent directors left in the dark on Cyrus Mistry ouster
Ø Lenders put top NPA cases on standby over S4A norms delay
Financial Chronicle
Ø Rs 50 crore Oil India Limited StartUp fund for new ideas in oil & gas sector
Ø Patanjali Ayurved to invest Rs 1,300 crore in Assam
Ø Rupee One note revived due to better use of technology
Ø Devendra Fadnavis urges Centre to increase import duty of soyabean to support farmers
Ø Average size of startup funding up 27% to Rs 4.6 cr
Ø MF agents oppose Sebi norms for advisory services
Ø Gilt funds better than direct G-sec investments
Ø Gold maintains upward trend on global cues
Ø Private sector needs to invest big-time, says Jaitley
