India : Business News Headlines – 14 Nov 2016
Business Standard
Ø Sebi steps up scrutiny as Tata-Mistry feud escalates
Ø ATM charges waived on all transactions by savings bank customers till December 30
Ø Niko Resources keen to sell 10% stake in KG-D6 block
Ø Ujjivan gets RBI final nod for small finance bank
Ø Tata Motors’s quarterly profit falls short of estimates
Ø SBI gets deposits of Rs 83,702 crore in five days
Ø Windfall for MFs, demonetisation could bring up to Rs 16 lakh-crore
Ø I-T department checking high-value deposits
Ø Demonetisation is another proof that Modi is reforming India: Chris Wood
Ø American Apparel files for second bankruptcy in just over a year
Ø Siemens to buy Mentor Graphics in $4.5 billion deal
Ø Samsung to buy car tech firm Harman for $8 bn, S Korea’s biggest overseas deal
Mint
Ø AIBEA seeks RBI to allow other agencies to exchange notes
Ø RBI ban on DCCBs accepting demonetised notes irks farmers
Ø India’s crackdown on black money will help financial system: EU
Ø Aurobindo Pharma Q2 net up at 33% at Rs. 605 cr
Ø Professional fees, avocations to join financial mainstream, enter tax net
Ø TVS CMD Venu Srinivasan joins Sir Dorabji Tata Trust as trustee
Ø Paytm claims record number of transactions after govt’s demonetization move
Ø 60% of British firms say they may increase their investment in India: Patricia Hewitt
Ø Penny stocks may come under long-term capital gains tax net
Financial Chronicle
Ø Australia, New Zealand dollars hit 1-month lows as USD, US bond yields surge
Ø NDA stands behind PM Narendra Modi on demonetisation, surgical strikes
Ø GAIL scraps $7 billion LNG tender from US as bidders don’t agree to ‘Make in India’ terms
Ø Demonetisation effect: Jewellery sales under taxmen lens amid crackdown on blackmoney
Ø New measures announced to increase supply of cash
Ø Sebi begins recruitment drive to hire security official
Ø Govt to take necessary steps for revival of NAFED: Rupala
Ø India may have electric highway with Swedish help: Gadkari
Ø Trade and industry suggest ways to deal with cash crunch
