Business Standard
Ø  Govt plans ordinance to shed liability of old notes
Ø  Economists suggest lower taxes, uniform import duty
Ø  Unorganised sector to be worst-hit by note ban: Report
Ø  Adhere to monthly/quarterly expenditure plans: FinMin
Ø  Reliance Jio seeks time till Dec 29 to respond to Trai
Ø  Tata Sons’ notice to Mistry for confidentiality breach
Ø  Last date extended for conversion of PIO cards
Ø  Number of companies with ‘default’ debt rating doubles
Ø  Venture capital investments down 29% in 2016
Ø  Income tax notices to car dealers; seeks details of customers post Nov 8
Ø  Despite price hikes, uncertainty remains high around ITC
Ø  Paradip Port to have 51% stake in Rs 5,849 cr rail corridor
Ø  Oil prices edge further above $55 ahead of supply cut deal
Ø  JSW Energy board approves raising up to Rs 750 crore

Mint
Ø  Experts discuss about job creation, farm woes at NITI Aayog
Ø  83 IPOs hit Indian market, raised $3.8 bn in 2016: EY
Ø  Coca-Cola India unveils low-calorie beverage Aquarius
Ø  India likely to host key RCEP meeting in July
Ø  Glenmark gets USFDA nod for leukemia treatment drug
Ø  MCX zinc moves towards key support zone
Ø  Reliance Jio is ready to pounce on rivals Airtel, Vodafone, Idea Cellular
Ø  Pfizer, Micromax related acquisitions approved by CCI
Ø  Drug firms eye over-the-counter market in bid to buttress growth
Ø  AU Financiers gets final licence from RBI to start small finance bank
Ø  Nandan Nilekani invests $5 million more in 10i Commerce
Ø  Sonalika Tractors in talks to set up a plant in China

Financial Chronicle
Ø  Demonetisation has hit business: Tata Steel
Ø  Early budget to make funds available at start of fiscal: PM Narendra Modi
Ø  Direct benefit transfers saved 36,000 crore in 2 years, says official
Ø  Microsoft can reach $1 trillion market value, faster than Apple, Google and Amazon, says Analyst
Ø  Smooth drive for farm machinery under GST
Ø  M-wallet retail spends may see 4-fold jump in near term: Study
Ø  Hopeful about GST regime roll out from April: Anant Kumar
Ø  Centre may dust off ONGC stake sale plan
Ø  CPSE ETF II on anvil; initial corpus Rs 6,000 cr