Business Standard
Ø YES Bank gets a binding offer for $1.2 bn
Ø India loses major WTO dispute to the US
Ø Sebi tightens rules for bad loan disclosures by banks
Ø Not leaving India, will back JV: Vodafone UK
Ø PSBs extend support of Rs 2.56L-cr to stressed NBFCs
Ø Coal India's October production may fall 20%
Ø China doubts long-term trade deal possible with Trump
Ø Irdai asks insurers to give details on exposure to DHFL, IL&FS, ADAG
Ø FinMin claims huge progress in report on measures to boost economy
Ø IOC Sept quarter net profit slumps 83% at Rs 563.4 crore
Ø Govt not considering any proposal for gold amnesty scheme: Report
Ø Syndicate Bank posts Rs 251-cr Q2 profit, versus Rs 1,543-cr loss last year
Business Line
Mint
Ø Core sector output falls 5.2 per cent in September
Ø Fiscal deficit reaches 92.6 per cent for six months
Ø Tube Investments’ Q2 PAT grows 58% at ₹90 crore
Ø Adani Transmission bags two projects from REC Transmission in Gujarat
Ø IBC: No back-door entry for ineligible promoters in liquidation proceedings
Ø India's sugar output seen falling, global deficit rises
Ø GSK Consumer Healthcare re-launches Crocin Pain Relief
Ø Govt actively taking steps to boost economy: FinMin
Ø ShopClues to merge with Singapore-based Qoo10
Ø GM recalls 638,000 US SUVs, trucks for unintended braking
Ø Paytm Mall trims losses by 34% in FY19 to Rs1,171 crore
Financial Express
Deccan Chronicle
Ø India loses export incentive case filed by US at WTO
Ø Rescuing former cash cows BSNL, MTNL is widening India’s fiscal deficit
Ø 7000 businesses to be set-up in these states under SIDBI’s mega move to boost entrepreneurship
Ø Digital payments surge to dent banks’ revenues by $9 billion
Ø Reliance Jio says telcos have sufficient capacity to pay dues after SC verdict
Ø Auto sector's contribution to GDP may slip to 7 pc this fiscal: Acuite Ratings
Ø No more FTAs signing in rush assures Piyush Goyal
Ø Muthoot Finance board approves USD 450 mn fund-raise
Ø Sensex closes at 40,129, extends gains for 5th session
Ø Gold prices up Rs 115 to Rs 39,017 per 10 gram
Ø Banks' payments revenues to dent by USD 9 billion by 2025: report
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