*Business Standard*
Ø India invites foreign firms to invest in oil sector
Ø Another whistleblower guns at Infosys CEO Parekh
Ø India's July-Sep quarter GDP numbers crucial: Report
Ø Tata Group is looking for a partner to help fix Jaguar business
Ø IL&FS gets banks' nod for sale of education biz
Ø Tata Motors global wholesales dip 19% in October
Ø JSW Steel output falls 13 per cent to 12.54 LT in Oct
Ø Stability, regulatory reforms to boost economic growth: BSE MD Chauhan
Ø India-Asean bilateral trade may double by 2025 to $300 billion: Study
Ø Govt to consider TCS, Infosys offers to set up infotech SEZs on Nov 15
Ø Aurobindo consolidated Q2 profit before tax up 5.9% at Rs 904 crore
Ø UltraTech to sell stake in Bangladesh-based units to HeidelbergCement
*Mint*
Ø India can gain from US-China trade war: RBI study
Ø SBI's Economic Research team cuts India's FY20 GDP forecast to 5%
Ø Tata Motors’ India operations face acute challenges: Moody’s
Ø MMTC extends tender offer to sell 6% stake in ICEX till November
Ø States should scrap APMCs and move on to eNAM: FM
Ø Apple tops India premium segment with 51.3% market share in Q3, says IDC
Ø Moody’s downgrades Macrotech Developers (Lodha ) to Caa1
Ø India, other BRICS members to strengthen cooperation in digital economy: Modi
Ø Embassy REIT to raise debt, equity to fund acquisitions
Ø Airbnb counts India among its top three fastest growing EMs
*Deccan Chronicle*
Ø India to cross 200 GW renewable energy capacity mark by 2022: Power Minister RK Singh
Ø Lodha group arranges $325 million fund to repay bonds maturing in March
Ø Ahead of meet with USTR, Piyush Goyal flags 'predatory pricing' in e-commerce
Ø Airtel submit bids for RCom spectrum; Jio seeks deadline extension by 10 days
Ø Coal India Q2 net profit up 14 pc to Rs 3,522 crore
Ø Solar installations drop 35 per cent in first half
Ø Oil tanker to become Asia’s refuelling hub
Ø Vodafone's future in India in doubt after latest setback
Ø Govt within its rights to hold spectrum auction: COAI
Ø Jindal Stainless reports Q2 profit at Rs 52 crore
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