Business Standard
Ø India to make South Asia the global growth centre: IMF
Ø 'Over 3,400 branches of PSBs closed or merged in 5 yrs'
Ø Stopped payment to creditors after court orders: DHFL
Ø Yes Bank's asset-quality woes to continue: Report
Ø Maruti 'cautiously optimistic' on future sales
Ø Thomas Cook India not part of global sale to Fosun
Ø Saudis may reduce Aramco IPO size to $1.6 trillion
Ø FEMA norms may raise investment bar on foreign-owned mutual funds
Ø Despite unavailability of MAT credit, 60% of firms opt for lower tax regime
Ø Minimum wage for workers likely to increase in next three months
Ø MCA floats a new testing proposal to filter frivolous independent directors
Ø McNally Bharat pins hope at strategic investors and partners for revival
Ø Experts raise alarm bells on talent flight amid crackdown on audit firms
Mint
Ø US Treasury Secretary holds talks with RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das over economy
Ø NHAI terminates concession pacts of 2 IRB Infrastructure road projects
Ø Siemens signs MoUs with NTPC, TERI on decarbonisation, energy transition
Ø Unichem Labs Q2 net loss narrows to Rs 22.2 crore
Ø SEBI directive: Banks start disclosing divergence in asset classification and provisioning
Ø Traders' body CAIT to launch nation-wide movement against Amazon, Flipkart
Ø Mutual fund houses approach Sebi with 125 new schemes in 2019 so far
Ø Two-phased strategic disinvestment for BPCL likely
Ø Prasad directs BSNL, MTNL to proceed quickly on VRS, asset monetisation plans
Ø Fundraising by PE, VC firms in January-September at a five-year high
Deccan Chronicle
Ø Finance Ministry plans next tranches of CPSE, Bharat 22 ETFs in fourth quarter
Ø Yes Bank looking for $1.2 billion funding by December, give board seat to new investors
Ø TCS, Wipro in fray to manage Irdai’s Business Analytics Project
Ø RERA officials to approach housing ministry for clarity vis-a-vis IBC
Ø Power gencos' outstanding dues on discoms rise 37 pc to Rs 70,000 cr in Sept
Ø Germany to invest 1 billion euros for green urban mobility in India
Ø RBI revamps departments for effective supervision, regulation of banking sector
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