*Business Standard*
Ø Centre inches closer to its divestment target
Ø FM to hold pre-Budget consultations beginning Monday
Ø NLC India to invest Rs 17,000 cr in coal blocks in Odisha
Ø Cases involving Rs 3.75L cr disposed of at IBC Ist stage
Ø China suspends planned tariffs on US goods
Ø 14K prosecutions withdrawn under Companies Act
Ø Airlines oppose Rs 8000-crore Tata Group-GIC stake in GMR Airports
Ø Lenders step up repossession of commercial vehicles on payment defaults
Ø Centre likely to pare stake in BEML to 26% via strategic disinvestment
Ø Stressed discoms' dues to power gencos rose 48% to Rs 81,010 cr in Oct
*Business Line*
*Mint*
Ø CAIT urges government to take action against e-commerce firms flouting FDI policy
Ø Regulation for vintage vehicles to be formalised soon
Ø Government examining foreign fund flows in infrastructure at strategic locations
Ø Hong Kong posts biggest airport passenger number fall in a decade
Ø China's BAIC raising Daimler stake to unseat Geely as top shareholder
Ø Rupeek surpasses gold loan disbursals worth ₹1,000 cr
Ø Banks’ NPAs again stoke asset quality concerns
Ø More promoters buy back pledged shares fearing loss of control
Ø BRICS’ NDB pledges $100 million to NIIF’s Fund of Funds
*Financial Express*
*Deccan Chronicle*
Ø National Insurance seeks Rs 6,400 crore before merger
Ø To improve ease of doing business, Govt withdraws over 14k prosecutions under Companies Act
Ø China welcomes preliminary deal in trade war it blames on US
Ø PNB under-reported bad loans by Rs 2,617 cr in FY19: RBI report
Ø Adani Transmission gets LoI for project in Maharashtra
Ø Forex reserves soar to touch all-time high of USD 453 billion
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