*Economic Times*
Ø SBI to sell 8.25% stake in UTI MF via OFS
Ø SAT refuses relief to lenders in Karvy Broking case
Ø IL&FS reports Rs 22,527 crore loss for FY19
Ø 'India's cybersecurity market to touch $3 bn by 2022'
Ø Ashok Leyland announces non-working days for Dec
Ø Sebi action against auditors not 'turf war': Ajay Tyagi
*Business Standard*
Ø SAT asks NSE to take a decision on Karvy's licence suspension by Friday
Ø Anil Ambani firms' CoC to discuss Bharti Airtel's offer on Thursday
Ø Govt garnered Rs 2.03 trn revenue from Coal India in last 6 fiscals: Joshi
Ø Govt considering options to decontrol urea, says Fertiliser Minister
Ø Tata Power-ICICI Bank JV acquires UP based Prayagraj power project
*Business Line*
Ø Cabinet approves Fourth Code of labour laws, land monetisation
Ø SAIL records 36 per cent growth in sales during November 2019
Ø Oil marketing firms’ bid to encourage alternative fuels
Ø Indian clothing market likely to be worth $53.7 billion in 2020
Ø Sembcorp to buy out Gayatri Energy’s stake in India venture
*Mint*
Ø US, China move closer to trade deal despite harsh rhetoric
Ø Bharat Bond ETF cleared, paves way for retail funds in corporate debt
Ø Ujjivan Small Finance Bank IPO sees highest subscription in 2019 at 170 times
Ø Sembcorp buys out Gayatri Projects' 5.95% stake in its subsidiary for ₹406 cr
Ø FMCG sales on e-commerce sites to touch $4 billion by 2022: Nielsen
*Financial Express*
Ø OPEC nations grapple with oversupply of oil
Ø GST Council to review revenue position, compensation cess on December 18
Ø Coca-Cola’s in-house bottling arm to transfer operations in north India to franchisees
*Deccan Chronicle*
Ø Govt to launch first debt exchange-traded fund
Ø India's services industry returns to growth in November on strong demand: PMI
Ø Bharti Airtel board approves raising up to USD 4 billion
Ø United Breweries steps into craft beer market
Ø SBI to sell 8.25% stake in UTI MF via OFS
Ø SAT refuses relief to lenders in Karvy Broking case
Ø IL&FS reports Rs 22,527 crore loss for FY19
Ø 'India's cybersecurity market to touch $3 bn by 2022'
Ø Ashok Leyland announces non-working days for Dec
Ø Sebi action against auditors not 'turf war': Ajay Tyagi
*Business Standard*
Ø SAT asks NSE to take a decision on Karvy's licence suspension by Friday
Ø Anil Ambani firms' CoC to discuss Bharti Airtel's offer on Thursday
Ø Govt garnered Rs 2.03 trn revenue from Coal India in last 6 fiscals: Joshi
Ø Govt considering options to decontrol urea, says Fertiliser Minister
Ø Tata Power-ICICI Bank JV acquires UP based Prayagraj power project
*Business Line*
Ø Cabinet approves Fourth Code of labour laws, land monetisation
Ø SAIL records 36 per cent growth in sales during November 2019
Ø Oil marketing firms’ bid to encourage alternative fuels
Ø Indian clothing market likely to be worth $53.7 billion in 2020
Ø Sembcorp to buy out Gayatri Energy’s stake in India venture
*Mint*
Ø US, China move closer to trade deal despite harsh rhetoric
Ø Bharat Bond ETF cleared, paves way for retail funds in corporate debt
Ø Ujjivan Small Finance Bank IPO sees highest subscription in 2019 at 170 times
Ø Sembcorp buys out Gayatri Projects' 5.95% stake in its subsidiary for ₹406 cr
Ø FMCG sales on e-commerce sites to touch $4 billion by 2022: Nielsen
*Financial Express*
Ø OPEC nations grapple with oversupply of oil
Ø GST Council to review revenue position, compensation cess on December 18
Ø Coca-Cola’s in-house bottling arm to transfer operations in north India to franchisees
*Deccan Chronicle*
Ø Govt to launch first debt exchange-traded fund
Ø India's services industry returns to growth in November on strong demand: PMI
Ø Bharti Airtel board approves raising up to USD 4 billion
Ø United Breweries steps into craft beer market
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