16/01/2015
Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø Oil & gas explorers' existing profit share to govt doubles
Ø US retail sales post largest decline in 11 months
Ø RBI eases forex hedging contract norms
Ø Amazon eyes majority stake in logistic firm Blue Dart
Ø Sebi consulting on norms on crowd-funding: Official
Ø Euro drops below 1999 launch rate, QE door left open
Ø SpiceJet crisis: Investors approach Sebi with revival plan
Ø Tata Sons gets RBI nod to buy DoCoMo's stake in telecom JV
Ø Sikka meets PM, pledges $250 mn to innovate locally
Ø Goyal did not pledge stake to PNB: Jet Airways officials
Ø Benefit sharing with locals gets a headstart with new mining law
Ø Rising institutional participation boosts algo-trades
Ø DGFT slaps Rs 100 crore fine on Riddhi Siddhi Bullion
Business Line
Mint
Ø Govt approves Rs. 996 cr for augmenting transmission network
Ø Real estate, infrastructure most vulnerable to corporate frauds: Survey
Ø ‘Easing norms for AMCs, step in right direction’
Ø Vedanta chief Anil Agarwal expects to buy HZL, BALCO stakes soon
Ø RIL, NRDC ink pact to market tech to save water in farming
Ø Educomp to merge arm with itself
Ø Blackstone, CVC-led groups said to bid for Holcim-Lafarge assets
Ø Oil may fall below its $39 a barrel target: Goldman Sachs
Ø WPI inflation inches up to 0.1% in December, raising rate cut hopes
Ø Yes Bank Q3 profit up 30% to Rs 540.29 crore
Ø Indian Internet economy to reach Rs10 trillion by 2018: report
Ø Oil storage is king as commodity traders exploit crude crash
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø Indian economy likely to grow by 6.4 per cent in 2015: UN
Ø FIIs bank on financials to take advantage of 2014 rally
Ø DGFT slaps Rs 100 crore fine on Riddhi Siddhi Bullion
Ø Bharti Airtel may have to pay Rs 436 cr for merging Qualcomm 4G arm
Ø Tech Mahindra looks attractive on SOFGEN deal: IDFC Insttl
Ø Govt may soon ban sale of loose ci******es, Rs 1000 fine on smoking in public places
Ø State Bank of India sees nominal rate cut on February 3
Ø Govt likely to sell 10% stake in IOC this fiscal
Ø Reliance Jio applies for pan India cable MSO license
Ø Some sectors may become more dependent on imported coal
Ø India Inc's Dec foreign borrowing up 14% at $ 637.29m
Ø Arrangements with group cos are commercial decisions: SpiceJetP
