Economic Times 24th July 2015

24 July 2015

Economic Times

Business Standard
Ø  Govt to bring shipping containers under Make in India

Ø  Govt proposes to dilute RBI Guv's power; can't veto on policy rate

Ø  IMF warns Japan must avoid over-reliance on weak yen

Ø  After debt crisis, Greece now faces recession

Ø  Govt tapping overseas markets to push PSU stake sale

Ø  Reliance ties up with Singapore's Augur in defence biz

Ø  Japan's Nikkei to buy FT Group for $1.3 billion

Ø  RBI lifts restrictions on FIIs to buy shares in BoB

Ø  EPFO's investment in equity markets may go beyond 5%: Dattatreya

Ø  US jobless claims lowest since 1973

Ø  Lupin buys US generics firm Gavis for $880 mn

Ø  Iran eyes $185 billion oil, gas projects after sanctions

Ø  SEBI to bring algo trading guidelines in two months

Ø  74% Indians feel economy is doing well: Pew Research

Business Line

Mint
Ø   Wipro records 4% rise in Q1 net to Rs.2,190 crore 

Ø  7 Indian firms among world’s 500 largest companies:Fortune

Ø  Adani Ports raises $650 mn via dollar bond issue

Ø  SEBI-FMC merger process to be complete by Sept: Sinha

Ø  Biocon Q1 profits surge 23% at Rs 126 cr 

Ø  Unilever sales beat estimates as Latin America, China gain

Ø  Nestle’s $2.3 bn noodle mess perks up AIG to Allianz

Ø  Banks opt for offbeat tactics to tackle Rs3.1 tn of bad debts

Ø  UTI Mutual Fund revives IPO plans, seeks govt approval

Ø  Irdai seeks to limit insurers’ expenses

Financial Express

Financial Chronicle
Ø  RBI to maintain status quo on Aug 4: Morgan Stanley

Ø  Economic growth prospects dim on delays to reforms: Poll

Ø  Draft financial code proposes committee on policy rate

Ø  South Korea Q2 GDP growth worst in over 6 yrs as MERS, drought strike

Ø  Sun TV can participate in mock FM e-auction: High Court

Ø  Bajaj Auto Q1 net surges 37% to Rs 1,015 cr

Ø  TCS, Cognizant, Infy top employers in FY15: Nasscom

Ø  L&T Finance Holdings Q1 net profit rises 15%

Ø  GAIL Q1 net profit drops 32 pc at Rs 424.14 cr

Ø  Himatsingka Seide Q1 net profit up 93%

Ø  Alstom's proposed JV bags Rs 1,497cr contract from DFCCIL