Economic Times Headlines 11th August 2015
Business Standard
Ø Govt may not link gold monetisation scheme with CRR
Ø Govt to announce new gas price formula: Oil Minister
Ø Government approves 17,000-crore highways upgradation projects
Ø Rlys arm to issue Rs 6,000 cr tax-free bonds
Ø Govt bonds over-subscribed; FIIs pump in Rs 974 cr
Ø Foxconn's decision to invest in India ruffles Chinese media
Ø ABD calls off buyout talks with Tilaknagar Industries
Ø Govt lists GST Bill for passage in Rajya Sabha today
Ø Centre set to seek Rs 426 cr in damages from Nestle
Ø Asset quality pressures to continue for a few more quarters
Ø RBI intervenes more through forwards in foreign exchange market
Ø Indonesia urges US Fed to hurry up and raise interest rates
Ø Back to the future: Nokia prepares for mobile comeback
Ø Govt caps kerosene subsidy at Rs 12/ltr, LPG at Rs 18/kg
Business Line
Mint
Ø Greece, creditors ‘close’ to deal on third bailout
Ø Poland woos Indian firms to set up manufacturing facilities
Ø Vedanta resumes mining operations in Goa after 3 years
Ø Persuading States for single tax structure on bio-fuels: Oil Min
Ø State Bank, Sun Pharma, Tata Steel results today
Ø Chambal Fertilisers’ net jumps 81% on higher sales
Ø Wockhardt’s profitability rises in Q1 but US FDA’s go-ahead remains critical
Ø Shapoorji Pallonji raises Rs.2,610 crore in largest infra refinancing deal
Ø Videocon to roll out 4G mobile services by year end
Ø Lanco lenders to acquire Teesta Hydro Power by converting debt to equity
Ø J&K Bank Q1 profit rises 22%
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø Sensex ends 135 points on GST worries, ONGC top loser
Ø Recovery in corporate earnings several quarters away
Ø Airtel reduces prices for new broadband customers by up to 30%
Ø Adani Ports Q1 net profit up 13 per cent at Rs 641 crores
Ø FPIs go slow on corp bonds, await gilt limit hike
Ø Gujarat's all 4 discoms get A+ rating for 2013-14
Ø Sadbhav Engineering bags Rs 1,557-cr projects from NHAI
Ø Japan marks biggest H1 gain in current account surplus since 2010
Ø New premium gas pricing policy for deepwater blocks soon.
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