ECONOMIC TIMES HEADLINES
Business Standard
Ø Promoters, not investors should first feel the pinch: Sebi
Ø Cash-rich PSUs may be asked to submit IPO plans
Ø Greece, creditors closing in on third bailout accord
Ø India receives $ 24 bn in FDI from EU in last 3 yrs
Ø Coal auction's third round to begin on Tuesday
Ø Debt to equity: Lanco lenders to take over Teesta
Ø Piramal Ent likely to hive off its critical care business
Ø Some payments banks face dual oversight
Ø Power sector's woes now spill over to equipment makers
Ø Govt notifies changes in I-T rules to comply with FATCA pact
Ø Govt looking for partner to set up Rs 5K-cr urea plant in Iran
Ø Significant decline in value of MSEI warrants pushes MCX into red
Ø Indian funds as good as foreign peers, need scale: UTI chief
Ø Govt in talk with countries to barter sugar for pulses
Mint
Ø After EPFO, SEBI pitches for more pension funds in market
Ø China faces deflation as producer prices slide to 6-year low
Ø NSE to auction investment limits for Rs. 556-cr govt bonds
Ø Swiss National Bank hikes exposure to Indian companies
Ø Govt spending should be within means: Jaitley
Ø JSPL, Vedanta, Hindalco qualify for third tranche of coal auction
Ø Bharti Airtel attempts to steal Reliance Jio’s 4G thunder
Ø Foxconn may set up a factory in every Indian state in 10 years: Terry Gou
Ø Central Bank of India to raiseRs.3,000 cr capital this fiscal
Ø Future Consumer Ent Q1 net loss widens to Rs.32.35 cr
Ø FTIL reports loss of Rs.34.15 crore for June quarter
Financial Chronicle
Ø Timex Group sees India among top 3 global markets in 5 years
Ø Foreign investors infuse Rs 2,200 cr in just 5 trading sessions
Ø Telcos initiate steps to curb call drops; submit report to DoT
Ø C Rangarajan favours RBI majority in Monetary Policy panel
Ø PSU players, ICICI Lombard qualify to insure Air India
Ø Timex sees India among top 3 global markets in 5 yrs
Ø Swiss National Bank hikes exposure to Indian cos
Ø Foxconn may pick up stake in Mukta Arts
Ø Macro data, CIL, SBI Q1 earnings key for market
Ø Irdai slaps fines on 3 insurance companies
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