Today's Headlines from www:
*Economic Times*
📝 Prices of TV, home appliances may go up 7-8 per cent from next month
📝 Khadi sales jump 4-fold in FY18; KVIC to run 'Khadi Express' train to boost sales
📝 Welspun India aims 50% revenue from innovation-based products by 2022
📝 RBI may hold the rates baton till March: report
📝 Jio tops chart in terms of AGR in September quarter: TRAI data
📝 216 railway projects report cost overrun of Rs 2.46 lakh crore
📝 JNPT SEZ eyes Rs 900-1,000 crore from land auction
📝 Andhra Bank puts up Rs 1,553-cr NPAs for sale, prefers cash bids
*Business Standard*
📝 Social commerce platform Meesho targets 20 million resellers by 2020
📝 IndiGo and SpiceJet make web check-in paid service, flyers tweet protest
📝 I-T department sells Cairn Energy's shares in Vedanta to recover tax
📝 Lots Wholesale Solutions plans to invest Rs 10 bn in India over next 5 yrs
📝 UAE to offer long-term visa schemes to rich and educated foreigners
📝 MFs add 7.7 mn accounts in Apr-Oct, take total to all-time high of 80 mn
📝 Working overtime to meet BS-VI norm ahead of April 2020 deadline: Maruti
*Financial Express*
📝 Qbera: Startup aims to provide quick, hassle-free personal loans
📝 Wind energy: Capacity addition likely to rebound after a lean FY18
📝 CAIT raises various demands in letter to PM Narendra Modi
📝 Freecharge co-founder to roll out Cred by December-end, raises $25 million from Sequoia, others
📝 JSW Steel revamps operations, product mix to align with climate change goals
📝 Six firms bid for advising FinMin on two M&A deals
*Mint*
📝 EU leaders seal Brexit deal, urge Britons to back PM May
📝 Bitcoin falls further below $4,000; crypto continues plunge
📝 Oil PSUs to allot 65,000 petrol pumps ahead of general elections
📝 Finance ministry expects 3-4 banks to be out of PCA this fiscal: Report
📝 FPIs infuse Rs 6,310 crore in November so far
📝 Bankrupt firms in India to get a new and quick rescue option
📝 Standard Chartered Bank moves NCLT against CoC selecting Arcelor for Essar Steel
📝 CDC Group plans Ayana stake sale to raise $100 million.
*Economic Times*
📝 Prices of TV, home appliances may go up 7-8 per cent from next month
📝 Khadi sales jump 4-fold in FY18; KVIC to run 'Khadi Express' train to boost sales
📝 Welspun India aims 50% revenue from innovation-based products by 2022
📝 RBI may hold the rates baton till March: report
📝 Jio tops chart in terms of AGR in September quarter: TRAI data
📝 216 railway projects report cost overrun of Rs 2.46 lakh crore
📝 JNPT SEZ eyes Rs 900-1,000 crore from land auction
📝 Andhra Bank puts up Rs 1,553-cr NPAs for sale, prefers cash bids
*Business Standard*
📝 Social commerce platform Meesho targets 20 million resellers by 2020
📝 IndiGo and SpiceJet make web check-in paid service, flyers tweet protest
📝 I-T department sells Cairn Energy's shares in Vedanta to recover tax
📝 Lots Wholesale Solutions plans to invest Rs 10 bn in India over next 5 yrs
📝 UAE to offer long-term visa schemes to rich and educated foreigners
📝 MFs add 7.7 mn accounts in Apr-Oct, take total to all-time high of 80 mn
📝 Working overtime to meet BS-VI norm ahead of April 2020 deadline: Maruti
*Financial Express*
📝 Qbera: Startup aims to provide quick, hassle-free personal loans
📝 Wind energy: Capacity addition likely to rebound after a lean FY18
📝 CAIT raises various demands in letter to PM Narendra Modi
📝 Freecharge co-founder to roll out Cred by December-end, raises $25 million from Sequoia, others
📝 JSW Steel revamps operations, product mix to align with climate change goals
📝 Six firms bid for advising FinMin on two M&A deals
*Mint*
📝 EU leaders seal Brexit deal, urge Britons to back PM May
📝 Bitcoin falls further below $4,000; crypto continues plunge
📝 Oil PSUs to allot 65,000 petrol pumps ahead of general elections
📝 Finance ministry expects 3-4 banks to be out of PCA this fiscal: Report
📝 FPIs infuse Rs 6,310 crore in November so far
📝 Bankrupt firms in India to get a new and quick rescue option
📝 Standard Chartered Bank moves NCLT against CoC selecting Arcelor for Essar Steel
📝 CDC Group plans Ayana stake sale to raise $100 million.
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