Business Standard

Ø  Tata Motors reports Rs 1,864 cr surprise loss in Q1

Ø  Bharti Airtel says enterprise becoming growth engine

Ø  June core sector growth hits 7-month high

Ø  GST evasion worth Rs 3,026 cr detected in 1 yr: Govt

Ø  Trai sets new quality norms for 4G networks

Ø  PSBs earn over Rs 3K cr via customer charges in 4 yrs

Ø  Brent crude to average $72.87 a barrel in 2018

Ø  Monsoon rainfall remains 6% below normal

Ø  RIL wins arbitration case against govt's claim of illegal gas production

Ø  Dabur India Q1 net profit surges 25% to Rs 3.3 billion, sales jump 16%

Ø  Balance sheets of external sector, banks need greater focus of govt: Report

Ø  Govt issues fresh guidelines to 12 major ports for pension fund investment

Ø  JSW begins integration of Aferpi specialised steel plant in Italy

Ø  BEML keen on developing bullet train coaches in India, but awaits clarity

Mint

Ø  Centre seeks Parliament’s nod for Rs.980-cr equity infusion in Air India

Ø  Rs.7.63-lakh crore investment projected for petrochem hub

Ø  Taiwan’s CPC may invest $6.6 bn for plant in Odisha

Ø  Sterlite Copper unit shutdown led to Rs 20k cr loss to economy: CEO P

Ø  Anil Agarwal offers $1 b to take Vedanta Resources private

Ø  India’s April-June fiscal deficit at 68.7% of 2018-19 target

Ø  Tencent’s $143 billion rout is world’s biggest as tech sinks

Ø  Piramal  Group seeks to form renewable energy platform

Ø  Bharti Airtel partners Razorpay for UPI payments

Ø  Vedanta Q1 profit rises 2.1% to ₹1,533 crore, misses estimates

Financial Chronicle

Ø  Coal India to procure mining equipments worth $2 billion through global tender over next 3 years

Ø  Banks’ bad loans surge to Rs 9.61 lakh cr by FY18: Govt

Ø  Government considering restrictions on royalty payments

Ø  US agency signs MoU with Indian company for 41 MW power project in Andhra Pradesh

Ø  Sebi panel trashes E&Y’s fame

Ø  Srei sees strong growth in equipment finance

Ø  Telecom gear testing at DoT labs from October 1

Ø  Insurers told to protect data obtained from wearables like Fitbit