Economic Times



Business Standard

Ø  COAI urges TRAI Chief to outline priorities for 2 yrs

Ø  India offers Rs 1L cr of oil & gas blocks for auction

Ø  ONGC, not the govt, is the promoter of HPCL: Govt

Ø  Pharma exports up 3 pc to $17.3 billion in 2017-18

Ø  CGST changes: Cos may have to reverse cess credits

Ø  Retail loan is not a nirvana, Mundra warns bankers

Ø  GST on more items to be slashed if revenue rises: FM



Ø  Seek call interception powers, protect whistle-blowers: Panel to Sebi

Ø  Govt invites bid for oil, gas resources worth Rs 1 trillion in DSF round-II

Ø  New export-oriented industrial policy to focus on textile, leather sectors

Ø  US-China tariff war to slow down global trade growth in Q3 of CY18: WTO

Ø  Mazda, Suzuki, Yamaha Motor apologise for cheating on vehicle tests

Business Line



Mint

Ø  Centre to crack down on delays in crop insurance claim payouts

Ø  Draft paper on the NHS stirs up a privacy debate

Ø  PE, VC investments in India grew 45% to $17 billion till July, says EY report

Ø  MEP Infra to divest all 6 road projects for Rs.450 cr

Ø  Deepak Fertiliser to invest Rs.5,300 cr; raise Rs.800 cr in equity issuance



Ø  Telcos move DoT against internet curbs in Rajasthan

Ø  Rupee, bond prices rise after RBI announces dividend payment

Ø  Dodla Dairy files IPO papers with Sebi

Ø  Post offices to be linked to IPPB system by December

Ø  Essar to invest Rs. 7000 cr to explore shale in Raniganj

Financial Express



Financial Chronicle

Ø  ICICI bank to disburse Rs 10,000 crore retail loan in Punjab, Haryana

Ø  Jet Airways in loss due to weak rupee, surging fuel prices, says Naresh Goyal

Ø  IMF forecasts India’s GDP to grow at 7.5 per cent in 2019-2020 fiscal year

Ø  Firms submitting cost audit reports to govt to provide GST details



Ø  CFO optimism in July-Sept up 9.6% QoQ

Ø  HPCL adamant, refuses to accept ONGC as promoter despite having 51% stake

Ø  Centre offers 34.9 lakh tonne pulses to states on Rs 15/kg discount

Ø  Banks have limited ability to support high credit growth