Business Standard

 Ø  New framework for stressed assets in power sector

 Ø  Indian banks take about Rs 70,000-cr hit due to frauds

 Ø  China records first CAD in 20 years in H1 2018

 Ø  Vedanta set to bag 40 oil blocks, ONGC 2, HOEC 1

 Ø  Telcos have to comply if govt orders to block apps

 Ø  MCA issues notices for non-compliance with CSR norms

 Ø  Job growth slips 1%: Study

 Ø  RBI likely to launch $30-35 bn NRI bond in Dec quarter to prop rupee up

 Ø  CCI approves P&G's acquisition of 51.80% stake in drug firm Merck Ltd

 Ø  Govt doubles import duty on 328 textile products to 20% to boost production

 Ø  DoT amends licences of telcos to incorporate net neutrality rules

 Ø  Jet Airways to lease seven ATR-72 planes to TruJet to cut down on costs

 Mint

 Ø  Mahindra Q1 net rides up 67% at Rs 1,257 cr on higher sales

 Ø  Birla Corp Q1 profit rises 50% to Rs.42 crore

 Ø  ‘EAT’ may help the Govtsave up to Rs.10,000 crore

 Ø  TVS Motor to be BS VI-ready ahead of deadline

 Ø  Port workers’ unions against investing pension, PF funds in bonds, equities

 Ø  NCLAT to continue hearing Mistry’s petition

 Ø  FRDI bill withdrawn from Parliament following criticism

 Ø  PNB reports Rs.940 crore net loss in June quarter

 Ø  ICICI Bank masked bad loans through change in accounting policy

 Ø  RCom bonds drop to 7 month low after tender offer

 Ø  NPA woes continue to dog public sector banks

 Ø  Bombay Dyeing Q1 net loss widens to ₹93.74 crore

 Financial Chronicle

 Ø  India expects HSBC account data from Switzerland in 10 days, says Piyush Goyal

 Ø  Family firms up stake over last decade in India, says research study

 Ø  Britannia Industries to increase share of non-biscuits business

 Ø  Modi government mulls Rs 11,000 crore bailout package for Air India

 Ø  Fund inflow to equity schemes narrows in July

 Ø  PNB aims to return to profitability this year

 Ø  Jaitley set to resume office in third week

 Ø  Bills to hike GST composition limit, simplify forms tabled

 Ø  MCA wins SC backing in disqualified directors’ case