Business Standard

Ø  CPI cools to 4.17% in July, down from 4.9% in June

Ø  Tata Steel Q1 profit doubles to Rs 1,954 crore YoY

Ø  Tata Sons to sell Rs 11,500 cr shares in TCS buyback

Ø  Indian firms lag compliance of EU data protection rule

Ø  Tata Steel submits revised bid for Bhushan Power

Ø  CCI okays Adani Wilmar's acquisition of Ruchi Soya

Ø  Iran offers Asian buyers cheapest oil in 14 yrs

Ø  Sebi's FPI norms may jeopardise billions of dollars from offshore funds

Ø  Jet Airways, rating agencies come under regulatory scanner over lapses

Ø  Sebi mulls steps to prevent misuse of clients' securities by stock brokers

Ø  Bombay HC directs CBDT to reply on STT on physically-settled derivatives

Ø  Tata Chemicals Q1 profit up 14% to Rs 2.69 bn; debt slips to Rs 15 bn

Mint

Ø  Ambiguity in Jet Airways’ loan status

Ø  Cadila picks up 51% stake in Windlas Healthcare

Ø  Steel-makers seek 40% export duty on graphite, removal of dumping duty

Ø  Ramky Enviro Engineers to invest Rs.2,500 cr in new projects, expansion

Ø  IndianOil to invest over Rs.20,000 cr in city gas biz

Ø  ‘NSE’s May 24 trading errors due to tech glitch’

Ø  Rupee plunges to record low, closes near 70 a dollar

Ø  Telcos to seek fresh dialogue on scrapping interconnect charges

Ø  EIL to invest Rs 700 crore for LPG terminal at Okha

Ø  Wipro, ITC, Cadila take lead in race to acquire Complan

Ø  BSE seeks further clarification from Jet Airways over deferred results

Ø  India may not reach 100GW solar target by 2022: report

Financial Chronicle

Ø  Incumbent telcoms’ profit halve in 3 years, margins fall 1,000 bps

Ø  SBI ranked as India’s most patriotic brand: Survey

Ø  RBI backs proposal to form asset reconstruction firm to salvage power sector stressed assets

Ø  Wilful defaulters, economic offenders may not settle a case, suggests Sebi panel

Ø  IOC hopes to get Iranian investment for CPCL refinery

Ø  RCom reinstates Rs 774 crore bank guarantees with DoT

Ø  No safeguard duty on solar cells for now, says FinMin

Ø  Household savings hit slowest pace, drop 20%

Ø  Turkey attempts to calm markets as crisis deepens