Morning Business News Round Up_July 21,2017

Morning Business News :

  • Power plants without registration no. can’t sell to grid’
  • RIL picks up 25% in Balaji Telefilms for Rs 413 cr
  • Reliance Jio launches Rs 20,000 crore rights issue
  • Close to finalising a promising alliance: Bajaj Auto
  • NSE files application with Sebi on co-location issue
  • Cement demand growth likely to recover by 5%
  • PwC to acquire M&A tax team of BMR Advisors
  • RIL Q1 profit up 8.6% at Rs 8,196 cr; GRM at $11.9 per bbl
  • Volumes challenging in India due to GST, says Unilever
  • Videocon Telecom forays into eKYC business, eyes Rs 100 crore in 2 years
  • Sebi might cut listing time to 3 days from IPO, against 6 days at present

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  • European Central Bank keeps easy money stance despite better growth
  • ONGC board yet to decide how to fund HPCL stake buy
  • ADB sees improved growth prospects for Developing Asia
  • Justdial board to take up share buyback next week
  • Royal Enfield to boost motorcycle capacity to 8.25 lakh units
  • Eros Worldwide sells 3.61% stake in Eros International
  • Rakesh Jhunjhunwala buys 1.3% stake in Jubilant Life Sci.
  • Sugar rules flat on routine demand and supply
  • LIC may hike stock market investments to Rs4 tr in 2017-18
  • ABG Shipyard agrees to insolvency proceedings
  • JSW Group keen on acquiring troubled steel firms: P Jindal
  • Tata sounds out government on Air India disinvestment
  • Arun Jaitley to launch pension scheme with 8% fixed rate
  • RBL Bank Q1 net rises 45% to Rs141cr on interest income
  • IMF urges Mozambique to address debt audit concerns
  • Coal bearing states get Rs 3,653 crores from mines allocation
  • Rajya Sabha MPs concerned over anti-GST protests by textile industry
  • Trai in undue haste to decide on IUC: COAI
  • Airtel, Vodafone say rural telecom to suffer at nil IUC, Jio differs
  • Bajaj-KTM finalising deal to buy out Ducati
  • Govt to launch pension plan with 8% fixed rate
  • Wipro announces Rs 11,000-crore share buyback
  • Metals shine on rising Chinese demand