Morning Business News Round up_November 16, 2015

Morning Business News:

  • Japan economy shrinks 0.8% in Q3, back in recession
  • Global markets brace for short-lived jolt after Paris attacks
  • Defence ministry changes rules to incentivize foreign firms to form JVs in India
  • India pledges to up renewable energy output to 175GW
  • Sunil Mittal urges G-20 to invest in digital infrastructure
  • India to oppose loan clause on environment at G20
  • Blackstone realty arm sells stake in Synergy

  • Petrol price hiked by 36 paise; diesel up 87 paise
  • IMF says optimistic about India’s growth prospects
  • Modi govt’s gold schemes have potential to perform better
  • Fertiliser Ministry seeks more than Rs 25,000-cr for urea subsidy bills
  • Low demand eats into input cost benefits
  • BRICS Bank to fund inclusive needs of emerging nations
  • Modi seeks G20 deadline to lower cost of remittances
  • ‘Low’ may not intensify, but no let-up seen in overall rain
  • Maruti minority shareholders vote on Gujarat plant starts
  • SEBI wants MFs to lower salary of senior executives
  • Jindal Steel to cut costs after Q2 loss
  • US fines Alstom record $772 million in foreign bribery charges
  • Volkswagen tags 430,000 new cars with implausible carbon dioxide ratings
  • Bad loans may rise for Shriram Transport Finance
  • GMR Infrastructure Q2 net loss narrows to Rs399 crore
  • Execution delays overshadow strong quarter for NHPC
  • India can be a pillar of global growth: PM at G20 meet
  • Downward trend in stocks may continue; WPI data key
  • Old sites can’t house Ultra Mega Power Plants
  • Tata Steel gets green nod for sand mining in West Bengal
  • Builders rush to buy land in weak market
  • EPFO invests Rs 2,300 cr in ETFs in Aug-Oct
  • PE investments in India touch $14b till Oct
  • FPIs take out Rs 2,800 cr in two weeks
  • Top 10 valued firms lose Rs 94,561 cr in market cap
  • J&K Bank Q2 profit up 13.5% at Rs 196 cr