Morning Business News Round up_November 19, 2015

Morning Business News :

  • Telecom dept seeks PMO help to free up TV waves
  • India Inc’s Oct foreign borrowing dips 24% at $2.11 bn
  • Government extends currency swap facility for SAARC members
  • Govt to raise Rs 21Kcr from CIL stake sale
  • Govt nudges Vodafone with settlement proposal
  • India’s top real estate cos stare at Rs 30-k cr debt
  • Divestment, exports, infra get govt push
  • RBI workers’ strike tomorrow likely to disrupt settlements

  • Modi govt looks to revive stalled road projects, boost exports
  • Confusion reins over FSSAI’s product approval regime
  • GAIL rerating on oil & gas policy, Mahanagar Gas IPO
  • Jindal Stainless aims to cut debt by 64% through restructuring
  • Amtek Auto may sell Tekfor for Rs 6,000 crore
  • Japan regulators set to slap Toshiba with record $57 mn fine: Source
  • Competition panel asks Coal India to examine spot e-auction scheme afresh
  • Cabinet approves modification to bilateral assistance guidelines
  • GMR Kamalanga Energy gets revised tariff order from CERC
  • Commodity markets in worse shape than in 2009
  • Centre approves direct subsidy for sugarcane growers
  • Glenmark, Sun Pharma, Cipla said to weigh bid for Teva portfolio
  • Ramdev’s Patanjali atta noodles have no approval: FSSAI
  • Essar Steel bankers pushing to convert debt to equity
  • Govt would launch an initial public offering of Cochin Shipyard Ltd
  • ScoopWhoop raises $4 million from Kalaari Capital
  • Dr Reddy’s buys IP rights for anti-coagulant drug from Alchemia for $17.5 mn
  • Sensex slumps 382 pts to 25,482, Nifty settles below 7,750
  • Productivity gains of internet can transform India
  • Inflation completely under control in India: CEA
  • Govt fixes maximum mktg margin for natural gas
  • Finance Minister Arun Jaitley meets Rahul Gandhi
  • Ola raises $500m from Baillie Gifford, SoftBank and others
  • OECD countries to limit overseas financing for coal plants
  • Irdai to regulate non-life, health insurers’ expenses
  • India-focussed ETFs grow as demand picks up
  • Microfinance industry sees 28% rise in client base in Q2

 

 

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“The stock market is filled with individuals who know the price of everything, but the value of nothing.”

– Phillip Fisher