Economic Times
 
 
Business Standard
Ø  Govt may soon ease up on FDI rules in a bid to revive economy
Ø  Tata Sons chief bats for privatisation of discoms
Ø  Project delays, cost overruns biggest negatives: AIIB
Ø  FM speaks on measures taken to spur the economy
Ø  Revival of royalty payment caps in the works
Ø  Govt's disinvestment plans on track: FM
 
 
Ø  NSO's junked consumer expenditure survey shows inequality gap declining
Ø  India Inc Q2 profit at 15-yr low on record telco losses, net sales dip 0.8%
Ø  Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea put the brakes on costs in September quarter
Ø  RBI turns down banks' plea to relax June 7 circular on stressed assets
Ø  Backed by technology, banks beat economic slowdown by hiring more
Business Line
 
 
Mint
Ø  Draft industrial policy targets $ 1 tn gross value addition in manufacturing by 2025
Ø  Green certificate sales down 2.25% to 6.87 lakh in October
Ø  Q2 GDP growth to decline to per 4.9 per cent: NCAER
Ø  Essar Steel, Adani, GAIL, HPCL buy bulk of Reliance gas
Ø  Bharti Airtel withdraws bid for RCom assets citing questionable, unfair
 
 
 
Ø  DHFL’s debt resolution plan hits a roadblock as collections drop
Ø  Office property developers seek to monetize assets as investor interest peaks
Ø  Centre explores new law to shield global investors
Ø  Muthoot Finance to buy IDBI Bank’s MF business
Ø  Elon Musk's Tesla plans to invest $4.4 billion in Berlin factory: Report
Ø  GST non-filers face cancellation of registration
Financial Express
 
 
Deccan Chronicle
Ø  India has potential for very rapid economic growth, says Bill Gates
Ø  Penalise companies for non-compliance with Ambient Air Quality Norms: CII-Niti Aayog
Ø  Winter session: IBC, BRA Bills top economic agenda
Ø  CBIC refutes reports it demanded GST on salaries paid to CEOs
Ø  Jaypee Infra insolvency: NBCC sweetens bid by offering more land & benami flats to lenders
 
 
Ø  Anil Ambani, 4 others resign from bankrupt Reliance Communications
Ø  Govt working on policy to push MSME exports: Gadkari
Ø  Over half of India's coal-fired power plants set to miss emission norm deadline
Ø  Govt will be forced to slash spending this year too: Crisil
Ø  Supreme Court paves way for Arcelor takeover of Essar Steel