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Economic Times

Business Standard

Ø YES Bank may say no Canadian billionaire's $1.2 billion offer

Ø Economy may soon get another booster dose

Ø CGST falls short of budget estimate by 40% in Apr-Nov

Ø Bank of Baroda to sell up to 1.04 crore UTI AMC shares in IPO

Ø Goldman raises oil forecast on Opec output cuts

Ø Ships Recycling Bill sails through in Rajya Sabha

Ø Additional 2% export benefits to end Dec 31

Ø Aluminium firms seek cut in input duties as production costs, imports swell

Ø Tea Board considering new export cess to fund promotion and marketing

Ø Mutual Funds' asset base hits Rs 27 trn, bank, PSU funds top allocation

Ø NSE asks investors to be careful in executing PoA with stock brokers

Ø Tata Steel asks LGBTQ+ employees to declare partners, avail HR benefits

Business Line

Mint

Ø Investors lay siege to SEBI office, demand Karvy-like action against BMA Wealth

Ø No threat of job losses in auto sector: Minister tells RS

Ø PSU officers associations oppose BPCL disinvestment

Ø Sterling and Wilson Solar begins construction of 200 MW Solar Project in Australia

Ø Equity inflows into mutual funds dip to 41-month low

Ø HDFC to acquire remaining stake in education loan subsidiary for ₹395 crore

Ø Currency in circulation rises to ₹21 lakh cr as on March 2019: Govt

Ø India to witness 7% rise in job creation in Oct-Mar: Report

Ø Stride Ventures marks first close of ₹500 crore venture debt fund

Financial Express

Deccan Chronicle

Ø Farm wages growth fell to a four-quarter low in Q3 FY 20

Ø Japan upgrades 3Q GDP as consumer, business strength absorbs hit from trade

Ø WTO faces deepest existential crisis ahead of its silver jubilee

Ø GST Council may use cess route to boost revenue

Ø Glitches at BSE, NSE cause trouble for investors in OFS

Ø Coffee Day’s tech park sale stalls over Yes Bank nod

Ø Banks begin fact check on pledged securities

Ø Sensex rises 42 points; bank, auto stocks shine