Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø Sebi orders forensic audit of Sun Pharma's books
Ø Banks unlikely to trim lending rates despite new norms
Ø Auto sector slowdown may wipe out a million jobs: SIAM
Ø Reliance targets more retail acquisitions abroad
Ø M&M defers Rs 1,000-cr capex plan amid slowdown
Ø India to give $1bn line of credit for Russia's Far East
Ø PNB board approves merger with OBC, United Bank
Ø RBI deputy governor B P Kanungo fears risk of dwindling bond supply
Ø Discoms may be asked to pay 50% advance payments to power companies
Ø Govt launches updated Credit linked Capital Subsidy Scheme for MSMEs
Ø Aditya Birla Capital to raise Rs 2,100 crore from promoter, PE firms
Ø JSW gets NCLT nod to acquire Bhushan Power and Steel for Rs 19,700 crore
Business Line
Mint
Ø PowerGrid declares ₹4,356-cr dividend
Ø Indian auto industry growth story about to collapse: Tata Motors MD
Ø Solar installations in first half of 2019 at 3.2 GW, down 35 per cent
Ø India’s per capita water availability to decline further: ICAR
Ø US Dept of Justice rejects Hindalco arm Novelis’ deal to buy Aleris
Ø Dr Reddy’s launches generic version of Zyban tablets in US
Ø Maruti Suzuki bats for separate platform for making regulation on auto industry
Ø FinMin to meet heads of CPSEs for capital expenditure push
Ø NCDRC directs Unitech to pay compensation to home buyers at 8% rate
Ø ED issues show cause notice to Amnesty Intl for FEMA violation of over ₹51 cr
Ø Birla Estates enters Bengaluru market with two projects
Ø Ashok Leyland sees demand pull for MHCVs soon
Financial Express
Deccan Chronicle
Ø Lenders optimistic of supporting the resolution plan: DHFL
Ø Big firms grab most bank funds: Less than 1% companies have 50% of bank loans
Ø Import of 215 iron, steel items need compulsory registration under SIMS
Ø Heavy foreign investment in telecom sector; 25% of total FDI in India in Q1
Ø Sensex rises over 100 points; oil and gas, metal stocks rally
Ø Bajaj Finance plans $1 billion share sale
Ø Hindalco bid to buy US aluminium firm Aleris faces anti-trust hurdle
Ø Gold imports drop 73 per cent in August