Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø Apple takes on EU’s Vestager in record $14-bn tax fight
Ø Allahabad Bank board okays merger with Indian Bank
Ø Next Trump tariffs may hit Europe’s luxury products
Ø ED slaps Rs 230 cr fine on PwC for FEMA violations
Ø Piramal Enterprises to raise Rs 690 crore via NCDs
Ø Govt to cut insurance premium rates for small exporters
Ø RBI reviews GDP forecasting after Q1 print surprise
Ø Saudi attacks to hit India's oil import bill, rupee immediate casualty: DBS
Ø Govt reveals slew of measures to increase export credit to 30% in FY20
Ø Tata to invest Rs 580 cr in realty biz for new projects, debt reduction
Ø Warburg Pincus may buy Andhra Bank's 20.5% stake in IndiaFirst, says report
Business Line
Mint
Ø Bhushan Power case: NCLAT seeks govt’s response on JSW Steel’s plea
Ø Ashok Leyland in talks with Michelin, Marubeni, SBICap for e-Mobility venture
Ø Hero MotoCorp announces voluntary retirement scheme for employees
Ø Cost of credit for exporters to come down under expanded scheme, says Goyal
Ø IL&FS invites bids for sale of six land parcels, enlists services of JLL
Ø Slump in steel sector spreads to small, medium companies
Ø Current account under threat if oil surge continues, says Shaktikanta Das
Ø Farm bodies exempted from 2% tax at source on payments above ₹1 crore
Ø Govt to cut insurance premium rates for small exporters: Piyush Goyal
Ø Spike in oil prices couldn’t come at worse time for a slowing world economy
Financial Express
Deccan Chronicle
Ø Reliance Communication’s undersea cable unit GCX files for bankruptcy
Ø Jet Airways lenders make presentation to Synergy Group
Ø TRAI seeks views on maximum duration for phone calls to ring
Ø Government asks Apple to manufacture, export more from India
Ø Saudi assures India of no oil supply shortage: Oil Min
Ø Unsold spectrum resulted in Rs 5.4 lakh crore losses, claims BIF
Ø Sensex drops 262 points as crude oil prices boil
Ø P-note investments continue to drop; stands at Rs 79,088-cr in Aug-end
Ø Govt keen to bring India among top 25 countries in ease of business: Kant