Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø Govt plans to cut stake in IOC to below 51%
Ø ONGC Q2 profit slumps 24%; misses Street estimates
Ø Airtel flags ‘going concern’ risk after big Q2 loss
Ø GST return forms simplified, filing dates extended
Ø India resumes buying Malaysian palm oil
Ø Alstom to deliver 10 electric locomotives to rlys this fiscal
Ø L&T Cap likely to sell Dubai Wealth business
Ø At Rs 6 trn, CBDT's direct-tax mop-up so far less than 50% of FY20 target
Ø 56% UK companies upbeat about doing business in India: UKIBC Report
Ø Sebi allows exchanges to modify commodity derivatives contracts
Ø Glenmark Pharma net declines 38% to Rs 255.54 cr in September quarter
Ø Grasim Industries Q2 net jumps to Rs 1,473 cr on good show by subsidiaries
Business Line
Mint
Ø Steel companies hike prices by Rs 500-750 a tonne for the first time this fiscal
Ø UK companies say business with India may increase after Brexit
Ø Q2 results: NBCC reports net loss of Rs 90.91 crore
Ø Vedanta Q2 profit rises 61% to Rs 2,158 cr
Ø Several wind power projects miss completion deadlines
Ø GVK Power’s Q2 loss widens to Rs 159 cr
Ø PNB bank fraud: CBI set to file fresh charges in $2 billion scam, says report
Ø Union Bank of India posts Q2 net loss at Rs1,194 crore
Ø Malvinder Singh, former Fortis Healthcare promoter, arrested
Ø Moody's affirms RIL's Baa2 ratings with a stable outlook
Ø CCI approves Adani's 23.5% stake-buy in Mumbai International Airport
Ø India resumes buying Malaysian palm oil as Kuala Lumpur offers discount
Financial Express
Deccan Chronicle
Ø US-China trade war is good news for India’s this export business
Ø Walmart Q3 earnings surge to $3.3 billion, beating expectations
Ø Downgrade: Now, Moody's cuts India GDP forecast for 2019 to 5.6%
Ø Govt may hive off India Post's life insurance biz into separate company
Ø Wholesale price index eases to 0.16 per cent in October
Ø Sensex ends 170 points higher; bank, IT stocks save the day
Ø 'RBI to cut rates by 40 bps by Feb despite high inflation
Ø Aurobindo Pharma Ltd unit gets 14 observations
Ø Gold supply by domestic refineries dips by one-third