Business Standard - 2016-03-27

• Drug firms facing big penalty may not go for settlement
• KKR more aggressive than peers with multi-asset strategy
• Automobile makers stumped by used-car boom
• Netflix blocks India access to global content
• Artists protest as private trust set to take over Bengaluru art gallery
• CHILDREN TO BE TAUGHT ‘A FOR ASSAM’ AFTER THIS ELECTION: PM
• Oil ministry not enthused over railways’ bid to import crude
• Sahara averts foreclosur­e auction of US hotel properties
• CAMPAIGN BACKING UK EXIT FROM EU ADDS 250 BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
• KKR’s $1.2-billion Alliance deal marks largest PE exit in a decade
• India’s aluminium consumptio­n to rise to 20 MT, says Anil Agarwal
• Microsoft apologises for offensive tirade by its ‘chatbot’
• FixNix raises $500,000 in pre-Series A funding
• Electronic­s manufactur­ing gets a ~6,000-crore push
• ‘We aim to train 25,000 over the next three years’
• Russian Helicopter­s to be part of Def Expo
• Choosing a fixed-rate instrument gets tougher
• Volatility seen ahead of derivative expiry
• ‘BJP has won first round of ideologica­l battle on nationalis­m’
• Lack of skilled labour, credit facilities holding down MSMEs: Report
• Growth of shrimp exports may shrink to single digit this fiscal SETBACK TO EXPORTERS
• India as a democracy better placed than EU: Panagariya
• Unseasonal rains might return around month-end
• Harvard study finds the secret to a happy life
• No refusal formotor insurance CHANGE IN NORMS
• Zika was present in Brazil a year before detection: Study
• Rawat in a bind after sting operation
• In Punjab, turning populism into policy
• ‘The first Bharat Mata Mandir was inaugurate­d by Mahatma Gandhi himself’
• At Cuba debut, Rolling Stones tell giant crowd ‘times are changing’
• Are you really doing negative rates? BoJ tries to explain
• China-backed bank says more than 30 countries await membership
• Belgium fears its nuclear plants may be vulnerable
• Myanmar gets its first public listing
• Nuclear summit in US to hold session on countering IS attacks
• Right-to-sue debate may fracture Puerto Rico rescue talks Syrian forces enter Palmyra Four killed in Japan plane crash Soldiers killed in attack on Iraq base
• EU mulls easing bank-failure rules Dollar gain hinges on jobs data Philippine­s frees North Korean ship
• ‘My main aim is the creation of Vidarbha’
• Speaker’s authority on Money Bill final
• Now they are together, now they are not
• KERALA: A STUDY IN CONTRAST
• Implementi­ng the new insolvency law
• If every bond’s a winner, why so many losers?
• Headley claims he told NIA about Ishrat Jahan
• Bhopal gas memorial to retain plant
• Mamata Banerjee cautions people against voting for CPI(M)
• MP turns to EPC for road constructi­on
• Other memorial sites from around the globe
• India leads renewable energy charge

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