Business Standard - 2016-09-30

• Army strikes at terror camps across LoC
• Corporatio­n tax mop-up below par
• ‘Surgical strikes’ sear markets
• NEW ADIDAS CEO RORSTED CONFRONTS ‘HIGH BAR’
• ICICI Prudential Life tanks 11% on debut
• SEPT CAR SALES MAY SURGE 14-15% ON FESTIVE DEMAND
• Rains might stay back for another 15 days
• EPFO EXPOSURE TO EQUITIES DOUBLED
• ~25 k-cr disclosure­s under black money scheme so far
• RIL may invest in mature start-ups to deploy ~5,000-cr fund
• Midnight drills in war rooms ahead of big fat sale
• FMCG firms focus on branded outlets to connect with buyers
• Govt has made me a poster boy of bad loans and financial crime: Mallya
• Ekart’s kirana strategy to boost Big Billion Days
• Tata Steel plans to add 6 mt in capacity through brownfield expansion
• Embassy shelves plans to sell stake in office holding firm
• The global cost of India-Pakistan nuclear war
• Key installati­ons placed on high alert
• Market experts expect a rebound soon
• Opec agrees to modest output curbs
• Turning Google assistant into a ‘Star Trek’ computer
• Protecting humans and jobs from robots is 5 tech giants’ goal
• Deutsche Bank is the darling of the short-sellers
• BBB seeks bigger say in bank governance
• GST Council may resolve compensati­on issue
• Economic, financial conditions increase chance of a repo rate cut
• Options beyond uninterrup­ted talks
• Push for inclusion Pak must mend its ways
• The task before ASCI
• How Indians feel about India
• The art of the sustainabl­e advantage
• BRICS and our cities
• Funds wary of equity schemes’ growing size
• I-Pru Life: Why the listing disappoint­ed
• Cement companies ready for more gains
• BSE’s internatio­nal stock exchange to go live in Jan
• Analysts keep faith in growth story
• IDFC Bank bets big on retail play
• Do you have enough health cover?
• Corporate dairies to have an edge over co-operatives
• Sellers crucial for success of commodity options
• Hindustan Copper share sale garners full subscripti­on
• STUNTED GROWTH FOR SWACHH BHARAT As Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s pet project turns two on Sunday, the quality of data and the government’s approach to the scheme raise many questions about its claimed success
• Churu, the hotspot for Swachh Bharat
• Naqvi’s Mewat outreach bid gets mute response
• PM to hold CCS meeting today
• Govt notifies Monetary Policy Committee
• Maharashtr­a a step closer to getting a housing regulator
• Navi Mumbai airport contract expected by end of December

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