Business Standard - 2016-10-25

• CYRUS MISTRY OUT, RATAN TATA IN
• Expectatio­ns run high ahead of Samvat 2073
• How the tables turned
• INSIDE TRACK
• PAYTM MAY MISS DIWALI TARGET FOR PAYMENTS BANK LAUNCH
• MULAYAM SUPPORTS BROTHER BUT SAYS SON TO REMAIN CM
• How govt used Whats App to curtail work under MGNREGA
• PSUS TO MANAGE STRESSED ASSETS OF BANKS: JAITLEY
• RBI in charge of monitoring debit card data breach
• Drug companies step up global investment­s to tap biosimilar­s
• ‘A price band for fares is a must for all’
• Flipkart claims better brand recall than rivals
• Kaali-peeli to join cab aggregator­s in Maharashtr­a
• Emami Group to invest ~8,500 cr in cement arm
• Cabinet likely to take a call on Cairn India’s Barmer extension
• Speed bumps on the road to rural connectivi­ty
• 10 states may amend land lease laws by end-March
• Idea’s net drops 88% to ~91 cr
• Regulators taking another look at costs of Wall Street safety rule
• Berlin wall halts China firm’s Aixtron takeover
• Making sense of AT&T’s bid for Time Warner
• Trump drops his name from new brand
• China Oceanwide dips into American insurance
• Salaried taxpayers to get SMS alert on TDS
• WITHOUT CONTEMPT
• In Marlboro country, a big-money race for the new smoke
• Secure banking Heritage tracks
• Dealing with frauds in a connected world
• Land of lost chances BROADSWORD
• Is water our weakest link? INFLEXION POINTS
• Brothers in arms
• FLUCTUATIN­G SECURITY SITUATION IN THE VALLEY
• Centre’s proposals on GST rates find favour with NITI Aayog
• No commercial release of GM mustard crop sans nod: Govt to SC
• Multiple-rate GST will be disastrous: Chidambara­m
• ‘A succession experiment that failed’
• Modi breaks silence, denounces triple talaq
• LIC loses 20% agents in six years
• Swinging at fifty
• THE BS CROSSWORD
• Utterly timeless
• RIL stock shrugs off earnings
• Mobius doubles down on India as fund exodus seen as fleeting
• Idea Cellular faces an uphill climb
• After run-up, Biocon stock may catch its breath
• GOLD REFINERIES RESUME OPS AS DISCOUNT ENDS
• BROKERS BAT FOR SILVER ETFs IN UNION BUDGET
• Getting justice in cyber crime is difficult
• When your Uber driver starts discussing stocks
• India Inc’s CSR spend up 28% in FY16
• Domestic M & Asup 2.6 times
• BSE launches ‘paperless SIP’ facility for mutual fund investors
• Cotton output to rise 3.8%; BT cotton sowing falls
• Amend MSMED Act to ensure faster payments to MSEs WORKING CAPITAL INTENSITY OF MSEs

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