Business Standard - 2017-10-03

• Compositio­n scheme takes a quantum leap
• ‘Wish RBI cuts rates, but it may not happen’
• Adani’s plan to enter airport business set to take off
• Ola to raise $2 bn from Tencent, SoftBank
• RCOM OPEN TO SELLING 100% OF TOWER SUBSIDIARY
• AIRLINES FIGHT TO CREATE BRAND STICKINESS AMONG CUSTOMERS
• ‘BIOLOGICAL CLOCK’ SCIENTISTS WIN 2017 NOBEL FOR MEDICINE
• Abbot Point may become a stranded asset: Report
• India: No longer on FPIs’ buy list
• FY19 possible Budget size: ~23.4 lakh crore
• Gunman kills 58 people in Las Vegas concert attack
• Fitch lowers India’s growth forecast to 6.9%
• TATA TELESERVIC­ES LIKELY TO SHUT DOWN THIS MONTH
• DETAILED REPORTS AND INTERVIEW WITH IBBI CHAIRMAN M S SAHOO
• EDIT: Towards good and simple
• AIRCEL GRAPPLES WITH DEBT REJIG OF ~18K CRORE
• TIME RUNNING OUT FOR RCOM
• Tech, tax hurdles for make in India smartphone­s
• Piramal HF to raise ~400 cr through commercial papers
• Traders’ body says e-tail sites flouting FDI policy
• In exit mode, GM India clears inventory
• Thyssen-Tata merger puts fate of UK’s top steel plant at risk
• Centre to plug the broadband gap in UP
• Resolution corporatio­n for financial firms in the works KEY TAKEAWAYS
• Automakers plan electric car blitz as Tesla burns billions
• Google relaxes rules on free news stories
• Gun stocks rise after shooting
• No longer on the buy list
• Unfair train fare
• OUT OF THE BLUE
• Stealing an issue Get priorities right
• Regulatory overreach?
• Internatio­nal impact of US tax reform
• A road map for Indian diplomacy
• A change of stance on PSU banks
• Go beyond data localisati­on
• IPO fundraisin­g scales a new high
• Sebi panel on governance may suggest sweeping changes FIVE LIKELY RECOMMENDA­TIONS
• Expunge politics from exchanges
• Fintech firms fret over uncertaint­y in Sebi’s investment advisory norms
• Banks begin preparing for trade in commodity derivative­s TESTING WATERS
• Why Dooars is losing out to Assam and other tea varieties
• Get EPF transferre­d to new employer automatica­lly
• Indian tea prices sag but expected to improve
• Hope alive for SAIL but no big gains soon
• ‘Current valuations do not reflect underlying economic reality’
• Four companies that may buck the trend
• Tata Motors DVR trailing on index exclusion
• Steeled for growth
• Uber’s path to win back London: data, fines and fees
• Hospital brands: Reputation, convenienc­e matter
• THE BS CROSSWORD
• Crucial year ahead for regulator

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