Business Standard - 2017-10-08

• Changes in GST to cut red tape, says Modi
• Rajan in list of possible Economics Nobel winners
• Traders and weavers in Surat in wait-and-watch mode
• Heat on tax dept to focus on ~3-lakh cr illicit deposits
• Govt to fast-track rural job wage payments
• Making in India already, say telecom gearmakers
• NORTH KOREA MAY TEST LONGER-RANGE MISSILE SOON
• PARTS OF TESLA MODEL 3 STILL MADE BY HAND
• No country for the old
• Fed officials eye December rate hike
• ‘Diaspora nationalis­m is not anti-globalisat­ion’
• PEAK 28% GST TO COME DOWN EVENTUALLY, SAYS MoS FINANCE
• DRUG INVENTORY STILL BELOW PRE-GST LEVEL
• CENTRE STARTS REINING IN GST DAMAGE
• Logistics firms look to hire more women atwork
• IT firms stay cautious on healthcare business from US
• Hong Kong’s CLP Seeks acquisitio­ns to expand in India
• TechM files petition against RCom over dues
• Nutanix sees growth in Indian markets through ‘hybrid cloud’
• SAP witnesses surge in demand post-GST
• Luxury carmakers on a firm footing
• Insolvency order against treatment firm
• I-T recovers ~7 cr in JBM Group raid
• Inflation can impact higher studies abroad
• Large protests in Australia against Adani coal mine
• Changes in GST to cut red tape...
• Taiwan, China plan investment­s in Gujarat
• Input credit collected under GST to be deposited in a fortnight
• P2P lenders look to rejig biz model BUCKLED UNDER THE REGULATORY RESTRICTIO­NS
• In a first, gene therapy halts a fatal brain disease
• IIT Roorkee scientists identify drug to fight Chikunguny­a NEW DISCOVERY
• Beware of ‘traffic stress syndrome’
• Tata Steel yet to freeze final capacity of Kalinganag­ar plant
• There may be a ticking climate bomb right under your feet
• Trump rolls back birth control mandate
• Francis Bacon’s $78-million painting fails to sell
• Conservati­ve plotters told to get behind May amid Brexit fears
• Nokia chairman goes back to school to learn more about AI
• Women in Hollywood see chance for change in Weinstein scandal
• Treasury report calls for sweeping changes to financial rules
• Breaking barriers in education
• We have to bring about change in the face of limitation­s
• MINISTER WATCH: PIYUSH GOYAL IN SEPTEMBER
• Getting the stimulus right
• Pricing freedom key to raising India’s oil output
• Beyond Uber
• Security establishm­ents in J&K need much better guarding
• Is climate change making our dal and roti less nutritious?
• GDP to recover in 2nd quarter as fundamenta­ls strong: Prasad

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