Business Standard - 2017-10-09

• India Inc may remain in slow lane in Q2
• New track for ~ 1- lakh-cr station developmen­t plan
• Car recalls slow to a 6-year low
• Infy under Nilekani: Focus is on business metrics
• India drops a rank, is eighth most valuable nation brand
• POWER PURCHASE PACTS: CAUGHT IN A LEGAL CESSPOOL
• ESOPs CAN BE TAXING FOR EMPLOYEES OF UNLISTED FIRMS
• POLITICAL STORM ON SHAH JR’S BIZ GROWTH
• Beverage companies step up health play
• BJP’s politics of appropriat­ion tests allies’ patience
• Building a new ‘Cult’
• State of the economy
• Tata Tele closure may cost the group dear
• ‘High interest rates, land cost are challenges forMarriot­t’
• Power sector’s first InvIT buys 3 more projects
• Adani Aus project hits protest wave
• Liberty House’s Sanjeev Gupta buys Scottish bicycle firm
• Amazon files India patent for drone tech
• SAIL signs strategic pact with POSCO
• Compositio­n scheme window open for six more months
• ‘I expected more from Sebi panel on corporate governance’
• FMCG firms expect full recovery by end of Q3
• Hosting proms and selling cows: N Korean embassies scrounge for cash
• UK PM May plans Cabinet rejig to reassert power
• Catalan businesses join street protesters in pro-Spain message
• Hurricane Nate weakens to tropical storm
• Categorisa­tion of MF schemes may hit returns
• Gulf states ease visa norms to woo Indian tourists
• Active retail participat­ion in bonds likely soon
• Railways takes steps to end VIP culture
• Uddhav dares BJP to ‘resign’ from Maharashtr­a
• GST breather to boost economy: Analysts
• Centre yet to decide annual job survey cycle
• BSNL protest on Madhya Pradesh’s smart cities tender
• Barring auto, even retail loans see spike in bad loans: Report
• ‘India strategy not about building revenues, but servicing global clients’
• Corporate governance – Do we require new rules?
• SC sorts out arbitratio­n issues
• Public-private partnershi­ps: Getting them right
• WORLD MONEY
• Shed the narcissism Time for aggressive steps
• Profession­al manager, businessma­n…
• 1949: The Sino-American faultline
• E-vehicles or e-mobility? DOWN TO EARTH
• Passive investing in EPF may be soon over
• Unscientif­ic strategy MARKET INSIGHT
• THE BS CROSSWORD
• A much-needed relief for exporters
• GST, demonetisa­tion having desired impact: Jaitley
• On an asset - light drive
• ‘Most media creators wait until a launch to know what audiences think’
• CIO role changing from delivery to biz executive
• Firms with great strategies often fall short on execution
• Strong prospects make GIC Re IPO attractive
• ‘Corporate earnings will rev ive in second half of FY 18’
• IEX: Subscribe for long-term gains
• SMALL INVESTORS FLOCK TO PUBLIC OFFERINGS
• Graft fight helps India improve on growth front
• PM launches college, flags off train in poll-bound Gujarat

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