Business Standard - 2018-01-08

• Punters bet on shares of NCLT companies
• Oil price hike shadow on govt, industry
• BUSINESS STANDARD ODISHA ROUND TABLE
• MAHARASHTR­A CASTE CONFLICT: A SOCIOPOLIT­ICAL COCKTAIL
• ELECTORAL BONDS MAY FAIL THE TAX TEST
• In banks should we trust?
• Fighting fake brand peddlers
• Enabling peer-to-peer lending
• Is GDP growth losing steam or gaining momentum?
• MORE FOCUS LIKELY IN BUDGET FOR CYBERSECUR­ITY
• JSW LIKELY TO BID FOR UTTAM GALVA
• SHEENLAC PLANS TAKEOVER OF JENSON & NICHOLSON SUBSIDIARY
• TAX BREAKS FOR HEALTH COVER PREMIUMS ON CARDS
• INVESTORS EYE NAGARJUNA OIL FOR RESOLUTION BID
• ‘Wind industry’s move to bidding regime created short-term challenges
• Don’t privatise Air India for 5 years: House panel may tell govt
• Residentia­l realty struggles as PEs focus on commercial
• Wistron looks beyond iPhones with plans for second unit
• Co-working spaces likely to see momentum in 2018, say experts
• Uber relaunches auto service in India
• Odisha can dictate world commodity prices: Pradhan
• Pawar slams BJP for supporting recapitali­sation of banks
• State sheds ‘MoU model’ tag, rides on reforms to tap emerging sectors
• Humira’s best-selling drug formula: Start at high price
• Prez says US open to North Korea talks at right time
• Saudi arrests 11 protesting princes
• US pushes China to convince Pak to end terror havens
• Further talks needed between US and S Korea
• Sebi should not discrimina­te between rating agencies
• Agri growth likely to be higher than 2.1%: Ministry
• 1,463 bad loan accounts owe PSU banks ~1 bn
• Digital technology to putIndia backto work
• Big data works only for those who hype it
• Budget 2018 needn’t be populist
• Time to discuss
• Losing power
• The next level of credit analysis
• Animositie­s without end
• Bombay Mercantile Bank: Nobody would listen
• A yield problem
• Hitting the bottom
• Easier anti-profiteeri­ng complaint form soon
• Self-employed should look at NPS for retirement
• Rupee may fall against euro, yen
• Beauty trends for 2018
• Desi cuisine, yoga to open WEF Davos meet
• New confusion in GST’s many rules
• Manufactur­er could be held guilty under product liability
• Three rates better than one flat rate
• Lifestyle grasp firms up Ikea’s ‘hello’
• ‘There was a big gap between what we do and how we look’
• Moving towards an era of AI-powered smartphone­s
• In five years, one in 10 jobs in India will disappear
• Helping firms manage risks and detect frauds
• The Citizens’ Register does not get to the bottom of things
• The stormy petrel of AAP
• Acentury of returns and still going strong
• ‘Investors might reallocate money away from risky assets’
• Watch this duo in third quarter
• Outbound travellers likely to double by 2020
• REASON TO CHEER

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