Business Standard - 2018-03-19

• Sale of AI: Net worth criteria may be eased
• Power PSU giants may form JV
• RBI to resolve impasse over PNB liabilitie­s
• INDIA TO PITCH FOR GREATER SERVICES TRADE AT WTO SUMMIT
• DECODING DIGITAL’S MARATHON RUN IN INDIA
• Want to break ‘walls’ within Congress: Rahul
• INDIA NEEDS TO DO A TRUMP: ANIL AGARWAL
• The trouble with RPs
• Book your summer holiday before rates climb
• SBI TO TAKE A CALL ON UTTAM GALVA OFFER THIS MONTH
• IBC AMENDMENT: LANGUAGE MAY HOLD THE KEY TO WHO CAN BID
• India unit drives GE’s plan to build ‘digital twins’ of everything
• Dominance play in auto segments
• Households after note ban
• ‘Probably some PSBs no longer need to exist’
• Notices to Centre, Rajasthan govt and GST Council
• BJP pushed people into poverty: Chidambara­m
• Bypoll debacle upsets Adityanath’s applecart
• Odisha to cancel land allotted to defaulting seafood exporters
• US protection and India
• Renewed focus on core issues will help global trade
• Face-off or glasnost?
• Learning from a scam
• Bypoll takeaways
• Dealing with this air pocket
• Can Donald Trump be impeached?
• PSBs: Buck passing between RBI and MoF
• A mixed picture
• Fairness doctrine
• Facebook critics push for investigat­ion, regulation
• Brexit bankers may find home in Luxembourg’s red-light district
• US ends economic talks with China as relations sour
• US probes Hyundai, Kia cars after air bag failure in fatal crashes
• Electric black cabs spread in London
• Not a data breach: FB executive
• Leasing cars beneficial for business owners
• Accrual funds: A good strategy
• Will the government bite the reforms bullet?
• Board games: Making directors independen­t
• Shifting balance of power
• ‘Economy should be top agenda for Saarc countries’
• THE BS CROSSWORD
• Too many clamps still in GST rules
• BJP’s ‘neglected’ three
• Cauvery dispute unites Dravidian parties
• Bear Grylls of UP politics!
• Digitally managing diabetes
• Fixing the battery
• OTT demands bigger, better
• ‘Preference­s vary; consumer needs remain the same’
• An inflection point in focus on gender economic parity
• Grad students anticipate India turning into global fintech hub
• ITC ripe for a rerating
• ‘Economic upturn aiding global markets, but no shortage of risks’
• Why Au Small Finance Bank is India’s most expensive?
• Rubber plantation­s in Northeast eat into forests
• BIS, FSSAI to work on water contaminat­ion
• Regional films continue to face distributi­on issues

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