Business Standard - 2018-03-24

• Global trade war spooks markets; Sensex slumps
• Smartphone­s and literacy rate go hand in hand
• Arcelor removed as promoter of Uttam Galva
• INDIA CAN’T SUBSIDISE EDUCATION TOO MUCH, SAYS RAJAN
• Apple, Google CEOs head to China
• Beijing hits back on Trump tariffs
• DATA BREACH: GOVT ISSUES NOTICE TO CAMBRIDGE ANALYTICA
• JioMusic, Saavn to merge, RIL to invest $100 mn more
• BJP set to achieve working majority in RS
• Praveer Sinha to take over as Tata Power MD
• INDIAN EXPORT MAY BE AFFECTED
• STOCKS ENTER ‘CORRECTION’ZONE
• Consumptio­n boom continues as young India defies slowdown
• Tata Steel all set to buy stressed Bhushan Steel
• M&As hit a high in 2017, value down
• Flipkart infuses ~5.18 billion fresh capital into PhonePe
• JSPL to raise ~12 bn through QIP
• ‘Days of what US does today, world does tomorrow have gone’
• Not cutting ties unless Facebook is guilty: CEC
• Gold share in MCX volume at 12-year low
• CBI registers new case against Jignesh Shah, MCX
• Reliance AMC: Higher equity flow positive
• Shivraj renews claim for basmati’s GI tag
• Sebi drops insider-trading case against Kokila Ambani
• Banking on relationsh­ips
• Game of politics
• Unfriendin­g Facebook
• Direction seekers
• More is always better
• Breaking the minority complex
• Why Modi’s sheen is wearing thin
• Sheep that start to count
• Decoding 9/11
• When a soft state privatises
• WHAT THESE STOCK PAGES CONTAIN AND WHY
• Cong moves no-confidence motion
• The romance of Indian coffee houses
• Jackfruit gets a place at the high table
• Is burning tonnes of wood to ‘save’ the planet
• Cry freedom
• Death and its crusaders
• THE BS CROSSWORD
• A $55,000 UFO that tells time
• The timeless appeal of S H Raza
• Blended scotch in the modern bar?
• CHESS#1295
• Going back in time
• Food for thought
• A new Formula?
• Youth for change

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