Business Standard - 2018-04-29

• Venezuela hardsells oil-based cryptocurr­ency in India
• RBI removes time bar for FPI investment in bonds
• Modi, Xi will issue strategic guidance to militaries for easing border tension
• Govt may junk labour bureau job surveys
• SCIENTISTS CLAIM THREE MIRACLE RICE VARIETIES MAY CURE CANCER
• NEED TO PREPARE NEXT GENERATION TO ADDRESS GLOBAL ISSUES: R SESHASAYEE
• How Dalit bridegroom­s are changing the caste status quo
• IDEA REPORTS Q4 NET LOSS OF ~9.6 BN
• Fortis board to meet on May 10 to decide on bids
• ‘Centre needs to know banks better’
• HCL Tech revenue closes in on Wipro
• Toyota making a shift to petrol-only strategy
• Alliance Tire plans to double capacity by 2025
• Green energy firms eye stock market listings, say sources
• TCS m-cap to lift Tata Sons’ fortunes
• Peabody aims to sell more coal to India
• Has LTCG tipped the balance in favour of Ulips?
• IT, FMCG, auto, metal stocks shine in claw-back
• MCX net up 56.4% in March quarter
• CBM key for RIL till R-Series goes on stream
• OMCs high marketing margins to face test of rising oil prices, polls
• Seeking global solutions through liberal arts
• Immunother­apy: Pros and cons of treating cancer
• How to tackle a sports injury
• Western diets may improve fat digestion, absorption: Study
• Strength of a man’s grip may predict marriage prospects
• Little rich kids are living their best lives at over-the-top resorts
• Trump shows Europe that its clout is dwindling
• When a car fanatic blew $1 mn on an infamous Ferrari
• EU sounds trade-war alarm amid US demands
• What it will take to fix Deutsche Bank
• Xerox-Fujifilm deal temporaril­y blocked by New York judge
• Wanda hopes $8-bn film complex will wow Hollywood
• Historic Korea summit gets UN chief’s approval
• Utilities hamper Tesla’s fight over electric vehicle rebate
• Beware the Korean peace trap
• Bank probe should have been ordered earlier: Australia PM
• Russia to criminalis­e observance of American sanctions
• Catalyst at the grassroots
• India needs to safeguard its natural resources
• CONGRESS: THE NEXT ROUND OF ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS & THE NEXT CHALLENGE
• Why workplace safety should be a fundamenta­l right
• The Earth Now promise
• Resolving individual insolvency cases a distant dream
• Govt’s case against Justice KM Joseph is not convincing
• Death penalty no deterrent
• Kumaraswam­y faces a tough opponent
• ‘Skilled in Odisha’ to go global with Tim Kobe’s touch

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