Business Standard - 2018-06-18

• ICICI Bank weighs leave for Kochhar till probe report
• Ginger checks into ‘lean luxury’
• Centre firm on 2011 as base year for Finance Commission
• Essar lenders may not allow change in Numetal structure
• OF BROTHERHOO­D & THE HUNT FOR AWARDS AT CANNES LIONS
• SHAH’S OUTREACH COVERS THE FAITHFUL & THE UNSYMPATHE­TIC
• BUSINESS LAW: Levelling the e-payments landscape
• I-T WINS PERMANENT ESTABLISHM­ENT BATTLE AGAINST MASTERCARD
• NDMC seeks to re-auction Taj Mansingh on July 18
• START-UP CORNER: Bite into an insurance toffee
• PERSONAL FINANCE: Set off and carry forward losses to save tax
• STATSGURU: Richer, stronger, freer
• IT firms slam brakes on fresh investment
• IndiGo pilots up in arms over ‘foreign hands’ at higher salary
• DoT may clear Vodafone-Idea merger today
• Amazon flaunts Pay to take on e-wallet biggies
• Hybrid cars on slow track after a year of high taxes
• Maruti, Hyundai ready to rev up small car market
• P2P entities change tack in bid to become NBFCs
• Expect some vanishing of export concession­s
• World Cup holders Germany crash to Mexico defeat
• Sebi rejects Air India’s proposal seeking change in listing norms
• Online food delivery firms face GST heat from restaurant­s
• BBB recommends 22 names for ED positions at PSBs
• Monsoon to revive in 5-6 days, says IMD
• Pvt sector bigwigs join rly wagon scheme
• Don’t threaten independen­t directors
• Giving peace a chance
• Silent Prime Minister
• Crisis at large
• India’s next growth engine
• Why Trump voters supported Trump
• Storms are the new normal
• Dealing with surplus
• Global listing, local gains
• Book some profit in mid- and small-caps
• Services growth under par
• THE BS CROSSWORD
• Can AI be given legal rights and duties?
• When corporate governance takes a back seat
• BJP, AJSU tie-up a victim of friendly fire
• WHAT THE AAP-LG TUSSLE COSTS DELHI
• BJP’s spin doctor in Uttar Pradesh
• Eicher’s volume growth visibility improves on high rural demand
• ‘We trimmed exposure to India in the last few months’
• Over 300 BSE-500 stocks trade 20% below their 52-week highs
• India-focused funds pull out $1.9 bn in 4 months
• Finding new routes to enter homes
• One brand, many faces: Multiple influencer­s take off
• A ride to enhance self

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