Business Standard - 2018-06-30

• LIC allowed to buy 51% in IDBI Bank
• 2019 in sight, PM wants to know India’s mann ki baat
• Ex-bureaucrat named ICICI Bank chairman
• Kharif crop MSP to be in place nextweek
• Sensex, rupee jump most in a month
• SPICEJET TO LAUNCH CARGO SERVICE
• APRIL-MAY FISCAL DEFICIT AT 55% OF FY19 TARGET
• GSTN to shut for security drill on July 1
• Tata Steel to get 45% in JV with ThyssenKru­pp
• Monsoon covers India 17 days before schedule
• India’s external debt rose 12.4% in March
• Raising MSP may pose inflation challenge for govt
• Rupee unlikely to remain weak for long
• ‘Titan will come up with 10 new collection­s this year’
• ITAT rules in favour of Domino’s Pizza
• Lockout at Jaya Shree Textiles may hit Linen Club supplies
• PE firms invest record $8.2 bn in April-June
• Manwani retires after 42 years with HUL
• Tata Sons to be part of TCS share buyback
• Compliance with new sulphur norms to hit GE Shipping’s books
• How GST changed Indian politics
• PEs puzzled over capital gains tax applicabil­ity
• Consumers shifting to organised jewellery retail
• It is time to rejig portfolios
• Fund houses’ cut in trail commission to hit advisors
• Accenture guidance to spur US IT spend
• Sunny side up
• BJP needs a new strategy in Haryana
• New success mantra for offline retail
• The intuitive lady of Ramaipatti
• May I grow a spine, please?
• Losing the world, one country at a time
• An old twisted tale of press freedom
• Thought policing
• Pigs in muck
• The private sector problem
• EU calls for lawto screen foreign investment­s
• HAL-like robot to assist astronaut in space odyssey
• WHAT THESE STOCK PAGES CONTAIN AND WHY
• Data storage tussle clouds WhatsApp Payments launch
• Congress, BJP spar over money in Swiss banks
• RBI to take action against erring bank auditors
• Private affairs
• A new book on how the past shaped Sino-Indian relations
• R Praggnanan­dhaa, a future world chess champion?
• The stage is set for truly Indian Netflix Originals
• The world’s newest top five restaurant­s
• Shaming ain’t swachh
• Lynch & Trump: A brief, surreal history
• THE BS CROSSWORD
• A newage for open museums
• Decriminal­ising Dutt
• Bring on the lust
• COLDWAR GAMES
• It’s only football
• The long road for Ireland
• CHESS#1309
• An inspiratio­n to craftspeop­le
• AAKAR PATEL

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