Business Standard - 2018-07-29

• Telcos may escalate price war
• When it’s lucky to be 12-hr late to Jalpaiguri
• RIL signs deal to sell CB10 block stake to Sun Petro
• How sellers trick Amazon to boost sales
• FOR DISNEY, CHINA COULD BE A HURDLE IN FOX DEAL
• FACEBOOK, ZUCKERBERG SUED AFTER STOCK PLUNGE
• Four Tata chairmen chat
• PM PROMISES ‘ROOF FOR ALL’ BY 2022
• Srikrishna panel’s RTI fix raises eyebrows
• PSU GEARING UP TO MEET DEADLINE FOR OXYTOCIN SUPPLY
• Indigenous weaponry imports take a tumble
• IIMs to hold CAT 2018 on November 25
• ‘The writing is clear on the wall’
• Piramal aims to revive distressed realty units
• Now, WeWork set to manage workspace for large companies
• Accenture bets big on blockchain technology
• ITC’s cash cows: Gains from EIH, Leela touch ~11 billion
• YouTube plans original programmin­g in India, Japan
• Overcome biases to become a successful investor
• Financial literacy
• China’s rising threat to India’s exports
• TRADE IMBALANCE IN FIGURES
• Varsities, colleges in India running short of teachers
• Consumer durable makers press for import duty hike
• New alzheimer’s drug slows memory loss in early trial PAM BELLUCK
• Sunny dipping
• CATHERINE PRICE How not to let your phone ruin your vacation
• Disney boosts minimum pay by 20% for California park staff 28 July
• CBS chief faces inquiry over misconduct allegation­s
• UK ministers fear bloody chapter in May’s Brexit thriller
• Sex scandal toppled a Silicon Valley chief. Investors say, so what?
• Russian hackers appear to shift focus to US power grid
• Imran Khan all set for coalition talks
• Lessons learned — and forgotten — from the last Trade War
• Investors want Zuckerberg’s grip loosened
• ROBERT WILLIAMS
• A trillion dollars is buying a lot of headaches
• Refinery outages: Big oil leaves analysts fuming
• When smoking isn’t injurious to health
• Are we a country of more laws and no action?
• FOR THE RECORD: THE CUT AND THRUST OF THE NO CONFIDENCE MOTION
• Time to call out defence PSUs
• Reducing maternal mortality: Miles to go
• Kurkure with a twist
• A shadowover India-US ties is being dispelled
• Tech behemoths face terror law as EU cracks down on cyber hate
• Force India to operate as normal for now, future options being weighed
• Reality show fame more lucrative than an Oxford or Cambridge education

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