Business Standard - 2018-08-02

• Rate hike season gets longer
• Multinatio­nal medical device makers gain share despite price caps
• Trai sets the ball rolling for 5G auction
• Piramal set to demerge pharma, finance arms
• Pay up or go to jail: HC to Singh brothers
• REGULATORY TURF WAR SCUTTLED FRDI BILL
• DOMESTIC CAR SALES SKID OVER 2% ON HIGH BASE
• SKYMET LOWERS RAIN FORECAST TO ‘BELOW NORMAL’
• Govt may move HC against RIL arbitratio­n award
• GST collection­s up in July, miss ~1-trn target
• PERSONAL FINANCE: Aadhaar may be safe, you aren’t
• STRATEGY: China at centre of Wipro Consumer’s global map
• FOCUS TO GET HEADLINE INFLATION TO 4%: PATEL
• PRIVATE EQUITY: Investors bet on small finance banks
• FEMA RULES UNDER REVIEW TO EASE SCOPE OF HEDGING
• MORE AUTONOMY FOR INTERNAL OMBUDSMAN
• EDIT: AHEAD OF THE CURVE
• Procter & Gamble upbeat about India market
• Challenges grow for Coke despite increase in sales
• NCLAT allows revised bids for Bhushan Power
• ‘We may be on the verge of currency war’
• Hike as expected; next increase likely in 2019
• Back-to-back hikes will hit sales: Realtors
• Manufactur­ing PMI eases to 52.3 in July
• Info Edge churns portfolio, sells Canvera to Printo
• Trai sets...
• ICICI directors’ salary rose 12-15% in FY18
• Proxy advisors want more changes in boardrooms
• Jet pilots hurl ‘inefficien­t’ slur at management
• Capacity building is imperative
• China’s loss is India’s gain
• Jaguar Land Rover needs a tow from China
• Election strategy?
• How to increase US’s saving rate
• The Russians are coming
• Long wait for solar energy IPOs
• Tripping e-commerce
• Deal a win-win situation for IDBI Bank, LIC: Goyal
• Serving a freshly-baked strategy
• Future-proofing business
• Brand Akshay’s starry turn
• THE BS CROSSWORD
• Power play on green regulation­s
• Cruises without the crowds
• AYUSH ministry skirts rules for 138 colleges
• DSP plans IPO to monetise stake in AMC, may rope in new partner
• Co-originatio­n of priority sector loans positive for NBFCs
• Jhunjhunwa­la bets big on small-caps despite slump
• Dr Reddy’s still awaiting earnings trigger
• Emami disappoint­s Street
• Banks keep sugar mills on ‘caution list’
• What next for telecom investors
• Another bitter sugar season likely in UP
• Sebi wins case against PACL in Australian court
• Rising rates favour short-term funds
• Readers’ Corner
• Well connected to key business districts
• EPFO can make history
• China steps up effort to boost lending
• FB sees influence campaign using fake accounts
• Asian factories slow as trade tiff starts to bite
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