Business Standard - 2018-10-04

• Macro headwinds rile mkts
• SoftBank promises free solar power after 25 years
• RBI allows OMCs to raise $10 bn overseas
• New IL&FS board to meet today
• SFIO investigat­es window dressing of accounts
• Govt mulls fund infusion into stalled road projects
• USE FB TO LOG IN TO OTHER APPS? HACKERS MAY HAVE BREACHED IT
• CAN BRAND JET FLY OUT OF THE CLOUDS?
• CENTRE RAISES MSP OF MAJOR RABI CROPS
• Ex-directors to ask why nominees are on board
• Govt okay with rejig of PSB loans
• Centre’s rescue may spell losses for lenders
• Flipkart’s amped-up supply chain
• Ranjan Gogoi sworn in as Chief JustIce of India
• Gitanjali Gems admitted for insolvency proceeding­s
• Airports to store flyers’ biometric details
• SC verdict on Essar Steel’s eligible bidders today
• Buybacks provide good exit option
• Indian start-ups see huge inflows from Xiaomi
• Gold bouncing back
• ZEE’s OTT platform goes global in head-on fight with Netflix, Amazon Prime Video
• Rupee, diesel woes to keep telcos under pressure
• Subsidy helps tractor firms gain volume
• Sony India sales drop for third year in a row
• Lot of fuel still left in my tank, says Indra Nooyi
• Tech Ma hind rain ks deal with IA I on cy ber security
• Tata Starbucks appoints Navin Gurnaney CEO
• Apollo Tyres to seek shareholde­rs’ guidance on MD’s compensati­on
• Medical device makers seek 15% price preference in public tenders
• Experts flay proposal to cap independen­t directors’ pay
• Decks cleared for ~1-trillion station-modernisat­ion plan
• Independen­t directors to ask why govt excluded nominees
• Tata Steel SEZ aims at pact with 4 investors
• Mardas HC relief for Sterlite expansion GIREESH BABU
• Cement production may grow at 6-7% in FY19: Report
• ISA members demand clarity on funds disburseme­nt
• ~200,000 fine on accused for violating bail condition
• Focus on computer services, tech export
• 2018 already best year for PE investment
• IAF steers clear of Rafale controvers­y
• IT firms, start-ups boost campus hiring at engineerin­g colleges
• Responsibi­lity fulfilled
• Telecom beyond Aadhaar
• What next for IL&FS?
• Lopsided picture
• Policies & the public interest
• Politics in power sector reforms
• Our boards, their boards
• No easy outs
• Governance failure
• Banks under PCA aided in liquidity scare in September
• Downside risks weigh on Vodafone Idea
• Fee cut to weigh on profitabil­ity of small MFs
• Cost inflation may take toll on paint companies
• Coal India profit could double this year
• ‘Markets are fully valued now; we are exercising caution’
• Sugar exports may pick up despite weak internatio­nal prices: Report
• Oil steadies near four-year high
• NYT probes howTrump dodged taxes in 1990s
• FBI to complete inquiry into Justice Kavanaugh by Wednesday
• WHAT THESE STOCK PAGES CONTAIN AND WHY
• Mixed Indo-global funds are tax efficient
• Readers’ Corner
• Right to use your own data?
• SOUMENDU CHATTERJEE
• THE BS CROSSWORD
• All eyes on kabaddi Mumbai, 3 October
• Predicting airfare is a $750 million business
• Digital waves sweep Indian banks DEBASIS MOHAPATRA
• Affordable health care is benefiting from AI
• India moves up to 28 th rank in govt e-paymentado­ption: Survey
• Maya wat id itches‘ stub born’ Conga head of state elections

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