Business Standard - 2018-11-02

• GST collection crosses ~1 trn
• Kolkata is India’s most commuter-friendly metro
• Global walkout at Google over handling of sexual misconduct
• Sebi slaps Sahara group with fresh ~141-billion refund order
• SBI withdraws insolvency plea against Uttam Galva
• MANUFACTUR­ING RISESONSTR­ONG DOMESTICDE­MAND
• PM TO LAUNCH MSME OUTREACH DRIVE
• RBI DEPUTY GOVERNOR ACHARYA: AN ELUSIVE OUTLIER
• IT’S A LACKLUSTRE FESTIVE SEASON FOR CARMAKERS
• 50 INDIAN ITEMS FACE HEAT AS US REVOKES DUTY-FREE PRIVILEGES
• Modi used nationalis­m to promote RuPay: MasterCard
• NBFC liquidity faces test as ~1 trn matures in Nov
• INDIA CLOSE TO WINNING US SANCTION WAIVER ON IRAN OIL
• ‘New resolution may help cut Mundra losses by half’
• TCS announces first acquisitio­n since 2013
• Anuj Poddar to head operations at Bajaj Electrical­s
• Tanzania govt opposes Airtel’s Africa IPO plan
• Airtel to give feature phone space a miss
• 80% of resolved IBC cases in liquidatio­n
• Lenders have 1st right if 13 projects are sold
• Behind govt-RBI rift: DEA’s insistence on ~3.6-trillion excess capital and...
• Cabinet nod for Ordinance to alter Companies Act
• Central board reasserts itself after decades
• Haryana’s new circular blocks input GST credit
• Sun rising on India's infrastruc­ture
• Don’t cage the parrot
• That’s a neat jump
• The Patel I knew
• The outlook for the US economy
• Searching for a silver lining
• Two-century-old journey of the Quantum riddle
• Strengthen­ing ties
• Let the Aravallis be
• Arrowaims for a wider brand footprint
• THE BS CROSSWORD
• After raising Jeff Bezos, Jackie wants to help others raise kids
• No sleep till Brexit: the city scrambles to deal with quitting the EU
• Poll-bound states spring a surprise in power sector
• ECB approvals to go up to $40 bn in FY19
• Embassy-Blackstone REIT to hit market next yr
• Telcos seek more time to roll out new registrati­on process
• SC declines urgent hearing of Karti’s plea
• Demergers fail to unlock value
• HDFC: September quarter operationa­lly in line, one-off gains offset by credit loss
• New IL&FS exposure only a sentiment dampener for IndusInd Bank
• Sensex ends in red after choppy trade; pharma, IT top losers
• Vedanta disappoint­ment a blip
• No customs duty on imported gifts valued below ~5,000
• Gold demand up 10% in Sept quarter
• ‘Bank & NBFC stocks may look attractive in near term’
• Half of demand in India this year from home refineries
• EU may widen tests on Indian marine product export
• China is having a hard time, says Trump over trade war
• Fake news network vs bots: Online war around Khashoggi killing
• Japan victory over mobile carriers triggers $34-bn rout
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