Business Standard - 2018-11-12

• Polls in five states seen as bellwether for 2019
• Corporate earnings growth lags GDP’s
• Jet to weigh options on fundraisin­g today
• System needs to ensure liquidity in market, says Arun Jaitley
• FORMER KARNATAKA MINISTER JANARDHANA REDDY ARRESTED
• RUPAY, UPI SET TO ZIP PAST GLOBAL GIANTS, SHOWS DATA
• BREXIT BLUES: 4 UK MINISTERS ON VERGE OF QUITTING
• IHH LIKELY TO TAKE FORMAL CONTROL OF FORTIS NEXT WEEK
• STRESSED ASSETS VERDICT AIDED INVOKING SECTION 7
• DefMin did away with scrutiny of offset proposals
• India on track to meet two Paris Agreement goals
• BUSINESS LAW: Making rating agencies liable
• Nearly ~4 trillion of shares still in physical form
• START-UP CORNER: Pedalling change in urban mobility
• THE SMART INVESTOR: Pharma on course to shed ‘underperfo­rmer’ tag in FY19
• BANKER’S TRUST: Where have all the bankers gone?
• STATSGURU: GST collection­s cross ~1-trn mark twice in FY19
• BJP battles anti-incumbency, falling growth
• Bastar sets poll ball rolling
• ‘Strong team helping OYO operate in multiple geographie­s’
• M&Meyes No. 3 spot in heavy-duty truckmarke­t with 10% share in 2 yrs
• IBC delay may hit valuations of steel NPAs
• NRI inflows into realty see quantum jump
• ‘Biz growing faster due to new investment cycle’
• Uncertaint­y in global trade
• Cooking gas access surges but so do accidents
• Chinese start-ups push into space business
• Why are Iraq’s Kirkuk oilfields so important?
• JPMorgan leads $283-bn Brexit shift to Frankfurt
• Alibaba Singles’ Day smashes $25 billion sales record
• Ahead of polls, Rajapaksa ends ties with Sirisena party
• ‘Devil winds’ may whip up blazes in California
• Executive overreach?
• Poor foundation, wobbly skyscraper
• Overall slowdown
• RBI vs politics
• The wider import of Viral Acharya’s speech
• When home is ‘always another country’
• Power sector woes
• Engines of innovation
• Political upheaval = investment prospect
• Rampant mis-selling of financial products
• THE BS CROSSWORD
• Making rating agencies liable
• Independen­t directors as cheer leaders
• ‘I PR Policy increased awareness among entreprene­urs’
• Curbs on intermedia­ries in e-market
• ‘Valuations turning favour able for Indian equities’
• Markets may extend gains, historical trend suggests
• Bajaj Electrical­s takes a new turn
• From crisis to a sensation
• Tata Steel looks to align the brand more closely with consumers
• Small parties can make a big difference
• Using his magic touch as honest broker, again

Business Standard - 2018-11-11

Business Standard - 2018-11-13