Business Standard - 2019-10-07

• Unilever redesigns its goods to slash plastic use
• Centre plans to give more teeth to CA Act
• ‘Corporate tax cut will not benefit banks’
• YES Bank looks at rights issue of $1 billion
• 700 MHZ auction may find few takers
• FACEBOOK BETS BIG ON SOCIAL VIDEOS TO EXPAND IN INDIA
• AFTER CORPORATE TAX CUT, JSW MAY SET UP SPVS FOR EXPANSION
• CENTRE PLANS TO PHASE OUT KEROSENE SUBSIDY BY FY21
• GOVT KICKS OFF TALKS ON BOOSTING JOB CREATION
• CIPLA’S UNBRANDED DRUG BIZ MAY TAKE A HIT IN FY20
• STRATEGY: The importance of loyalty
• Note ban slowed growth by 3 percentage points: Study
• BANKER’S TRUST: Financial sector stability & our cook Lilu- tai
• BUSINESS LAW: IBC or PMLA? A prevailing question
• POLITICS & PUBLIC AFFAIRS: Mewat, a prize in BJP’S Haryana dream
• ‘RBI SHOULD PERMIT VARIABLE INTEREST RATE DEPOSIT SCHEME’
• STATSGURU: Indian states’ fiscal battle
• ‘Premiumisa­tion trend to continue despite growth bumps’
• Affordabil­ity big challenge: Toyota Kirloskar
• Domestic IT firms step up rebadging
• Vietnam’s gain: Why factories leaving China aren’t coming to India
• Apollo expects profit margin to increase 15% with new hospitals
• CBIC removes GST circular, not confusion
• Sombre news on global markets
• Andhra continues to curtail renewable power, flouting court order
• India has 150 mn drivers and only 8,000 want electric cars
• BPCL nationalis­ation act repealed; way clear for privatisat­ion
• UP govt set to ask Centre to raise sale quota for sugar mills
• Ready for low-powered thermoelec­trics?
• How the Supreme Court let us down
• The big picture
• Resolving stressed financial firms
• Upheaval in the US workplace
• Rivers too have rights
• An appropriat­e call
• Too many errors
• SC special Bench to hear Aarey forest case today
• More clarity for the insured
• Small accessorie­s, huge impact
• The effect of tax cuts has dissipated
• ‘Investors expect more policy measures’
• I-pru Life and ICICI Lombard: Story of two contrastin­g subsidiari­es
• Large cap show boosts returns
• MY FAVOURITE CAMPAIGN
• Big brands play by small-town rules
• ANSWERS TO THE STRATEGIST QUIZ 633
• ‘Doesn’t make sense to let go of MAT credits’
• Awards and rewards for revenue officers must go
• Pan masala loses excise benefit
• In disgrace, even guru bhai Adityanath can’t help
• BJP’S toehold in Bastar still weak

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