Business Standard - 2019-10-29

• Finmin may reject call for spectrum fee holiday
• FIIS cut stake in private banks in second qtr of FY20
• Infy assures clients in whistle-blower case
• DGCA warns Indigo of grounding 16 A320neos
• PMO lens on spike in gold smuggling
• COAL DEMAND-SUPPLY MISMATCH LOOMS
• EU AGREES TO EXTEND BREXIT TILL JAN 31
• DEEP DISCOUNT ISN’T EASE OF DOING BUSINESS: GOVT TO E-COM PLAYERS
• TELCOS’ BROADBAND STRENGTH MAY BE HIT
• MARKETS IN SAMVAT 2076: Seeking quality in tough times
• STRATEGY: Hub-and-spoke in food?
• POLITICS & PUBLIC AFFAIRS: A bit down but not out
• REAL WAGE RATE FALLS IN CORPORATE INDIA
• IBC resolution­s exceed new time limit
• This start-up will take a share in students’ earnings
• Six more airports to be privatised by January
• Stop buying everything the farmer brings: Panel
• GOODWIN DEFAULT FALLOUT Bullion body wants ban on jeweller deposit schemes
• Electronic­s SMES face slower revenue growth
• HK slumps into recession
• Asset stress eases in top banks
• ‘Stock markets likely to remain range-bound’
• I-banking fee rises 6% to $783.5 million
• Take a joint loan to buy property
• Needed: A sinking fund for expenses
• Be judicious in asset allocation
• Pipeline dreams of a gas-based economy
• The ABC of change ANJULI BHARGAVA
• The sharing game
• Improving the investment climate
• Tread warily on privatisat­ion
• Why a religious nation-state fails
• Not a solution
• Consumptio­n blues
• Infighting, turncoats mar grand alliance dreams
• The ‘gentleman’ of Chautala clan
• Walking a tightrope
• Small is big for Whatsapp
• Amitabh’s changing role
• Us-india co-developmen­t blip forces fresh approach to DTTI
• EU delegation calls upon Modi, will visit J&K today
• Diwali a dampener for box office

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