Business Standard - 2020-06-01

• Mumbai remains shut while India begins to unlock
• India Inc goes all out to woo buyers
• Covid-19 crisis may wipe out corporate tax rate cut gains
• RIL’S $2-billion tech powerplay
• ECHOES OF KARGIL: PLA INTRUSION CAN LEAD TO INDIA LOSING DBO LINK
• EXPAND OUTDATED G7 BLOC TO INCLUDE INDIA: TRUMP
• GOVT NOTIFIES ITR FORMS FOR 2019-20
• Amid pandemic, a litmus test for GST
• Covid-19 to delay GDP, CPI base year revision
• Signs of base metals cycle bottoming
• In Gujarat, BJP in damage control
• Banker as Covid warrior
• CONSUMER GOODS DEMAND SHOT UP IN LOCKDOWN 4.0
• MODI TO MEET INDIA INC TOMORROW
• EDIT: UNLOCKING INDIA
• The new mall mantra: Mind the gap, wait for your turn
• ‘Some customers are talking about delaying payments’
• Lupin ramps up manufactur­ing of drugs in demand
• Next-gen steel industry braces for value creation
• 17 private gencos to forgo imported coal for domestic supply
• Tata-mistry dispute to test small shareholde­rs’ rights
• BEML firming up tie-ups with 2 foreign firms
• The grave warning
• Q4 figures likely inflated: Experts
• Cayman Islands now India’s 10th biggest investor
• Power bill over ~1 lakh? Now it’s must to file ITR
• Sifting through Covid stats
• An opportunit­y in disguise
• The problem with Aarogya Setu
• Health policy for the coming year
• A neo-con rethinks
• Migrants: Future of work and production
• Slowdown, then pandemic
• First-time buyers may opt for Arogya Sanjeevani
• Beat the monotony with OTT
• Any crisis throws up undervalue­d stocks
• ‘Pandemic matters much more for markets and economies than trade war’
• MFS eye low-volatility options for investors
• Get, set, fly
• No need to include petroleum in GST
• AAP, BJP battle it out over Covid
• Ambition on hold

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