Business Standard - 2020-06-21

• Govt dismisses China’s Galwan Valley claim
• Nifty P/E multiple up 50% from lows of March
• Mall developers blink, rework rent for retailers
• Glenmark launches Fabiflu to treat mild Covid cases
• Domestic air travel may rebound by year-end: Puri
• MODI LAUNCHES JOB SCHEME FROM POLL-BOUND BIHAR
• AFTER 15 YEARS, APPLE SET TO BREAK UP WITH INTEL
• Why India needs to take heatwave seriously
• Expect profit in every quarter of FY21: PNB MD
• L&T MAY GAIN FROM CHINA’S LOSS OF RRTS
• INDIAN IT COMPANIES IN WAIT-AND-WATCH MODE
• Digitised selling, servicing of insurance get a fillip amid pandemic
• In a first, tea prices surge by up to 60%
• Offshore currency trading starts trickling in onshore
• RBI guidelines will strengthen housing finance firms: Experts
• Covid impact: NMDC sticks to last year’s production target of 32 mt
• Directors need adequate cover
• China unveils details of security law for Hong Kong amid backlash
• US states see major spike in infections
• EPFO records 133,000 new enrolments in April
• China provides tariff exemption for 97% of exports from Dhaka
• Chasing the China dream with labour laws
• A virtual taste of Dharavi
• ‘Hopelessne­ss and isolation are major factors for suicide’
• ‘A general shift in Chinese behaviour in the way they deal with the world’
• Easing their woes
• HOW CHINESE MEDIA COVERED THE LADAKH STANDOFF
• The discontent­s of decoupling
• Why we need to unlock ‘intelligen­tly’
• The return of the nativists
• ATANU BISWAS
• Findings of govt’s report on climate change are ominous

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