Business Standard - 2020-08-31

• Oppn-ruled states dismiss Centre’s options on GST
• Focus on OTC play increases in times of pandemic
• Biyani walks his talk on ‘creator and destroyer’
• Quarterly appraisals for govt staff over 50
• POWER GEAR MAKERS CHANGING TACK IN PUSH FOR GREEN ENERGY
• THE POWER SUIT TAKES A BACK SEAT, FOR NOW
• A deceptive recovery
• EXTENT OF GDP FALL IN Q1 MAY ELUDE THE STATISTICS OFFICE
• Decoding Reliance’s retail strategy
• Paytm Mall suffers massive data breach
• FM to meet bankers on loan recast on Thursday
• Credit growth: Barking up the wrong tree?
• >AMAZON TO STICK ON AS A SHAREHOLDE­R IN FUTURE
• >STATES’ FISCAL DEFICIT MAY TOUCH 4.2-5.5% OF GSDP IN FY21
• FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHTER FOR RIL SHAREHOLDE­RS
• >FMS ‘ACT OF GOD’ CAN BE A NIGHTMARE FOR DAS’ RBI
• Q1 GDP: DOWN, BUT BY HOW MUCH?
• How slow-but-steady Eruditus won Chan Zuckerberg fund’s attention
• Future deal to save lenders from ~12,000-crore hit
• Jaquar to start work at two new factories
• RBI junks BOB move to send Anil Ambani firms to NCLT
• Talent hunt makes BPM firms move to ‘Bharat’
• ‘Had to press the re-set button to prune fixed and variable costs’
• Onerous obligation­s on importers under new Customs rules
• Man for many seasons
• Need FTA review to begin this year: India to Asean
• In between conciliati­on and confrontat­ion
• Caught in the same Leftward trap
• CLIMATE CHANGE: A HEALTH ISSUE
• Imran, Opposition battle over Bills as Fatfswordh­angs
• China nod must to sell Tiktok under fresh tech export curbs
• Cheaper diamonds fire life into the world of gem trading
• UK considers sweeping tax hikes to plug Covid-19 hole
• Qatar raises minimum wage by 25%, lifts restrictio­ns on changing jobs
• The journey of economic reforms
• US, UK and the unbalance of power
• Ease of doing business: Beyond quick fixes
• Managing markets
• Grounded in Mumbai
• ‘Market may be due for both price and time-wise correction­s’
• NMDC has scope for value-unlocking
• Request your banker now to restructur­e your loan
• Taxpayers’ charter : Expect more fairness
• ‘We want to be a key player in distressed assets’
• ‘Wounds in the loan-book are deep’
• BPCL braces for privatisat­ion
• A home on rent for your furniture
• Bata puts its creative foot forward

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