Business Standard - 2022-06-15

• Loans taken for telecom, oil assets sank Videocon
• India Inc’s capex slows despite jump in profits
• Rcom awaits court nod to allow UVARCL bid
• Tesla India exec quits as firm delays entry plan
• Govt plans to increase its workforce by a third
• Two hurdles could impede PM’S 1-mn recruitmen­t plan
• Irdai reduces solvency margin requiremen­t for crop business
• DOT extends 4G, 5G equipment testing deadline by 1 year
• Air India gets fined ~10 lakh for not compensati­ng flyer
• CCI approves Air india buy of Airasia stake
• Can’t agree to unfair text on fisheries deal: Goyal
• State govt borrowing turns expensive after repo rate hike
• RBI slams banks for failing to comply with instructio­ns
• Judges write to CJI, urge suo motu action on UP demolition­s
• Banerjee to host Oppn meet to discuss Presidenti­al polls
• Europe’s plan to quit Russian fuel plunges Pak into darkness
• Opec keeps forecast for ’22 oil demand; misses pledged hike
• World’s richest have lost $1.4 trillion in 2022 after rapid gains
• Sri Lanka imposes 2.5% turnover tax
• Are we really smarter than our peers?
• Mismatched expectatio­ns on the marriage market
• Regulation­s and disclosure­s
• Unreasonab­le terms
• Needed: A PM’S council for human developmen­t
• Nifty drops 5 per cent in five sessions to 11-month low
• PFRDA guaranteed return scheme to be launched in September
• Of millennial­s driving risk-hungry investing
• Volume recovery can help Whirlpool stay cool
• ‘Not fit’: SAT sets aside Sebi order against 5 brokers in NSEL case
• Steer clear of realty brokers quoting below-market prices
• Strong order momentum to power gains for Siemens
• WHAT THIS STOCK PAGE CONTAINS AND WHY
• Taxing time for solar power
• ‘Lots of interest in Metropolis, but we want a strategic fit’
• Adani wind project caught in Lankan political crossfire
• GUJARAT’S INDUSTRIAL CLOUT KEEPS GROWING

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