Business Standard - 2016-12-24

• Wadia files criminal suit against Tatas
• Good time for cash-rich IT firms to go for share buy-back, say analysts
• GST Council keeps dual control for next time
• Divi’s scrip falls 21% on FDA remarks
• These days are very lonely: Ratan Tata
• SAMAJWADI PARTY TO OFFER NOT MORE THAN 75 SEATS TO CONGRESS
• AUTONOMY OF IIMs SHOULD NOT BE CURBED: K M BIRLA
• ALEMBIC HEAD BOOKED FOR LIQUOR PARTY IN GUJARAT
• Wipro to pay up to end SEC probe
• Note ban leaves Solapur’s beedi workers in a bind
• MARKETS & ECONOMY
• Maruti confident of double-digit growth in spite of note ban
• Will secure infantry combat vehicle order, says Tata Motors
• R-Infra exits IEX; sells 4% stake to institutio­nal investors
• ONGC to buy 80% stake in GSPC’s KG block for $995 mn
• CCEA nod likely for farming out 67% of oil blocks in January
• Congress builds bridges with Oppn after Rahul-Modi meet
• Salman topples SRK to lead Forbes’ 100 celeb rich list
• PM calls NITI meeting to review economy amid cash crunch
• Sugar stocks up as bulk customers resume lifting
• Downside may be capped for Voltas
• Design for change
• Advocate temperance, not prohibitio­n
• No compromise
• The patience of doctors
• Getaway to a romantic past
• Animal lovers are equal, not animals OFFBEAT
• Cosmic emotions EYE CULTURE
• The cost of cashlessne­ss VIEWPOINT
• Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse settle US probes
• Ran away with the mace
• WHAT MAKES TWITTER SO VULNERABLE?

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