Business Standard - 2017-01-16

• Manufactur­ing a cheap smartphone comes at a price
• Pharmaceut­ical barons swallow FDA bitter pill
• Apple, Ikea may get breather on labelling
• Tata Sons may beef up control of group firms
• WE PLAN TO INCREASE ANCILLARY REVENUE IN 15 MONTHS: AJAY SINGH
• HOW TO MAKE YOUR MOBILE THEFT-PROOF
• GST COUNCIL MEET TO LOOK AT OLD IRRITANTS
• CHANDRA TO BE HIGHEST-PAID TATA SONS CHAIRMAN
• EDIT: CHANDRA’S NEW ORBIT
• PE firms, partners build teams for mall buyouts
• States drag feet on renewable power
• Hotstar gets access to Disney’s film library
• ICICI Bank blocks deals via Flipkart-owned PhonePe
• Is the SP feud Akhilesh’s fig leaf ?
• Why these five tax rules spook Corporate India
• Time flies for airlines
• Helping railway passengers optimise time
• BS looks at the fall in economic activity after note ban
• NUSLI WADIA COMPLAINS TO SEBI, MCA AGAINST LIC, UTI-MF
• Carmakers’ ride on taxi aggregator­s gains momentum
• Vedanta to weather note ban impact
• ‘We have aspiration­s to grow at around 20%’
• Will Jaitley and Mamata share stage at Bengal business summit?
• Washington protesters vow to fight for civil rights under Trump
• Robot arms replace factory hands
• Claiming LTA gets complex from this year
• Create a corpus for turnaround stocks MARKET INSIGHT
• ‘Consensus earnings estimates high and need to be toned
• Trump rally lifts markets, not India
• MARKET MIND
• WORLD MONEY
• The Tata ethos
• Why Trump can’t make it 1981 again
• Is Edward Snowden a spy?
• Perverse policy leads to bad air DOWN TO EARTH
• Cargill’s tech drive in retail
• Magical moment to bind family
• Security concerns flagged on allowing FM news channels
• Looking back at WTO’s 20 years
• EGMs of Tata companies: Some reflection­s
• Transporte­rs must know what they carry
• NITI wants Make in India to focus on labour-intensive sectors
• His father’s son
• Big buys via cards down since Nov

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