Business Standard - 2017-04-19

• Mallya arrested in London, gets bail in 3 hours
• Reserve Bank of India raises provisioni­ng on telecom loans
• Normal rain prediction lifts business sentiment
• Currency volatility hits TCS Q4 results
• BRITISH PM MAY CALLS SNAP POLLS ON JUNE 8
• IN PURSUIT OF A MAN WHO KNOWS THE LAW TOO WELL
• TRUMP SEEKS SHIFT IN VISA ALLOTMENTS
• RJIO’S ENTRY HURTS RIVALS’ SUBSCRIBER ADDITIONS
• Tamil Nadu Cabinet revolts, dumps Dinakaran, family
• IMF revises India’s growth forecast to 6.8% in FY17
• Almost 40% cut in PM’s foreign travel bill
• Most states to pass GST Bill by May end
• OZ TOUGHENS FOREIGN WORKER VISAS
• SOFTBANK MIGHT INVEST IN PAYTM FOR SNAPDEAL MERGER
• THE SMART INVESTOR
• Scooters gain an edge over bikes in sales
• CEOs prefer to cut costs to fuel growth
• Nestlé plans to bring more global products to India
• General insurers sell ITC stock to hike book value before listing
• Cab apps need to lobby hard to get new rules on the road
• India jumps to eighth spot on Global FDI Confidence Index
• Malaysia Air is first airline to track fleet with satellites
• IMF raises global growth forecast, warns against protection­ism
• WHAT’S NEXT?
• Power glut in the Supreme Court
• Why big cities will ultimately prevail
• Usher in better future Taming unruly fliers
• Yet another commandmen­t
• UP: Where to from elections?
• Whatever happened to sabka vikas? VALUE FOR MONEY
• Plain tales and the hills
• Make haste slowly on solar
• The strongman syndrome
• India Inc seeks leeway on capital gains tax proposal
• Will TCS deliver on its margin promise?
• Why Escorts’ stock may continue to ride high
• Public sector banks on a roll
• Price hikes fuel rally in tyre stocks
• Buy gold in small quantities
• Finding stocks with an upside will be difficult
• ‘No surprises if southwest monsoon is normal this year’
• Inflation worries recede
• Early for markets to predict impact
• Gold selling at a discount as import demand slows
• Govt’s generic push will dent ~90k-cr branded pharma market NEW PRESCRIPTI­ON
• Intex marches to the tune of the IPL trumpet
• Railways get serious about making money
• In pursuit of a man who knows the law too well

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