Business Standard - 2017-07-29

• BS poll: Majority see rate cut next week
• Facing CAG heat, railways may opt for blanket ban
• Erratic rain may impact 2-mn hectare crop area
• Pay ~579 crore in share-transfer dispute, SC orders SpiceJet
• TELECOM: SHORT-TERM TURBULENCE
• ROLLS-ROYCE UNVEILS ITS GRANDEST CAR YET
• PANAMA CASE: PAKISTAN SC DISQUALIFI­ES PM SHARIF, FORCES HIS EXIT
• L&T NET UP 46% BUT ORDER INFLOW DOWN
• Nitish government wins vote of confidence
• Jindals’ private firm owned half of JPFL Dutch arm
• Oyo losses cut to ~325 cr, revenue still a secret
• India adds to Amazon’s internatio­nal losses as investment­s continue
• Power Grid’s mega plan to monitor supply
• ITC chief calls for let-up on cigarettes
• Eco Survey next week, farm distress to feature big
• HDFC, Standard Life to sell 15% stake in HDFC Life via IPO
• Bihar expects bonanza by Nitish-Modi coalition
• GE’s Immelt is said to be on Uber CEO’s list
• Republican bid to gut Obamacare crashes
• THE STORY SO FAR
• FPI derivative positions dwindle
• L&T: Infra segment gaining momentum
• Pharma sees investors cheering bonds, while stocks decline
• Wilmar hikes stake in Renuka Sugars
• Escorts: Strong volume growth guidance for Q2
• SAT upholds Sebi order against Sahara MF
• Of start-ups and scaling up
• PLAIN POLITICS
• Those who live without doors
• A country of overqualif­ied housewives
• NATIONAL INTEREST
• India’s insuperabl­e bureaucrac­y AL FRESCO
• PG-13 nation INTER ALIA
• Choice for secularist­s EYE CULTURE
• Lok Sabha passes IIM Bill
• DOS AND DON’TS
• Amediocre PACKAGE

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