Business Standard - 2017-10-15

• Consultant­s head out to West Asia, Africa as business slows in India
• IndusInd acquires Bharat Financial in ~15,000-cr deal
• New KYC norms may leave wallets of digital money players lighter
• I was reluctant to join the UPA govt in 2004: Pranab
• NITISH COMMITTED TO DEVELOPMEN­T OF BIHAR, SAYS MODI
• TWITTER CEO PLEDGES TOUGHER RULES ON HATE SPEECH, VIOLENCE
• GLOBAL HOTEL FIRMS SEE ROOM FOR MORE UPSCALE BRANDS IN INDIA
• A state’s complicate­d relationsh­ip with the Taj
• Avenue Supermarts Q2 net up 65%
• Three-pronged approach for reforms in India: IMF
• Jet Airways plans to add 75-100 narrow-body aircraft this year
• Foreign delegates to add flavour to Tata Steel’s tribal conclave
• Vedanta’s alumina output dips 8% on lower bauxite availabili­ty
• ‘Volvo wants to drive India’s massive infra projects’
• Honda to unveil two models, commits ~800-cr capex
• Renault working with govt on electric car rule
• Swarovski eyes India’s luxury real estate for chandelier biz
• External benchmark may not help borrowers
• ‘Investors don’t want the terms to change after they’ve invested in the country’
• Therapy to treat blindness may become reality soon
• Coal India plans for a liberalise­d regime
• Balancing Diwali’s sweetness overload
• Hormone therapy safe for women with migraines: Study
• Trump balks at disclosing report backing travel ban
• Trump’s Iran strategy could be doomed to fail
• Tech giants, once the saviours, are now seen as threats
• Amazon is getting set to go into sportswear
• Bitcoin can now buy you citizenshi­p in one of the world’s happiest countries
• Weinstein may get kicked out of the Oscar club
• China says will amend party constituti­on
• Bitcoin competitor­s are being built in ex-Google coders’ laptops
• Saudi Arabia weighs delaying internatio­nal part of Aramco IPO
• Statement belies company in chaos
• ‘Xi concentrat­ing more and more power in his hands’
• Delhi’s tree saviour on wheels
• The earlier normal was large amounts of cash in the system
• THE SANGH PARIVAR AND THE NARENDRA MODI GOVERNMENT
• China’s version of globalisat­ion
• Contrarian view is fine, but govt is trying hard
• Where do the children play ?
• Metro should work out pricing models that strike a balance
• To-do list apps: 5 easy tricks for using them better
• BELLS AND WHISTLES: MAXING OUT POPULAR TO-DO LIST APPS
• A start-up is helping B-schools manage their placement process A HELPING HAND

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