Business Standard - 2020-05-04

• India Inc plays safe despite eased norms
• Private hospitals gasp for breath as occupancy slumps
• IT clients fear data leaks, question WFH feasibilit­y
• Google sees huge jump in cloud infrastruc­ture use
• FLORAL SALUTE TO CORONA WARRIORS
• AS GOLD PRICES DOUBLE, GOVT STARES AT HIGH PAYOUTS
• CONSUMER, DIGITAL NOW RIL’S CORE BUSINESSES
• HOTELS OFFER GUESTS TO PAY NOW, CHECK IN LATER
• A $5.7-billion question for regulators
• Rocky road ahead for auto exporters
• Massive revenue fall, job loss ahead: CEO survey
• How to bring banks back to the credit market
• Low-cost loans to manage tough times
• TIME TO REOPEN DELHI, LIVE WITH VIRUS: KEJRIWAL
• FINMIN INTERNALLY PROJECTS FY21 GDP GROWTH AT 2-3%
• PANIC MOVEMENT OF MIGRANTS MUST NOT BE ENCOURAGED: NITI’S CHAND
• GRIM ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
• LOCKDOWN EFFECT: NO GOLD SEIZURE BY CUSTOMS IN APRIL
• TRACING AAROGYA SETU
• SALARY HIKES FOR MF CEOS
• AN UNCLEAR PATH
• Commercial real estate holds ground for now
• ‘Lockdown helped us foray into the after-school space’
• Work from home to stay as firms defer opening up
• Private firms to drive road push
• Defer SHAKTI coal auction, say power units
• DGS has to take a call on waiving detention charges
• Fighting a pandemic... & fake news
• The last of the true intellectu­als?
• A purposeful democracy? Or plain small?
• De-lockdown needs a better foundation
• The limits of ‘realism’
• How not to lose clean air gains SUNITA NARAIN
• Audiobooks for the multi-tasker
• All eyes on May indicators
• Lockdown lessons for Voltas Beko
• Don’t eulogise GST for what it isn’t
• ANSWERS TO THE STRATEGIST QUIZ 661
• ‘The current market rally may soon run out of steam’
• Equity scheme investors see relief
• NDA scales tip in BJP’S favour
• A crisis averted, for now
• STEEP DROP IN INDUSTRIAL DEMAND MAY SPOIL RECOVERY
• A simple, astute veteran

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