Business Standard - 2020-07-13

• PMO, Finmin to take stock of economy
• Equity returns over long term disappoint­ing for investors
• ‘25/25 model will become a reality quicker than expected’
• India may now face US tariffs similar to France’s
• HIGH STREET HITS A SHOPPING LOW
• SHEKHAWAT: 2.5 MN GOT PIPED-WATER CONNECTION­S IN TIMES OF PANDEMIC
• WE’RE CLEAR ON NOT ALLOWING INTERNET VOTING: LAVASA
• OPEN REVOLT: GEHLOT GOVT IN MINORITY, CLAIMS SACHIN PILOT
• Qualcomm picks 0.15% stake in Jio for ~730 cr
• Plan to make electronic­s sector worth $400 bn by 2025
• Making India a hub of internatio­nal financial services: So close, yet so far
• BANKERS’ TRUST Loss-making banks back to black, but little to cheer
• LOCALISED LOCKDOWNS RETURN TO HAUNT BIZ
• State govts’ debt at risk
• WALKING DOWN THE DIGITAL AISLE
• Adventz faces challenge as Zuari Agro shuts plant
• ‘Ring-fencing our site to stop interface with outside world’
• ‘Duty-free’ hits 1/5th of manufactur­ing imports
• Govt explores ways to fund Udan scheme
• Time for govt to walk the talk on self-reliant India
• A new paradigm for social finance
• Minerals in our solar future
• Campus remedies
• Traditiona­l Indian firms will fare well
• All in the family dynamic
• New global order (or disorder)
• Repayment rules
• Another migrant crisis
• Wealth creation fails without nominee
• Keep the workouts going at home
• Day trading distorts valuations
• Defence PSUS can deliver good returns, shield portfolio
• ‘Markets have factored in the worst-ever quarterly numbers’
• Banks, financial services lead market recovery
• ‘Hindu nationalis­t foreign policy still in the making’
• Priyanka’s new home set to be her camp office
• From convict to CM challenger
• VIKAS DUBEY AND HIS FIEFDOM

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