Business Standard - 2021-07-05

• Textile trading comes to a standstill in Surat
• Indian SPACS to raise nearly $1 billion in US
• ‘Valuation of SBI, subsidiari­es can be better’
• SII may double production in 2022
• Amazon offers IP protection for local businesses
• COVID 2.0: NCDC’S ELUSIVE ROLE
• INDIA’S TOY STORY NEEDS GOVT STRONGLY BACKING THE GAME
• RIL’S ‘YOUTHFUL’ POWER
• LENDERS TO ENFORCE GUARANTEES OF AIRCEL PROMOTERS
• BESPOKE BARS ENJOY A SPIRITED BUSINESS
• OECD tax deal may have revenue implicatio­ns
• To ban or not to ban cryptocurr­ency
• Investors looking beyond pure-play equity schemes
• Dealmakers check in
• Battling pandemic fallout
• Stable financial system
• IN US, BIG CATS, BEARS, FERRETS GET EXPERIMENT­AL VACCINE
• Top e-com firms seek extension in deadline to study new IT rules
• Tata Motors to remain focused on growth segments of market
• Tata Steel’s Q1 output back at pre-covid level
• Despite so many feats, GST still a work in progress
• Engineerin­g goods exports face container shortage hurdle
• Opposition renews demand for probe into Rafale jet deal
• Same old challenges for new face
• ‘Change policies to promote industry and manufactur­ing’
• SMART CITIES: 49% PROJECTS STILL INCOMPLETE
• Unvaccinat­ed in US account for 99% Covid deaths: Fauci
• China blocks Didi from all app stores over misuse of user data
• Taliban take districts in northeast Afghanista­n from fleeing troops
• Brazen gaming of bankruptcy process on
• Gaps in tax reform
• Mapping recovery
• The singular pursuit of pleasure
• As work from home deepens …
• ‘Indian stock valuations are somewhat less attractive’
• PV recovery, EV potential may drive Minda’s growth
• Reduce your portfolio risk by rebalancin­g
• Compensati­on payable for not complying with court order
• ‘We do have banking ambitions’
• Digitisati­on cannot be reactive

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