Business Standard - 2021-10-04

• MPC may opt for cut in liquidity, no rate hike
• India Inc goes light on debt
• Facebook bets big on innovative start-ups
• Inmobi wants more users to Glance at lockscreen­s with Live
• Day 1: Bharat driving festive demand for Amazon, Flipkart
• Tamil Nadu opens doors for EV makers
• HMD eyes 3.5 bn annual syringe capacity by Mar
• Four platforms get IFSCA licence for factoring business at Gift City
• ‘India to gain 1% more from digital tax deal’
• New terms for settling retro tax cases may be unwieldy
• Digital health mission in a click? Not yet
• Govt notifies processes for granting RODTEP duty credits
• Many ifs and buts in charting a new course
• Making federalism a ‘healthy’ affair
• INDEBTEDNE­SS OF FARMERS IN INDIA
• China’s energy crisis highlights weaknesses in Xi’s power plans
• Won’t pull immigratio­n lever to fix fuel crisis, says Johnson
• IMF board will grill Georgieva & investigat­ors
• Facebook braces employees for claims over elections, Jan 6 riots
• The Chinese crackdown
• A question of disclosure
• Clash of economy and ecology in global politics
• Wake up, India Inc
• ‘Growth slowdown can be a bigger risk than liquidity’
• Outperform­ing peers consistent­ly
• Buy early, compare premiums before purchasing term plan
• Ensure smooth transfer of assets
• Ready for the global stage
• A Quad alliance for emerging technology
• Prime Video gets into marketplac­e mode
• Status quo on stance but liquidity sugar rush may end
• Millennial­s log in for tips to handle money
• Cruise drugs party: Shah Rukh Khan’s son in NCB custody

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