Business Standard - 2022-11-23

• Aus Parliament clears path for FTA with India
• Risk of subscriber churn high on Airtel tariff hike
• Skyroot impact: Funding for space start-ups zooms
• 1st in 7 months: No. of mobile subscriber­s falls
• Some of Musk’s biz decisions may be good: Twitter ex- CEO
• World in turmoil, domestic pharma firms target India for healthy growth
• Groundwate­r report waters down aquifer-level data: Experts
• NBFCS to suffer if regulated like banks: FIDC to FM
• Farmers’ wish list: Lift ban on wheat exports
• Legal hitch keeps small field oil operators liable for windfall tax
• ‘25% slippages expected from rejigged book’
• UP looks for image makeover with roadshows in 18 nations
• Done with layoffs, Musk says he wants to go on hiring spree
• ‘Boomerang CEOS’ don’t always work out; Disney hopes to buck trend
• China Covid cases near record high since pandemic began
• Abolish exemptions
• The worldly philosophe­rs
• Smooth flow
• Politics over pension
• Data Bill’s hits and opportunit­ies
• Indices end three-day losing streak as metal, IT stocks see big gains
• Easing raw material costs to glue Pidilite margins
• IPO withdrawal effect: Unlisted market plays on the backfoot
• Paytm crashes 11% as Macquarie sees threat from Jio Financial
• Short-term view: Markets may underperfo­rm peers
• Most corporate FDS give better returns than large banks
• WHAT THIS STOCK PAGE CONTAINS AND WHY
• The big short in oil and gas PSUS
• A banker turned tech maven
• Seeking regulation­s for only communicat­ion OTTS: COAI
• Meta is India’s largest media company
• Saudi Arabia stun Argentina

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