Business Standard - 2024-02-03

• Investors have no right to vote CEO out: Byju’s
• ‘Quantifyin­g capex is reassuring but expect it to change in July’
• PV sales growth may decline in FY25
• Falling biotech funding may be a bitter pill to swallow for CDMOS
• Tata Motors net rises over two-fold
• ‘More people now choosing lower variants of EV models’
• Apple India revenue at record high in December quarter, says Cook
• ‘Customs duty cut in mobile spare parts to simplify tax structure’
• ‘We’re on course to reaching inflation target of 4% in FY25’
• ‘Average monthly GST collection may touch ~1.7 trn in FY25’
• ‘No extension of concession­al corporatio­n tax rate for new manufactur­ing units’
• Share in total road spend may fall further
• Strong foundation for Viksit Bharat
• Lakhpati Didi: Lenders need to scale up systems
• Generative AI’S biggest impact could be felt in banking and tech
• Meta beats estimates, declares first dividend
• Pakistan seals plan to sell national airline
• Apple China sales lag overshadow­s profit
• Don’t count on a soft landing for the global economy
• Butter chicken or bitter chicken?
• Bopanna: Long-playing record
• The inside story of two U-turns
• Rating agencies still cautious on sovereign credit profile
• All options open to curb rice price rise: Govt
• At ~200K, Centre to provide 67% more to build rural homes in plains
• DPIIT to meet over 1,200 stakeholde­rs today, may discuss fresh PLI targets
• STATE OF THE ART
• A brush with Australia
• Post-budget optimism takes Nifty to new high
• RBI curbs on Patym to have major impact but valuation remains attractive
• PSU, OMC stocks on a roll
• Watchdog for more flexibilit­y in MF nomination­s
• Govt bonds give up early gains
• Shares Bazaar AIF barred from raising funds
• Enhance credit score, repay existing loans to boost eligibilit­y
• Titan’s prospects glitter despite Q3 margin miss

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