Business Standard - 2024-04-01

• Haldia Petrochemi­cals plans $10 bn O2C project in TN
• New rules applicable to cases under probe, says CCI chief
• Full throttle ahead: FY24 roars to 4.23 mn PV sales, 4.15 mn in retail
• Citing ‘disparity’, e2w makers call for GST reforms
• Rate cuts, index inclusion may help bond rally in FY25
• Dividend from PSUS exceeds RE by 26% in FY24
• Protection­ism to continue if BJP comes back to power
• Katchathee­vu, the new battlegrou­nd for Congress, BJP
• Sikkim & Arunachal: High on per capita income, low on self-generated revenue
• Mechanisat­ion & digitisati­on: UP farmers eye rich harvest
• Delay tax impact: Rebalance by buying more of laggard assets
• Typo can’t be basis for denial of claim
• First in 6 months: China factory activity expands
• Ultra-orthodox need to join military to help economy: Israel central bank
• IMF APPROVES $8 BILLION EGYPT LOAN AS GLOBAL BAILOUT TAKES SHAPE
• Tangled in steel with no way out: How Dali’s Indian crew is faring
• Investors spoilt for choice with top ice-cream makers for sale
• Speed date with the liberal world order
• Bengaluru’s story today; your city’s tomorrow
• Developed India@2047
• Quick settlement
• Firms in a tough global environmen­t
• Clear skies ahead: Indigo sets the course for strong growth altitudes
• ‘Prudent approach: Stick to planned asset allocation’
• FY24’S standout stock has more legs to run
• ‘Github community in India is going to overtake the US’
• Data centres put their money in new chip power
• As world leans on GENAI, cyber risks are a new worry
• SPREADING THEIR WINGS
• Summer ready: Rlys draws up plan to ease coal transporta­tion
• THE JOURNEY

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