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Economic Times Business Standard Ø Bharti Airtel sells towers in Zambia and Rwanda to IHS Ø Govt runs into hurdles in recovering revenues from RIL Ø Wall Street dips in volatile trade; oil prices fall further Ø Maruti to hike prices in the range of 2-4% from Jan Ø US manufacturing output surges in November Ø UK Sinha hints a re-look at new delisting norms Ø ARC gives India sovereign rating of BBB+ with positive outlook Ø GST Bill set to be tabled as states key demands met Ø RBI allows structuring, refinance of existing projects Ø Govt says no plans to ban export of iron ore Ø RIL offering discount on petrol, diesel at its outlets Ø Rising import is the worst enemy of the sugar sector Ø RBI cuts held-to-maturity limit for primary dealers Ø Oil, coal and iron ore at 2008-2009 financial crisis levels Business Line Mint Ø China approves $18 bn worth of new road projects Ø JSW Steel to return land it purchased directly from farmers in Salboni Ø Motherson Sumi acquires Scherer & Trier for Euro 36 million Ø Ranbaxy gets approval to launch new malaria drug in 7 African countries Ø Dumping duty imposed on clear float glass from Pak, Saudi Arabia, UAE Ø Majesco to merge with Cover-All Technologies Ø Reliance Group sells Big Cinemas chain to Carnival Films Ø Tata-SIA’s Vistara airline gets India operating licence Ø Mastek rallies on merger of Majesco with Cover-All Technologies Ø CCI rejects case on excise department and TCS Ø Ramky to restructure debt under joint lenders forum Ø High capex will hurt cash flows of Indian oil companies: Fitch Financial Express Financial Chronicle Ø Nov WPI inflation drops to zero pct, lowest in 5 1/2 years Ø Petrol, diesel prices cut by Rs 2/ltr as oil rates slump to 5-yr low Ø US Federal Reserve considers time to end free money pledge Ø Govt to push all possible stake sales of PSU units before March Ø German drugmakers appeal drug suspensions linked to Indian data Ø SpiceJet seeks govt help; Request to be put up before PMO: MoS Ø Indian drugmakers eye Japanese generic market Ø Coal India to set up investment subsidiary in South Africa Ø Reforms to accelerate, returns to moderate in 2015: Kotak
Posted on: Tue, 16 Dec 2014 02:44:20 +0000

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