4 Dec: News roundup

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Business Standard
Ø  Monetary panel set to hold rates citing inflation, revival
Ø  India opens e-comm talks at WTO; submits document
Ø  DoT imposes Rs 2.5 cr fine on Tikona for roll out delay
Ø  Indian healthcare market to hit $372 billion by 2022
Ø  'Privatise ONGC, selling 18% can fetch Rs 41K cr'
Ø  'Indian firms in Germany generated 11b euro revenue'
Ø  'No BS-IV vehicle registrations beyond June 2020'

Ø  Bid deadline for stressed steel firms extended
Ø  2/3 of Indians are yet to buy a house, says HDFC's Mistry
Ø  Co-location case: Probe gathers steam; SFIO may be roped in
Ø  $300-bn Saudi state sell-off moves slowly
Ø  Post wage hike, govt now asks Coal India to ramp up production
Ø  Jaquar eyes $1 bn in sales by 2022 with 15 new global stores
Business Line

Mint
Ø  BSE, NSE want to venture into AI, data analytics biz
Ø   Iran’s Chabahar port opens new India-Afghan lane
Ø  Claris Life promoter seeks delisting of shares
Ø  Vijay Mallya to return to UK court for extradition trial
Ø  Govt to start strategic sale in 3 or 4 PSUs soon

Ø  IBM’s India revenue tops $5 billion in FY17
Ø  Infosys appoints Capgemini’s Salil S. Parekh as CEO and MD
Ø  Mukesh Ambani signals the start of a new investment cycle
Ø  RBI may hold rates on 5 Dec citing inflation worries: Icra
Ø  Steel companies have to sustain by being competitive: Union minister
Financial Express

Financial Chronicle
Ø  First post-GST budget likely on February 1
Ø  International Solar Alliance to become legal entity on December 6
Ø  Govt to prepare detailed research report to promote exports
Ø  Coal India Limited's supply to power plants rises 9% to 290 MT in April-November
Ø  Sebi suggestions on corporate governance not radical enough, says TV Mohandas Pai

Ø  Tata Motors beats Mahindra to become third largest carmaker
Ø  Unsold housing units fall to 6.85 lakh across seven cities
Ø  FinMin wants to contain fiscal deficit at 4%
Ø  Jet fuel, natural gas may come under GST soon