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15 January 2018

News roundup:15 Jan

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[9:24 AM, 1/15/2018] +91 98728 74150: Business Standard

Ø  Min panel's proposal to end MAT on SEZs under review

Ø  C Sivasankaran warns of ‘action’ against Cyrus Mistry

Ø  Arun Jaitley launches India’s 1st agro options contract

Ø  Cairn India to invest Rs 37K cr to ramp up production

Ø  Govt's new audit clause may give Big 4 a serious jolt

Ø  Auto firms to report robust profit growth in Q3

Ø  Rails supplied to railways are defect free, says SAIL

Ø  NPA disclosure rules: Sebi keen on implementing a revised proposal

Ø  Govt working on new schemes for next foreign trade policy to boost exports

Ø  Finished steel exports surge 29% in Dec; imports slip 26%

Ø  Govt to auction over 9,400 'enemy' properties worth Rs 1tn

Ø  P-notes investment declines from Rs 1.31 trn to Rs 1.28 trn in November

Ø  Significant competition ahead from pvt sector: CIL chairman

Business Line

Mint

Ø  SEBI permits voluntary exit of two exchanges

Ø  GDP growth not justifiable unless benefits reach farmers:FM

Ø  Doing business rankings based on hard data: World Bank

Ø  Vedanta urges govt to resolve retrospective tax issues

Ø   Nine of 10 most valued firms add Rs. 66,619 cr in m-cap

Ø   SEBI plans rules for uniform pricing of corporate bonds

Ø  Bitcoin fever hits US real estate market

Ø  WEF ranks India 30th on global manufacturing index, Japan tops

Ø  Govt may drop proposal on self-reporting of income estimates, tax payments

Ø  Gold prices hit 7-week high on global cues

Ø  HDFC to raise Rs11,104 crore from investors including GIC, KKR

Financial Express

Financial Chronicle

Ø  Govt plans review of functioning of independent directors

Ø  Facebook might lose $23 bn after announcing changes to News Feed

Ø  India needs more inclusive, active social policies, says economist Jean Dreze

Ø  Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry seeks three-fold hike in Budget allocation

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