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Business Standard
Ø Govt won't allow any bank to fail: FinMin Secy
Ø Direct tax collection rises 18% to Rs 10.03L cr in FY18
Ø DoT includes tower cos in right of way rules
Ø India takes US steel tariffs complaint to the WTO
Ø Over 2,100 companies settle Rs 83,000 cr dues
Ø Tata Motors Q4 profit halves YoY to Rs 2,176 crore
Ø Trai asks telcos to put all tariffs online from June 30
Ø Cabinet approves ordinance to give homebuyers creditor status under IBC
Ø Tata Steel's Bhushan buy to raise net leverage over next 2-3 years: Fitch
Ø Jet Airways posts 4th-quarter loss due to higher fuel costs
Ø Cabinet approves restructuring of Scooters India B/S
Ø OMCs under pressure; IOC hits 52-week low; HPCL, BPCL down 6%
Business Line
Mint
Ø Cabinet clears amendments to bankruptcy code
Ø Walmart India, Flipkart top executives meet CCI; apprise business activities
Ø GVK Power Q4 profit at Rs 23 cr on standalone basis
Ø Binani Cement’s resolution professional postpones lenders’ meet
Ø NLC, NMDC to sign MoU with Australian firm for steel production
Ø TCS expands operations in Florida as part of Transamerica deal
Ø Yes Bank recovers 66% of original claim filed for Bhushan Steel
Ø Motherson Sumi Q4 profit up 7.32%, dividend of Rs2.25 per share declared
Ø Grasim to invest Rs13,000 crore in textile, cement business
Ø Vedanta Resources operating profit up 27% to $4.1 billion in FY’18
Ø Suzlon in talks to sell 300 MW of wind power assets
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø Violent protests: Madras High Court stays Sterlite smelter expansion
Ø Telcos add 70 m subscribers in Jan-Mar
Ø Binani RP postpones creditors’ meet
Ø ABG Shipyard receives new resolution plan
Ø UTI is not a PSU, and it has to be Sebi-compliant
Ø Risks of servicing Basel II debt up for some PSBs: Icra
Ø 4,072 telecom towers to be set up in Naxal-hit areas for Rs 7,330 crore
Ø CBIC aims to dispose pending cases by June
Ø Record oil prices: Relief eludes as govt looks oblivious to hardships
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