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Business Standard
Ø At $19.5 bn, Tata group is India's most valuable brand
Ø Hero FinCorp leads race to buy Aadhar Housing from Wadhwan group for Rs 2700 crore
Ø US budget deficit set to hit $897 billion: Report
Ø FDI grew 18% in FY18 to Rs 28.25 lakh cr: RBI data
Ø Indian households' debt doubles in FY17-18
Ø Sebi provides clarity on lock-in period for warrants
Ø RBI governor meets PSU banks' CEOs, conveys regulator's expectations
Ø India pips Japan as second-largest steel producer; China on top: Worldsteel
Ø Canara Bank Q3 net up over two-fold to Rs 317.5 cr as NPA provisioning dips
Ø Global IT spending to grow 3.2%, reach $3.76 trn in 2019: Gartner
Ø Jet Airways seeks shareholders' nod to turn debt into equity, EGM on Feb 21
Business Line
Mint
Ø Tata Steel part-exits S-E Asia business in $327-million deal
Ø India, China hold talks on providing market access to domestic products
Ø Sun TV to invest ₹300 crore in Bengali, Marathi channels
Ø Fuel costs, losses at Mundra plant drag Tata Power’s Q3 net
Ø Piramal Enterprises’ Q3 profit up 23% at ₹603 cr
Ø Escorts Q3 net profit up 52% to₹140 crore
Ø Reid & Taylor: NCLT refuses Kasliwals access to forensic audit copy
Ø Moody's downgrades Lodha Developer's rating on weak sales
Ø Govt formulating draft national scrap policy: Steel minister
Ø Vodafone Idea partners with Sun TV Network
Ø SC seeks Fortis response over transferring₹4,000 crore to RHT Health
Ø Siemens, Alstom make new EU concessions to save merger
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø S&P Global enters China's credit rating market amid trade war
Ø Godrej Properties posts Rs 42-cr net in Dec quarter
Ø Kotak Investment may team up with co-applicants for RP
Ø Ajay Piramal warns of more IL&FS type crises
Ø Goyal asks PSBs to step up lending to MSMEs, farmers
Ø Jindal Stainless seeks duty cuts on raw material imports
Ø BoI Q3 net loss widens to Rs 4,738 cr; NPA provisions jump two-fold
Ø Vedanta Resources to invest $1.6b in South Africa
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