Morning Business News :
- Equity investment limit for EPFO may be raised to 25%
- ONGC, HPCL must respect each other’s autonomy’
- India to become fastest growing large economy in 2018
- Trying to bring petrol, diesel under GST: Pradhan
- ONGC hikes debt-raising by 40% to fund HPCL buy
- Jaitley likely to address Sebi, RBI boards on Feb 10
- FPIs pour in Rs 8,700 crore in January so far
- Sebi to open consent doors for serious violations, cut burden of cases
- Over 20% of TCS’ hiring in last 12 months was outside India
- Aluminium makers want duty hike on scrap, abolition of coal cess
- UP likely to give Rs 20 billion dole to sick govt sugar mills
- AP govt selects Adani Ports to develop Bhavanapadu Port
- Saudi Arabia calls for extending non-OPEC cooperation as oil prices rise
- Govt eases rules for issuing CDC for seafarers
- HPCL board will be similar to MRPL, OVL: ONGC chief
- Grasim gets eco clearance for Rs. 2,560 cr expansion project
- MF folios touch all-time high of 6.65 crore on strong retail participation
- Jyothy Labs to ride on ayurveda wave
- Comm Ministry wants no price curbs on most farm exports
- IMF, World Bank laud RBI for ‘strengthening’ supervision
- NMDC keen to augment mineral production in Odisha
- Govt set to hit divestment goal for first time post ONGC-HPCL deal
- DCM Shriram’s Q3 profit up 56% at Rs213 crore
- Maruti plans to launch four products in next 12-18 months
- Nearly 4% of GDP is lost due to malnutrition, says Assocham, EY joint report
- 49% Indian companies not likely to secure sensitive data in cloud: Survey
- Commerce ministry for removal of sunset clause for SEZs
- GST anti-evasion: Cess likely on pan masala at manufacturing stage
- Call drops issue telco-specific, can not be generalised: COAI
- ONGC to borrow Rs 35,000 cr
- Govt may tweak tax slabs, bring standard deduction
- JLR ready to launch e-car in India this year
- Market experts slam Sebi plans to raise F&O lot size
- Two-year moratorium on tax on haircut, interest forgone likely
- Acharya bats for online platform to sell bad loans