Morning Business News:
- NPA recoveries via IBC in 18-19 at Rs 70,000 cr: Crisil
- Govt committed to strategic disinvestment of AI: Sinha
- Jet sinks deep, resolution faces many challenges
- US puts Chinese, Pakistani companies on entity list
- Vodafone’s annual loss at 7.6 billion euros
- India postpones retaliatory tariffs on US products
- Voda-Idea board OKs merger of 2 units for efficiency
- RBI needs to go for larger rate cut in June monetary policy: SBI report
- Monsoon to arrive late on June 4, 15% chance of drought, says Skymet
- Indian industry fears dumping of Chinese steel, seeks govt protection
- At $26.3 bn, PE investment in India in 2018 was second-highest in a decade
- NCLAT refuses to stay Jaypee Infratech creditors’ voting on NBCC plan
- Mahindra Logistics eyes acquisitions in SE Asia to strengthen freight wing
- Demonetisation: I-T Dept probinggains made in agriculture
- WPI inflation slips to 3.07% in April, food prices still high
- MCX crude options register turnover of ₹716 crore
- NMDC to invest $1 billion on infrastructure, says official
- Rothschild withdraws from advising Adani on Australia project
- Nestle India Q1 profit up 9.25%
- Citigroup looks to vastly expand India reach with Paytm tie-up
- Sebi told Fortis Healthcare Ltd to recover₹403 crore from Singh brothers
- Union Bank of India posts ₹3,369-cr loss as RBI finds divergence in bad loans
- InnoVen Capital raises $200 million from Temasek, United Overseas Bank
- UCO Bank posts net loss of ₹1,552 crore in March quarter
- Monsanto ordered to pay $2 billion in weed killer cancer case
- IndiGo wins big, gets 38 of Jet Airways’ 118 plum Delhi slots
- Jaypee Infratech creditors decide to put on vote NBCC’s revised bid
- Trade tussle: India voices concern over ‘existential’ threat to WTO
- Rupee recovers 7 paise along with stocks, ends at 70.44 vs USD
- L&T acquires 1,168 shares of Mindtree
- GST details not needed in tax audit till Financial Year 2020
- Outlook gloomy for auto, brightening for property: Survey
- SME listings nearing 500-mark