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Wednesday, October 7, 2015

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Ø  IMF: India to grow faster than China at 7.5%;

Ø  Open to different options on Land Bill issue: Govt

Ø  Rel Jio may push Airtel to buy Aircel's 4G spectrum

Ø  FM Jaitley promises rational personal taxes

Ø  Adani Enterprises buys out Glencore's stake in JV

Ø  IMF warns slow China, urges Beijing to float yuan

Ø  Government begins roadshows for NTPC, BEL disinvestment

Ø  Govt drops Greenpeace India from its list of environmental NGOs

Ø  Govt hopes to roll out GST next year: Modi

Ø  ONGC-RIL row: Technical consultant report set to be delayed

Ø  Mah clears two Mumbai metro routes worth Rs 12,618 cr

Ø  10-year bond yield may touch 7.40% by end Dec: BS Poll

Ø  Defence companies in India to form industry alliance

Ø  European crisis will bend but not break Tata Steel

Ø  IL&FS, GIFT sign MoU with Siemens to develop smart mobility solutions

Ø  Govt panel recommends parity in taxation of various CSR activities

Ø  Sterling Generators plans Hosur facility to cut logistics cost

Ø  Suzlon bags repeat order from Orange for 100.8 MW

Ø  Arvind to double revenues from Tresca brand in 3 years

Ø  Cafe Coffee Day parent to launch IPO on 14 October

Ø  Aditya Birla Nuvo to sell 49% in renewables unit to Abraaj

Ø  Edelweiss setting up $1 bn real estate fund

Ø  Adani faces further delays over Australian coal mine permit

Ø  Parag Milk Foods files for IPO to raise Rs325 crore

Ø  India takes 17% more Iran oil in September than in August

Ø  Sensex rises for 5th consecutive session, Nifty settles above 8,150

Ø  Anil Ambani's Reliance MediaWorks sells 9.75% in Prime Focus for Rs 155 cr

Ø  Credit Suisse upgrades Coal India, NTPC to 'outperform' from 'neutral'

Ø  Terrorism has long-lasting impact on Indian economy: Moody's

Ø  Profit of Sensex firms likely to fall 3.7% in Q2: BofA-ML

Ø  Rational personal taxes, flat 25% corporate tax in 4 yrs: FM

Ø  Infibeam's Rs 450-cr IPO gets Sebi nod

Ø  Steel sector set to miss 300 mt output goal by 2025

Ø  Over Rs 77,000 cr fly out of mutual funds in Sept

Ø  ndiaFirst receives Rs 150 cr capital from promoters

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