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Daily Update 29-May-2017


Daily Update 29-May-2017

Economic Times
Beleaguered RCom in danger of getting NPA status
Transfer of pharma IP assets abroad under RBI lens
Brookfield Asset Management in talks to buy towers of Idea, Vodafone
Fashion retail picks up pace again as e-commerce sites cut discounts
Migration to 5G will be challenging for India: Experts

Business Standard
Flipkart's Snapdeal muscle will help it fight Amazon - Flipkart would have an additional $60-80 million in its coffers, say sources
Airlines collected UK airport tax despite exemption, claim travel agents
CBSE Class 12 pass percentage dips, girls continue to outperform boys
IOC seeks 2,700 acres to expand Paradip petrochem project
Bankers value Taj Mansingh at Rs 1,000 crore - But bids for the luxury property may go up to Rs 3,000 cr, say experts
IPO mart revs up in 3 yrs of Modi govt, garners Rs 45,000 cr
Mint
ICAI steps in to check if bad loans are being misreported - Accounting body to look into divergence in NPA estimates by lenders and regulator
RIL eyes 10% market share in fuel retailing
Regulator examining NSE directors’ role in algo trading probe
Over 151 people dead in Sri Lanka floods
Helion Venture’s Rahul Chandra to raise $100-million early-stage fund
TCNS Clothing may file for IPO this year
15 firms in fray to set up cement units near NTPC’s power plants
Govt said to have appointed i-banks for Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders IPO
India’s tax laws second most complex in Asia Pacific: Deloitte
India not keen to put e-commerce under FTA with Russia-led group - India has so far rejected bids to include market access negotiations on e-commerce at multilateral level.
Startup World
OYO plans to hire 5,000 people in eight months
Snap acquires drone startup: Report
On-demand food startup Sprig shut down .
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