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Daily Update 07-June-2017

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*Daily Update*
*07-June-2017*

Economic Times
• Paytm's Vijay Shekhar Sharma enters Delhi's posh Lutyens' zone with Rs 82-cr home buy
• NPCI may ask banks not to charge for payments via UPI
• Coca-Cola plans to launch frozen desserts in India
• Indian aviation sector to get $25 billion investment by 2027
• Aditya Birla Group to elevate D Muthukumaran as corporate strategy head

Business Standard
• Alphabet shares touch $1,000, reflects bullishness in tech giants
• 3% GST opens room for cheap import of gold jewellery from FTA countries
• Ministries get 60 days to decide on FDI plans
• Doha flights get longer as Indian carriers skip UAE; take Pak, Iran routes
• IMD sticks to normal monsoon forecast at 98% of long period average
Mint
• Morgan Stanley sees Sensex rising to 34,000 by June 2018 - Upbeat earnings outlook, strong economic growth cited as reasons for the prediction
• Adani’s Australia coal mine project gets final approval
• ESOPs, FDI, court-approved transactions exempt from long-term capital gains tax
• India Grid Trust shares end 1.6% lower in tepid stock market debut
• GM dealers say compensation arbitrary, plan class action suit
• Govt abandons goal of training 500 mn people in new skills by 2022
• Fadnavis blinks, vows mega farm loan waiver by 31 Oct.

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