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Daily Update 15-June-2017

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Daily Update
15-June-2017

Economic Times
As Sikka bulks up on highly-paid talent, Infy braces for big cost blow
With equity market deals seen at record $20 bn, many records will be broken this year
It's raining pre-GST offers at branded cloth stores
TCS executive to head Atal Mission under NITI Aayog
SpiceJet may order Boeing 737 Max-10s at Paris launch
CCI slaps Rs 87 crore fine on Hyundai Motor India for anti-competitive conduct
Under pressure from Chinese companies, Panasonic to exit low-end phones segment

Business Standard
IOC, BPCL, HPCL sign agreement to set up $30 bn refinery
'NCLT, insolvency infra won't suffice to handle RBI's move to curb NPAs'
St Stephen's releases list, 98.5% cut-off for Economics, English
Aadhaar-based businesses catch the eye of impact investors
BoB, Canara may lead round 2 of bank mergers
RCom chairman Anil Ambani to draw no salary in FY18
Mint
China, India are driving energy demand growth
Cabinet clearance for bill to shield financial sector
RBI’s bankruptcy move throws bankers into a tizzy
ED files charges against Mallya in IDBI loan case
Tata Capital looks to raise $1 bn across three PE funds
GTPL Hathway to launch IPO on 21 June, sets Rs167-170 price band
President poll: NDA panel to meet Sonia tomorrow
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