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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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