Morning News Round-up:
Ø IMF warns of huge financial hole as Greek vote looms
Ø ED attaches land worth Rs 1K cr in US fraud case
Ø Strong dollar knocks off $1 tn from US pension assets
Ø BP settles US 2010 oil spill claims for $18.7 billion
Ø Cabinet gives nod to new skill and entrepreneurship policy
Ø Rajat Gupta fails to void insider trading conviction
Ø Growth is picking up, says Raghuram Rajan
Ø Airtel sells towers in 5 African countries for $1.3 bn
Ø FII- MAT tussle stuck at ‘place of business’ roadblock
Ø NCDEX launches gold delivery centre in Hyderabad
Ø Sebi plans new outsourcing policy for exchanges, key entities
Ø Nikkei takes over Asia Markit PMI series sponsorship from HSBC
Ø FII limit in G-secs to be revised twice a year: Rajan
Ø Sun TV moves apex court against ED attaching its assets
Ø Finally, national number portability rolls out today
Ø Lupin buys Russia-based Biocom
Ø Sundaram Mutual puts entry barrier for high-risk schemes
Ø Cabinet clears common norms for all skill development schemes
Ø RBI says economy recovering, exposure to Greece limited
Ø Rs50,000 cr irrigation scheme cleared to boost agriculture
Ø DIIs’ equity investment in June quarter at a record high
Ø Rajesh Exports may buy European firm for up to $500 million
Ø India in talks with ADB, World Bank for $2 bn loan for PGCIL
Ø Copper market weighed down by surplus
Ø Greece must reform before debt relief: IMF chief
Ø Reliance Power gets 5/25 relief for two thermal projects
Ø Mobile cos to roll out national MNP today
Ø Monsoon will be normal in July; sticking to our forecast: Skymet
Ø Essar created ‘corporate veil’ to conceal holding in Loop Telecom: CBI
Ø Ratan Tata joins Jungle Ventures as Special Advisor
Ø Rate cut fails to boost India consumer sentiment: Survey
Ø PE investments up 80% to over $4b in Q2, 2015
Ø Govt allocates Rs 200 cr for national agri market
Ø Capgemini’s $4b deal to acquire IGATE gets CCI nod
Ø Dalmia Cement Bharat forays into Maharashtra
Ø Birla Corp plans to raise cement capacity to 15 mt
Ø SBI sees rates remaining steady till credit growth moves up
