Morning News Round Up 19 Nov

Ø  Telcos face lash as DoT plans to split 2,3-4G sale

Ø  EU budget talks break down on fines money issue

Ø  ICCL becomes first entity to be assigned LEI by CCIL

Ø  Indian companies like Reliance Jio, Axis Bank & others tie up nearly Rs 20,000 crore worth funds in two days

Ø  IT dept loses Rs 18Kcr transfer case against Shell

Ø  Power Grid gets board approval for Rs 1K cr worth projects
 
Ø  Govt aims at raising savings; re-launches Kisan Vikas Patra

Ø  Japan’s Shinzo Abe delays sales tax hike, calls snap poll

Ø  Ireda, US Exim Bank ink $1 bn pact for clean energy projects

Ø  Sebi mulls another revamp of settlement proceedings

Ø  JP Associates gets CCI nod to sell unit to Shree Cements

Ø  FII investments via P-Notes surge to $43 bn in October

Ø  Ranbaxy sues US FDA for revoking drug approvals

Ø  GDP growth may expand at 5.6% in FY15: Fitch

Ø  SEBI board to discuss new delisting norms today 

Ø  Tata Steel, RIL, SAIL shortlisted for corporate governance award

Ø  India, Australia establish framework for security cooperation

Ø  74% accounts in Jan Dhan Yojana are with zero balance

Ø  Essar Steel Algoma raises $1.2 b to refinance debt

Ø  UTI MF’s close-ended equity scheme to open on Dec 4
 
Ø  Merchandise exports fall as trade deficit widens to $13.3 bn in October

Ø  PM seeks to accelerate India trade pact talks with Australia

Ø  Public sector banks’ rural operations set to become profitable: Crisil

Ø  Gem and jewellery shares slip on talks of gold import curbs

Ø  Britannia gets jam on its margins in September quarter

Ø  Essar Shipping gets shareholders nod for delisting

Ø  Govt to take ‘imminent steps’ to curb surging gold imports as trade deficit fears rise

Ø  Google deal in bag, world’s top drugmaker Novartis takes aim at technology

Ø  Sun Pharma recalls 68,194 bottles of anti-depression drug in US

Ø  Mobile transaction users to hit two billion by 2017: Report
 
Ø  Australia will not be at periphery of India’s vision: Modi

Ø  G20’s new growth plans suspiciously long in the tooth

Ø  PMO calls meeting tomorrow to discuss ethanol policy

Ø  MCX to offer 1.72 lakh stock options to employees

Ø  Nokia plans comeback with 2015 tablet launch in China

Ø  Tata Power mops up Rs 1,500 crore
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