Ø US factory orders growth slows in April
Ø Indian cos borrow $3.2 bn in April from overseas mkts
Ø Obama unveils $1 bn security plan for eastern Europe
Ø ONGC pays Rs 272,721 crore in fuel subsidy
Ø SEBI eases short selling norms
Ø Listed companies to display CIN on bourse website, says BSE
Ø VNL, HFCL emerge lowest bidders for BSNL gear supply deal in naxal-hit areas
Ø RBI keeps repo rate unchanged, cuts SLR
Ø India slips to seventh spot on FDI confidence index
Ø Diageo’s open offer price of Rs 3,030 for USL is fair: Panel
Ø Exporters split on RBI move to curb export credit refinance
Ø RBI allows FPI in currency derivatives
Ø Sebi bans direct agreement between lender and borrowers of securities
Ø Indian firms want FDI hike in defence with tech transfer rider
Ø More than El Nino, Govt policies could hit farm sector hard
Ø BT wins $37 mn global contract from De Beers Group
Ø Good response to Petronet’s move to lease storage tanks in Kochi
Ø CIL plans consultants’ panel for overseas mines buy
Ø RBI hikes forex remittance limit to $1,25,000
Ø USFDA finds quality testing flaws at Wockhardt’s Illinois plant
Ø Biocon, Bristol-Myers Squibb extend drug discovery partnership
Ø ONGC Videsh to continue exploration in Vietnam oil block
Ø Sensex, Nifty hit record closing high as RBI holds key rates
Ø Higher subsidy, production decline drag down Oil India
Ø Reliance Jio signs another deal; secures access to 110,000 towers
Ø Low capex hits capital goods companies but could be bottoming out
Ø With a stable government, India Inc looks at life after debt
Ø Investor complaints against mutual funds drop by 40%
Ø India adds highest mobile subscribers in Q1 2014: Ericsson
Ø SC to pronounce order today on fresh plea of Sahara chief
Ø UBS Securities bullish on equities, sets Nifty target at 8,000 for 2014
Ø RBI took calibrated approach to balance growth, inflation
Ø Idea to raise Rs 3,000-3,750 cr through QIP issue
Ø Finmin asks banks to find ways to hive off non-core businesses
Ø April non-food bank credit grows 14% to Rs 56 lakh crore
Ø Indian patent law very strong, at par with global standards: Marut
