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Newsletter | 05 February 2016

Die cast for leap year Union Budget

Die cast for leap year Union Budget

Cabinet committee decides dates after consulting with all parties; budget session to start from 23 February

Reliance Infrastructure to sell cement business to Birla Corp for Rs4,800 crore

The transaction is subject to approval of the Competition Commission of India and other applicable regulatory approvals

Tata Steel posts Q3 loss of Rs2,127 crore

The steel maker swung to a loss of Rs2,127 crore in the three months ended 31 December from a profit of Rs157.11 crore reported in the year earlier

Designing a car for India is easier said than done

Designing a car for India is tough. Old, legacy vehicles don't work. And any designer with a mandate to make a car for India needs to start from scratch

OPINION

Removing constraints in higher education

Removing constraints in higher education

The argument that foreign investment benefits only a minority is flawed

A floor for the renminbi

The People's Bank of China should reinforce the government's market-oriented reform plans and allow the renminbi to float

Crusader for central bank autonomy

S.S. Tarapore, who died recently, advocated laying down rules of conduct of macro-policy management

Japan's interest rates experiment

The Bank of Japan has decided to implement negative interest rates

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RBI's S.S. Mundra pushes for account number portability

Mundra argues that customers should be able to move seamlessly between banks without having to change their account numbers

Micromax plans global push for 50% revenue

Move comes as Micromax looks to rapidly expand to markets such as Africa, West Asia and eastern Europe over the next three years

Supreme Court accepts Lodha committee report, tells BCCI to fall in line

Court says the suggested structural reforms in the BCCI were needed to cleanse the game

Nasscom lowers growth forecasts for IT exports

New estimate puts IT services export growth at 12.3% for the current fiscal, as against earlier guidance of 12-14%

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