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Newsletter | 31 May 2016

BSE to sell up to 30% stake by end of this fiscal

BSE to sell up to 30% stake by end of this fiscal

BSE will hold an AGM on 24 June to seek shareholder approval for the share sale, could raise around Rs1,300 crore

India says no to Apple's refurbished iPhones

Commerce minister Nirmala Sitharaman says govt not in favour of Apple selling refurbished iPhones in India

JLR powers Tata Motors March quarter earnings

Consolidated net profit rose to Rs5,177 crore during the quarter, up 201% from Rs1,716.5 crore a year ago; net sales rose 18.76% to Rs79,926.12 crore from a year ago

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says future belongs to bots

Satya Nadella wants Microsoft to be the platform creator that fosters the ingenuity of what is happening in India

OPINION

Diagnosing India's growing health problem

Diagnosing India's growing health problem

The reasons for India's poor health are both resource-related and systemic

Measuring Mudra's success

Even within the organized sector, larger units deploy the most capital, provide most jobs and wages and generate the most output

The lurking threat of inflation

There is too much complacency over the medium-term inflation outlook owing to its significant decline in the past

In Australia, all that glitters isn't gold

Pundits have been saying for years that Australia needs to diversify its economy; its banks need to do the same

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Paytm's payments bank targets launch before November

Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma to start the bank with an initial capital of Rs300 crore; eyes break-even in three to five years

Haseeb Drabu begins clean-up act of J&K finances, highlights past missteps

Previous regimes utilized government staff PF to finance day-to-day expenditure, says Jammu and Kashmir finance minister Haseeb Drabu

Corporate earnings look up after a long time

Aggregate sales growth of 309 firms the best in six quarters, total net profits grew at fastest pace in eight quarters

The curious case of Ricoh India's balance sheet

Publicly available accounts show several inconsistent entries such as surge in balance of cheques in hand

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