Economic Times Ø Reliance New Energy Solar buys REC Solar Holdings for $771 mn Ø Air India sale: Govt to issue LoI to Tata Group on Monday Ø Macrotech Developers sells Rs 3,000 cr worth properties in Apr-Sep; aims Rs 6,000 cr sales in H2 Ø After Air India, govt set to sell Alliance Air Ø Ascent Capital-backed Radiant Cash Management Services files IPO papers Ø India accounts for nearly 3% of global IPO proceeds worth $330.6 bn in Jan-Sep Ø Centre imposes stock limits on edible oils to soften prices in domestic market Ø Govt initiates process for filling posts of independent directors in PSBs, FIs Ø RBI imposes Rs 2 crore penalty on RBL Bank Ø Bank of India raises Rs 1,800 cr via Basel-III-compliant bonds Ø Tatas likely to raise up to Rs 15,000 crore in loans to support Air India purchase Business Standard Ø RIL to buy 40% stake in Sterling & Wilson Solar for Rs 2,850 crore Ø Reliance buys Norway's REC Solar Holdings from China's Bluestar for $771 mn Ø EY burnishes its credentials with successful Air India sale to Tatas Ø RBI keeps rates on hold to support recovery, 'sail towards normal times' Ø Coal's problems are governance, not climate regulation Ø Govt issues guidelines for optimum utilisation of power generation capacity Ø Sebi asks exchanges, clearing corporations to display complaints on website Ø Icra revises up India's fiscal 2022 GDP growth forecast to 9% Ø Tesla car to be affordable in India, will cost Rs 35 lakh, says Gadkari Ø NCLT asks Zee Entertainment to file reply to Invesco plea by October 22 Financial Express Ø FPIs remain bullish on India, invest Rs 1,997 crore so far in October Ø Sebi bars NCDEX from launching new mustard seed contracts Ø CERC-Sebi dispute: Supreme Court decision paves way for power futures Ø Sebi tweaks norms for REITs, InvITs on exit option for dissenting unit holders Ø Bond yields rise on sharp increase in oil prices Ø Reliance acquires Norway's REC Solar, 40% in Sterling & Wilson Solar for Rs 8,645crore Ø SEBI bans Infosys employee from stock markets on insider trading charges, impounds Rs 2.6 crore Ø GI tag for basmati rice: Nepal poses big threat to India, increase acreage Ø Financial bids for BPCL after September Ø Govt amends rules to allow 50% sale of coal from captive mines Ø Real Estate: September numbers for Mumbai a positive Mint Ø The coal maker sitting pretty on tight supply and high prices Ø Sebi proposes higher net worth for brokers to tackle possible risks Ø Merger mania is only part of the solution for asset managers Ø The Sony-Zee game plan for Indian Premier League Ø Sugar makers are in a sweet spot, but cane prices can be a bugbear Ø RBI push to independently set reverse repo rate draws flak Ø Oil India’s efforts to pare debt help boost investor sentiment Ø Chip shortage drives tech companies and car makers closer Ø Reliance Infra to use ?7,100 cr from DMRC arbitral award to repay debt' Ø Cognizant’s Humphries struggles to build stable leadership Ø Cognizant’s Humphries struggles to build stable leadership Ø Tata Steel becomes 24th company to join Sea Cargo Charter to meet climate goals Ø NCR's real estate nightmare is coming to an end
