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  • Banks still facing cash crunch, approach RBI for resolution

    Sources say SBI wrote a letter in May to RBI expressing serious concerns with regards to chronic cash shortage for quite some time now.

  • Banking Gyan Sangam deferred, likely to be held after June

    The Banking Gyansangam that has been a routine affair for the past two years has been deferred. Primarily because of rising non-performing assets (NPAs), the mergers which are on the cards and a lot of capital infusion that is pending for the banks.

  • Government to miss direct tax collection target for FY17

    The government is likely to miss direct tax collection target for FY17. CNBC-TV18's Timsy Jaipuria decodes the details.

  • India a key mkt; targeting 10-15% sales globally: H&M

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18‘s Timsy Jaipuria, Einola said that India is one of its key market. “Our business idea and quality at the best price in a sustainable way works in India market,” he added.

  • DLF in talks with GIC to sell 40% stake in Cyber City

    DLF, one of India's largest realty developer, is in talks with GIC for a 40 percent stake sale in its rental commercial property arm, DLF Cyber City.

  • Upcoming Budget is likely to be taxpayer friendly: Sources

    The Budget 2017 is likely to be taxpayer friendly to soothe pain of the cash crunch scheme implemented in November this year, sources have told CNBC-TV18. The focus could be on sectors like agriculture, micro, small & medium enterprises and housing.

  • After raids, taxmen keep tabs on banks with high deposits: Srcs

    Bank branches with high deposits are under the I-T department and ED's scanner, where the watchdogs are likely to conduct internal assessment.

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