Finding it hard to keep up with the news flow amid the lock-down? Here’s a curated reading list off BL’s top stories from the week.
Stimulus 2.0
RBI announced a Rs 50,000 crore lifeline to NBFCs via banks and reduced reverse repo rates in a second instalment of its stimulus.
Yes to online
E-commerce players may get to sell non-essentials if States agree.
On hold
The audit profession is facing a Covid challenge in fulfilling its mandate.
Surprise
Virus-hit Chinese trade took a smaller than expected hit in March.
Big hit
SBI expects a Rs 4 lakh crore income loss to workers during this lockdown, arguing for mitigation.
Flagging off
NHAI’s toll collections will restart on April 20.
Gradual opening
Karnataka is lifting its lockdown in a phased manner
Cooling
TN is seeing a slowing of cases, with single-source infections receding.
Clouded
TCS expects a FY08 like impact on its business the next quarter onwards, but is keeping its new hires.
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/info-tech/tcs-q4-net-up-78-y-o-y-at-8428-cr/article31359035.ece
Buying out
Hindalco’s arm Novelis is acquiring Aleris despite a likely debt spike.
Takeover
Its acquisition time at TVS Motors too, with the firm acquiring iconic Norton bikes.
Tightening belts
Discretionary items may be the first casualty of the hit to consumer wallets finds Nielsen.
Slowing spread
The doubling of COVID cases is now slower.
Missing cases?
But there are gaps in detection, argue some.
Gaining ground
Joe Biden is gaining traction with backers in the US presidential race.
Covid opportunity
Small Indian firms are innovating big on Covid products.
Compiled by Aarati Krishnan
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