* Mankind Pharma board approves fundraising plan of up to Rs 10,000 crore.
* India and the US may sign a pact on critical minerals to bolster trade ties.
* Bharti Airtel prepays Rs 8,465 crore to DoT for spectrum acquired in 2016.
* The government has extended the income tax audit report deadline to October 7.
* India's current account deficit widens to 1.1% of GDP in April-June 2024.
* Aurobindo Pharma subsidiary gets 10 observations from the USFDA for the API plant.
* India's fiscal deficit for April-August is Rs 4.35 trillion, 27% of the full-year target.
* Wedding rush: 4.8 million couples to spark Rs 5.9 trillion economic surge.
* AT&T sells 7a 0% stake in DirecTV to private equity firm TPG for 7.6 billion $.
* Adani Airport Holdings raises Rs 1,950 crore through biggest bond issue.
* Vodafone and Hutchison offer price pledges to answer UK's merger concerns.
* Oil companies making Rs 15/liter profit on petrol even as consumers await big price cuts.
* India moved to a current account deficit of 9.7 billion $ in Q1FY25 from a surplus in the previous quarter.
* RBI deputy governor calls for strengthening governance at small finance banks.
* Delhi government sets up 24x7 'Green War Room' to tackle winter pollution.
* Tata Power will invest Rs 1.2 lakh crore in power distribution, transmission, and renewables in Rajasthan.
* India's core sector declines by 1.8% in August.
* Kalpataru Projects International bags orders worth Rs 1,241 crore.
* Swiggy, Hyundai, Vishal Mega Mart among 5 IPOs approved by Sebi; Innovision prospectus returned.
* Dr Reddy's completes the acquisition of Haleon's NRT portfolio.
* Dwarka Expressway will become India's first free-flow tolling system with no toll plazas in the next few months.
* Indian Oil Corporation withdraws ₹22,000 crore rights issue.
* India’s core sector output growth contracts by 1.8% in August.
* Cred eyes new products as revenue surges, losses shrink in FY24.
* The Monsoon ends with an 8% surplus and rains 14% below normal in the east and northeast.
* Epic Games will sue Google, and Samsung over alleged app-store scheme.
* Metro Brands is treading slowly on the growth track.
* Government will unveil Business Reforms Action Plan 2024 to boost ease of doing business.
* China markets surged in the wild at the end of the quarter.
* Peak XV, Google, and Hillhouse eye part exits as CarDekho plans IPO.
* Wakefit enters Rs 1,000 crore revenue club and returns to EBITDA profitability.
* Tata Power to invest 1.2 trillion ₹ in Rajasthan for renewable energy projects.
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