* Airtel Business inks pact with Sparkle to enhance connectivity with Europe.
* Government asks coal block holders to start production in auctioned mines.
* Hiranandani will invest Rs 3,200 crore to redevelop 5 Mumbai housing societies.
* India will lead global oil demand growth in 2024, surpassing China: IEA.
* Paytm will focus on core business; deliver profitability soon: CEO Sharma.
* EaseMyTrip launches ScanMyTrip, a first-of-its-kind travel platform on ONDC.
* NaBFID plans to raise Rs 53,000 crore debt in FY25, says MD Rajkiran Rai.
* Auto dealers can claim ITC on demo cars used for promoting sales said CBIC.
* Private sector needs to step up infrastructure investment: DFS secretary.
* Palm oil imports in August fell over a quarter as buyers shifted to soy oil.
* Want Opec+ to raise oil output to meet demand, says oil secretary.
* ECB cuts deposit rate by 25 basis points to 3.50% as growth dwindles.
* Fuel aggregator platform Nawgati aims to onboard 20,000 outlets by 2025-end.
* India's Industrial Production grows at 4.8 percent in July 2024.
* Eastman Auto & Power aims a turnover of Rs 10,000 crore by FY26.
* Sunsure Energy will supply 21 MW of solar power to Lupin's Tarapur facility.
* DFC commits a 20 million USD long-term loan to Panacea Biotec.
* NMDC exploring mining opportunities for critical minerals overseas.
* Regional air connectivity scheme made air travel inclusive, says Prime Minister Modi.
* Current refining margins on fuel are unsustainable and will hurt refiners said the Oil secretary.
* Sector funds show sustained traction among investors in August-backed NFOs.
* EET appoints Ruth Herbert as MD of business development and strategic initiatives.
* Government data shows India's retail inflation rose to 3.65% in August.
* India is better than the US and Germany in inflation management, according to the SBI report.
* Kaynes will keep away from fabs for now and focus on chip facility, says CEO.
* Vedanta Aluminium doubles down on value-added AL to cash in on India's EV drive.
* HDFC Bank is in talks with global lenders to offload 84 billion ₹ loans.
* PwC laying off 1,800 employees and plans to restructure the products business.
* Microsoft will lay off 650 support employees in the Xbox Games unit.
* The government may cut petrol and diesel prices if global prices remain low.
* US companies exit China amid record low profits and waning confidence: Report.
* GM and Hyundai are exploring a partnership to develop vehicles together.
* SBI cards will consider fundraising up to ₹5,000 crore via NCDs.
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