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Business confidence falls for the
second straight quarter as corporate
leaders give the thumbs down to the Union
Budget and remain sceptical of consumption
pick-up and future investments, finds the
latest Business Today-C fore survey


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The slump in India’s automobile sector is
taking a toll on allied industries, affecting
jobs and incomes

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Collateral Damage


Split Wide Open on Shift to Electric Mobility
The government says the auto industry is
not doing enough, and the industry says
the government is being unrealistic. Electric
mobility has pitted both against each other
businesstoday.in/autoindustry-government

Make-in-India Flops for Medical Devices;
Domestic Firms Shutting Shops to Import
Failed policies cause domestic manufacturers to
import medical devices, while the government
wants India to list among top five medical device
manufacturing hubs in the world under the
‘Make-in-India’ initiative
businesstoday.in/makeinindia-medical.devices

NEWS
Employees Allege Venugopal Dhoot Duped Them
Before Filing for Videocon Bankruptcy
Over 500 employees of Kolkata-based facilities
have not received their salaries for 22 months
businesstoday.in/videocon-staffsalary

Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries May Bid for
Anil’s RCom in Bankruptcy
The acquisition is important for RIL, for two
reasons: RCom’s airwaves and towers, which
will boost the services of Reliance Jio, and the
land assets in Navi Mumbai
businesstoday.in/rcom-ril

Export Slump Reflects Slow Global Demand,
Requires Collective Attention of Ministries
India’s exports declined 9.71 per cent to
$25.01 billion in June 2019 compared
to $27.7 billion in June 2018
businesstoday.in/exports-globaldemand

COLUMN
Why India’s $5-trillion Economy Is a No-brainer;
We Should Aim Higher Instead
India is already growing faster than the rate
required to hit the $5-trillion mark. Irrespective
of everything else, India will hit the bull’s
eye by 2025, says Rajeev Dubey, Editor,
businesstoday.in
businesstoday.in/economy-growth

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