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Economic Times	Ø	Business Standard
Ø  Goods over Rs 4.32 cr traded between J&K and PoK Ø  RIL allots 2.86 lakh shares to employees under ESOP Ø  Machine tool makers seek 2,000-crore government funding Ø  Lupin scouts for buys in Latin America Ø  Screwala transfers 1.09% UTV stake to another promoter firm Ø  AI posts operational profit of Rs 22 crore after four years		Ø  Brokerages' role under Sebi lens Ø  Coke signs Sachin for Rs 20 cr; will feature in corporate ads Ø  Jindal Poly may seek PE investment for subsidiary Ø  AIG says It was offered $3 bn for Taiwan's Nan Shan Unit Ø  Ultratech Cement to set up Rs 2,000-Cr cement unit in Jhunjhunu Ø  SBI may raise Rs 1k cr via retail bonds
Business Line Ø  Third party motor cover may cost more Ø  Shriram Cap may sell 20% stake to S. Africa's Sanlam Ø  BHEL order-book overflowing, but so are the constraints Ø  Egg prices on the boil due to cold weather, demand Ø  Riding solo, Honda shifts to top gear on 2-wheelers		Mint Ø  Suzlon chairman says ‘no question’ of family exiting Ø  Bank credit may become costliest in a decade Ø  Gujarat NRE sees Australia flood boosting demand Ø  SAIL board to vet project report on POSCO JV this month Ø  Air India ups fuel surcharge by up to Rs200
Financial Express Ø  Property prices to rise in 2011: NHB Ø  India to be 4th largest car mkt in world Ø  Air India makes flying pricier Ø  Indian alcohol mkt seen at Rs 1,75,950 cr Ø  Mahindra launches Thar CRDe @ Rs 6.11 L Ø  Apollo Hospitals to invest Rs 1,000 cr		DNA Money Ø  Now, bikes will have to be EMC-compliant Ø  Merck drops $100m research alliance with Ranbaxy Ø  Ashok Leyland December sales up 23.9% Ø  Bajaj Auto shares shed 4% on CLSA downgrade Ø  Dishman eyes $20-25 million revenues from China API unit Ø  Telenor fears 2G spectrum row may harm its business in India