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Economic Times		Business Standard
Ø  MoEF rejects clearance to NMDC's Bailadila iron-ore mine Ø  Roubini sees Greece leaving the euro within a year Ø  Shareholder agreement for MAMC to be signed soon: BEML Ø  NTPC clinches USD 1.5 billion power project in Bangladesh Ø  HUL, L'Oreal, PepsiCo & Henkel opt for large packs Ø  Sahara Group makes Rs 5,808 cr bid for Marriott hotels: Report		Ø  8% growth projection likely for next year Ø  Deloitte bullish on India-UK deals Ø  Neyveli Lignite plans Rs 5,000 cr power plant Ø  Sebi eases preferential allotment norms Ø  NMDC looks to acquire 2 properties in Australia Ø  Coca-Cola to invest $1 bn in Mexico, create 1 lakh jobs
Business Line		Mint
Ø  CA Institute finds Satyam auditor guilty of misconduct Ø  Iran says oil could reach $120 to $150 per barrel Ø  Palm oil unlikely to rally on tight fundamentals Ø  CIL board may meet tomorrow to examine new coal pricing method Ø  Double home loan repayment exemption limit to Rs 3 lakh: ICAI Ø  BSES introduces solar-powered water pumping system		Ø  Govt may cut STT to boost markets Ø  Higher depreciation, fuel costs short-circuit NTPC profits Ø  UPA signals intent to deregulate sugar industry Ø  Sensex posts biggest January gain in 15 years Ø  Govt forms four panels to set insurance industry norms Ø  Bankers eye Coal India’s foreign asset purchase plan
Financial Express		Financial Chronicle
Ø  SBI to sell UK home loans Ø  L&T Infotech faces discrimination lawsuit Ø  Sebi to come out with IPP guideline Ø  India a fgn investment hot spot: E&Y Ø  Mutual funds’ AAUM falls 4.35% in Q3 Ø  New gas policy to drive up cost of power & industrial goods		Ø  Tata Beverages right-sizes regional setups to cut cost Ø  US settlement puts Ranbaxy on the ropes Ø  Siemens eyeing growth in infrastructure Ø  Cabinet nod may not be required for PSU share buyback Ø  Mukherjee pitches for foreign investment in infrastructure Ø  India-China trade hits all time high of $73.9b in 2011

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