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on Jan 17, 2012
This is what's in the news for Tuesday
January 17, 2012. The Wall Street Journal reports the European car
market in 2011 declined 1.4% to 13.6M vehicles, the fourth consecutive
yearly decline, and the outlook for 2012 remains bleak. The Wall Street
Journal also reports the average price of iron ore for 2012 is likely
to drop from last year's all-time high, as the steel making industry
grows at a slower pace. Steel Index, a London-based reference-price
supplier, sees an average decline of $10-$15 a ton to about $150-$160 a
ton. Bloomberg reports AT&T (NYSE:T) is under so much pressure to
add wireless spectrum after its failed $39B bid for Deutsche Telekom's
(PINK:DTEGY) T- Mobile USA that it may pay the highest premium in more
than a decade to purchase Dish Network (NASDAQ:DISH). Reuters reports
AIA Group, about one-third owned by AIG (NYSE:AIG), may bid for the $6B
Asian insurance operations of ING Groep (NYSE:ING), sources say, with
significant competition expected.
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