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October 3, 2013

• U.S. Stocks Fall, Treasuries Erase Drop on ISM, Shutdown
• White House Meeting Doesn’t Break Congress Budget Impasse
• Brazil Real Drops From Two-Week High as Moody’s Lowers Outlook
• Bund Yields Reach One-Week High After Retail Sales, Service Data
• U.S. Stocks Fall on Services Data Amid Federal Shutdown
• Vale Holders Get $500 Million Windfall From Iron Ore Rally
• United Technologies Sees 5,000 Jobs at Risk in Shutdown
• Nigerian Passenger Plane Crashes on Takeoff Killing 14
• Dollar Falls to 8-Month Low on Government Shutdown; Peso Drops
• World Bank Says Sub-Saharan African Tourism Key for Jobs
• Treasury Yield at Almost 7-Week Low as Impasse Persists
• Godiva Owner Ulker Aims for 14% Growth as Shares Up for Sale
• Canada Stocks Fall Amid U.S. Budget Impasse as BlackBerry Slides
• Mexico’s Peso Falls Most Among Major Currencies on U.S. Shutdown
• Crude Drops Third Day This Week as U.S. Shutdown May Curb Demand
• Service Industries in U.S. Grow at Slower Pace Than Forecast
• Oi Buys Time for Turnaround With Portugal Telecom Deal
• Qatar's World Cup Fiasco
• Where Jewish Life Thrives in America
• Frustrated Republicans Pressure Boehner to End Shutdown
• Treasury Says U.S. Default Impact May Last More Than Generation
• U.K. Pound Weakens After Climbing to Nine-Month High This Week
• Republican Governors Clash With Washington Over Federal Shutdown
• BlackRock Buying Bonds Shows Draghi Directs Markets: Euro Credit
• Hudson’s Bay Said to Boost Loan Size, Rate for Saks Acquisition
• Mark Cuban Called to Testify in Insider Trial Against Him
• Copper Falls as U.S. Government Shutdown Fuels Demand Concerns
• A Fuzzy First Economic Indicator on the Shutdown
• U.K. Stocks Advance as Investors Weigh U.S. Budget Talks
• European Stocks Decline Second Day on U.S. Shutdown, ISM
• Applied Materials Seen Winning Approval for Bid: Real M&A
• Danone Claims at Least $272 Million From Fonterra Over Recall
• Lilly Challenged to Hit Sales Goal Announces Buyback
• Gasoline Futures Gain on Threat of Storm Disrupting Refineries
• IAG September Passenger Statistics: Summary
• U.S. September ISM Non-Manufacturing Report on Business (Text)
• HCP Names Jones Lang’s Martin CEO as Flaherty Is Fired
• Alabama Football Bans Ha Ha Clinton-Dix for Violating Team Rules
• Authorized Frozen AYAwA@CN (ALPHA)
• IMF’s Lagarde Says Raising U.S. Debt Ceiling Critical
• U.S. Mortgage Rates Drop With 30-Year at Three-Month Low
• REIT Payout Cuts Spurred by Fed Taper That Hasn’t Come
• Consumer Comfort in U.S. Retreats for First Time in a Month
• Tropical Storm Karen Forms in Gulf Prompting Hurricane Watch
• South African Soybean Futures Gain for Fifth Session in Six
• Mol to Consider Selling INA Stake Back to Croatian Government
• Canadian Dollar in Narrowest Range in 6 Months on U.S. Shutdown
• Ex-JPMorgan Dealer Has Woolly Grasp of Confidentiality, FCA Says
• Immigrants’ Boat Capsizes Near Lampedusa Island, Killing 93
• Ferrari GTO Becomes Most Expensive Car at $52 Million
• Toronto September Home Sales Rise 30% From Year Earlier
• Buffett Says U.S. to Approach, Not Cross, Point of Idiocy
• ASUR Says Airport Passenger Traffic Rose 10.0% in Sept.
• Ruble Strengthens to Highest in Week to Dollar on Crude, China
• Bushnell Says Chief Executives Must Have `Intensity’ (Audio)
• India Probe on Wal-Mart Lobbying Inconclusive, Document Shows
• U.K. Royal Mint Gold Sales Rose 12% in July From Year Before
• Eurofer Says Has ‘Serious Concerns’ About LME’s Warehouse Plans
• Rooney and Sturridge Return for England’s World Cup Qualifiers
• Kasparov Wins European Court Ruling for Arrest at Moscow Protest
• Jobless Claims in U.S. Rose Less Than Forecast Last Week
• Emerging Stocks Rise Most in 2 Weeks on China Data; Rupee Gains
• Sports Direct Drops After Executives Pare Stakes: London Mover
• WTI Drops on Concern U.S. Shutdown May Curb Fuel Demand
• Iran Oil-Export Capacity Seen Rising 21% in Ship-Tracking Data
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Oct 02, 2013.
• Iran Guard Says Dead Official Wasn’t Assassinated
• Ibovespa Futures Slip as Moody’s Cites Low Growth in Outlook Cut
• Syndicate Bank and State Bank of Hyderabad CD Deals: Indian
• Chambal Fertilizer and EID Parry Ltd CP Deals: Indian Money
• Given Seen Luring Fujinon to Olympus: Israel Overnight
• Oriental Bank of Commerce & Indusind Bank CD Deals: Indian Money
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Letta Breaks Berlusconi Grip on Power Before Ouster Fight
• Wheat Rises as Rain Slows Winter Planting From Ukraine to Russia
• Bosphera Said to Put Turksih Private Equity Fund on Hold
• Global Warming’s Slower Pace Hardens Views on Need to Act
• Goodhart Says U.S. Yields May Fall as Safety Overrides Shutdown
• Hong Kong Says It Adhered to Law in Berlusconi Probe Request
• Paulson Says Some Republicans Shameless in Appeal to Disaffected
• Falkand Oil's Bid for Desire to Speed Up Exploration
• LinkedIn Members Amend Hacking Complaint to Add Five Plaintiffs
• Veeva Seeks to Raise Up to $183 Million in Cloud Computing IPO
• Tetangco Sees Philippine GDP Growth Topping 7% This Year
• Goldman to Nomura Warn on Debt to Reserves Ratio: India Credit
• ACWA Power Plans to Raise Funds From Sukuk to IPO for Solar Push
• Kerry Says U.S. Must Test Iranian Diplomatic Sincerity
• Fiat’s Marchionne Says Not Closer to Chrysler Deal Amid Talks
• Oi CEO Says Simpler Structure After Merger Opens Up Options
• BlueCrest Hires Nomura’s Head of Emerging Market Credit Trading
• MORE: China Invests Total $28.2b in Indonesia Industry: Hidayat
• Vodafone CFO Halford Will Leave After Verizon Wireless Sale
• China Developer Plans $810 Million London Crystal Palace Rebuild
• Vietnam Set to Review Tax Refund Rules to Boost Coffee Exports
• Dollar Falls to 8-Month Low Versus Euro on Shutdown; Krona Rises
• Barclays’s Neelakandan Said to Resign as Head of Carbon Trading
• Fed Funds Open at 0.09%, Within Target Range, According to ICAP
• Shelton Soars as 4th Russia Well Starts Flowing: Stockholm Mover
• Australia’s Clarke May Miss First Ashes Cricket Test With Injury
• Canadian Solar Sells Two Power Plants to BlackRock-Managed Fund
• Marc Jacobs Seen Giving LVMH Double Boost With Exit
• Heathrow Says Fee Cap Risks Investment as Airlines Seek Cut
• Weil on Finance: Hank Greenberg's Vision
• BP Wins Review of Challenged Payouts to Oil-Spill Victims
• Dortmund Soccer Coach Klopp Gets Two-Match Suspension for Rant
• Winton’s Profit Fell 64% in 2012 After Losses at Biggest Fund
• Baum on Money: Cue the Bankers
• EU Weighs Reining in Proposed Board for Handling Bank Failures
• Asia Stocks Rise on China Services; Investors Watch U.S.
• Gazprom Made No Offer to Settle EU Antitrust Probe, Almunia Says
• Carillion in Line for Oman, U.K. Contracts Worth $311 Million
• Scene Last Night: Weill, Paulson at Carnegie Amid Strike
• Services Maintain Growth After Best Quarter Since 1997
• Fonciere des Regions Buys $477 Million of German Homes
• Goldman Sachs Joining Tinkov in $750 Million TCS Bank London IPO
• EasyJet Annual Profit Rises as Business Appeal Draws Traffic
• Nykredit to Refinance $2 Billion With Preferred Stock, CoCos
• Mongolia Sets Same Rules for Foreign Private Investors With Law
• Draghi Said to Ask ECB Panel to Weigh Liquidity Options
• UniCredit Makes Offer for Rabobank’s Polish Unit BGZ
• Emerging-Market Selloff Boosts Hedge Demand, UBS Says
• Aviva Rallies After Sale of U.S. Insurance Unit to Apollo
• FBI Snags Silk Road Boss With Own Methods
• De Blasio Extends Lead Over Lhota to 50 Points in NYC Mayor Race
• China No Threat to Southeast Asia as Xi Seeks to Grow Trade
• Blackstone Completes Takeover of European Mall Developer
• Credit Suisse’s Drew Sees More Women in Senior Bank Jobs
• Gold Falls on Signs of Slowing Demand in China; Palladium Drops
• Pesek on Asia: Rahul Rides In
• Pekao Jumps on Plan to Buy Rabobank’s Unit: Warsaw Mover
• EU Won’t Prejudge Possible Issues With Telefonica-KPN Deal
• ‘Unsustainable’ Dubai Home Price Gains to Slow, Broker Says
• Rummenigge Says FIFA Can’t Ignore Clubs’ Concerns Over Qatar
• Ireland Said to Weigh Easing Tax Rules to Aid Bank Profit
• Pound Rally Extends Beyond Reason to Morgan Stanley: Currencies
• Bershidsky on Europe: Farewell to Berlusconi?
• Nasdaq Helps Set Up Iraq Erbil Bourse After Qatar Sale
• Rouen Grain Exports Slide 46% on Fewer Wheat and Barley Cargoes
• Arsenal Set to Offer Wenger $39 Million Contract: Soccer Roundup
• World Food Prices Drop to Lowest in Three Years on Grain Slide
• EU27 Sept. Flights: Arrivals and Departures
• Malaysia Starts Gold Futures Trade as Investor Demand Grows
• Sugar Falls in New York for First Time This Week; Cocoa Climbs
• U.S.-Japan Set Road Map for Next 20 Years Amid Asian Threats
• Ringgit Rises Most in Two Weeks as Shutdown Seen Delaying Taper
• Spain Auctions 10-Year Debt at Lowest Yield in Three Years
• Thailand’s Benchmark Interest Rate Too High, Kittiratt Says
• Direct Energie Offers Online Discounts as France Raises Tariffs
• Serbia and IMF Working on Plan to Fix Finances, Cut Debt
• Thai Baht Climbs as U.S. Shutdown Cuts Dollar Demand; Bonds Rise
• Deaton, Dixit, Tirole on Fromlet’s Top Nobel Economy Prize List
• BMW to Halt South Africa Expansion Plans After Strikes
• Fubon Life to Invest Up to $3 Bln in Overseas Properties
• Israel May Pick Bank Head Within Two Weeks, Bennett Says
• Leighton Falls Most Since 2011 on Iraq Corruption Report
• Most Swiss Stocks Climb as Chinese Services Expand
• Taiwan Dollar Touches Five-Month High as Less Intervention Seen
• China’s Poisoned Air Prompts Woman to Devise Green Tax
• Yousafzai, Russian Activists Seen as Top Nobel Peace Contenders
• Carlyle Among Firms Finding Taiwan Banks No Path to China
• Doha Airport August Cargo & Passenger Statistics
• SoftBank Overtakes MUFG as Japan’s No. 2 Company
• Hong Kong Stocks Rise on China Data; China Unicom Surges
• Azeri Leader Tied to U.S. Taps Oil Cash to Avoid Assad Fate
• Carney Says BOE Aims to Avoid Boom-Bust Property Market
• U.K. September Home Prices Rise as Aid Programs Boost Demand
• Euro-Area September Services Output Expands More Than Estimated
• Philippine Peso, Stocks, Bonds Rally on Moody’s Ratings Upgrade
• Singapore Light-Distillate Supplies Fall to Five-Week Low
• Tepco Finds New Foe in Rainfall as Fukushima Tank Overflows
• Danske CEO Slams Five Years of Bad Returns in New Strategy
• Goldman Said to Make $1.5 Million Error in Ford Bond Sale
• Caribbean Storm System Prompts Evacuations in Gulf of Mexico
• Evidence Grows That North Korea Has Restarted Reactor
• Paschi Needs Few More Details Before EU Decision, Almunia Says
• Most German Stocks Advance Amid China Data as K+S Rallies
• U.K. Regulator to Set Payday Lending Rules on Cost to Consumers
• Japan’s Kanematsu Wins Order to Build Wind Farm in Philippines
• UBS O’Connor Said to Open First Asia Hedge Fund to Investors
• Former Telstra CEO Switkowski to Run Australia’s Fiber Network
• Bank of England Recent Policy Comments and Decisions
• Brazil Outlook Lowered to Stable by Moody’s as Growth Cools
• Philippine Investment-Grade Climb Complete as Moody’s Raises
• Gnanalingam Emerges as Billionaire on Malaysian Port IPO
• Draghi Warns Banks Long-Term Loans Can’t Replace Capital
• Aussie Holds Drop as N.Z. Dollar Weakens Amid U.S. Shutdown Woes
• Felda Seeking Land Acquisitions With $814 Million Left From IPO
• Macau’s September Casino Gross Revenue: Summary
• Old Mutual Unit Shuns Capitec Bond Sales on Consumer Damage
• Gold Holds Above $1,300 as Investors Weigh Shutdown, Stimulus
• Toshiba, Hitachi, Tepco Plan Water Treatment System, Nikkei Says
• Tata Consultancy Rises on Goldman Rating Upgrade: Mumbai Mover
• India’s Ultra-Mega Solar Plant to Sell Record-Low Power
• Singh Retracts Order After Public Rebuke by Gandhi Heir
• Rio Replacing Train Drivers Paid Like U.S. Surgeons
• IPad Prices Jumping 12% on Rupiah Show Inflation Pressure
• BHP Sees Robust Commodity Demand Growth on China Urbanization
• Port Expansion Trimmed as Slowdown Dents Trade: Corporate India
• India’s 10-Year Bonds Gain on RBI Debt-Buying Plan, Rising Rupee
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 10/03/2013
• Henderson Land Will Buy $382 Million of Assets From Lee
• HSBC Sees ‘Selective Opportunities’ for Asia Bond Sale Pick-Up
• Rays Beat Indians to Set Up MLB Playoff Series Against Red Sox
• Pershing’s Ackman Moves to Soften Risk on Herbalife Pyramid Bet
• Rupee Gains Most in 2 Weeks as U.S. Shutdown Damps Dollar Demand
• BOJ on Hold Until at Least 2Q, Former Board Member Mizuno Says
• China Services Index Increases in Sign of Sustained Rebound
• Wallabies’ O’Connor Is Released From Australian Rugby Union Deal
• Palm Drops for Second Day as Malaysian Output Rises, Oil Slides
• Colorado Springs Impatient as Shutdown Idles Thousands
• Businesses Often Opposed to Government Beg for Its Return
• Democrats Balk at Obama’s Fast-Track on Pacific Trade
• U.S. Asks Court to Reject Google Bid to Release Data
• Cyber Drug Bazaar’s Alleged Boss Paired EBay Style, Crime
• SEC High-Speed Site, Swaps Limbo, Secret Data: Compliance
• Farney Daniels, Time Warner: Intellectual Property
• Republicans Say Shutdown No Excuse for Holder Suit Delay
• Virginia Democrats Sue Over State Voter Roll Purge
• Woods Paired With Kuchar for Presidents Cup Opening-Day Match
• Texas Fund’s First Charter-School Pledges Buoy Debt: Muni Credit
• Dodd-Frank Change Among Bills Overtaken by Shutdown
• Magritte’s Weird Eyes, Nude Torsos Amuse; Indiana LOVE
• Hamm’s Junkie Doctor; Ali’s ‘Fight”; Hayes’s Papa: TV
• Braking Bad, Spinouts at Mini Cooper Driving School
• U.S. Holiday Retail Sales May Climb by 3.9%, NRF Says
• Bombardier Need Grows for Jet Order From AMR’s American
• Cerberus Capital Said to Express Interest in BlackBerry
• Twitter Said to Be in Talks for San Francisco Office
• Obamacare Exchanges Struggle as Lady Gaga Tweets Support
• Tesla Stock Pares Losses After Saying Fire From Collision
• Lady Gaga Tweets for Obama Health Law to Counter Cruz
• Corporate to Individual Rate Cuts Rely on Best Economies: Taxes
• Dell Value Dispute Spotlights Rise in Appraisal Arbitrage
• Troops Forage for Food While Golfers Play On in Shutdown
• Obama Asia Focus Hurt by Politics of Shutdown to Mideast
• Casinos Co-Opt Timberlake Movie in Push for Online Poker
• Kasowitz Opens Entertainment Practice: Business of Law
• Christie’s Coattails Worry N.J. Democrats in Legislature
• Federal Shutdown Makes Vendor’s Headquarters a Ghost Town
• LeBron James Has Top-Selling NBA Uniform Worldwide; Rose Second
• Military Academies Will Play Football This Weekend, AP Reports