Archive

May 24, 2013

• Police Arrest Two More in London Terror Probe
• Crude Landlocked as Canadians Join U.S. to Halt Pipelines
• Asian Currencies Completes Third Weekly Decline on Fed Concern
• British Airways Plane Evacuated on Heathrow Runway, Closing Hub
• Emerging-Market Stocks Rebound From Biggest Slump in 10 Months
• Bonds Rigged as Stocks Expensive for Money Man Doubling Fund
• Nordea Tells Clients Bond Dominance Is Assured: Nordic Credit
• Italian Consumer Confidence Unexpectedly Dropped in May
• German 10-Year Bunds Erase Advance, Leaving Yield at 1.45%
• Telecom Italia Delays Network Spinoff Decision to Next Week
• Most European Stocks Climb Before U.S. Durable-Goods Data
• Treasuries Set for Fourth Weekly Loss Before Durable Goods Data
• German Ifo Sentiment Rises for First Time Since February
• Raiffeisen Chief Stepic Offers to Quit After Offshore Probe
• Germany’s Bonds Pare Weekly Drop Before Business-Confidence Data
• Abe Goes to Myanmar as Japan Inc. Eyes Asia’s Cheapest Wages
• U.K. Stocks Little Changed Before U.S. Durable-Goods Data
• North Korean Tells China His Country Is Ready for Talks
• Kuroda Struggles With Communication as Japan Rates Rise: Economy
• Echo Falls Most on Record After Crown Sells Stake: Sydney Mover
• Bayern Fan Uses Oktoberfest Beer as Champions League Ticket Lure
• Barnier Says EU Stress Tests on Banks a ‘Difficult Exercise’
• Lack of Tune-up May Hamper Wallabies Against Lions, ARU CEO Says
• China’s Stocks Rise After Biggest Slump in a Month; CSR Gains
• Swedish Confidence Unexpectedly Slumps as Unemployment Weighs
• European Stocks Climb as Yen Strengthens on Kuroda; Copper Rises
• Slovenian Leaders Agree on Debt Ceiling as Bond Yields Advance
• WTI Falls a Fourth Day for Biggest Weekly Drop in a Month
• Topix Two-Day Slump Near 10% After Kuroda Comments
• Fisher Says BOE Policy Makers Must Keep Up Support for Economy
• 3i Makes Offer to Buy Barclays Infrastructure Funds Division
• Obama Said to Visit N.J. Shore to See Hurricane Recovery
• Japan $314 Billion Rout Tests Topix Bulls Who Pushed Gain
• Pound Set for Third Weekly Decline Before U.K. Home Loans Data
• Mitsubishi Motors Plans to Reduce Capital to Offset Losses
• LDP Alters Abe’s Constitutional Pledge in Japan Election Plans
• Soybeans Head for Fourth Weekly Gain as China Boosts Purchases
• Zambia’s State Mining Company Faces Calls for Listing
• Tongaat Full-Year Profit Misses Estimates on Sugar Prices
• Draghi Says Bond-Buying Pledge Helps Transmit Rates
• Stockholm Police Seek Reinforcements After Fifth Night of Riots
• Yen Rises Versus Peers as Japan Stocks Pare Most of Their Gains
• Asian Stocks Benchmark Index Swings; Australia Banks Drop
• Bridge Collapse in Washington State Sends Cars Into River
• Czech Minister Unsure About Nuclear Expansion, Hospodarske Says
• German First-Quarter Growth Damped by Construction, Investment
• German Consumer Sentiment to Reach 5-Year High in June, GfK Says
• Gold Traders Most Bullish in a Month After Bernanke: Commodities
• Australia Banks Fall Most in Year as Investors Sell Out of Rally
• Oil-Rich Equatorial Guinea to Hold Legislative Elections May 26
• Asia’s Benchmark Equity Index Swings as Australia Banks Decline
• Rangers Defeat Bruins in Overtime to Avoid NHL Ouster; Kings Win
• NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs Results and Schedule
• Sony Seeks to Raise 150 Billion Yen From Retail Bonds
• Wockhardt Has Biggest 2-Day Drop on Record on U.S. Restrictions
• Indian Rupee Set for Third Weekly Drop on Fed Stimulus Outlook
• State Department Releases Keystone Pipeline Comments
• Philippine Peso Set for Worst Week in Nine Months as Stocks Drop
• Nokia Files Patent-Infringement Lawsuit Against HTC
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 05/24/2013
• Three Charged With Holding False Papers in HKMEx Probe
• Obama Sees Sunset on Sept. 11 War Powers in Drone Limits
• Tata Steel Jumps on Smaller-Than-Expected Loss: Mumbai Mover
• NHL’s Colorado Avalanche Will Make Patrick Roy Next Head Coach
• Olive Oil Displaces Debt at Heart of European Bottleneck
• Jyothy Woos Urban Women to Raise Deodorant Sales Sixfold
• Google Said to Face New Antitrust Probe Over Display Ads
• Durable Goods Orders in U.S. Probably Rose in April After Slump
• Soldiers Turn Entrepreneurs as 1 Million Exit Military
• Banker Trade Deals, Price-Fixing, U.K. Banks: Compliance
• Dallas Cowboys’ Josh Brent Faces Possible Bail Revocation
• Apple E-Books Judge Says U.S. Can Show Pricing Conspiracy
• Intuitive Wins Trial, Defeats Negligent Training Claims
• Four SAC Executives Are Said to Receive U.S. Subpoenas
• Lewis Lapham: Orgy of Looting Came After Boxer Rebellion
• Buzz Aldrin, Moonwalker, Says U.S. Must Shoot for Mars
• NYC Weekend: Shins, Tom Petty, New Beer Garden, Guare
• Christie Jersey Shore Rebound Belied as Marinas Struggle
• Google Said to Consider Buying Waze Presaging Bidding War
• Colombia Senators Drop America Movil Antitrust Proposal
• Austin Ventures Said to Reduce Fund Size for Early-Stage Focus
• P&G Says A.G. Lafley Rejoins as Chairman, CEO
• Pandora Quarterly Revenue Advances Helped by Mobile Users
• Salesforce Forecasts Miss Estimates on Weak Software
• Gap Falls After Forecast Trails Analysts’ Estimates
• Mutant Cockroaches Learn to Avoid Sugar to Outsmart Traps
• Obama Bully Pulpit Bullied With Congress Probes Obscuring Agenda
• Wal-Mart Plasters Stores With Green Dots to Stay Stocked
• IRS Bias Safeguards Toothless With Tea Party Nonprofits
• Latham & Watkins, Kirkland, Weil Gotshal: Business of Law
• Coronavirus, Playboy, C&C, Argo: Intellectual Property
• Fannie Mae Winning at the Alamo Prompts Lender Angst
• Lerner Replaced on Acting Basis Day After Not Testifying
• IPhone Urinalysis Draws First FDA Inquiry of Medical Apps
• House Group to Draft U.S. Immigration Legislation by June
• Lockheed F-35 Cost Declines 1.1%, Pentagon Estimates
• Heat’s LeBron James Tops All-NBA First Team, Joins Kobe Bryant