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April 1, 2011

• Valeo Plans to Double China Revenue by 2015, China Daily Says
• Asian Stocks Rise a Second Week on Japan's Quake Recovery, China Profits
• GE’s Immelt, Tokyo Electric to Meet Amid Japan Reactor Crisis
• Bali Bomb Suspect Held in Pakistan May Reveal Terrorist Links, Jones Says
• Japanese Bonds Decline for Second Week Before 10-Year Securities Auction
• Ambassadors International, Cache, NeoStem: U.S. Equity Market Preview
• Toyota Didn’t Cause New York-Area Man’s Car Accident, Federal Jury Rules
• Disney, Shanghai Park Partner Plan April 8 Groundbreaking
• SEC Seeks Dismissal of Gupta Challenge to Agency’s Action
• NYSE Owners Reaping Bidding War Benefits After Trailing S&P 500 Since 2006
• Nasdaq’s Greifeld Stakes NYSE Offer on Cost Cuts 74% Above Deutsche Boerse
• Former Taylor Bean CEO Allen Pleads Guilty to Mortgage Fraud, Conspiracy
• Ex-Qaddafi Spy Chief Koussa May Spill Libyan Terror Secrets
• Hyundai Tops Asian Car Brands’ U.S. Gains as Quake Impact Looms
• Lloyds Breakup May Harm Government Credibility, Lawmakers Say
• ECB’s Bini Smaghi Says Irish Credit Ratings ‘Behind the Curve’
• European Stocks Advance for Second Week; Bank of Ireland, Randgold Rally
• BOE to Hold Rate Next Week as It Gauges Strength of Recovery
• Blockbuster Said to Get Bids From Icahn, Dish, SK Telecom
• Lakers’ Matt Barnes Suspended One Game After Fracas With Dallas Mavericks
• Freddie Mac Warns Lenders on Mortgage Insurance Deals
• Corn Premiums Widen as U.S. Supplies Fall; Soybean Basis Drops
• Homebuilders and Realtors Ask Republicans to Delay GSE Bills
• Collahuasi Copper Production Cut by Rain in Chile, Anglo Says
• Asia Currencies Gain a Second Week as Interest Rates Draw Funds to Region
• Wisconsin Judge Extends Bar on Public Worker Collective Bargaining Law
• ‘World’s Best’ Modern Design Sale Fetches $60 Million in Paris
• CEO Pay at AIG, GM, Ally Won’t Increase, U.S. Treasury Says
• Brazil Real Gains Beyond 1.62 Level in Biggest Weekly Advance Since June
• Blankfein Received $27.2 Million From Goldman Funds in 2010
• Oil Volatility Rises as Futures Reach Highest Level Since 2008
• Ingenico Is Said to Hold Talks to Buy Hypercom’s U.S. Assets
• U.S. to Send Disaster Relief Team Into Libya, Official Says
• Ford Outsells GM for First Time in More Than a Year on Redesigned Explorer
• Blankfein Received $19 Million in Compensation for 2010, Double Prior Year
• Greifeld Betting on Oldest Securities Business With NYSE Bid
• Treasuries Rise After Fed's Dudley Says Economic Recovery Remains Tenuous
• Freddie Mac Warns Lenders on Insurance Agreements
• Aquila Counters M&A Optimists, Warns Caution: BLAW
• Vitro's Defaulted Bonds Soaring in Precedent-Setting Case: Mexico Credit
• Canadian Currency Reaches Strongest in Three Years Amid Growth Speculation
• Bovespa Stocks Post Biggest Weekly Gain Since February on Economic Data
• GM, Ford See U.S. Sales Undeterred by Crisis Japan as Production Is Dented
• Dollar Gains Versus Yen as Jobs Signal Faster Economic Pace; Euro Rallies
• Argentine Stocks: BBVA Banco Frances, Grupo Galicia, Petrobras
• Mexican Stocks: Cemex, Homex, Televisa Gain; Penoles Retreats
• Cerberus’s Freedom Group Withdraws Plans for IPO
• AMR Flight Is Diverted to Ohio After Six Sickened by Partial Pressure Loss
• La Polar Gains on Sale Speculation; Saieh Denies Interest
• Peru Stocks: Atacocha, Candente, Relapasa, Rio Alto, Maple
• Cocoa Rebounds From 11-Week Low; Coffee Drops; Sugar Climbs
• Goldman Sachs’s Blankfein Gets $5.4 Million Cash Bonus for 2010
• AeroVironment, F5 Networks, Romarco, Wynn: U.S. Equity Movers
• CBOE Falls as Evercore Says ‘No Potential Buyers’ After Nasdaq's NYSE Bid
• Lundin Poison Pill Proves Perfume to Deal Arbitragers: Real M&A
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for April 1
• Toyota's Lexus Trails Mercedes-Benz in U.S. Luxury Race for a Third Month
• Ford Pays Mulally $26.5 Million for 2010 After Turning Around Automaker
• TPG Capital Said to Sell Minority Stake to Singapore, Kuwait Governments
• Sokol Disclosures Credit Negative for Berkshire, Moody’s Says
• Corn Futures Surge Most Since June as U.S. Supplies Ebb; Soybeans Decline
• Pandit Says U.S. Must Cut Trade Gap by Fueling Consumption
• Cotton Drops on India’s Yarn-Export Plan; Orange Juice Rises
• Alaska Oil March Output Slips in North Slope Natural Decline
• Shell Said to Halt Coker, Gasoil Hydrotreater Output in Texas
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for April 1
• Copper Falls Most in Three Weeks on China Interest-Rate Outlook
• Gasoline Rises to 32-Month High as U.S. Companies Add Workers
• Cattle Rally to Record as Livestock in Japan Struggle to Survive
• Xcel Cancels North Dakota 150-Megawatt Wind Farm That May Threaten Birds
• Crude Climbs to 30-Month High on Gain in U.S. Employment, Libya Conflict
• LogMeIn Wins Non-Infringement Ruling in 01 Communique Case
• ‘American Idol’ Owner CKX Is Said to Get Unsolicited Bid From Gores Group
• Colombia Stocks: Bancolombia, Helm Bank, Textiles Fabricato
• Stocks Rally, Oil Reaches Highest Since 2008 on Jobs Growth
• American Apparel Glamour Fades as Cash Crunch May Spur Bankruptcy
• Comcast Chief's Compensation Increases 14% as NBC Takeover Is Completed
• Brazil Said to Study Scrapping Plan to Tax Iron-Ore Exports
• U.S. Hurricane Reinsurance Rates May Decline 5%, Aon Says
• Crude, Gasoline, Heating Oil Extend 2-Year Highs: Oil Products
• Fidelity Debt Rating May Be Cut by Moody’s as Market Share Lost
• Dominion Virginia to Turn Three Coal-Fired Plants to Biomass
• Romarco Drops After Report EPA Opposes Mine Plan
• Energy Future Bonds Soar as Company Seeks Default Rejection
• Wilmington Trust Sues 3 Ex-Officials in Move to Citigroup
• Vanke, Evergrande Had Most Sales in Quarter, Shanghai Daily Says
• Freddie Mac Wins Dismissal of Proposed Class-Action Investor Lawsuit
• Mets Said to Anticipate Bidder Interest in Coming Days
• Afghans Protesting Florida Koran Burning Kill 7 UN Workers
• Gold Prices Drop Most in Two Weeks on Bets Fed to Tighten Monetary Policy
• Shanghai Existing House Index Gains 0.25%, Shanghai Daily Says
• U.S. Gulf Coast Diesel Strengthens as Valero Starts McKee Work
• U.S. Stocks Pare Gains Before BlackRock’s Addition to S&P 500
• U.S. Stocks Pare Gains Before BlackRock’s Addition to S&P 500
• Libyan Rebels Seek Cease-Fire as U.S. Vows to Withdraw Jets
• Packer Says Calipari to Blame for Jay-Z Meeting (Transcript)
• Australia Wheat Output Seen Steady, Exports May Drop, USDA Says
• Vitro Creditors Tell Judge to Put U.S. Units Into Involuntary Bankruptcy
• Nissan Says U.S. Sales in March Rose 27% to Monthly Record
• Former Boston Red Sox General Manager Gorman Dies of Heart Failure at 82
• Peru Boosts Reserve Requirement for Third Straight Month to Cool Inflation
• Blockbuster Said to Receive Bids From Billionaire Icahn, Dish, SK Telecom
• Dudley Sees No Reason to Pull Back on Fed Stimulus Amid ‘Tenuous’ Recovery
• Harper Says Canada to Wait for Province Reviews Before Ruling on TMX-LSE
• U.S. Gulf Oil Premiums Narrow as Brent-WTI Differential Steady
• AIG Must Face Some Claims in Suit Over Employee Pension Losses, Judge Says
• Sunoco Said to Delay Restart of Marcus Hook Refinery Units
• Marathon Depressurized Unit After Robinson Refinery Upset
• Fed’s Hoenig Says QE May Mean Higher Asset Price, Inflation
• U.S. Natural Gas Shipments Fall as Southeast Temperatures Hold
• U.S. Pilot-Rest Plan May Stall Under House FAA Bill Vote
• Chilean Peso Records Second Weekly Gain After Breaking Level
• Toyota's U.S. Sales Fell 5.7% Last Month, a Bigger Decline Than Estimated
• Portugal Calls June 5 Election as Looming Bond Payments Raise Bailout Risk
• Deutz Sees Consolidated Profit of 50 Million Euros, Boersen Says
• Shipping on German River Ems Blocked After Collision, DPA Says
• Foreign Banks Tapped Fed’s Secret Lifeline Most at Crisis Peak
• Brown Measures Take Aim at California Pension ‘Spiking’ and Other Abuses
• Minneapolis Grain Exchange Set Record for Trading in March
• Teldafax’s Berlin Gas Deliveries Prohibited, Tagesspiegel Says
• Illinois’s Quinn Says Budget-Cutting Governors Wrong
• Bank of America Currency Strategy Co-Head Daniel Tenengauzer Said to Leave
• Ivory Coast Rebels Seize State TV, Control Gbagbo Palace
• EU Carbon Emissions Increase 3.5% in 2010, First Advance in Three Years
• Dudley Says ‘We Don’t Want to Overstate’ Strength of Economic Recovery
• Apple, Intel-Backed Rules on Conflict Minerals Stall Exports
• New Stream Judge Rejects $16 Million Bankruptcy Loan, Sides With Investors
• Bolivia Workers on Strike at Sumitomo’s Silver, Zinc Mine
• Fed Begins to Drain Reserves With Tri-Party Reverse Repos
• Jobless Rate Unexpectedly Drops to Two-Year Low
• Porsche’s March Cayenne U.S. Sales Surge 164% From Year Earlier
• Olympic Committee Questions Role of Sports Court in London Funding Dispute
• Veterans Agency to Deploy Open Source Electronic Health Records
• Australian, New Zealand Currencies Advance as Investors Seek Higher Yield
• Acer Sets Sights on Apple, HTC After HP Chase Stumbles
• Lehman Brokerage Trustee Law Firm Got $19.5 Million in Fees in Four Months
• Libya-Owned Arab Banking Corp. Drew at Least $5 Billion From Fed in Crisis
• Portugal's Debt Rating Is Reduced to BBB- by Fitch, May Be Lowered to Junk
• Maersk Wins Contract For $1.1 Billion Pier at Top Peru Port
• Healthpoint Gets U.S. Complaint Over Unapproved Skin Drug
• Regling Says Markets Trust in the Euro Again, Standard Reports
• Ignatieff Says Liberals Will Keep B.C. Tanker Ban After Enbridge Lobbying
• Vitro Wants Buyer for U.S. Business If Ruled in Chapter 11
• Areva’s Lauvergeon Pay Rose 16% on Bonus for Power-Grid Sale
• South African Stocks: Gijima, Old Mutual, Trematon, Telkom
• French Rapeseed Grows Rapidly in Northeast, Flowers in South
• Urban Outfitters Sued by Investor Over Stock-Price Decline
• Irish Life Plunges as Group to Split, State Control Looms
• Chrysler March U.S. Sales Rose 31%, Beating Expectations
• Lacker Says Fed May Need to Tighten Policy Later This Year
• D’Ieteren First-Quarter New-Car Deliveries Rise 15% on VW
• Commodities Gain for Third Quarter, Led by Oil, as Earthquake Saps Stocks
• Italian Car Sales Fell 28% in March as Fiat Brand Slid, Alfa Romeo Gained
• Argentina Considers Extra Corn-Export Quota of 3 Million Tons
• FTSE 100 Index Advances, Led by Barclays; Shares of Irish Banks Decline
• TMK Expects Profit Margin to Narrow as Costs Outpace Sales
• Calipari’s NCAA Basketball Title Bonus Tops VCU Coach’s Entire Salary
• Nigeria's Amcon Starts Book-Building Program for $195 Million Bond Sale
• Ford March U.S. Light-Vehicle Sales Rise 16%, Est. Up 13%
• Kocherlakota Says Central Banks May Have to Back Fiscal Debt
• Bright Food May Raise $916 Million Selling Bonds in China, Listing Unit
• DAX Index Climbs, Posts Weekly Gain; Deutsche Bank, Lanxess Rise
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for April 1
• Yale Probed by U.S. Amid Student Complaints of Sexually Hostile Atmosphere
• Spanish Stocks Rise: Bankinter, Mapfre, Popular, Santander Move
• Lira Gains for Fourth Day, Stocks Rally as Growth Whets Investor Appetite
• Anglo, Xstrata Lift Force Majeure at Collahuasi Copper Mine
• Maurel Fails to Get Takeover Offers, Oil Explorer’s CEO Says
• German 10-Year Bunds Drop, Bound for Longest Losing Streak Since October
• Greece's Papaconstantinou Says There's Still Chance for Bond Sales in 2011
• Deutsche Boerse Drops in Frankfurt After Nasdaq, ICE Make Rival NYSE Offer
• Manhattan Apartment Prices Drop as Buyers Favor Cheaper Co-Ops Over Condos
• World Bank Lends Ghana $295 Million to Support Land Program, Governance
• Niger Gets $99 Million Loan From China for Mine, Reuters Says
• Seventh Continent Climbs to Week High as Owner Buys Mosmart
• Protesters in Cairo Demand Prosecution of Mubarak’s Associates
• Libya Rebels Say Qatar Oil Deal Excludes Brega, Ras Lanuf
• Russian Movers: Lukoil, Seventh Continent, Silvinit, Uralkali
• Ivory Coast’s Bonds Head for Best Weekly Gain as Rebel Advance on Gbagbo
• Electronic Arts, Sony Use Crisp Thinking to Fight Cyber Bullies
• Canadian Stocks Rise as U.S. Employment Growth Tops Estimates
• AT&T’s $140 Million Among Top U.S. Retiree Health Payments
• Brazil Auctions 24,000 Reverse Swaps From 30,000 Offered
• Fed’s Fisher Says Tighter Policy Makes Sense on Jobs Data
• SRA to Be Bought by Providence Equity for About $1.88 Billion, Filing Says
• Toyota Negligence Caused Long Island Man’s Car Accident, Lawyer Tells Jury
• Russia’s RTS Stock-Index Futures Fall 0.1% at Start of Trading
• Naked Oats May Cut Methane Emissions From Livestock, U.K. Says
• Russia Grain-Stockpile Sales Hit by Weakening Demand, IKAR Says
• Portugal’s Sines to Receive LNG Shipment From Nigeria Tomorrow
• Roche, Curis Drug Prevented Lesions, Reduced Tumor Size in Trial
• Nazarbayev to Extend Kazakh Rule, Buy Time for Succession
• Exxon Torrance Oil Refinery Completes Maintenance
• S&P Says Review of Mortgage Re-Remics to Take ‘Several’ Months
• Federal Reserve's Dudley Sees No Reason to Pull Back From Stimulus Program
• Fed’s Dudley Says Recovery ‘Tenuous’ With High Unemployment
• Parmalat’s Bondi Turns to Banks He Sued to Ward Off Lactalis
• Everton Striker Louis Saha May Miss Rest of Season After Ankle Surgery
• Manufacturing in U.S. Expands Near Seven-Year High on Inventory Rebuilding
• Russian Economy Grew 4.5% in Fourth Quarter, Less Than Economists Forecast
• Rift Valley Railways, East Africa Line Operator, to Sign $164 Million Loan
• Plosser Says Inflation May Prompt Fed to Raise Rates in 2011
• RWE Sues to Halt Hesse Government Shutdown of Biblis Reactor
• Brazil Probably Won’t Take Currency Measures, iG Says
• U.S. Army May Cut More Than $100 Million From Boeing Program
• Energy Future Bonds Soar as Utility Asks Lenders to Reject Default Claim
• Telkom South Africa Sells Nigerian CDMA Business, Retains Fixed-Line Unit
• Spain Approves One of Five Proposals for New Photovoltaic Plants
• Spain Plans 2 Billion Euros in Radio-Spectrum Sale Proceeds
• Click to Buy That Bag in Vogue as Magazines Become E-Tailers
• Vale's Main Shareholders' Group Seeking Replacement for CEO Roger Agnelli
• Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia Pledge Cooperation on Third Markets
• Serbian Teachers End 70-Day Protest, Agree to Wage Increases
• Harper's Trade Pledge Shows Canada Firms Lowering Reliance on U.S. Markets
• Gross Says U.S. Employment Gains Show QE2 Is Working: Tom Keene
• Canada Canola, Soybean Processing Drops in Week Ended March 30
• Shoprite Zambian Workers Return to Work After Week-Long Strike, Union Says
• U.S. Repo Close: Current 3-Year Note at Lowest Rate, Minus 1.7%
• Ireland’s Rating Cut to BBB+ By S&P as Bank Rescue Costs Hit $142 Billion
• Hungary Seeks to Protect Foreign-Currency Mortgage Holders
• Noble Energy Suspends Drilling at Leviathan Site
• Treasuries Pare Losses as Fed’s Dudley Says Economic Recovery is Tenuous
• Estonia’s Baltika Says Revenue Grew 6.5% Year-on-Year in March
• Madoff-JPMorgan, Lehman-Paulson, Classifieds: Bankruptcy Audio
• Czech 2010 Fiscal Gap Narrows to 4.7% of GDP, Public Debt Rises
• ACS to Sell Clece Services Unit to Permira, Mercapital
• Russian Feed Barley Led Price Declines This Week, SovEcon Says
• Norway to Ensure It Keeps Ownership in Yara and Kongsberg
• Russian Crop Conditions Are ‘Mainly Satisfactory,’ Center Says
• Stoxx Says Technical Issues for Index Calculations Are Resolved
• SAS May Seek Airline Investor as Norway Seeks to Sell Stake
• U.S. February Construction Spending Report (Text)
• Construction Spending in U.S. Decreased More Than Estimated in February
• Rand Climbs to 3-Month High and Gains in Week as Data Signal Rate Increase
• USDA Illinois Soybean Crush Report for April 1
• Sanofi-Aventis May Change Name to ‘Sanofi’ at Annual Meeting
• Tanzania’s High Court Rules Nicol’s Board Remains Suspended
• Private-Equity Fundraising in First Quarter at Lowest Level Since 2003
• Fed’s Fisher Reiterates Central Bank May Be Doing ‘Too Much’
• Internet Searches Help Homebuyers Trim Costs in Purchasing Title Insurance
• Ineos’s PetroChina Deal Said to Save $130 Million in Interest
• Spanish Caja Merger Collapse May Scare Off Potential Investors
• Merkel’s Deputy Westerwelle May Quit as FDP Head, Spiegel Says
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Jubilee Holdings, Safaricom Are Active
• Jubilee Holdings of Kenya Says Full-Year Profit Surges 84%
• EU Appeals WTO Ruling Finding U.S. Aid to Boeing Was Illegal
• Crude Oil Is Little Changed at $106.53 a Barrel in N.Y., Reversing Gain
• Senior Bank Bond Risk Tumbles After Ireland Rules Out Haircuts
• Medvedev’s Plan to Oust Putin Allies Tests Limits of Power
• Oil Reaches 30-Month High on Strong China Data, Libyan Conflict
• Rajaratnam Prosecutors Seek to Block Expert on Cisco Deal
• Low-Carbon World Needs $500 Billion a Year to Slow Warming, WEF Says
• Parmalat Delays Shareholders Meeting to June, Board Member Secchi Says
• FSA Capital Rules, Berlin Conference, Ally’s Treasury Stake: Compliance
• Brazil's February Industrial Output Rises 1.9%, Fastest Pace in 11 Months
• Iran Exchange to Start Fuel-Oil Trading in April, Official Says
• Latest Casualty, Injury Figures From Japan Earthquake, Tsunami, Police Say
• Home Depot, Time Warner Lead Debt Offerings in Record Quarter
• JPMorgan, J&J, Toyota, Microsoft, Rajaratnam in Court News
• EU Weighs Deutsche Boerse Curbs as Rivals Bid to Snatch NYSE
• Statoil Makes Norway's `Most Important' Find for 10 Years in Barents Sea
• Australia Newcastle Thermal Coal Falls 2.2% to $121.13 a Ton
• Luka Koper Says It Received No Offers for Intereuropa Holding
• Baltic Exchange Screen-Trading System to Start in May, Penn Says
• U.S. Nuclear Output Declines as NextEra Closes Seabrook Reactor
• Croatia’s Cobankovic Vows More ‘Transparent’ State Asset Sales
• European Stocks Extend Their Gains After U.S. Payrolls Data Top Forecasts
• U.S. Stock-Index Futures Extend Advance as Job Growth Surpasses Estimates
• Treasuries Extend Decline After Data Show U.S. Employers Added Positions
• U.S. Employment Situation Report for March (Text)
• Sweden's Krona Gains May Be Cause for Concern, Finance Minister Borg Says
• France's Biggest Fund Manager Favors Spanish, Italian Notes Over Germany
• Ireland Bows to Trichet on Bondholders as Bank Rescue Reaches $142 Billion
• New York Giants Get 19th Pick in NFL Draft Round 1, Jets Start With 30th
• Yen Drops for Seventh Day, Franc Depreciates as Data Seen Backing Recovery
• Germany’s Gasoil Supplies Drop to 50% Full, Credit Agricole Says
• Nigerians Kill for Election to Parliament With $100,000 a Month Pay, Perks
• Ireland’s Sovereign Credit Rating Cut to BBB+ by S&P With Stable Outlook
• Hungary to Raise Malev’s Capital by 2.5 Billion Forint, MTI Says
• India Delays Start of $3 Billion Energy-Savings Market
• Portugal Accepts Rising Yields on 14-Month Notes in Bid to Avoid Bailout
• Roubini Says ECB Risks Hurting Periphery Nations By Raising Benchmark Rate
• South Africa Beats Tax Target; Gordhan Says Growth May Beat 3.4% Forecast
• Marks & Spencer to Re-Enter Paris After Decade With Champs-Elysees Store
• Treasuries Poised for Second Weekly Decline Before U.S. Employment Report
• Zimbabwe Gem Exports Can Continue Amid Objections, Kimberley Process Says
• Hong Kong, Cornwall Radiation Beats Tokyo Even After Japan Nuclear Crisis
• Fed Funds Opens at 0.13%, Within Target Range, ICAP Says
• Commodities to Raise Food-Company Costs, Morgan Stanley Says
• Kazkommertsbank to Waive Dividends on Ordinary Shares for 2010
• Serm Suk Terminates Agreements With PepsiCo in Thailand
• Somali Leader Says Government Needs a Year to End War, AFP Says
• Standard Life CEO Pay Rises 66% for 2010 on Profit, Promotion
• China Three Gorges Hydropower Project Proceeds as Planned After Protests
• Ukraine’s Galnaftogaz 2010 Net Income More Than Doubled
• Libyan Rebels Seek Cease-Fire After U.S. Vows to Withdraw Jets
• Nasdaq, ICE Top Deutsche Boerse with $11.3 Billion NYSE Bid
• Apranga 1st-Qtr Sales Up 8.3% on Year Earlier, Led By Estonia
• EDF in Talks With Regulator on Post-Fukushima Reactor Remedies
• Cattle Struggling to Survive in Fukushima as Radiation Taints Soil, Water
• Pickles Criticizes Councils for Planning Demands That Stall Homebuilding
• Absa More Than Doubles CEO’s Pay, Incentives on 19% Profit Rise
• Volcom, Men at Work, Oil Cleanup: Intellectual Property
• Shipping Companies Raise Rates for Japan Port Calls, WSJ Reports
• Most Asian Stocks Advance as Materials, Energy Firms Climb on China's PMI
• Libya Rebels Say Any Cease-Fire Deal Must Include Freedoms
• European Factory Growth Slows as Global Economy's Momentum Relies on China
• Corn Gains to One-Month High on Concern Higher Acreage Won't Boost Stocks
• Thai Stocks Surge to 14-Year High on Economic Expansion, Reduced Tension
• Roubini Says Irish Rescue Package Risks Deepening Debt Crisis
• TA’s Sable Needs $200 Million for Zimbabwe Plant, Newsday Says
• U.K. Renewable Energy Incentives Attract 109 Megawatts of Power Capacity
• Senegal’s Wade Scraps Nuclear Power Plans After Japan Quake
• Emerging-Market Stocks Rise to Highest Since June 2008 on Growth
• KKR, Carlyle Lead Best Start of Year for Buyout-Backed IPOs
• Kenya’s Shilling Weakens Against Dollar After Six-Day Rally
• South African Corn, Wheat Futures Prices for April 1
• European Coal Derivatives Advance 0.4%, Second Consecutive Gain
• Mitsubishi UFJ-Morgan Stanley Venture May Post Loss, WSJ Reports
• Bank of China Cuts Interest Rate on Record Deposits of Yuan in Hong Kong
• London ICE Gasoil Rises to 30-Month High, Trades at $1,000 a Ton
• Senegal May Review Tax Deals to Raise Energy Funds, Soleil Says
• Qaddafi Exile Options Span Uganda to Venezuela as Libyan Defections Worse
• Indian Stocks Snaps Eight-Day Rally; Climbs for the Second Week
• London Tube Won’t Have Mobile-Phone Service Before Olympics Games in 2012
• Air China, China Citic: Hong Kong Stocks Preview
• Thailand Stocks: Kim Eng, PTT Chemical, Siam Commercial Bank
• Vietnam Bond Yields Rise to 11-Month High After Rate Increase
• UBS Aims to Double China Revenue in 4 Years, Expand Hiring
• Obama to Highlight Energy-Efficiency Partnership With FedEx, UPS
• Toyota Profit to Be Reduced by Earthquake, Tsunami, President Toyoda Says
• Benin’s Opposition Leader Rejects Constitutional Court Ruling
• Australia Boom Means Men Without Degree Earn More Than Bernanke
• Thai Banks, Refiners, Food Makers Drive SET Rally, SCB Asset’s Sopana Says
• European Ports, Shippers Brace for Delayed Quake Impact: Freight Markets
• China to Build Solar Power Plants in Western Provinces
• Kenyan Stock Exchange Chief Sees Inflation, Politics ‘Risks’ This Quarter
• Serbians Wait for Prosperity 10 Years After Milosevic Arrest
• PKN March Refining Margin Unchanged at $1.30 a Barrel
• Singapore Stocks: Ascendas REIT, Mewah, STX OSV Holdings
• China May Raise Rates If ECB, Fed Do, Ex-PBOC Adviser Says
• Richards Bay Coal Shipments Continuing as Normal Even as Rail Lines Closed
• Leisurenet Ex-Chiefs Start Seven-Year Sentences, Cape Times Says
• EBRD to Lend $10 Million to Ukraine’s Nadezhda LPG Distributor
• Peru Consumer Prices Rose 0.7% in March From February, Government Reports
• EU Carbon Permits Rise to Two-Week High Before Verified Data
• Japan May Consider Daylight Saving to Curb Power Use
• Indian Cricket World Cup Frenzy Pushes Tickets for Mumbai Final to $10,000
• Kenya Files Challenge Against ICC’s Post-Election Violence Cases
• Vattenfall Says State Meeting on German Reactor Future Delayed
• French Fertilizer Deliveries Increase on Potassium, Group Says
• Malaysia Stocks: Crescendo, Glomac, Sapura Industrial, Sunway
• Yuan Finishes Weekly Gain on Oil Cost Rise, Manufacturing Health
• KKR European Retail Partner Pfeffer Leaves to Start Own Company
• IMF Special Drawing Rights Must Be Boosted, Stiglitz Says in FT
• Russia Will Ban Fish Deliveries From Japan Soon, Interfax Says
• Ringgit Trades Near 1997 High on Fund Inflows; Bonds Decline
• Hong Kong Stocks Gain for Second Week on China Manufacturing
• Europe March Manufacturing Growth Slows More Than Estimated
• France Finds ‘Weak’ Radioactivity in Rainwater, Plant Samples
• BOJ’s Newest Board Member Says Underwriting Would Boost Costs
• Manufacturing in South Africa Rises to 13-Month High as Demand Picks Up
• Danish Manufacturing Growth Slows in March on Orders, Production
• Austria’s 2011 GDP Forecast Raised a Third Time to 2.5 Percent
• European Unemployment Fell in February, Led by Germany, Italy
• SADC Calls on Zimbabwe to Complete All Provisions of Power-Sharing Accord
• Hermes Says It's in Discussions to Sell a 45% Stake in Jean-Paul Gaultier
• Greek Hospital Chiefs Face Firing on Budget Concern, Ta Nea Says
• Polish Manufacturing Accelerates More Than Economists Forecast on Exports
• China to Cut Nuclear Goal After Japan Reactor Crisis
• Bulgaria’s Two-Month Budget Deficit 750.5 Million Lev
• Taiwan Bonds Decline as Central Bank May Raise Rates Further
• Polish Stocks: PKN Orlen, PZU, Trakcja Shares Move in Warsaw
• Shell Agrees to Sell Stake in Nigeria Block to Eland, Starcrest
• Pound Erases Advances Against Euro, Dollar as Manufacturing Growth Slows
• Wheat Soars as La Nina's Persistence Threatens Harvests From China to U.S.
• FIFA, UEFA Suspend Bosnia and Herzegovina Soccer Team From Playing Games
• Russian Manufacturing Grew in March at Fastest Pace Since 2006
• Philippine Peso Declines This Week on Inflation, Growth Concern
• Logitech Falls Most in More Than 7 Years After Cutting Its Profit Forecast
• China's Smaller Cities Lead Home Prices Higher, Defying Government Curbs
• Italy Banks Said to Seek Delay in Parmalat's Annual Shareholders Meeting
• Goodrich Buys Flight Control Maker Microtecnica for $468 Million
• Sports Direct Names Charlie McCreevy Non-Executive Director
• Blackstone-Backed Senrigan Said to Grow Assets to $1 Billion
• Cargill Plans to Become a Shipowner Again, TradeWinds Reports
• China's Stocks Rise Most in Four Weeks After Manufacturing Growth Quickens
• Pound Strengthens Versus Dollar, Euro on Demand for Sterling-Based Assets
• Manufacturing Grows for 24th Month in India, Increasing Pressure on Rates
• Nomura Plans to Hire 600 University Graduates in Japan
• Intesa Sanpaolo Declines to Comment on Messaggero Report of Capital Hike
• Fukushima Turning Point May Lift Secrecy of Nuclear Safety Group
• NPC Falls Most Since Debut as Japan’s Quake Halts Supply
• Oil Rises to 30-Month High on Libya Conflict; OPEC Output Slides
• American Airlines, Japan Airlines to Start Partnership, WSJ Says
• Central London Faces Biggest Prime-Office Shortage Since 1980, Capita Says
• Croatia’s Agrokor to Buy Slovenia’s Tus in Serbia, Poslovni Says
• Akfen Holding of Turkey to Begin Production at 25.8 MW Hydropower Plant
• Irish Count on $142 Billion Package to End Worst Banking Crisis in Europe
• Samsung Aims to Be Among Top 3 Wireless Network Gear Makers
• Norway Labor, Employer Groups Reach Agreement on Wage Increase
• U.S. Wary of Arming Libyan Rebels as Defection Shakes Qaddafi
• Chinese Stocks Deliver Best Asia Returns as Baring Predicts Bigger Advance
• Uniflora Said to Plan to Sell About $300 Million of 5-Year Bonds
• Athens Exchange Reports Record Losses in 2010, Kathimerini Says
• LCH Raises Additional Margin Charge for Irish Government Securities to 45%
• South African White, Yellow Corn Prices Rise by Limits on Futures Exchange
• Mercator’s Call to Investors “Changed the Picture,” Lasko Says
• Shell Sells Chile Fuel Business to Quinenco for $614 Million
• Wall Street Banks Urge Tokyo Staff to Swap Nuclear Fear for Business Focus
• European Stocks Advance Before Release of Monthly U.S. Employment Report
• Norway Manufacturing Expands as Global Recovery Spurs Exports
• Czech Policy Makers Say Inflation Is Well Anchored, Demand Weak
• Sime Darby, Tenaga, Mitsui to Sign Pact to Study Use of Biogas in Malaysia
• EU Provides Guidance on Managing Carbon Capture, Storage Risks
• Japanese Stocks Decline for First Time in Three Days as Oil Price Advances
• Spanish Savings Rate Declines to 19.8% in Fourth Quarter
• Portugal Opposition Party’s Lead Widens in Poll, Expresso Says
• Ivory Coast Rebels Fight for Gbagbo’s Stronghold Abidjan
• Serbia Mulls Price Caps for Mobile Phone Services, Danas Reports
• Russia Sets Minimum Grain Prices for State Purchases
• Hong Kong House Prices Likely to Drop 25%-30% as Rates Rise, Barclays Says
• Xstrata, Chugoku Agree Thermal Coal Price at $129.80, Dow Says
• Verbund Unit Enerjisa Buys Turkish Wind Project License From Italcementi
• Antimony, Rare Earths to Rally on China’s Extended New-Mine Ban
• Tabreed of Abu Dhabi Completes Recapitalization Program
• European Stock Futures Advance Before U.S. Employment Report
• ASX Says It Doesn’t Know Whether FIRB Will Extend Deadline
• Highest-Paid 25 Hedge Fund Managers Got $22 Billion, NYT Says
• Japan Auto Sales Plunge Record 37% as Quake Deters Buyers, Shuts Factories
• Japan’s Government Bonds Fall, Head for 2-Week Loss, Before U.S. Jobs Data
• Merkel’s Coalition to Close Eight Nuclear Plants, Leipziger Says
• Philips’s New Chief Van Houten Tackles Elusive TV Overhaul
• Amper Sales to Grow 60% on Elandia Purchase, Expansion Reports
• Beiersdorf’s Tesa to Make Pharmaceutical Plasters, FAZ Reports
• Rangers Football Club Says Its First-Half Profit Falls on Lower Revenue
• Czech Banks’ Net Profit Drops to $3.2 Billion, Hospodarske Says
• SABMiller Says 92.66% of Bondholders Accepted Bavaria's Refinancing Offer
• Copper Drops, Heads for First Weekly Fall in Three, on China Rates Concern
• Old Mutual Says Maryland Insurance Administration Approves U.S. Life Sale
• European-Iranian Bank May Face EU Sanctions, Handelsblatt Says
• China Manufacturing Grows at Faster Pace as Economy Withstands Tightening
• BayernLB in Talks to Buy Commerzbank’s Stake in KGAL, FAZ Says
• Taiwan Stock Movers: Acer, AU Optronics Corp., Wan Hai Lines
• Subprime Bonds Are Back in Favor With U.S. Investors, WSJ Says
• Mmeka to Pay $1.21 Billion for Ankara Gas Grid in May, HT Says
• Norway Trade Minister to Hold Presser on State Holdings, DN Says
• South Africa Delays Implementation of Companies Act After Years of Debate
• Barry Callebaut Net Rises on Chocolate Sales to India, China
• Isbank Expected to Name Ozince Chairman, Bali CEO, Milliyet Says
• Schneider Electric Reaches Agreement With Soitec for Solar Power Venture
• AES to Sell its Solar Energy Division in Spain, Expansion Says
• Santander, BBVA Are Favorites to Buy CAM Bank, Economista Says
• All3Media Up for Sale for as Much as $1.2 Billion, FT Reports
• Intesa Sanpaolo Weighing $7 Billion Capital Increase, Messaggero Reports
• China May Invest Up to $5.64 Billion in Polish Power, Rzeczpospolita Says
• Kenyans Living Abroad Sent Home $124.9 Million in First Two Months of Year
• Coal of Africa Names Wayne Koonin Financial Director With Immediate Effect
• Murray & Roberts Incoming CEO’s Focus on Cash Recovery, Business Day Says
• Malaysia Market Able to Absorb Railway Sukuk, Badlisyah Says
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 04/01/2011
• Indonesia Stocks: Bank Rakyat, Bumi Resources, Sorini Agro Asia
• CANADA DAYBOOK: Election Campaign, Nokia CEO Elop’s Speech
• China’s Crude Oil Demand to Rise 14% by 2015, PetroChina Says
• Kenya’s Kenyatta, Muthaura Quit Security Posts to Meet Order, Nation Says
• Philippine Stocks: Aboitiz Power, Globe Telecom, Jollibee, PLDT
• Rosneft May Hire Russian Regulator Milovidov, Vedomosti Reports
• China Stocks: Citic Bank, Fuanna, Merchants Bank, Ping An
• Russia to Sell VTB Shares in Second Half of 2012, Vedomosti Says
• India's Uttar Pradesh Seeks 100 Megawatts of Solar Power to Meet Target
• Bank of Montreal’s ETF Assets Doubled Since September, WSJ Says
• Ganeshvani Merchandise Planning 5-Megawatt Solar Power Project in Gujarat
• Kestrel Retains Its Rank as Kenya’s Biggest Brokerage, Business Daily Says
• Unipec May Halt Diesel Exports This Month to Build Supplies Within China
• FRANCE DAYBOOK: Sarkozy, Fillon to Discuss Ivory Coast
• Mortgage Brokers Win Bid to Block Federal Reserve Loan Commissions Rule
• Women Basketball Programs Lose Money as Salaries Break College Budgets
• Global Funds Buy Net 22.9 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Quake-Surviving Pandas to Debut as Tokyo's Ueno Zoo Opens to Public Again
• Rubio’s Demands Show Tea Party May Not Bend on Raising U.S. Debt Limit
• Increases in U.S. Payrolls, Manufacturing Were Probably Sustained in March
• Sokol Seen as Showing Poor Judgment While Violating No Laws Over Lubrizol
• Cephalon Accused by Fund of Failing to Weigh Valeant Buyout Bid
• Ex-Galleon Manager Smith Questioned by Rajaratnam Attorney Over ATI Trades
• Republican Budget Cuts Collide With Job Training to Assist Businesses
• Fed Let Brokers Turn Junk to Cash at Height of Financial Crisis
• Yankees Beat Tigers on Baseball’s Opening Day Behind Teixeira, Granderson
• ACS, Banco BPI, Sacyr Vallehermoso : Iberian Equity Preview
• Bernanke Cash Drives Junk Bond Frenzy as JPMorgan Faces Record Competition
• Gates Backs Obama on Libya Air Attacks After Early Skepticism
• U.S. Lawmakers Seek Budget Agreement Amid Splits on Spending Cuts, Policy
• Blackstone Said to Gain Control of Manhattan Office Tower With Debt Deal
• U.S. Bancorp’s Nelson Says Fed Window Mistaken as ‘Last Resort’
• Deutsche Post AG, GDF Suez, Natraceutical: European Equity Market Preview
• Berkshire’s Abel Advances in Buffett’s ‘Top 4’ After Sokol Exit
• U.S. May Allow More Sugar Imports on Tight Supply, Imperial Says
• GDF Suez, JCDecaux, Maurel & Prom: French Equity Market Preview
• Libyan Rebel Forces Need Training More Than Weapons, Gates Says
• Highway Deaths Decline 3% In 2010 for Fifth Year of Record Lows, U.S. Says