Archive

May 26, 2011

• Lionel Messi’s Bonuses Mount as Barcelona Plans Salary Review Amid Losses
• Fire Put Out at Tepco’s Dai-Ni Plant, No Radiation Leakage
• Epistar Shares Surges Most in Two Months After Cree, Nichia Orders Report
• China Is Interested in Buying New Zealand Government Bonds, English Says
• Asian Currencies Decline This Week, led by Peso, on European Debt Crisis
• Lenovo Shares Climb in Hong Kong After Quarterly Profit Beats Estimates
• Pansy Ho Raises $1.5 Billion in MGM China IPO at Top of Range
• BRAZIL DAYBOOK: Vale Ferreira Speaks on Analyst Conference Call
• Philippine Stocks Movers: Aboitiz Power Corp., Philex Mining
• Global Food Costs May Rise More on Supply Lag, BOJ Executive Nakaso Says
• U.K. Author Loses Singapore Appeal as Court Upholds Six-Week Jail Sentence
• Formula 1 Team Uses 175-Mile-Per-Hour Rolling Billboard to Find Sponsors
• China’s Money Rate Declines Most in Week as Bills Due to Mature
• Dairy Output in Largest Exporters May Rise in 2012, NAB Says in Report
• Qihoo 360 Plans to Offer Cloud-Computing Services in China, CEO Says
• Samsung Electronics to Shift Solar Business to SDI, Economic Daily Reports
• Malaysia Stocks: Cahya Mata, Genting, KNM, Malaysian Resources
• China Won’t Add Offshore Yuan Center Before 2015, Caixin Says
• Ozawa Says Kan Should Quit as Japan’s Prime Minister, WSJ Says
• New Zealand Dollar Advances to Three-Year High on Optimism China Will Buy
• NFL, Dallas Cowboys Owner Jones Seek Dismissal of Super Bowl Ticket Suit
• Starfish Prefers Energy Efficiency Technologies Over Solar, Wave Power
• Astra, International Nickel, Ramayana: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Dollar Falls Versus Euro, Yen on Concern U.S. Recovery Is Losing Momentum
• Nippon Yusen to Favor Short-Term Container-Ship Charters on Fuel Concerns
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Gome, Great Wall, Lenovo, Minmetals: Hong Kong Stocks Preview
• Aboitiz Power, Philex Mining: Philippine Stocks Preview
• South Korea Stocks: LG International, Songwon, STX Pan Ocean
• Bocom to ‘Narrow the Gap’ in Pay to Attract Top Bankers from Foreign Firms
• The Path From Spilled Milk to the Fine Print in Mortgages: View
• Starbucks Unit Objects to Ending Borders Licensing Agreement
• Australia, N.Z. Dollars Fall on Decline in Commodities
• Bangchak Plans to Invest $1.64 Billion for Solar Expansion, Post Reports
• Japan Government Bonds Rise; 10-Year Yield Falls 2.5 Basis Points to 1.12%
• What Does Mladic’s Capture Say About Qaddafi’s Fate?: View
• Rod Blagojevich, on Stand, Denies Charges in Chicago Trial
• BP Reports Mechanical Issue at Carson, California, Refinery
• Romney to Announce Republican Presidential Bid June 2, Aide Says
• Genting, Petronas Chemicals, Star, YTL: Malaysia Equity Preview
• Boustead, Genting, Olam, Tat Hong: Singapore Stocks Preview
• Why Obama Should Fight Hard for Elizabeth Warren: Jonathan Alter
• Contact Energy Says 504-Megawatt Hauauru Ma Raki Wind Farm Approved
• Asciano Says Maritime Union Stops Industrial Action at Australian Docks
• Wasserman Schultz Says Voters Rejecting Republican Agenda
• Greater China Daybook: Lagarde Seeks China’s Backing for IMF Role; Alipay
• MGM China Said to Price IPO Shares at HK$15.34
• Japanese Stock Futures Little Changed as Yen Strengthens; Australia Gains
• Oprah, American Girls and Other Binge Dreamers: Virginia Postrel
• South Korea Current-Account Surplus Widens to 4-Month High on Export Gain
• China First Quarter Wind Power Output Rises 60.4%, People’s Daily Reports
• Rat Balloons Used in Union Protests Allowed by Labor Board
• Aston Martin Brings Leather Smell to Cygnet
• Qaddafi Said to Seek Night Refuge in Hospitals
• Nokia Gets Partial Review of ITC Patent Case Against Apple
• Gold May Gain as Europe’s Debt Crisis Spurs Demand, Survey Shows
• Copper May Rise on Renewed Concern About Supply, Survey Shows
• Ex-Banker Wants You to Trade Wall Street ‘Misery’ for Mongolia
• Electrocomponents, T&L, Severn Trent: U.K., Irish Equity Preview
• Tiger Moms Take Apple’s Hometown as Asians Lead Growth in U.S.
• Tudor Leads Hedge Funds Using Options to Bet on China Stocks
• That Recession Forecast? Yield Curve Says No Way: Caroline Baum
• Sugar Price May Gain on Signs of Increased Demand, Survey Shows
• Facebook Says New York Lawsuit Is a Fraud
• Pemex $1.25 Billion Offering Swells Sales to 11-Month High: Mexico Credit
• AMB Property to Replace ProLogis in S&P 500 Index, S&P Says
• U.S. Farm Exports May Increase to Record $137 Billion
• Massey Energy Judge Tells Investor Lawyers He May Not Block Sale to Alpha
• Marvell Technology Group Rallies After Forecasts Beat Analysts’ Estimates
• Kennedy Airport Terror-Plot Suspect Found Guilty in Failed Bombing Attack
• Republicans Ponder Plan for 20% Small-Business Tax Deduction
• Knights of Columbus Targets BofA Foreclosure Actions in Suit
• Medvedev Seeks to Recapture Lost Russian Electoral Momentum at G-8 Summit
• Greece ‘Cheated’ to Join Euro; Sanctions Since Were Too Soft, Issing Says
• Djokovic Perfect Season Start Next Test Is Del Potro at French Open Tennis
• South African Equity Market Preview: Absa, Freeworld, Insimbi Refractory
• Argentine Stocks: Banco Macro, Banco Santander Decline
• Brazilian Real Rises on Weaker-Than-Forecast U.S. Economic Data
• Emerging Stocks Advance Most in 5 Weeks on Korea, U.S. Economy
• Cowen Seeing Weak Growth Makes ‘Great Stagnation’ Hotly Debated Bestseller
• N.Y. City Opera Singers File Federal Complaint to Stop Lincoln Center Exit
• Aboitiz, Daewoo, Lenovo, Woodside: Asia Ex-Japan Equity Preview
• Hispanic Population Grows 4 Times Faster Than U.S.
• Playwright Says Character’s `Spirit’ Genesis of Play: Video
• Swiss Resident to Pay $1.4 Million in Settling SEC Insider Case
• Deutsche Bank Sells Exchange-Traded Notes Tied to U.S. Dollar
• Google Shows Mobile Payment, Coupon Service to Expand in Ads
• Nobao Renewable Postpones Plans for Initial Public Offering in U.S.
• Station Casinos Wins Nevada Gaming Regulators’ Approval of Bankruptcy Plan
• Russia’s RTS Stock-Index Futures Rise Following U.S. Stocks
• BofA, Morgan Stanley Settle Claims on Military Foreclosures
• Ethanol Futures Rise for Second Day on Concerns Over Production Costs
• OGX Sells $2.56 Billion of Seven-Year Bonds in Debut Issue
• Canada’s Dollar Declines for a Second Day as U.S. Growth Trails Forecast
• Fresenius Ordered to Pay $82.6 Million to Resolve Medicare Billing Lawsuit
• Colombia Stocks: Bolsa de Valores, Colinversiones, Fabricato
• Treasuries Rally on European Debt Turmoil, Slower U.S. Growth, Auction Bid
• MALAYSIA DAYBOOK: Sime Darby, Genting, Petronas Chemicals, KNM
• Obama Administration Slashes Red Tape Tangling Car Fumes to Spilled Milk
• Dollar Tumbles on Rate Prospects; Euro Slumps to Record Low Against Franc
• Intermune to Start European Sales of Lung Drug in September
• Christie to Pull New Jersey Out of ‘Gimmicky’ U.S. Northeast Carbon Market
• U.S. Environment Agency May Scrap Unneeded Rules Through Regulatory Review
• SeatGeek Crunches Data to Help Sports, Music Fans Duck Scalpers
• South Korean Lenders’ Capital Adequacy Ratio Declines for Second Quarter
• China Lures Crude From U.S. as Colombia’s Ecopetrol Targets Asia Oil Sales
• Chile Stocks: Cencosud, Lan, Parque Arauco, Ripley, Socovesa
• U.S. Stocks Rise as Corporate Profits Overshadow Economic Data
• Pandora Sales More Than Double Ahead of IPO
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, May 26
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on May 26
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, May 26
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, May 26
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, May 26
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for May 26
• Crude Oil Volatility Drops as Futures Fall From Two-Week High
• Workplace Reporting Requirements to Be Cut Under Obama Plan
• Internet Chiefs Want G-8 Leaders to Provide Universal Access
• Syms Surges Most Since 2009 After Reporting Possible Sale
• Wider U.S. Nuclear Evacuation Zone Unneeded, Official Says
• JAPAN DAYBOOK: CPI, Sony Forecast, Honda’s U.S. Production
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for May 26
• Google Says Demand Surges for Video Advertising on Web Network
• Abbott’s Cholesterol Combo Fails to Protect Heart in Study
• Total Shuts Equipment at Texas Refinery After ‘Power Blip’
• U.K. Banking Commission Head Says Not Ruled Out Bank Split Idea
• IMF Sees $160 Billion Funding Need in Mideast, North Africa
• Freescale Semiconductor Rises After IPO Priced at Bottom of Reduced Range
• J&J Will Seek FDA Approval by 2013 for Alzheimer’s Drug
• AboveNet in Play as Fiber Creates 43% Verizon Premium: Real M&A
• Air France 447 Probe Says Crew Ill-Prepared, Liberation Says
• Toronto-Dominion, CIBC Profits Miss Estimates as Trading Revenue Falls
• Stocks in U.S. Advance for Second Day as Profits Overshadow Economic Data
• Microsoft Is Said to Plan Preview of Windows Tablet Software
• Alipay Gets ‘Critical’ China Payment License as Yahoo Seeks Compensation
• Echoes: After Revolution, the Hard Part
• U.S. Economy: Consumer Spending Cools More Than Estimated
• Madoff Trustee Picard Charges $5,803 Daily, Lawyer Says
• Midcontinent Gasoline, Diesel Gain on Midwest Refinery Outages
• Amtrak May Come Under More U.S. Control in House Bill
• Venezuela Shakes Up PDVSA’s Board of Directors After Pension Fund Losses
• Inspection, Compliance Data Disclosure to Be Widened by U.S. FDA
• Chinese Battles May Push Christie’s to $308 Million H.K. Record
• Target Says ‘Limited Number’ of Buyers for Card Portfolio
• ISM’s Norbert Ore to Retire, Replaced by Dean Food’s Holcomb
• Bloomberg Invokes 1969’s Stonewall Inn Uprising in Call for Gay Marriage
• Gasoline Gains on Refinery Outages, Speculation Demand Will Rise
• Crude Oil Falls From Two-Week High as Reports Show Slower U.S. Expansion
• Clijsters Beaten by Rus at French Open; Nadal, Murray, Sharapova Advance
• Corn, Soybean Premiums Steady as Demand for U.S. Exports Slows
• U.S. Pays $158 Million to Doctors to Adopt Digital Records
• On the Economy, Egypt’s New Leaders Should Follow Mubarak
• Mets Owners Seek to Move Picard Suit to District Court
• Man. City’s Kolo Toure Gets 6-Month Ban After Failing Drug Test
• Carter: Economic Stagnation Explained, at 30,000 Feet
• Summit Entertainment Signs 5-Year Accord to Show Films on HBO
• LATAM Airlines Says It’s ‘Confident’ of Antitrust Approval
• Giants Catcher Buster Posey Likely Lost for Rest of Season With Broken Leg
• Easyjet Studies Airbus, Boeing Offers on Narrowbodies
• Cotton Prices Drop as U.S. Exports Scrapped; Orange Juice Slumps
• Wisconsin Court Voids Changes to Public Employee Collective-Bargaining Law
• ASML CFO Says Cymer Takeover Speculation Is ‘Nonsense’
• Natural Gas Extends Drop in N.Y. After Bigger-Than-Forecast Supply Gain
• Brazil Cuts Estimate for ‘Gigantic’ Oil Field After Drilling
• House Lawmakers Push for Repeal of Contractor Tax This Year
• Nasdaq ‘Maniacally Focused’ on Its Business, CEO Greifeld Says
• Sri Lanka Reaches 133-2 Against England on the First Day of Cricket Test
• Einhorn Is in Talks to Buy $200 Million Minority Stake in Baseball’s Mets
• ‘Rogue’ Websites Targeted in Bill Passed by Senate Panel
• Copper Falls as European Debt Crisis May Erode Metal Demand
• FIFA’s Bin Hammam Says Bribe Probe Should Be Extended to President Blatter
• Pemex Plans Maintenance Work at Cadereyta Unit Through June 9
• Cocoa Rises in N.Y. on Ivory Coast Turmoil; Sugar, Coffee Climb
• U.S. Energy Department Natural Gas Update for May 25 (Text)
• U.S. Lawyer Won’t Hear FIFA Bribery Case Because of Conflict of Interest
• Tablemac Rises to Four-Year High on Outlook, Recommendation
• Sarkozy Lauds Lagarde’s ‘Predictable’ Personality in IMF Bid
• Republicans to Hone Medicare Pitch After New York Loss in House Contest
• Canada NDP Names Former Autoworker Union Negotiator Nash as Finance Critic
• Moon Has More Water Than Previously Thought in Challenge to View of Origin
• Strauss-Kahn Lawyer Brafman Defended Rappers, Mobsters, Michael Jackson
• FIFA Bribery Probe Said to Have Evidence of $40,000 Payments by Bin Hammam
• AT&T’s Bid for T-Mobile May Raise Wireless Prices, Lawmakers Say
• Garden Ridge Said to Weigh Sale of Craft Chain With Peter Solomon Advising
• Investor Uses ETF Options to Bet on Decline in Silver Prices
• Peru Stocks: Alturas Minerals, Candente, Cerro Verde, Volcan
• Former NBA Player Micheal Ray Richardson to Coach in Thailand
• Serbia Police Arrest Ratko Mladic, Europe’s Most Wanted War Crimes Suspect
• Rousseff Says She May Veto Brazil Bill Forgiving Logging
• Citigroup Hires Nomura’s Hutchings as Its Europe Mining, Energy M&A Chief
• JSL to Expand Services in Commodities Industry to Boost Revenue
• Texas Passes Voter Photo-ID Law
• Teenage Country Crooner Scotty McCreery Crowned Fox’s 10th ‘American Idol’
• IMF Makes $170.7 Million Standby Funds Available to Latvia
• Petrobras Pasadena Refining in Texas Reports Emissions
• The Internet Changes Everything — Except Four Things
• U.K. Winter Gas, Power Rise After Brent Oil Reaches 2-Week High
• Gross Says Savers at a Disadvantage for Years: Tom Keene
• Heinz to Cut Up to 1,000 Jobs, Raises Dividend
• EDF Says Dungeness Reactor 21 Halt in U.K. is for Refueling
• Eurotunnel, Star to Build $353 Million U.K.-to-France Transmision Line
• Greece Starts Sale of Hellenic Telecom Stake to Germany’s Deutsche Telekom
• CME, Ukraine Sign Memorandum of Understanding on Futures
• New York Islanders Captain Doug Weight Retires From NHL After 19 Seasons
• European Gasoline Stockpiles Drop to Below Last Year’s Level
• Republican Senators Question Geithner on Debt-Limit Deadline
• Cameron Pledges $180 Million Aid Package for Egypt, Tunisia
• Brazil Center-South Sugar Output Drops 17% in 1st Half of May
• Kudrin Sees Income Boost in Gas Tax, Interfax Says
• Russia Urges Mandatory Nuclear Safety Rules After Japan Accident
• Canadian Stocks Decline After TD, CIBC Miss Earnings Estimates
• Cocoa Market to Have 189,000-Ton Surplus, ICCO Forecasts
• German Power Little Changed; Merkel Seeks Global Nuclear Checks
• France Strikes Deal to Sell Four Mistral Warships to Russia
• Swiss Bank Earnings May Be Squeezed by Rule Changes, IMF Says
• ‘Oprah’ Draws Largest Audience in Over 17 Years, CBS Says
• Finra Fines Credit Suisse, Bank of America Over RMBS Errors
• Ener-G Plans to Start its First Johannesburg Waste-to-Energy Plant
• Ukraine Exported 600,000 Tons of Grain in May, Association Says
• United Nations Says West Africa Is Facing Influx of Fighters and Weapons
• U.S. Gulf Crude Premiums Strengthen as WTI-Brent Gap Widens
• U.S. Natural Gas Shipments Drop on Report of Higher Inventories
• For Republicans, Senate Freshman Portman Is Senior on U.S. Economic Issues
• U.S. Stocks Little Changed as Tech Gains
• Brazil Fund Switches From Railways to Wind Farms to Feed Growth
• Trade Votes Needed in U.S. Congress by August, Hatch Says
• Oltchim Seeks to Buy Petrom Refinery Before Privatization
• Zloty Slides to Lowest in More Than a Month on Greece Concern
• Tucker Says BOE Needs to Coordinate New Bank-Regulation Powers
• Polish Stocks: Globe Trade Centre, Orlen Shares Move in Warsaw
• Ukraine to Export Up to 24 Million Tons of Grain, Noble Says
• Greek ‘Exasperated’ Gather for a Second Day of Demonstrations
• Minerva Climbs After Saying Funds May Bid 120.5 Pence a Share for Company
• South Africa Stock Preview: Cargo Carriers, 1time
• Benchmark DAX Index Declines After U.S. Jobless Claims, GDP Growth Data
• Iran Nuclear Plant to Start Soon: Russia
• South African Deputy Reserve Bank Governor Guma to Leave Post End of July
• Supreme Court Upholds Arizona Illegal-Hiring Law
• Aussie Rallies From Almost Six-Week Low as Business Investment Increases
• Ruble Rises Most in 3 Months as Ignatiev ‘Satisfied’ With Swings
• BTA Bank Bonds ‘Everyone Loves to Hate’ Slide to Record Lows
• Swiss Stocks Are Little Changed; Actelion Gains, Syngenta Drops
• German 10-Year Yield Drops Below 3%; IMF May Withhold Greece’s Bailout Aid
• Colombian Protesters Block Cerrejon Coal Railway, Caracol Says
• Pakistan Suicide Bombing Kills at Least 25 in Attack on Government Offices
• Unions Use U.S. Labor Board to Bully Employers, Lawyers Say
• IMF May Withhold Greek Aid: Juncker
• Vermont’s Shumlin Uses Obama Health Law to Build Bridge to State-Run Care
• South African Stocks Climb For Third Day; Standard Bank, Mr Price Advance
• Colombia Stocks: Bolsa de Valores, Colinversiones, Tablemac Rise
• Indian Oil Said to Buy Nigeria Forcados, Bonga Crude From Shell
• Most European Stocks Fall on Concern IMF May Withhold Greek Aid
• UBS Is Not in Talks to Move Switzerland Headquarters, Chief Gruebel Says
• Bank of Ireland Said to Near Junior Debt-For-Equity Offer
• Elan, London Stock Exchange, Man: U.K., Irish Equity Preview
• Carlyle Group Took $118 Million From Libyan Fund, Group Says
• Lukoil First-Quarter Profit Jumps 71% on Rising Oil Prices
• Apax Partners Said to Seek $13 Billion for Leveraged-Buyout Fund
• Treasuries Gain as Growth Slows, European Debt Crisis Concern Is Renewed
• Statnett Starts Repair on Power Cable From Norway to Netherlands
• U.K. Agency Warns Travelers to Germany of E. coli Outbreak
• Euroclear Bank to Start Operating in Chile, Larrain Says
• USDA Expands Cattle-Grazing Access on Texas Land Amid Drought
• Russian Grain Imports Will Be Lower Than Expected, Group Says
• Freeworld Coatings Says Its Six-Month EBITDA to Decline by As Much as 10%
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for May 26
• Ukraine Banks Owe 67 Billion Hryvnia on Central Bank Refinancing
• Rand Gains Against Dollar as EU Debt Concern Fades; Bonds Rise on PPI Data
• BAE to Sell Regional Aircraft Leasing Company for $187 Million
• Telefonica to Raise $1.1 Billion From Call-Center Unit IPO
• ECB’s Paramo Says ‘Vienna’ Plan for Greece May Be Positive
• Barclays to Cut 500 Employees From British Corporate Division
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: CFC Stanbic of Kenya, Jubilee Holdings
• Commerce Plans Export Regulation Overhaul to Boost Trade
• Befimmo First-Half Earnings Climb 33% on Gains From Disposals
• Pound Gains to a Two-Month High Against Euro; IMF May Not Give Greece Aid
• Russian Equity Movers: X5 Retail, Surgutneftegas Are Active
• OPEC to Boost Exports 1.6% on Western Demand, Oil Movements Says
• Scene Last Night: Offit, Ackman, Harvard Hillel, ’Agile City’
• Czech Banks Are ‘In Good Position’ to Meet Basel III, S&P Says
• Hisamitsu’s Noven Unit Cited by FDA on Pexeva Promotional Card
• Inflated Bank Borrowing Costs Fuel Uncertainty, BNP’s Egan Says
• Petrobras Is Drilling 573 Exploration Wells
• Brazil’s Jobless Rate in April Falls to 6.4%, Lowest for Month Since 2002
• Mladic’s Arrest Gives Serbia EU-Entry Momentum, Fule Says
• South Africa Rejects Covered Bonds as Risk to Depositors, Regulator Says
• Mr Price Profit Jumps 50% After Raising Prices, Closing Loss-Making Stores
• Explosions in China’s Jiangxi Province Kill Two People, Including Bomber
• Tullow Buys EO Group’s Ghana Assets to Increase Jubilee Stake
• AAA Auto Says First-Quarter Net Income Rises on Sold Cars
• South Africa Seeks to Cut Power Demand by 5,000 Megawatts, Reuters Says
• Carla Bruni-Sarkozy Offers Hint of Her Pregnancy at G-8 Summit
• Turkish Stocks Rise as Europe’s Debt Concern Eases; Yields Fall
• Christie Says New Jersey Plans to Exit U.S. Northeast’s Carbon Market
• VTB CEO Says U.S. ‘Nearly Bankrupt’ as Instability Lingers
• Russia RTS Stock-Index Futures Fall 0.3% at Start of Trade
• Siemens Denies Supplying Compressors for Damaged Iran Refinery
• IMF Needs ‘Financing Assurances’ Before Greek Disbursement
• Japan Should Stop Building Skyscrapers After Quake, Mori Says
• Toshiba Rebounds From Crisis on Ipad Demand
• Kansas City Fed’s Manufacturing Survey for May (Text)
• Saudi Aramco Said to Increase Second-Half Naphtha Premium to $21
• Manhattan District Attorney Said to Add Women to Strauss-Kahn Prosecutors
• Latvia Anti-Corruption Bureau Opens Criminal Probe of Officials
• Goldman Sachs Lowers Year-End 2011 S&P 500 Forecast to 1,450
• Fed Investigates Allegations Against Goldman Sachs’ Litton Unit
• Locke Promises to Press for Human Rights as China Ambassador
• Hungary Bucks Trend of Greek-Style Asset Sales as Orban Eying Utilities
• Fed Gave Banks Crisis Gains on $80 Billion Secretive Loans as Low as 0.01%
• Error-Prone Kim Clijsters Loses Way in Loss Against Rus at French Open
• Egyptian Stocks: Mobinil, Talaat Moustafa Group, Palm Hills
• Ghana’s Cedi Gains to Strongest in Almost Two Weeks to Dollar on Bond Sale
• France Watches EDF Power Supply as Drought Lowers Rivers
• Talaat, Palm Hills Advance After Report on New Property Law
• IMF Says It’s Ready to Cooperate with Prosecutor on Strauss-Kahn
• Slide in U.S. Consumer Comfort Ends as Gasoline Prices Decrease
• U.S. Senate Advances Extension of Patriot Act Wiretap Power
• Natural-Gas Supply Probably Rose 97 Bcf, Bloomberg Users Say
• Dollar Declines on Interest-Rate Outlook After Weaker-Than-Forecast Data
• Lloyds Banking Said to Rule Out Sale of Scottish Widows Unit
• Pound Erases Drop Against Euro As Juncker Says IMF May Not Pay Greek Aid
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, May 26
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, May 26
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, May 26
• Japan to Tackle Debt After Disaster Reconstruction, G-8 Says
• KazMunaiGas Says Workers’ Strikes Have Little Impact on Output
• Senate’s Grassley Says SAC Capital Met With Investigation Staff
• European Stocks Drop on Report IMF May Withhold Aid to Greece; Man Rallies
• German 10-Year Yield Declines Below 3%; IMF May Not Give Greece Assistance
• Barrick Evacuates Dominican Republic Gold Project on Flood Risk
• Spain’s Chacon Exits Socialist Leadership Race, Averting Power Struggle
• 30-Year Fixed Rate Falls to 4.60% From 4.61% Freddie Mac Says
• Lesotho Keeps Net Foreign Reserves Target at $692 Million to Support Peg
• Illegal Drug Use Cost U.S. $193 Billion in 2007, Study Says
• Polish Day-Ahead Power Decreases as Exports and Demand Fall
• Tucker Says BOE Policy Makers Are ‘Worried’ About Inflation
• Microsoft Supports Higher App Prices for Windows Phone 7
• Juncker Says IMF May Not Release Its Portion of Aid for Greece Next Month
• French Fertilizer Deliveries Through March Climbed on Potassium
• CSC Drops After Full-Year Earnings Forecast Misses Estimates
• Spain Government Gets Ceasefire Proposal From Libya, Efe Says
• Freescale Semiconductor Advances on First Day After Initial Public Offer
• Kaubamaja of Estonia Has First-Quarter Profit on Cost Cuts
• Saudi Arabia Earned $214 Billion From Oil in 2010, Jadwa Says
• El Paso Gas Pipeline in U.S. Gulf May Return to Service June 9
• Egypt Says Natural-Gas Export Pipeline May be Fixed in Two Weeks
• CFC Stanbic of Kenya Falls to One-Year Low as Profit Drops 38%
• European Stocks Pare Drop; Man Group, Nobel Biocare Rally, Burberry Slides
• Slide in U.S. Consumer Confidence Ends as Gas Falls, Bloomberg Index Shows
• William Tell Lifts Suspension on Managing Director Van Coller After Probe
• AFC, Big Lots, Empire District, Level 3: U.S. Equity Movers
• McCarthy Says Japan Earthquake, Oil Slow U.S. Growth: Tom Keene
• Nabard CP deal:India Money Markets
• Gulf Stocks: Drake & Scull International, National Investments
• Lonmin Re-Hires Third of 9,000 Mineworkers Fired at Karee in South Africa
• BOI Bank and Corpi CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Manchester United Twins’ Parents Suffer Over Spot in Champions League Game
• Einhorn Says Microsoft Should Replace Ballmer
• Tata Cap and IOC CP's Issued:India
• North Korea’s Kim Ends China Trip With Pledge to Purge Weapons
• Vodafone Turkey Expects Sales Growth to Stabilize, CEO Says
• PNB Bank and UCO Bank CDs Issued:India Money Market
• Kenya’s Jubilee Snaps Two-Day Decline on Bonus Share Issue
• China to Keep Building Shibor as Benchmark Rate, PBOC Says
• Interior to Review U.S. Oil Royalty, Leasing, Safety Rules
• Washington Drivers Replace N.Y. as Most ‘Unfit’
• Sri Lanka Wins Toss, Decides to Bat in First Test With England in Cardiff
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Naftogaz to Store 21 Billion Cubic Meters of Gas, IFX Reports
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Usmanov Buys 122 Arsenal Shares, Now Controls 27.6% of English Soccer Team
• Cyprus to Raise Borrowing Ceiling to Help Boost Lender Demand
• Kenya’s Reduced Rainfall Curbs Farming, Hydropower Output in March to May
• EU’s Barroso Calls for Global Stress Tests on Nuclear Plants
• Azerbaijan to Increase Stake in BP-led Caspian Oilfield Project
• Branson Says Virgin Atlantic Has Options in Quest for Allies
• Malek Says Romney to Lead in Republican 2012 Fundraising: Video
• Prague Municipal Court Postpones Sazka AS Creditors Meeting
• Guinea-Bissau May Become First African State to Clear Land Mines
• Ghana’s Producer Inflation Rate Rises to 15-Month High
• World Wheat Outlook Cut on Drought in Europe, U.S., Council Says
• German State of North Rhine-Westphalia Says Inflation Slowed
• Chaoda Shares Plunge After Next Says It Overstates Land Area
• Singapore Doctor Fails in Effort to Block Inquiry Into $20 Million Bill
• ING Said to Get Latin America Assets Bid From Banorte Group
• Banks That Mislead Watchdogs in EU May Be Fined 10% of Sales
• Unemployment Claims in U.S. Unexpectedly Increased to 424,000 Last Week
• Oil Falls From Two-Week High in New York on Bets That Recovery Is Too Slow
• EU Backs Plans to Import Additional 200,000 Tons of Sugar
• Kamal Group of India Plans to Invest $213 Million in Tanzanian Steel Mill
• Bahrain Bond Rating Cut One Level to Baa1 at Moody’s on Political Turmoil
• Greece Is Insolvent, Unlikely to Honor Debt Payments, Issing, Krugman Say
• Wheat Gains for Second Day on Concern Dry Weather in Europe Damaged Crops
• European Stocks Decline as U.S. GDP Rises Less Than Estimated; Man Climbs
• Vestas Falls as Much as 6.2% as Chanos Says ‘Best Avoided’
• Ghana Meteorological Agency Rainfall Report May 11-20
• Drop in Physical Activity at Work Leads to Obesity, Study Says
• Canadian Dollar Drops for Second Day After U.S. Economic Report on Jobs
• U.S. Stock Futures Erase Gains on GDP
• Dollar Extends Loss Versus Yen After Growth Trails Forecast, Claims Rise
• U.S. Drought Monitor Report for the Week Ending May 24 (Text)
• Treasuries Erase Losses After Revised GDP, Weekly Jobless Claims Reports
• India Equity Movers: Energy Stocks, Cairn, Coal India, Reliance
• U.S. Treasury Department Schedule for Thursday, May 26
• Metal Recycling Needed to Prevent Shortages, UN Research Finds
• U.S. First Quarter Second Gross Domestic Product (Text)
• U.S. First Quarter Second GDP Technical Note (Text)
• Canada Average Weekly Payroll Earnings Increased 4.1% in March
• European Coal Derivatives Rise 0.2% in London Trading to $126.75
• U.S. Nuclear Output Increases on Boosts in New York and Alabama
• Siemens Drops Gears in Offshore Wind Battle With Vestas
• Standard Bank’s Tshabalala Says Bad Debt Charges Will Continue to Improve
• Canadian Dollar Trades at Almost Lowest Level Since March on Drop in Crude
• Fidelity Counters Pimco, Goldman With Bullish Dollar View
• Slovakia May Start Building Oil-Pipe Link With Austria in 2012
• SEC Whistle Blowers, Sweden ‘Bail-In’, Oil Manipulation Suit: Compliance
• Governments Must Do More to Combat Piracy, Shipping Group Says
• Spain Seeking European Union Approval to Extend Guarantees for Bank Bonds
• N2EX May Start First U.K. Power Spark, Gas Auctions in 2011
• Public Power First-Quarter Net Falls, Sees Annual Sales Drop
• IOI Corp Working With Industry Group to Achieve Roadmap
• National Bank of Canada Agrees to Buy Wellington West for C$273 Million
• Philippine Inflation May Hit 5.5% This Month, Tetangco Says
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• Indian Stocks Gain Most in Three Weeks, Tata Steel, ONGC Lead
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• Lagarde Starts Campaign for Emerging-Market Support for IMF Job With China
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• Drake & Scull Rises Most Since March After Unit Contract Win
• OECD Gives Companies Guidance on Trade in Conflict Minerals
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• Egypt’s Opening of Gaza Crossing Prompts Hamas Welcome, Israeli Concern
• Hungary Gives $20 Million Photovoltaics Aid, Vilaggazdasag Says
• Kinh Bac City Says First-Quarter Net Declines 80 Percent
• Iranian Refinery Blast Followed Government Pressure, Arman Says
• Sentance Leaves ‘Hawkish Flame’ Burning at Bank of England After His Exit
• Foreign Investors Sell Net 4.19 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• ING Said to Get Bid for Latin America Assets From Banorte, Luksic Family
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• Tepco Says Iodine at Kashiwazaki Plant May Be From Fukushima
• Shtokman Needs Tax Relief From Russia for Production in 2016
• G-8 Chiefs to Call for End to Violence in Syria, Libya, AFP Says
• U.S. Must Give Tunisia Economic Aid Now, Stiglitz Writes in FT
• Yemen Economic Crisis Deepens After Violence
• Yemen Economic Crisis Deepens After Violence
• Yemen Shortages Worsen as Street Violence Leaves Locals Searching for Food
• France, Russia Partner in $2.8 Billion Olympic Skiing Project
• South African Producer-Price Inflation Slows to 6.6% in April on Rand Gain
• England-Sri Lanka First Cricket Test Is Delayed by Rain at Cardiff
• Gome’s First-Quarter Profit Jumps 66% on Store Expansion
• Abbott, Samsung, LOCOG, Dolby, Napster: Intellectual Property
• Twitter Says It Protects Users’ Data, Will Notify on Disclosure Requests
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.10% to 0.12%, ICAP Says
• Pirate Bay Sued in Finland in Bid to Halt Music Track Sharing
• Merkel-Sarkozy Bond Frays as Officials Bicker on Debt Heading Into Summit
• Atlantic Airbus Crash Pits Brain Against Computer Encroaching on Cockpit
• TD Bank Group Posts Less-Than-Estimated Second-Quarter Earnings of C$1.59
• French Barley Cut Starts With ‘Very Bad’ Yields, Agritel Says
• London & Stamford Profit More Than Doubles on Acquisitions
• Vietnam Bonds Gain on Speculation Banks Stepping Up Purchases
• Strauss-Kahn Evidence, Deutsche Bank, Rajaratnam, Lloyds in Court News
• Fulham Will Play in Europa League Next Season After Winning Fair-Play Spot
• South Sudan President Kiir Calls for International Forces in Abyei Region
• Kuwait’s Kharafi Group Sees Growth Potential in Middle East
• Vale Iron Ore Price to Stay at Record, Rio May Drop, Platts Says
• European Stocks Pare Decline; Burberry Slips as Man Group Shares Increase
• EU Wants Progress in Kosovo Talks for Serbian 2011 Candidacy
• Dubai Keeps August Crude Price Stable at 40 Cents Below Oman
• Solidarity Union Declares Pay Disputes With Glass and Chemicals Industries
• KazMunaiGaz May Transfer Kashagan Stake to Traded Unit
• Tunisia Cuts Bank Reserve Requirements to 2% From 5%
• CIBC Second-Quarter Profit Rises Less Than Forecast on Lower Provisions
• IMF Chief Should Be From Emerging-Market Nation, South Africa Cabinet Says
• Burberry Full-Year Profit Rises 39%
• Carlo Ancelotti May Be Offered QPR Manager’s Job: Soccer Roundup
• German Economy May Grow 0.6 Percent in Second Quarter, DIW Says
• Default Swaps Trading on U.S. Debt Doubles on Deficit Wrangling
• Standard Charted Denies Report on Plans to Sell Korean Bank
• Man Group Posts Decline in Annual Profit
• Korea Petrochemical Runs Onsan Cracker at Full Rates, ICIS Says
• ECB Rules Leave More Room for Greek Restructuring Than Rhetoric Suggests
• TNT Express Starts Trading and Former Parent Company Declines
• Indonesia Rupiah Gains on Speculation Global Funds Buying Debt
• Lebanon May Grow 5% on Subdued Political Climate, Salameh Says
• Rand Pares Gain, 2015 Bonds Advamce as April PPI Slows More Than Expected
• Mideast Crude Oil Falls a Fourth Day; Qatar Marine at a Discount
• Indonesia Stocks: Astra International, London Sumatra, Indika
• Philippine Bonds Gain as Inflation May Be Near Peak; Peso Rises
• U.K. Government May Be Advised to Buy More Woodland, Times Says
• Cosmo Oil to Shut No. 1 Chiba Refinery Unit for Maintenance
• Malaysia Stocks: Hock Seng Lee, KL Kepong, Muhibbah, Proton
• Boeing to Deliver First 787 as Soon as August
• Rooney, Manchester Players Replace Air Stewardesses in Film
• European Stocks Decline; Burberry Slides
• Foxconn Worker in China Committed Suicide, HKCNA Reports
• Tanzania Halts Plan for Gas Pipeline to Kenya, Daily News Says
• France Wants Tax Deal With Liechtenstein, Handelszeitung Says
• German Stocks Decline; Bayer, BMW, Volkswagen Shares Retreat in Frankfurt
• Google Leads Investment in Social-Networking Game Startup Kabam
• Oil Falls After Reaching Highest Price in Two Weeks on U.S. Fuel Demand
• Russia Urals Exports From Two Ports to Fall, Revised Plan Shows
• GE Sees Solar Cheaper Than Fossil Power in Five Years
• Lenovo’s Profit Triples on Corporate Demand
• Egypt Government Studies Law to Legalize Land Sales, Masry Says
• Merkel Urges G-8 Leaders to Focus on Debt Reduction in Deauville
• Taiwan Dollar Gains on Optimism Funds to Boost Share Purchases
• Yuan Gains to 17-Year High as China Sets Reference Rate Higher
• Asian Investors Dominate Central London’s New-Homes Market for First Time
• Mauritius Government Domestic Debt Rose 0.8% in April, Central Bank Says
• Nigeria Delays Power Companies Sale Process, BusinessDay Says
• Ringgit Rises Most This Year on Talk China May Buy European Debt
• Hong Kong Stocks Rise as Commodity Shares Gain on Oil, Metals
• Norway Jobless Rate Rose in March as More People Sought Work
• China Stocks: Baotou Steel, Hunan New Wellful, PetroChina
• China Auto Sales May Decline 10% This Year, Center Says
• Daily Mail and General Trust Shares Drop After Cautious Outlook
• Zambian Annual Inflation Rate Increases to 8.9% in May From 8.8%, CSO Says
• Saudi $1.3 Billion Loan to Fund Emaar Economic City Through 2012, DB Says
• X5 Retail Jumps to Six-Week High as Quarterly Profit Gains 23%
• Sony Profit Forecast Misses Estimates After Toll From Quake, Hack Attack
• UBS Plans to Split Off Investment Banking Unit, Base It Abroad, WSJ Says
• Deutsche Bank Shares Hurt by Sovereign Concern, Ackermann Says
• Asian Stocks Rise as Commodities Gain on Deutsche’s Basic Materials ‘Buy’
• Crude Rises to Highest in Two Weeks on U.S. Fuel Demand; SocGen Sees $106
• Shell Nigeria Sees Improved Oil Output on Amnesty, Vanguard Says
• Singapore’s Fuel Stockpiles Rise 0.5% From Last Week
• Italian Business Confidence Declines This Month as Recovery Loses Pace
• Singapore Fuel Oil Supplies Fall; Naphtha Stocks at 4-Month Low
• Indonesian Council Advises Curbing Coal Exports, SteelGuru Says
• Paypoint’s Profit Rises as Group Transactions Reach Record
• Sovereign, Corporate Credit-Default Swaps Decline in Europe
• Lanco Infratech Wins Bid to Build India’s Largest Solar Photovoltaic Plant
• Nigeria’s Lagos State Plans 114 MW Power Plant, ThisDay Reports
• Portugal Telecom Profit Beats Estimates After Asset Sale
• Allianz Plans to Offer Insurance Cover for Ash, Snow Disruption
• Iran Refinery Blast Attributed to Early Inauguration, Mehr Says
• Korea Aerospace Signs Deal to Sell Trainer Jets to Indonesia
• Latvian Bailout Review Is Ratified by IMF Board, Ministry Says
• Nestle Is ‘Very Unlikely’ to Buy General Mills, Bernstein Says
• Platinum Surplus Seen Jumping Eightfold After Japan Quake Cuts Car Output
• Pakistan to Use ‘All Means’ to Fight Militants After Strike on Navy Base
• Greece Must Restructure Its Debt, Roubini Tells Handelsblatt
• Spain Business Lobby Defies Zapatero on Pay Rules, El Mundo Says
• English Says CIC Investing in N.Z. Debt Wouldn’t Be Surprise
• Mogae Calls on Africa to Legalize Homosexuality, Nyasa Says
• Deutsche Bank’s DWS Unit to Expand in Asia, America, FAZ Says
• Mr Price Advances Most in More Than a Week as Its Annual Profit Climbs 45%
• Most European Stocks Advance; Man Group Jumps, Burberry Slides, SIG Slips
• Berlusconi Doubts Qaddafi’s Son, Grandchildren Killed in Raid
• Turkmenistan Says Yoloten Gas Field Is World’s Second Largest
• Foxtel Offers $2 Billion for Malone’s Austar to Expand in Rural Australia
• Pegas Nonwovens Net Income Falls on Polymer Prices, Taxes
• Bofinger Proposes Joint Euro Bonds, Haircut to Lower Greek Debt
• Coal Output in China’s Shanxi Province Climbs 18%, Interfax Says
• Standard Bank’s Results Improving From Second Half as Impairments Decline
• Banks Sold Investments for Billions to Libya Fund, FT Reports
• DTEK to Invest $1.5 Billion in Coal Business, Kommersant Reports
• Hungary May Start Pension Asset Sale Abroad, Portfolio Reports
• BP May Divert Sempra LNG From Tangguh to Gas Negara’s Terminal in Sumatra
• Denizbank, Tupras, Turkcell, Vakifbank: Turkey Market Preview
• Norwegian Broker Arctic Opens Office in Brazil, DN Reports
• HSBC, Goldman Held $335 Million of Libya State Funds, Global Witness Says
• Japan’s Nikkei Index Rises Most in Three Weeks as Mining Companies Advance
• Sazka Stops Its Lottery Business, Hospodarske Noviny Reports
• Ricoh Plans to Cut 10,000 Workers, Triple Profit in 3 Years; Shares Surge
• Minerva Says Funds Advised by Area Property May Make Offer for Company
• Zimbabwe’s White Farmers Face Fresh Invasions, Daily News Says
• KKR, Permira May Delay ProSiebenSat.1 Sale, Sueddeutsche Says
• European Flights Operate as Normal as Volcanic Ash Disperses
• Zimbabwe Government Sets Corn-Producer Price at $285 a Ton, Herald Reports
• SAKURA DEV CO LT November Sales Rise 866.76% (Table) : 2539 TT
• Thailand Stocks: Khon Kaen, PTT, Polyplex, United Securities
• Japan Bonds Fall as Stocks, Yields Damp Demand; 20-Year Securities Advance
• Turkey to Auction Hydro Plants With 20,000 MW This Year, HT Says
• Fukushima Station Considered as Site for Nuclear Graveyard
• Sony Forecasts Full-Year Net of 80 Billion Yen, Below Estimates
• Ferrexpo Output Totals 3 Million Tons From January Through April
• German Import-Price Inflation Slows More Than Expected in April
• Generali’s Board Plans to Discuss Telecom Italia Writedown, Corriere Says
• LinkedIn to Be ‘Cautious’ About China Approach, Vice-President Rajan Says
• Vietnam Stock Movers: Ninh Hoa Sugar, Refrigeration Electrical
• OHL Bids for 1 Billion-Euro Contract in Turkey, Cinco Dias Says
• Taiwan Equity Movers: Clevo, Formosa International, Hannstar
• Norway Government Backs Off Krone Focus
• EU Says Asia, Middle East Bought 23% of EFSM Five-Year Bonds for Portugal
• Orange, Canal Plus Renegotiate Pay-TV Accord, Tribune Says
• Globe Trade Centre Agrees to Sell Stake in Polish Mall for $196 Million
• Congo Arrests Rwanda Hutu Militia Leader Wanted by ICC on Genocide Charges
• CIC, Temasek Said to Be Among Key Investors in Huaneng Offering
• Spain to Penalize ‘Super Deposits’ From June, Expansion Says
• U.S. Swaps Regulation Plans Provoke Backlash Abroad, WSJ Reports
• Vedanta’s Zambian Copper Unit Hasn’t Decided on Next Step Towards IPO Yet
• Coal India Profit Beats Estimates After Largest Producer Increases Prices
• Home Inns Said to Near Purchase of Morgan Stanley’s Shanghai Motel Chain
• Noor Islamic Has $16 Million in Profit This Year, Gulf News Says
• South Africa’s Sports Minister Collapses in Cabinet Meeting, New Age Says
• Mushrif Trading to Get $362 Million for New Projects, Qabas Says
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 05/26/2011
• Cairn India Climbs After Reporting Record Quarterly Profit
• Pakistan to Propose Three-Tier Sales Tax System, Recorder Says
• Los Angeles Lakers Have ‘Outline’ Deal to Hire Ex-Cavs Coach Mike Brown
• Johannesburg Announces Schedule for Possible Winter Outages, Citizen Says
• Philippine Stocks: ISM Communications, Manila Jockey, MRC
• Google ‘Very Positive’ About Mobile Internet in China
• Singapore Stocks: Olam, Sembcorp Marine, Singapore Air, TMC
• Baidu Says It May Build on Search-Engine Pact With Microsoft
• Plane Crashes Into Homes, Kills 10 Near New Delhi, Express Says
• Mets Find Buyer to Pay $200 Million for Less Than 49%, New York Times Says
• Lightning Defeat Bruins 5-4 to Avoid NHL Elimination, Force Game 7 Decider
• Strauss-Kahn, Madoff Cases Help Stroz Friedberg Build Bodyguard Business
• Mavericks Beat Thunder 100-96 to Reach NBA Finals for the Second Time
• Surgutneftegas Sells East Siberian Crude Oil for July, August
• France to Join Russia Caucasus Tourism Venture, Vedomosti Says
• China Drought Threatens Transport of Coal to Jiangsu, Times Says
• Malaysia’s Najib Says Islamic Finance Can Play Bigger World Role
• CFC Stanbic Bank of Kenya First-Quarter Profit Declines as Costs Increase
• Ex-IMF Chief Strauss-Kahn Moves to New Manhattan Building to Await Trial
• FRANCE DAYBOOK: G8 Summit Opens; Consumer Confidence
• Ford Sees Sales Surge With New Diabetes-to-Heart Dashboard: Cars
• California Gay History Plan Widens Textbook Divide With Texas
• Prepaid Cards Help Banks Replace Lost Debit, Credit Fee Revenue
• BofA Targeted as Attorneys General Step Up Pressure in Foreclosure Probe
• Delphi Automotive Files for Stock Offering
• Jared Loughner Found Incompetent to Stand Trial for Arizona Shooting Spree
• CANADA DAYBOOK: Toronto-Dominion Bank, CIBC Post Second-Quarter Results
• Olsen Twins Use Made-in-America Hook to Lure Wealthy Shoppers
• Handy Enables Smith to Crush Harvard’s Annual Endowment Returns
• Distressed Homes in U.S. Sold at 27% Discount in First Quarter
• For-Profit College Costs Surpass Nonprofit Peers in U.S. Study
• Southern California Loses NCAA Appeal on Sanctions, USCFootball.com Says
• Michigan University Elevates Men’s, Women’s Lacrosse Teams to Varsity
• How to Park a 54-Ton Tank on Top of a Pontiac Grand Prix Sedan
• Cuban Exile, Free in Miami, Recalls Abuse in Spain: Interview
• Geithner Praises Lagarde’s Abilities Without Endorsing Campaign to Run IMF
• Vinik Seeks Repeat of Stock Market Success With NHL’s Tampa Bay Lightning
• Ablynx, Befimmo, KPN May Move: Benelux Equity Market Preview
• Texas Swing, Maine Pie Divert Lawmakers
• Polygamist Haven, Graying Maine Mark U.S. Aging Extremes
• Ablynx, Befimmo, Fergo Aisa, Royal KPN: Europe Equity Preview
• Petroles d’Ambes, Groupe Crit, LDC: French Equity Market Preview
• CHILE DAYBOOK: Pulp Producer Copec Discloses Quarterly Results
• Fergo Aisa, Portugal Telecom: Iberian Equity Market Preview
• Wages Poised to Rise in U.S. as Paychecks for Temps Get Bigger