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September 16, 2011

• Manchester United Delays Stock Sale in Singapore, Straits Times Reports
• Hong Kong New Bank Loan Growth ‘Still Too Fast,’ HKET Says
• Hong Kong to Sell Seven Land Sites by Tender, Lam Says
• Fukushima to Test Thyroids of 360,000 Children, Kyodo Says
• BOC Hong Kong to Raise Hong Kong Mortgage Rate, Hkej Reports
• Manchester United Soccer Team Postpones Share Sale, Straits Times Reports
• Frank Wants Fiduciary Proposal Withdrawn
• Exelon-Constellation Merger Draws Maryland Objections
• Individuals Buy 18% of California Bond Issue
• Asia Stocks Pare Weekly Drop as Europe Crash Looks Less Likely
• For Afghanistan and Pakistan, Final Reflections on a Dark Anniversary: Brown
• Tamimi Global to Pay $13 Million to Settle U.S. Charges of KBR Kickbacks
• California Sold 18% of $2.5 Billion of Bonds on First Sale Day
• OAS Court Rules for Venezuela Presidential Aspirant Lopez
• UBS Trading Loss to Be Investigated by U.K., Swiss Financial Regulators
• UBS’s $2 Billion Loss May Spur Regulators’ Push to Curb Bank Trading Risks
• Ferrari Daytona Beats Rolls-Royce to Top $11.8 Million Auctions
• European Stocks Climb for Third Week in Four as Greek Default Risk Reduces
• Lehman Trader Goes Mad, Greeks Wallow in Our Top Business Books
• Zetsche Sees ‘Healthy’ German Economy, Berliner Zeitung Reports
• Obama Backs Pending EPA Rules After Pulling Back on Ozone, Waxman Says
• Brazil Recommends Amil to Sell Assets After Acquiring Medial
• Los Angeles Dodgers Ask Court for Permission to Auction Television Rights
• Song Download Damages Improperly Reduced, Appeals Court Says
• Costco Workers’ Group Case Blocked After Wal-Mart Ruling
• U.S. to Attack Al-Qaeda Terrorists Beyond ‘Hot Battlefields,’ Brennan Says
• Asian Currencies Fell in Week on Concern Europe’s Debt Crisis Will Worsen
• Piloting Russia with the Parking Brake On: Jeffrey Tayler
• Biofuel Producer Mascoma Seeks to Raise $100 Million in IPO
• BP to Pay $20.5M to Settle Royalties Case
• Silver Lake Is Said to Consider Acquiring Yahoo, Then Selling Asian Assets
• Europe Rules Out Stimulus, Shuns Geithner Plea
• Emerging-Market Stocks Advance as Europe Debt Concerns Ease
• AT&T, U.S. Disagree on Date for Antitrust Trial in Case Plan
• Boeing Says Cargolux Postpones Initial Delivery of 747-8
• SEC Watchdog to Refer Ex-Counsel’s Madoff Work to Justice
• Jefferson County Approves Deal With Creditors
• Global Banks ‘Quietly’ Ask BRICs to Subsidize Greek Aid With $27.6 Billion
• England Beats India by Six Wickets in Rain-Shortened One-Day Cricket Match
• Velarde Says Peru May Reduce Interest Rates This Year
• Dallas Stars Hockey Team Files Bankruptcy With Plan for Auction Sale
• U.S. Company Default Risk Barometer Has Biggest Weekly Decline Since July
• NYSE Owners Become Biggest Losers on Niederauer’s German Embrace: Real M&A
• Silver Holdings by Exchange-Traded Funds as of Sept. 16
• Gold Holdings by Exchange-Traded Funds as of Sept. 16
• Italy’s Debt Remains Under Review for Moody’s Downgrade on Growth Concern
• Treasuries Rise as European Finance Ministers Rule Out Economic Stimulus
• UN Drops Sanctions on Libyan Oil Companies, Eases Restrictions on Banks
• NFL Implements Enhanced Security Precautions for This Weekend’s Games
• Iceland to Remove Capital Restrictions by 2013 After Deal With Opposition
• Platinum and Palladium ETF Holdings as of Sept. 16
• Sugar Slides Most in Six Months on Supply Gain; Coffee Falls; Cocoa Steady
• BP Wins U.S. Dismissal of Some Investors’ Derivative Suits
• Former Acer CEO Gianfranco Lanci Will Join Lenovo as Consultant
• Canada’s Dollar Reaches Two-Week High as Foreign Securities Purchases Rise
• BofA Said to Keep Countrywide Bankruptcy as ‘Nuclear Option’ to End Losses
• Euro Weakens on Concern Ministers’ Actions Won’t Contain Crisis
• Central Fund of Canada Gold Holdings are Unchanged
• Canadian Stocks Fall as RIM Sinks After Reporting Profit Drop
• China Boosted Holdings of Treasuries to Highest Since October
• Broadwind Energy Plunges After Pricing Offering Below Market
• Palomar Gets $31 Million as Syneron Ends Hair-Removal Case
• Central GoldTrust ETF Holdings Unchanged on Sept. 16
• Chinese Stocks in the U.S.: China Information, Cnooc, Deer Rise
• SPDR Gold Trust Holdings Increase 10.6 Metric Tons
• Colombian Stock Movers: Inversiones Argos, Empresa de Energia
• Maria Weakens to Post-Tropical Storm Northeast of Newfoundland, NHC Says
• California Governor Brown Vetoes Bill, Cites Investor Confidence
• Stocks Gain as Finance Ministers Meet to Tackle Europe Crisis; Euro Falls
• S&P 500 Index Posts Longest Rally Since July
• Detroit Span Owner Keeps Canada Crossing With Koch Aid
• Bovespa Stock Index Advances as Weaker Real Boosts Exporters’ Outlook
• Allied, Transatlantic Cancel Merger Amid Investor Dissent
• Toyota Says Rechargeable Prius Is Lowest-Cost U.S. Plug-in
• JAC Motors to Build $900 Million Reais Brazil Plant Despite Tax
• Berkshire Venture to Buy Tavernier to Get $2 Billion in Servicing Rights
• U.S. Open Winner Novak Djokovic Withdraws From Davis Cup With Back Injury
• Dish Said to Unveil Blockbuster Streaming Prices Next Week
• News Corp.’s Shine Group Acquires U.K. Social-Gaming Company Bossa Studios
• RIM Slumps on Concern Waning Sales Make It ‘Niche Player’
• St. Joe Climbs on Deal Allowing Fairholme to Own 50% Stake
• U.S. Companies Issuing Profit Outlooks for the Week of Sept. 16
• Brazil’s Protectionist Tax Increase Spurs Rally in Car-Parts Manufacturers
• U.S. Companies Issuing Profit Outlooks for Sept. 16
• Akorn, NYSE Euronext, Rockwell Collins, RPX: U.S. Equity Movers
• N.Y. Tax Collections Miss Target in 5 Months of Fiscal Year
• Citigroup Said to Seek to Unwind Prudential, Blackstone CLOs
• AIG Restores Name in TV Ad, Fulfilling Benmosche’s Call on Brand Comeback
• U.S. Consumer Confidence Rises More Than Estimated on Outlook for Economy
• Apollo’s Leon Black Sees $2.1 Trillion in Sales of European Bank Assets
• UBS Tells Clients Bank ‘Remains Strong,’ Will Review Controls After Arrest
• UAW ‘Close to a Framework’ for GM Agreement, Official Says
• Brazil Said to Prefer Real-Linked Bonds for Next International Debt Sale
• Geithner Encouraged Europeans to ‘Speak With One Voice’
• ETF Securities Holdings of Precious Metals for Sept. 16
• Crude Oil Futures Decline Most in a Week in New York on European Concern
• ETF Securities Industrial Metals Holdings for Sept. 16
• S&P 500 Analyst Target Price Changes for Sept. 16
• U.S. Fed Funds: Commitment of Traders Report
• CFTC Expanded Energy Holdings of Traders for Sept. 13
• Brazil Sugar Shipments Falls as Adverse Weather Erodes Output, Cosan Says
• CFTC Traders’ Bets on U.S. Dollar by Currency
• J&J Metal Hips Failed in More Than 25% of Cases, U.K. Says
• Peruvian Mine Strikes Must Be Solved by Companies, Minister Says
• ECB Must Cut Benchmark Rate to Miss Recession, MKM’s Darda Says: Tom Keene
• Kapoor Says India Property Prices Pacing Economic Growth: Video
• Palestinians Will Seek Full UN Membership at General Assembly, Abbas Says
• U.S. Peanut Prices Received by Farmers for Sept. 10
• Twitter Directors Fred Wilson, Bijan Sabet Leave Board in Latest Reshuffle
• ETF Securities Sued by Former Executive in U.K.: Audio
• Usain Bolt Sets Wins 100 Meters Race in 9.76 at Brussels in Jamaican Sweep
• Goldman's Global Alpha Reaches Its Omega Moment: The Ticker
• Sinovel Rejects American Superconductor Claims, Xinhua Reports
• Goldman Exits Losing Trade on Dollar Drop Against a Basket of Currencies
• Muni Tax Move May Cost California $7.7B: Lockyer
• News Corp. Ex-Employee Said Contacted in U.S.
• Tombini Says Brazil to Keep Adjusting Interest Rates as Crisis Demands
• Goldman Sachs and Citigroup Said to Market $1.7 Billion CMBS Offering
• Toyota Says Prius V Wagon to Start With $26,400 Price
• BRIC Outlier India May Raise Rates Further as Prices Trump Europe Threat
• Gold Jumps Most in a Week as European Debt Concerns Boost Demand for Haven
• End the Fed's Dual Mandate And Focus on Prices: John B. Taylor
• MetLife Pressed by SEC on Reserve Shortfall at Ex-AIG Unit
• Greek Crisis ‘No Threat’ to the Euro, ECB’s Paramo Says on TV
• Velarde Says Peru Central Bank to Diversify Foreign Reserves
• Liberty Mutual Group Settles Suit Accusing Lawyer of Extortion
• ICE Coffee Stockpiles by Warehouse Location on Sept. 16
• ICE Coffee Stockpiles by Country of Origin for Sept. 16
• ICE Daily Cocoa Stockpiles by Location for Sept. 16
• Peru Monthly CPI May Be Close to Zero in Some Months: Velarde
• White House’s School-Technology Program Aims to Improve Learning
• Honda CR-V Headlight Probe Gets Expanded by U.S. Regulator
• Hyundai Recalls 205,233 SUVs in U.S. on Front Air-Bag Defect
• Hurricane Maria Is 40 Miles Southwest of Cape Race, Newfoundland, NHC Says
• Brazil Auto Parts Workers May Strike for Pay Increase Next Week
• Portugal’s Unreported Madeira Debt to Represent 0.3% of GDP
• U.S. Total Rig Count Advances to Highest Level Since 2008
• Geithner Said to Ignore Obama Wind Down Order on Citi
• Chilean Stocks: Empresas CMPC, Empresas Copec and Lan Airlines
• Rostowski Says Poland Plan for 3% 2012 Budget Gap Is ‘Realistic’
• Jefferson County’s Journey From Sewer-Bond Scandal to Settlement: Timeline
• Nigeria Charges 4 for UN Building Blast, 6 for Attack on Army Barracks
• EU’s Rehn Says Madeira Debt Reporting News ‘Less Than Welcome’
• Tombini Says Brazil Slowdown Helping to Contain Inflation
• Peru Consumer Credit Demand ‘Vigorous’ in August, Velarde Says
• Crude Oil Volatility Drops With N.Y. Futures on European Debt
• Obama to Meet Libyan Council Leader Jalil at UN General Assembly Next Week
• Flaherty Says Canada Companies Spending Too Little on Research
• Chavez Says He’Ll Probably Begin Fourth Chemo Round Sept. 18
• San Francisco Bay Area Home Sales Rise 12% on Distressed Deals
• KKR Gathers $1 Billion for Mezzanine Fund to Finance Buyouts
• Hazlet Manor to Redeem Variable Notes Due 2023
• Percentage of Americans Feeling Healthy Falls
• Peru’s Construction Activity ‘Reactivating,’ Velarde Says
• Rehn Sees Final Deal on Economic Governance by End of September
• Trichet Says EU Sov.-Risk Tensions Are Part of Global Tensions
• New York Aug. Index of Coincident Economic Indicators
• Argentine Stocks: Banco Macro Advances; Ledesma Retreats
• Rostowski Says Compromise Reached on Economic Governance Rules
• CSN Cancels $748 Million Deal to Buy Alfonso Gallardo Assets
• Penguins’ Crosby Cleared to Practice With No Contact After Concussion
• BTA Says Ablyazov May Have Broken Court Order to Back Strike
• Risk of Default on Europe’s Junior Bank Bonds Posts Record Weekly Decline
• Velarde Says Peru’s Inflation to Return to Target Range in 2012
• Berlusconi Meets Bank of Italy’s Saccomanni to Discuss Economy
• De Beers to Switch Its Diamond Trading Activities to Botswana From London
• SJB Returns Some Money After Failing to Find Deal, Blau Says
• Venizelos Told EU Ministers Greece Is on Plan, Schaeuble Says
• JPMorgan Lowers Forecast for Euro Amid Dovish ECB, Dissent on Bond-Buying
• Hungary Rejects Reports Cabinet Diluting Franc Mortgage Plan
• New York Gasoline Gains as Europe Seen to Cut Oil Refinery Runs
• European Stocks Advance for Fourth Straight Day; ING, Lonza Gain
• Pemex Says Repsol Stake Purchase Complies ‘Strictly’ With Law
• Noonan Says Irish Rate Cut May Save State Up to EU10 Billion
• Hillary Clinton Calls Women Key to Fueling Asian, U.S. Economic Growth
• U.S. Inflation and Price Indicators Statistical Summary
• U.K. Police Seek Court Order for Guardian Sources on News Corp.
• Proven Energy in Receivership After Turbine Fault, KPMG Says
• U.S. Housing Sales, Construction and Mortgage Rates
• Household Net Worth in U.S. Fell in Second Quarter as Home Prices Slumped
• American Public Education’s Boston to Testify in Senate Hearing
• U.S. Weekly Economic Indicator Review for Sept. 16
• U.K. Stocks Climb for a Fourth Day; Barclays, BG Group Rally, ARM Declines
• Looming U.S. Winter May Repeat Cold, Snow
• Norilsk Drops Most in 4 Months on Bond Plan to Fund Buyback
• Ukraine’s Gross Foreign Debt Increased on Bond Sale, Hryvnia
• Aussie Declines Most This Week in a Month Versus Yen on Rate Cut Concern
• USDA Dairy Production, Price Forecasts for 2011-2012
• Haverford’s Byrne Says Bid for Omega Stake Close to ‘Done Deal’
• Ghanaian Cedi Gains Most Since April as Miners Sold Dollars
• Hungarian Shares Fall as Cabinet Raises Tax, Sticks to Loan Plan
• Berenberg’s Schmieding Forecasts ‘Mini Recession’ in Germany
• U.S. Ethanol, Grain, Corn Prices for Week of Sept. 16
• Kremlin Fund Adds China’s CIC, Blackstone to Advisory Board
• BP’s Weekly Gain Most Since July 2010 on U.S. Legal Advances
• U.S. State and Local Government Debt Outstanding Falls as Borrowing Slows
• Italian, Spanish Bonds Advance on ECB Purchases Them; German Bunds Gain
• EON Has Record Week in Frankfurt as Investors Bet on Turnaround
• German Stocks Gain as DAX Index Posts Biggest Weekly Rally Since July 2009
• Turkish Airlines Expects 2011 Profit After First-Half Loss
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for September 16
• Hungary Raises Taxes to Meet 2012 Budget Goal as Growth Weakens
• USDA Red Meat and Poultry Forecasts for 2011-2012
• Obama Says Patent Law, Jobs Plan Needed to Revive Growth
• Portuguese Government Committed to Budget Plan, Fillon Says
• Stocks in South Africa Advance for a Fourth Day; Aquarius, DRDGold, Kumba
• Brazil’s 1,000-Day Countdown to 2014 World Cup Marred By Building Delays
• UBS Rogue Hurts Banks’ War on Rules: William D. Cohan
• Argentina Budget Sees Up to $7.5 Billion Debt Fund, Ambito Says
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Access Bank, Ikeja, Kenya Airways, Kenya Power
• Soccer Charity Match Won by RBS Bankers in Penalty Shoot-Out
• TCW Wins Verdict on Breach Claim in Trial Against Gundlach
• Colombian Stock Movers: Almacenes Exito, Argos, Fabricato
• Chad to Increase November Doba Crude Exports to Four Cargoes
• Polish Stocks: CEZ, Bank Handlowy, Jastrzebska Shares Move
• Correlation Bets Climbing as Europe Overwhelms Earnings: Options
• U.S. JOC-ECRI Materials Prices Fall at a 4.4% Rate
• Daimler’s Zetsche Probed Over Accident, Stuttgarter Zeitung Says
• Russia Stocks Drop 1st Week in 4 as Oil Falls, Norilsk Retreats
• EADS CEO Says Main Shareholders Hard to Replace, Le Point Says
• Peru’s Dollar Bonds Snap 6-Day Losing Streak on Europe Optimism
• Rand Weakens, Reducing Chance of a Rate Cut, Bonds Strengthen
• Anti-Qaddafi Forces Advance on Strongholds as Turkish Premier Arrives
• Venizelos, EU, IMF Mission to Hold Call on Greek Review Sept. 19
• U.K. Gives Consent for Trial of Genetically Modified Wheat
• Novartis’s Ilaris Helps Children With Form of Arthritis in Study
• Sinn Fein to Nominate McGuinness for President, Examiner Says
• U.S. Stock Options With Biggest Changes in Implied Volatility
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Sept. 16
• Freddie Mac to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2014
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, Sept. 16
• Freddie Mac to Redeem 1.87% Notes Due 2015
• Freddie Mac to Redeem 1.35% Notes Due 2013
• Freddie Mac to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2025
• Patriot Slumps After Reporting Reduced Coal Output, Higher Mining Costs
• Patriot Slumps After Reporting Reduced Output, Higher Costs
• CEZ Tumbles to 2 1/2-Year Low Before Exit From Polish Index
• Freddie Mac to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2015
• Nigeria Aims to Keep Budget Deficit Under 3%, Reuters Reports
• Freddie Mac to Redeem 4% Notes Due 2021
• Hungary Risks Bond Slump on Holdings, SocGen, Buda-Cash Say
• Freddie Mac to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2023
• Freddie Mac to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2021
• Freddie Mac to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2016
• Chilean Peso Falls for Second Week as Europe Saps Risk Appetite
• Mortgage Debacle Costs Banks $66 Billion as Suits Sap Profit
• Pound Drops for Fourth Week on Speculation Policy Makers Will Increase QE
• All Blacks Defeat Japan 83-7 to Move to Top of Group at Rugby’s World Cup
• Geithner Says Financial Rule Changes Need to Support Growth
• Burqa-Clad Women Face Fines as Dutch Government Imposes Ban
• Lawmakers Seek FHFA Urgency on Obama Foreclosure Plan
• UBS Said to Hire Herbert Smith Firm to Advise on Adoboli Probe
• Jewelry Makers Given Three Months by U.S. to Set Cadmium Limits
• German Risk on Euro Bailout Fund Could Double, FAZ Reports
• Sudan Cotton Co. Reports Increase in Revenue for 2010/2011
• Brazil Real Drops as European Officials Meet to Contain Crisis
• Ukraine May Sell $2.5 Billion More of Eurobonds This Year
• International Demand for U.S. Assets Increased Less Than Estimated in July
• FSA Head of Markets Division Justham Resigns, Regulator Says
• Russia May Have Deflation in September, Economy Minister Says
• Colombia’s Peso Advances for Second Day on Higher Inflow Bets
• UN Calls for Peaceful Resolution to Cyprus Drilling Dispute
• Bonow Appointed CEO of PFM Group as White Named Chairman
• Merkel Warns Euro Area Must Avoid Becoming ‘Debt Union’
• Bank of Canada Key Monetary Policy Variables
• Blau Sees Return to ‘Pre-Downturn’ Rents in New York: Video
• Hungary Set No Loan Size Cap for Franc-Fix Plan, Giro-Szasz Says
• Lamy Says WTO to Lower 2011 Trade-Growth Forecast, AFP Reports
• Merkel Says Germany Has Come Out of Crisis Stronger Than Before
• Access Bank of Nigeria Rises Most in 2 Weeks on Purchase Meeting
• Amerigroup Falls After Saying Medical Costs Are Increasing
• Hurricane Maria Nearing Southeastern Coast of Newfoundland, U.S. NHC Says
• Russian Interbank Rates May Rise to 6% by Month’s End, Alfa Says
• Belgium Raises Target for 2012 Bond Buybacks on Lower Deficit
• Payrolls Decreased in 30 States in August While Jobless Rate Climbed in 26
• U.S. ECRI Weekly Economic Index for Week Ended Sept. 9
• Treasury 10-Year Notes Erase Decline, Yield 2.08% in New York
• Canada Canola Processing Rises in Week Ended Sept. 14; Soy Drops
• ECB’s Dollar Loans Fail to Soothe Concern About Lenders: Chart of the Day
• U.S. Treasury CUSIP Numbers for Upcoming Auctions
• Jefferson County’s Major Creditors Agree on Debt Reorganization
• Polish Central Bank Ready to Offer Swaps to Banks If Needed
• BTG Close to Merger Deal With Colombia Correval, Republica Says
• Hungary to Raise 2012 Budget Savings to 750 Billion Forint
• One Hyde Park Developer in Talks to Sell McLaren’s First Sports-Car Store
• Frieden Says Euro Ministers Disappointed on Pace of Greek Cuts
• White Sugar Delivery Totals 110,000 Tons, NYSE Liffe Says
• EU Should Allow More Sugar Supplies, Industry Group Says
• Humala to Study Rise in Peru Sales Tax to 19%, El Comercio Says
• Croatia to Sell Minority Stakes in Janaf, Croatia Osiguranje
• Central Bank Funding Pledge Seen as Short-Term Relief, Currency Swaps Show
• Endemol Lenders Said to Waive Loan Terms Amid Debt Talks
• Greek Government Is Committed to Cutting Budget, Venizelos Says
• Hungary Cuts 2012 Growth Forecast to 1.5%, Matolcsy Says
• Ukraine Hopes to Review Russian Gas Deal by October-End
• Hong Kong's Free-Market Economy Needs More Freedom: The Ticker
• U.S. Regional and State Employment Report for Aug. (Text)
• Volkswagen to Invest Record 62.4 Billion Euros Through 2016
• U.S. August Primary Metals Leading Index: Summary
• Corn, Soybeans, Wheat May Open Higher as Adverse U.S. Weather Hurts Crops
• Libya Said to Seek Tanker to Load Oil for Zawiyah Refinery
• U.S. September Preliminary Michigan Consumer Confidence
• CBI and ALLAH Bank CDs Issued:India Money Market
• Botswana in Talks to Ship Cattle to Angola Following EU Ban, Minister Says
• Berezovsky Accused of Politkovskaya’s Murder, Kommersant Reports
• Bloomberg and BNA Satisfy Condition for Acquisition
• Gabon to Spend 94 Billion CFA Francs on Water, Electricity
• Snoras Bank Denies Plans to Acquire AirBaltic Carrier
• Islamic Development Bank Loans Djibouti Funds for Construction
• Crude Oil Trims Fourth Weekly Advance in New York on European Debt Crisis
• Ukraine’s Central Bank Wants to Make Rodovid Bank for Bad Assets
• Syrian Forces Kill 32 Demonstrators as UN’s Ban Urges Assad to ‘Listen’
• Cheniere’s Sabine Pass to Receive LNG Cargo, Vessel Data Show
• Greece Should Stay in Euro Even in Default, Montenegro Says
• German Bonds Erase Gains; 10-Year Yield Little Changed at 1.93%
• Venizelos Says International Environment Affecting Greek Reforms
• India Adds 1,100 Products in Program to Benefit Overseas Sales
• Putin Says Berlusconi Sex Allegations ‘Made Out of Envy’
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Kenya President Backs Law to Regulate Price of Basic Goods
• Kenyan Remittances Surged 53% to $79.6 Million in August
• Geithner Says Yuan Should Strengthen Against Currencies Besides Dollar
• Ethiopian Government Rejects Human Rights-Group’s Criticism Over Arrests
• Ball Corp. Doubles Serbia Output With New EU35 Million Can Line
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2015
• Uganda Court Jails Two People Over Bomb Attacks, New Vision Says
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 3.36% Notes Due 2020
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 1.6% Notes Due 2014
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 0.74% Notes Due 2013
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 0.81% Notes Due 2013
• Folli Follie Group Plans 25% Chinese Growth to Offset Greek ‘Disaster’
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 1.27% Notes Due 2014
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2020
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 1.33% Notes Due 2014
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 1.3% Notes Due 2014
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2018
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 2% Notes Due 2016
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 3.35% Notes Due 2020
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2016
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2014
• MediClin Says Asklepios Boosts Holding, Gives Role to CEO
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 2.75% Notes Due 2016
• Trapti and SREI Infra CP's Issued:India
• Calisolar Cuts Staff After Turning Down Loan Guarantee
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 1.2% Notes Due 2013
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 0.8% Notes Due 2012
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 1% Notes Due 2013
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 1.125% Notes Due 2013
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Variable Notes Due 2015
• Shuren Says FDA May Make Device Approval Decision Next Month
• Argentina 2012 Budget Sees Peso at 4.35 Per Dollar, Infobae Says
• Norway Economic Forecasts for Sept. 21: Bloomberg Survey
• Greece’s Papandreou to See Lagarde, Geithner in U.S. Visit
• India Raises Benchmark Rate as Subbarao Breaks Ranks With BRIC Economies
• Corn Advances, Reducing Weekly Drop, as Lower Prices May Increase Demand
• Europe, U.S. Too Weak for Debt-Woes Medicine, Says Citigroup
• Balda Jumps as Company Says Not Selling TPK Stake
• Sweden Economic Forecasts for Sept. 20: Bloomberg Survey
• U.K. Economic Forecasts for Sept. 21: Bloomberg Survey
• Chile Keeps Rate at 5.25% Third Month on Evidence of Slowing Global Growth
• Greek Notes Outperform as Default Concern Eases on Merkel, ECB
• Portugal Says Has No Knowledge of Other Unreported Debt, Expense
• Vision Technologies Systems Names Raphael Chin as Acting CFO
• Kosovo Lifts Trade Embargo on Serbian Products as Tensions Ease
• European Central Bank Said to Be Buying Italian, Spanish Bonds
• Blackstone Said to Buy Mint Hotels Chain for $949 Million to Expand Hilton
• Chris Christie and the Perils of Presidential Prime Time: The Ticker
• Serbia Sees 2011 Budget Deficit of 4.5% of GDP on 2% Growth
• Argentina’s 9-Year GDP Growth Probably Slowed in Second Quarter
• Merkel Says Germany Has to Make Its Contribution to Ensure Future of Euro
• Aker BioMarine Says Offer to Buy Krill Trawl Vessel Rejected
• S&P 500 Dividend Health, Forecast Changes for Sept. 16
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• CMC of Kenya Suspended From Trade for Seven Days Amid Dispute, Broker Says
• Formula 1 Gives BBC First Choice for Broadcasts, BSkyB’s Dacey Says
• KKR Gathers $1 Billion for Fund to Finance Takeovers: Video
• Tiffany’s International Sales Set to Exceed U.S. on New Stores
• UBS Trader Kweku Adoboli Hires Firm That Advised Nick Leeson
• Wells Fargo Buys Procomp, Adding Employee Benefits Services
• Zimbabwe August Consumer Prices: By Category
• ConvaTec Said to Scrap Takeover Offer for Kinetic Concepts
• NewGold ETF Holdings Decrease 32 Ounces on Sept. 15
• India’s Liquidity Adjustment by RBI on Sept. 16
• U.S. Wholesale Dairy Product Prices for Sept. 10
• Canada July International Securities Transactions (Text)
• EU Sets July 2012 Deadline for Bank-Capital, Rating Overhaul
• Claymore Silver ETF Discount at 3.8 Percent on Sept. 15
• Claymore Gold Bullion ETF Holdings Unchanged at 348,593 Ounces
• Belarus Borrowing Costs Surpass Venezuela as World’s Highest
• Russia Lifted Grain Railroad Congestion With Some Limitations
• Protesters Push Chile to End 30 Years of Fiscal Austerity
• Source Physical Gold ETF Holdings Unchanged at 1,079,121 Ounces
• Polish Wages Exceed Forecast in August, Hiring Slows; May Delay Rate Cuts
• U.S. East Coast Cools Through Next Week While West Gets Hot
• Sprott Gold ETF Premium at 4.35 Percent on Sept. 15
• Sprott Silver ETF Premium at 20.26 Percent on Sept. 15
• Hurricane Maria Nears Tip of Newfoundland With 80 MPH Winds
• Blanco Says Spain Won’t Compensate Regions That Block Wealth Tax
• ICE Daily Certified Cotton Stockpiles for Sept. 15
• Asian Stocks Rise, Paring a Weekly Loss, on ECB Liquidity Plan
• ICE Orange-Juice Stockpiles by Location for Sept. 15
• Poland August Housing Starts, Completions and Permits
• ICE Coffee Issues and Stops by Firm for Sept. 16
• Indian 10-Year Bond Yield at Six-Week High on Rate Increase
• ICE Coffee Issues and Stops by Country for Sept. 16
• Blanco Says Spain Has No Plans ‘At the Moment’ for More Cuts
• EDF, BASF Join Gazprom’s South Stream Gas Link to Europe
• Poland Gross Wages for August Summary
• Kenya to Move to ‘Cash-Light’ Economy Over Next Five Years to Cut Costs
• U.S. Treasury Department Schedule for Friday, Sept. 16
• ONGC Gains Most in Year After Share Offering Is Deferred
• Polish August Wage Growth Reaches 5.4%, Tops Median Forecast
• S&P 500 Analyst Recommendation Changes for Sept. 16
• Rupee Gains Most in Two Weeks on Europe Optimism, Rate Increase
• Russia August Producer Prices by Category
• Russia Weekly Oil Products Output: Summary
• Russia Gasoline Prices as of September 12: Summary
• Russia August Producer Prices: Summary
• Russian Factory-Gate Prices Rose More Than Estimated in August
• S&P 500 Analyst Estimate Revisions for Sept. 16
• UBS, JPMorgan, ETF, AT&T, BP, Bridgestone in Court News
• India to Sell 70 Billion Rupees 91-Day T-Bills Sept. 21
• India to Sell 30 Billion Rupees 364-Day T-Bills Sept. 21
• India Stocks Gain for Third Week as Rate Increase Meets Forecast
• U.S. Social Security Benefits Summary
• SocGen Says It’s Cooperating With U.S. Justice in Stanford Case
• Cable Urges ‘Creative Mechanisms’ for U.K. Monetary Stimulus
• India Anant Says Deficit Management Will Help Control Inflation
• Spanish Regional Debt Surges to Second-Quarter Record, Bank of Spain Says
• Geithner Says Europe Must Solve Crisis, Avoid Leaving Its Fate With Others
• BNP Paribas Fund Sees Renewable Finance Costs Rise on Debt Woes
• Spanish Cabinet Passes Wealth Tax as ‘Exceptional’ Measure
• Expected Revenue Growth for Industries in S&P 500
• UBS’s $2 Billion Loss, Rescue Fund, Proxy Access: Compliance
• IShares Gold Trust Holdings Unchanged on Sept. 15
• UBS on Review for Downgrade by S&P, Moody's, Fitch
• India’s Government Treasury Bills Outstanding
• India’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Week Ended Sept. 9
• IShares Silver Trust Holdings Unchanged at 9,956 Metric Tons
• India’s Foreign Reserves Fall $4.29 Billion to $316.5 Billion
• India Repaid 108.1 Billion Rupees to RBI in Week to September 9
• Spanish Opposition Criticizes ‘Feverish’ Tender for Airports
• U.S. Commodities Day Ahead: Copper Rises on Eased Europe Concern
• Juncker Says Increase in EFSF Not Discussed With Geithner
• Tusk Says Polish Ruling Party ‘Neck-And-Neck’ With Main Rival
• Russia to Maintain State Asset Sale Plan, Economy Minister Says
• Expected Earnings Growth for Industries in S&P 500
• Mali Plans 2012 Spending of 1.4 Trillion CFA Francs in Budget
• Greek Power Production From Renewable Sources Rises 16 Percent
• CA Chevreux's Solca Says Hermes, BMW May Weather Crisis: Video
• Euro Ministers Aim to Decide on Next Greek Aid Tranche Oct. 3
• Mapletree Industrial Trust CFO Loke Huey Teng to Resign Nov. 1
• Uralkali Borrows $1 Billion at Lower Rate to Refinance Debt
• Juncker Says Fiscal Stimulus Packages in Europe Not Possible
• U.S. Average Regular Gasoline Price Fell Yesterday
• Three-Month Dollar Libor Rises for Sixth Day, Reaches 0.351%
• Ivorian Cocoa Crop to Be 1.385 Million Tons, Ecobank Says
• Balda Squashes Rumors of Selling Shares of TPK Holding
• U.S. Treasury Auction Schedule of Treasury Securities
• EFSF to Seek 7 Billion Euros for Ireland, Portugal, Regling Says
• UBS Trader Gets No Miracle as Delta-One Loss Leads to Pre-Dawn U.K. Arrest
• Foreign Funds Buy Net 1.67 Billion Rupees of Indian Equities
• U.S. Jumbo Mortgage Rates Comparison
• Blackstone Agrees to Buy U.K. Private Hotel Business Mint Hotel
• Trichet Says Essential All Decisions Are Rapidly Implemented
• Slovenia Approves 2011 Budget After Pension Changes Rejected
• H&R Says Girg, Hoff, Volker Are New Supervisory Board Members
• Bernanke Lacks Tools to Prevent Double Dip, Stiglitz Says
• Niger Army Kills 3 Al-Qaeda Fighters in Attack, Ministry Says
• Bank of England Corporate Bond Operation Sales
• EU’s Rehn Says Return to Recession Is Not Expected in Euro Area
• Brazil IPC-S Index Rose 0.69% in Month Ending Sept. 15
• Juncker Says Eurogroup Made Progress on Greek Collateral Issue
• Apple, Tivo, S.C. Johnson, Google: Intellectual Property
• Boehringer, Eli Say Release Two-Year, Phase III Lingaliptin Data
• Pakistan Refinery Reports Full-Year Profit of 224 Million Rupees
• Indian Equity Movers: Fortis, Maruti, ONGC, SRS, Tata Motors
• Juncker Says Full Program Implementation Is Crucial for Greece
• Juncker Says Fiscal Consolidation Remains Top Euro-Area Priority
• Lilly, Novo Drugs’ Cancer Tie Unproven, Researcher Says
• Mukherjee Sees Indian Economic Growth Picking Up in Second Half
• Ukraine Hopes to Sign EU Association Agreement By Mid-December
• Denmark’s First Female Prime Minister Vows Fiscal Restraint to Cut Deficit
• Liverpool’s Gerrard to Return After 7-Month Layoff, Mirror Says: Roundup
• Anglo, 45% Owner of De Beers, ‘Believes in Diamonds,’ Cynthia Carroll Says
• Ukraine to Adopt Necessary Laws for EU Agreement Next Week
• Ukraine to Hire Socoin for LNG Terminal Study, Interfax Says
• Sinochem International Allocates $190 Million Syndicate Loan
• Libya Rebels Fight for Sirte as Cameron, Sarkozy Pledge Aid to New Rulers
• Apollo’s Black Says U.S. Economy May Remain in ‘Holding Pattern’
• German Bunds Headed for Weekly Decline as Italian, Spanish Bonds Advance
• Nigeria August Money Supply: Summary
• Tata Has Biggest Gain in 18 Months on Land Rover Sales
• Asia 97-RON Gasoline Rises; Hin Leong Buys Cargoes: Oil Products
• Putin Says U.S., European Economies on Verge of Recession
• Vietnam’s Bonds Advance in Week as Banks Lower Lending Rates
• Thailand Stocks: Thai Airways, Total Access, Thoresen Thai
• Bundesbank Says Higher Risk Standards Needed to Bolster Basel
• iSelect Obtains Loan From Goldman Sachs to Back Infochoice Bid
• Cape Natexis Cedes 6.6% Stake in Arkimedica
• NetIndex Inc Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 0.00 Yen
• Nigeria Broad Money Supply at 8.6% in August, Credit Demand Climbs to 7.8%
• Tanzania Shilling Heads for 2nd Weekly Drop on Importer Demand
• MasterCard, Card Group Say German Plan Kills Prepaid Market
• China Southern A380 Spearheads Challenge to Cathay Pacific
• Osborne Says ’Time Is Short’ for Euro Area to Act on Debt Crisis
• President Peres Hopes for ‘Solution’ in Israel-Turkish Crisis
• EU Says It’s ‘On Track’ With Stress Tests of Nuclear Plants
• Obama Excludes New F-16s From Taiwan Arms Package, Washington Times Says
• Putin Says Russian Inflation Won’t Exceed 7%, Lowest on Record
• Rice Imports by Bangladesh May Be Less Than Forecast as Harvest Increases
• EU to Propose Financial Transaction Tax ‘Early October’
• LME Lead Stockpiles Rise to Highest Level Since January 1995
• Greece to Sell EU1.25 Billion 13 Week T-Bills on Sept 20
• India Traders Cut Bearish Bets as Rate Increase Meets Forecasts
• Ukraine’s GDP Rose More Than 5% Through August, Klyuev Says
• Geithner Calls For More Cooperation on Euro, Rostowski Says
• Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao is ‘Concerned’ About High Prices
• European Benchmark Coal Little Changed as Crude Prices Stable
• Administration Says Patent Law Change Will Spur U.S. Economy
• Delta Corp. Gains in Mumbai After Accord to Sell Kenya Property
• Sino-Ocean Land to Form Venture for Site Development in Beijing
• CDC, Others to Invest $1 Billion in Russian Ski Resorts Project
• Adoboli Said to Have Admitted Losses to UBS as Executives Studied Trades
• China is Able to Keep Food Prices at Reasonable Level, Wen Says
• United Nations Criticizes Japan Nuclear Plan: Kyodo
• Noda Doesn’t Want Sales Tax Raised for Rebuilding, Kyodo Says
• Manchester United Said to Get Approval for $1 Billion Singapore Share Sale
• Philippine Peso Completes Biggest Weekly Decline in 10 Months
• France’s Gasoline, Diesel Consumption Rises 4.1%, UFIP Says
• China Isn’t World’s ‘Savior,’ Commerce Minister Official Says
• Angolan Authorities Move to Keep Downtown Luanda Free of Demonstrations
• Air France-KLM Slows $12 Billion Aircraft Purchase, Pressuring Rolls-Royce
• Volkswagen, GM Lead 7.8% Growth in August European Car Sales
• Indian Paintings Sell for $9.7 Million at Christie’s, Sotheby’s
• Brazil Sugar Cargoes Decline by 1 Million Tons as Demand Slows
• South Africa’s ANC Denies Malema Bid to Remove Hanekom; Hearings Continue
• Singapore Stocks: Ezra Holdings, Golden-Agri Resources, PEC Ltd.
• Fortis Healthcare Falls After Founder Pledges 204 Million Shares
• Norway Boosts Budget to Pay for Cost From July 22 Attacks
• Azumi Says Corporate, Income Tax Increase Key for Rebuilding
• System Integra Parent Revises Planned FY Dividend to 1500.00 Yen
• Ruble Heads for Third Weekly Drop to Dollar on Europe
• South African Inflation-Linked Borrowing Costs Rise at Auction
• Volkswagen Says It Will Invest More Than $86 Billion Over Next Five Years
• Grasberg Copper Output May Slump on Strike as Union Says Site ‘Paralyzed’
• Merkel Reiterates Opposition to Joint Euro-Area Bonds
• Zloty Falls After Steepest Gain in 10 Months on Greek Aid Talks
• Esprit Slumps as Analysts Downgrade Clothing Retailer That ‘Lost Its Soul’
• Belgium August Federal Budget Balance
• Copper Stockpiles in Shanghai Fall for First Time in 3 Weeks
• Ukraine to Cut 2012 Budget Deficit to 2.5%, Cabinet Says
• Hong Kong Plans to Sell at Least 7 Land Sites in Next Quarter
• Fukushima Evacuees to Return to Exclusion Zone to Check Property
• Sweden Sells SEK4.446 Bln I/L Bonds in Exchange Auction
• Belgium’s Leterme Appointed Deputy Secretary-General of OECD
• Indonesia Stocks: International Nickel, Sinar Mas Agro, United
• Najib Repeals Malaysia’s Detention, Media Licensing Laws Before Election
• Merkel Faces Vote as Pirates Prepare for Win
• Impala Platinum, Exxaro Mediated Wage Talks Fail to Reach Deal, Union Says
• Ukraine Sees 2012 Gas Transit at 110 Billion Cubic Meters
• Euro-Area Exports Rise, Led by France, Austria, Netherlands
• Bank of England Asset Purchase Facility Purchases
• Bank of England Commercial Paper Facility Announcement
• Ukraine to Pay 13% More for Gas in Last Quarter, Interfax Says
• Eurozone Second Quarter Labor Costs: Summary
• Hong Kong Stocks Rise, Paring Weekly Loss on ECB’s Bank Support
• Ican’s Singhvi Sees Difficult Growth Phase on Policy Paralysis
• Polish Stocks Advance, Extending Longest Rally in Two Months
• Lithuania Sees Consumer-Price Growth Slowing in September
• Taiwan Central Bank Sells NT$151.88 Billion in Certificates
• Bank Pundi Indonesia Shareholders Approve $57 Mln Rights Offer
• ECB’s Gonzalez-Paramo Says Inflation Well Anchored Close to 2%
• ONGC Said to Sell 700,000 Barrels of Russian Sokol Oil to Vitol
• Ukraine’s Yanukovych to Meet Russia’s Medvedev Amid Gas Dispute
• ‘Arab Spring’ Seen Unlikely to Yield Big Investment Openings
• Erste May Need to Boost Romania Unit Capital ‘Soon’ on Bad Debt
• Taiwan Dollar Completes Worst Week Since May 2010 on Outflows
• Russian Lenders Borrow Most Since December 2009 at Repo Auction
• Rupiah, Bonds Complete Weekly Drop as Global Funds Cut Holdings
• Vietnam’s PV Oil Seeks to Buy Gasoline for Delivery in October
• Osborne Says Successful Euro is in Britain’s Interest
• ‘Muslim Chickens’ of Turkey Should Have Egypt Tax Cut, Star Says
• Japan Evacuees Angered by Tepco Red Tape
• TNK-BP Said to Sell East Siberian Oil for November to Sinochem
• ECB Dollar Lending Temporary Solution, Unicredit’s Valli Says
• Gonzalez-Paramo Says Euro-Area Crisis Shows Need for Stability
• India Will Meet $8.42 Billion Asset-Sale Target, Gopalan Says
• India Facing Difficult Inflationary Situation, Adviser Basu Says
• Satellite CEOs Stuck With Local Partnerships as Politics Slows Purchases
• ETF Securities Sued by Former Executive in U.K. Over Bonus
• Flour Mills of Nigeria Offers Shares at $0.40 in Rights Offer, Trader Says
• Sun Hung Kai Lowers Home Sales Target, Signaling Hong Kong Market Risks
• Asian Currencies Fall This Week on Europe Debt Crisis, Global Growth Risk
• India’s Central Bank May Further Raise Rates, Aegon Says
• Palm Oil to Climb on Soybean Oil Supply Cut, Demand, Mistry Says
• Gillard Sees No Media Ownership Change in Australia as China Boom Persists
• India Cumulative Monsoon Rainfall Through Sept. 14
• Aviva’s Macgregor Sees Higher Ratings for Malaysia, Thailand
• H.K. Home Prices Fall 0.37% in Week Ended Sept. 11: Centaline
• Italy Debt Chief Cannata to Assess Pisa Swap Costs, F&M Reports
• Crisis Worse Than 2008 in Europe as Rescue Options Dim, Gordon Brown Says
• Nippon Koei Wins $47 Million Dasu Hydro Plant Contract in Pakistan
• India Stocks Discounted High Inflation, Weak Growth, Kotak Says
• Brown Brothers Harriman Sees ’Short-Term’ Rebound in India Rupee
• Hermes Tumbles After Saying Defense Win Locks Independence
• Citigroup to Add Nine Emerging Nations to Bond Market Indexes
• ECB July Not Seasonally Adjusted Current Account
• ECB July Not Seasonally Adjusted Financial Account
• Gun-ei Chemical Revises Planned FY Group Dividend to 6.00 Yen
• ECB Eurozone July Current Account: Summary
• Westpac’s Cavenagh Says Rupee May Fall to 48.50 on Risk Aversion
• Petrobras Forecasts Crude Exports Will Increase 46% by 2014
• China Offers 10.7 Billion Yuan Subsidies for Energy Saving Cars
• CEZ Says Supervisory Board Member Ales Klepek Resigns
• BOE’s Bean Says U.K. Growth Will Pick Up Next Year, Sun Reports
• Espirito’s Bhargava Says Too Early to Predict Another Rate Hike
• White Sugar Delivery May Be Just Over 100,000 Tons, Broker Says
• Czech PX Stock Index Declines as CEZ, Erste Group Bank Retreat
• DBS’s Suryanarayanan Says RBI May Raise Rates Again in October
• China Stocks: ICBC, Poly Real Estate, Southwest Securities
• Ahluwalia Says India Inflation May Moderate After Rate Increase
• KazMunaiGas EP to Spend $300 Million to Buy Back Ordinary Shares
• Swiss & Global ETF Precious Metal Holdings for Sept. 15
• India Rate Rise Won’t Significantly Affect Inflation, Mirae Says
• Copper Extends Rally as Debt-Crisis Concerns Abate in Europe
• Rand Plunge Spurs Biggest Bonds Exit Since 2008 as Rate Cut Seen Abandoned
• Kenya Shilling Set to Slip to 100 Per Dollar by Year-end, Renaissance Says
• KPN’s E-Plus Unit Names Alfons Loesing Chief Wholesale Officer
• RBI Rate Increase Will Have ‘Some Impact’ on Growth, Gujral Says
• Kepco Holders Press CEO to End $4 Billion Inflation Subsidy
• Indian Rupee Reference Rate at 47.47 per U.S. Dollar
• Japanese Stocks Advance Most Since March as ECB Offers Banks Support
• China’s End-June Foreign Debt $642.5 Billion USD
• China’s Stocks Rise as European Debt Concerns Ease, Trimming Weekly Drop
• Rural Electrification’s Khunteta Says RBI Focused on Inflation
• Putin’s Front Aims to Add 15% to Ruling Party’s Vote in December
• Create Rest HD Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 22.00 Yen
• Ireland’s Gilmore Says Won’t Raise Income Tax, Cut Welfare Rates
• Greece’s ODIE to Start Horse-Race Sweepstakes, Imerisia Says
• Merck KGaA to Make Mappus Head of Brazilian Operations, FTD Says
• India Confident of Meeting Indirect Tax Goal, Majumder Says
• Ministers Spar on Greek Collateral, German Objections to Changing Treaties
• Dr. Reddy’s Says Duty Plan Extension Very Good for Exporters
• ECB Says Euro-Area Banks Reduced Emergency Overnight Borrowing
• Spain Second Quarter Labor Costs by Sector
• Norway’s Biggest Shipbroker to Add Workers, May List in 2012
• Congo Sells Stake in Former First Quantum Mines
• Euro Declines Against Dollar, Yen; Pares First Weekly Advance This Month
• Future Capital’s Panda Says India Rate Increase ‘Priced In’
• India Concerned About Inflation and Growth, Gujral Says
• Takeda Plans Purchases in India, Spend $300 Million in China
• Korean Won Completes Worst Week in 15 Months on Europe Concern
• Mizuho to Merge Retail, Corporate Banking Units by 2013
• Maruti Suzuki CFO Says India Rate Increase to Hurt Auto Demand
• Siemens’s Ederer Expects Pace of Growth to Slow, Welt Reports
• Intercell Rises on Completion Phase II/III Encephalitis Vaccine
• Kenyan Constitutional Body Rejects Government Plan to Change Election Date
• Alere Holds 11.09% of Axis-Shield; Extends Offer to Oct. 10
• India Monetary Policy Ignoring Global Turmoil, IDBI Federal Says
• Spain Second Quarter Wage Costs: Summary
• Ukraine Won’t Join Customs Union, President Yanukovych Says
• Neste Oil Sells Belgium Facility to Chevron Phillips Chemical
• Copper Rises as Europe Debt-Crisis Concerns Abate: LME Preview
• Spain Second Quarter Labor Costs: Summary
• Dictator Benito Mussolini’s Clothing to Be Auctioned, WSJ Says
• Turkish Consumer Confidence Falls to 91.7, Lowest Since January
• Agrokor Seeks Regulatory Approval for Mercator Bid, Dnevnik Says
• Rio Tinto Cuts Debt Costs As Yields Drop to Record Low: Australia Credit
• Hungary Gross Wages Rose More Than Economists Estimated in July
• Askul Corp Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 30.00 Yen
• Poland Key Economic Indicators: Statistical Summary
• Hungary July Construction Output: Summary
• U.K. Key Monetary Policy Variables: Summary
• Austrian GDP Grew Less Than Estimated in 2nd Quarter, Wifo Says
• DTZ Sets October Deadline for SGP-BNP Paribas to Make Offer for the Broker
• Barratt, BG Group, BP, Shell, Tesco: U.K., Irish Equity Preview
• South Korea Stocks: Daelim, Doosan, Kolon, GS Engineering, OCI
• Marine Harvest Focuses on Costs as Prices Fall, Intrafish Says
• Gold in ‘Final’ Phase of Bull Market, Tiberius Says
• Hurtigruten Involved in 29 Accidents in Past Five Years, DN Says
• India Bonds Drop, Rupee Pares Gains After RBI Rate Increase
• Thorning-Schmidt Wins Danish Election After Vowing to Spend
• Magnitogorsk Iron & Steel Forms MMK-Mining Unit in Luxembourg
• Australian, N.Z. Stocks: Aquila, BHP, Echo, Mirvac, Qantas, Rio
• GSW Immobilien Says Singapore Held 6.19 Percent as of April 15
• Daio Paper Chairman Steps Down After Borrowing Company Money
• Mito Securities Parent Announces Planned 1H Dividend of 0.00 Yen
• Nic Corp Revises Planned FY Group Dividend to 0.00 Yen 9652 JP
• Seed/kyoto Announces Planned 1H Group Dividend of 0.00 Yen
• Reserve Bank of India Monetary Policy History
• India’s Central Bank Raises Repurchase Rate to 8.25% From 8%
• Spain Opposition Party Wants Airport Contracts Delay, Cinco Says
• France Plans Higher Taxes on Spirits, Not Wine, Les Echos Says
• Japan Stocks: Corona, Hoosiers, Japan Tobacco, Olympus, Shoei
• Kenya Microfinance Institutions Collect 9.1 Billion Shillings
• BASF to Invest EU10 Billion in Ludwigshafen, Handelsblatt Says
• Hungarian Banking Industry Had Loss in 2010, Vilaggazdasag Says
• Ruble Drops 6th Day Versus Basket, Retreats Against Euro, Dollar
• EU Needs Powers to Ban Financial Products, ESMA’s Maijoor Says
• Tepco to Sell Off Company Dormitories and Houses, Yomiuri Says
• Local Government Debt Is China’s Subprime
• Spain’s Salgado Calls for Fast Approval of EFSF Overhaul
• Zimbabwe Hasn’t Canceled Foreign Mine-Permits, Doesn’t Plan to, News Says
• Tokuden Co Ltd Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 7.00 Yen
• Skandia Plans to Boost Assets 50% in Three Years
• Uniq First-Half Operating Profit Rises 47%, Excluding Items
• Lagarde Sees Leaders Dithering in Crisis, Handelsblatt Says
• Sanyo Shokai Revises Planned FY Group Dividend to 8.00 Yen
• Dynac Corp Parent Revises Planned FY Dividend to 5.00 Yen
• Nissha Printing Revises Planned FY Group Dividend to 0.00 Yen
• Kusuri No Aoki Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 22.00 Yen
• Jeans Mate Parent Announces Planned FY Dividend of 0.00 Yen
• Hungary Investigating Mol Chairman About INA, Poslovni Reports
• India’s Liquidity Adjustment by RBI on Sept. 16
• Danish Banks to Make Own Assessment on Collateral, Borsen Says
• U.K. John Lewis Partnership Sales: Week to September 10
• Russia Money Supply as of Sept. 12: Summary
• Taiwan Stock Movers: Catcher Technology, Taiwan Semiconductor
• Poly, Developers Fall on Report Shanghai Home Inventories Jump
• Latvia May Need $254 Million in 2012 Budget Cuts, NRA Says
• Acciona Plans to Develop 144-Megawatt South Australia Wind Farm
• Hungary Fiscal Body to Review 2012 Budget by Sept. 23, Napi Says
• Intercell Finishes Phase II/III Encephalitis Vaccine Study
• Urpilainen Sees No Collateral Solution at Wroclaw Euro Meeting
• William Demant’s Majority Owner May Reduce Stake, Borsen Reports
• Barclays to Open London Precious Metals Vault
• RTS Futures Advance as Mechel, Yandex Climb Following ECB Lending Proposal
• Venizelos Says Greece ‘On Track’ to Implement Austerity Program
• South African Taxi Group Starts Airline, New Age Says
• UBS’s Securities Unit Loss Ranks Among Industry’s Biggest Trading Debacles
• Citic Securities Said to Seek Up to $1.9 Billion in IPO Test for Hong Kong
• Polish Ruling Party Lead Narrows With Likely Voters, Gazeta Says
• Venizelos Says Greece Will Deliver on 2011, 2012 Fiscal Targets
• India Is Confident of Meeting Share Sale Target, Gopalan Says
• LIC to Invest $42B in India Markets: Chairman
• Malaysia to Repeal Parts of Printing Act, Najib Says
• Sri Lanka Puts Australia in to Bat in Final Test, Ponting Drops Down Order
• Rays Beat Red Sox 9-2 to Cut Boston’s Lead in MLB Race for Wild Card Spot
• RUSSIA DAYBOOK: Putin at Sochi Forum; EDF, BASF in South Stream
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 09/16/2011
• Kuwait Petroleum Sells October Naphtha at $22 Premium, ICIS Says
• Daiichi Chuo Kis Announces Planned 1H Group Dividend of 0.00 Yen
• BOJ’s Shirai Leaves All Options Open as Overseas Economies Slow
• LG Chem Buys Three Naphtha Cargoes at $6.50 Premium, ICIS Says
• Nippon Koei Wins Pakistani Hydropower Order, Nikkei Says
• Asian Citrus Full-Year Net Income Rises 90% on Year
• Tepco’s Fuksuhima Dai-Ni Will Be Decommissioned, Mainichi Says
• Accused Financier Allen Stanford ‘Complains of Amnesia’: WSJ
• F&P Healthcare May Face Industrial Action From 900 Workers
• Philippine Stocks: Aboitiz, PetroEnergy, SM Development, Vista
• Philippine Customs Says Prospects of Meeting 2011 Target ’Dim’
• Nestle, Glaxo Lobby UN Over Biggest ‘Epidemic’ Battle Since AIDS
• Shell Said to Sell Bonny Light, Forcados Crude to Indian Oil
• Vietnam Stocks Tumble the Most in Asia on Power-Price Concerns
• China Needs Tight Policy as Inflation to Remain, Cheng Says
• Mitsubishi Materials to Boost Copper Output as Smelter Restarts
• France Lends $14 Billion for Russia Ski Resort, Kommersant Says
• Chile’s Bachelet Sets Out to Improve Lot of Women From Her UN Position
• Tea Party Name Affixed to Canadian Rockers
• TCW, DoubleLine Jury Verdict to Be Read Today in Los Angeles Courtroom
• Primary Global’s Fleishman Won’t Testify After U.S. Rests Case in Trial
• Craigslist May Have ‘Lobbied’ for EBay Subpoena, Lawyer Says
• Refunding Wave Imperils Rally as Bond Sales Reach 2011 High: Muni Credit
• Mortgage REITs Head to Europe as Barrack, Sternlicht Seek Distressed Deals
• Jefferson County Bankruptcy Pits Urban Sewer Users Against Wealthy Suburbs
• NBA Referees Agree to New Five-Year Labor Contract With League
• Packers Locker-Room Tour May Be Only Dividend NFL Team’s New Shares Offer
• Further Defense Cuts May Raise Unemployment, Pentagon Aide Says
• Star Wars Gets Real as Planet With Two Suns Found By Astronomers
• U.S. House Republicans Embrace Obama Push to Ease SEC Rules
• Senate Committee Approves $513 Billion Defense Bill for 2012
• Philippines May Issue NDF Curbs Memo in Few Weeks, Tetangco Says
• TAKEBISHI CORP Revises Planned 1H Group Dividend to 8.00 Yen
• Daiko Clearing Announces Planned 1H Group Dividend of 7.50 Yen
• Gas Natural, Iberdrola, Portugal Telecom: Iberian Equity Preview
• Areva, ESI, Heurtey Petrochem, Partouche: French Equity Preview
• Solyndra Lobbied White House for Solar Panels on U.S. Buildings
• Solyndra Collapse Foreseen by Some Workers, a ‘Shock’ to Others
• Stimulus Fatigue Stymies Obama in Finding Votes for Jobs Plan
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• Hillary Clinton Rise as Most Popular Politician Prompting Buyers’ Remorse
• Flight 93 Memorial Donations Fall Short Even After Family Pleas
• Deutsche Telekom, Portugal Telecom: European Equity Preview
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• South African Daybook: InflationLinked Bond Sale, ANC Meeting, BioScience