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September 19, 2011

• NYSE Amex ‘Threshold’ Securities for Sept. 19
• China Jan.-Aug. Average Export Prices Rise 10.3%
• Beijing Enterprises Said to Offer Fees on HK$1 Billion Loan
• New York Giants Defeat St. Louis Rams 28-16 to Raise Their Record to 1-1
• U.S. Natural Gas Fund Premium at 0.31% on Sept. 19
• China’s Stocks Rise From 14-Month Low; Commodity Producers, Banks Advance
• India Rupee Weakens Past 48.02 a Dlr, Lowest Since Sept 2009
• China May Increase Investment as Stimulus, Guosen’s Pettis Says
• Global Funds Sell Net 437 Million Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• UN Food Price Index in September May Be Below August Level
• Tasweeq Sells Al-Shaheen Crude Cargoes for Loading in November
• Google-Oracle Court Meeting May End Dispute Over Android
• Brazil Seeking WTO Talks on Measures to Regulate Currency Exchange Rates
• Xinjiang Korla Jumps Most in 14 Months on Plan to Sell Property
• OCI Asked to Comment on Share Buyback, Order Speculation
• China’s PBOC Auctions MOF Deposits at Yield of 6.15%
• Sta. Lucia Rises Most Since June After Scrapping Share Sale
• RBA Is ‘Well Placed’ to Respond to New Global Growth Risks, Minutes Show
• NYSE Arca ‘Threshold’ Securities for Sept. 19
• Malaysia Sept 1-20 Palm Oil Exports 978,087 Tons, Intertek Says
• Ayala, Philippine Builders Drop on Outlook for Borrowing Costs
• Hong Kong Builders Are Set to Accelerate New Project Sales as Demand Cools
• Oil Trades Near a Three-Week Low in New York; Brent Crude Climbs in London
• China Jan.-Aug. Outbound Investment Rises 6.9% to $34.2 Billion
• Mattel, Hasbro Lead Toys ’R’ Us Hot List for Holiday Shoppers
• Hyundai Heavy Plans to Invest $13 Million in Russian Farming
• Tyco’s Second Breakup Signals 60% Gain in Value for Shareholders: Real M&A
• Charoen to Sign for $250 Million Loan, Daily Reports
• Japan’s Cabinet Office Monthly Economic Report History
• Samsung C&T Wins 658.8 Billion Won Power Plant Order from U.A.E.
• Acer, Arima Communications: Taiwan Stocks Preview
• Benakat, Bukit Asam, Krakatau Steel: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Oil Climbs for First Day in Three in New York Trading; Brent Crude Gains
• Australian Dollar Erases Drop After RBA Minutes Signal Inflation Concern
• Sime Rises Most in Four Months, Rebounding From 13-Month Low
• Singapore Stocks: Neptune Orient Lines, Singapore Air, STX OSV
• CSL Seeks to Raise $250 Million From U.S. Private Bond Sale
• Thailand Seeks 430 Billion Baht for Utility Debt, Krungthep Says
• New Zealand Slashes Tourist Spending Forecasts on Currency
• Oil Erases Decline in New York, Trades Near Three-Week Low; Brent Climbs
• Bandar Raya Stock Advances on Asset-Sale Proposal, Cash Dividend
• Obama Courts Wealthy New York Donors After Tax Boost Pitch
• Korea to Boost Market Monitoring, May Take Stabilizing Actions
• Asia-Pacific Credit-Default Swap Indexes Roll Into New Series
• Henderson Land Mtn Limited Sells HKD400 million Note
• Indonesia Stocks May Lag Behind Regional Peers: Credit Suisse
• Sun Hung Kai Prop (Cap) Sells HKD160 million 3.45% 10-Yr Note
• Taiwan Tea to Buy NT$5.12 Billion Property in Taipei City
• Brazil Urges WTO to Take Action on Currency Moves as Chinese Imports Surge
• Daio Paper Falls Most in Three Years After Chairman Resigned
• California, U.S. Settle Suit in San Francisco Bay Spill for $44.4 Million
• Cheung Kong, China Unicom, Prada: Hong Kong Equities Preview
• Philippine, Indonesia Stocks Most Crowded Trade: Credit Suisse
• Asia Stocks, U.S. Futures Drop on Italy Concern
• Flooding Kills 57 People in 3 Chinese Provinces in September
• Bandar, Berjaya, Hartalega, Kimlun: Malaysia Equity Preview
• Shultz Says It’s Time to ‘Clean House Again’ With U.S. Tax Code
• Argentina to Use $5.7 Billion in Reserves for Debt, Infobae Says
• Short-Term Stimulus Won’t Help U.S. in Long Run: Glenn Hubbard
• ‘Buffett Rule’ Is Wrong Way to Spread the Budget Burden: View
• Middle-Class Americans Suffer in Silence, for Now: Ron Klain
• Abbas’s UN Offensive Might Be a Step Toward Peace: Noah Feldman
• Morgan Stanley Misses Deal-Making Harmony as Kelleher Clashes With Taubman
• Strong Countries, Not Greece, Should Ditch Euro: Ramesh Ponnuru
• Bernanke to Preempt Accusations of Do-Nothing Fed: Caroline Baum
• Latvia Strikes Blow to Corruption by Voting Out Oligarchs: View
• Australia Sees FY12 Farm Commodity Exports at A$34.6 Billion
• ‘Angry Birds’ May Slingshot Into Starbucks in Retail Expansion
• Hynix, LG, Samsung, SK Telecom, STX: South Korea Equity Preview
• Peru Approves Stimulus to Protect Economy, Castilla Says
• Google Kicks Off Mobile Payments, Teams With Visa, Discover
• Crude Oil Slides a Third Day in New York After Italy Credit Rating Cut
• Jazz Pharmaceuticals Adds a Pain Medicine in Azur Takeover
• Texas Submitted Incomplete Data on Electoral Map, U.S. Says
• Argentina Reports 431.9 Million Peso Primary Surplus in August
• SAP Shuns Hardware Deals to Propel Stock
• Argentina August Budget Statement Summary
• Shell Wins U.S. Air Permit for Arctic Exploration in 2012
• Total Seeks Buyers for North Sea Oil Assets
• Ireland Recovers as Greece Sinks in Debt Market Affirming Kenny’s Policies
• Mr. and Mrs. Average Usurp Fashionistas, Fuel Luxury Spending
• Fire Control-Room Revamp a Costly ‘Failure,’ U.K. Lawmakers Say
• Christo Battles for Permission to Cover 42 Miles of U.S. River: Interview
• Bouncy-Castle Bubbles Charm Floating Visitors at Berlin Museum
• Teekay Profits Booming on LNG Shipping Demand From Japan: Freight Markets
• Brevan Howard May Return $2 Billion to Clients
• Nigeria Raises Benchmark Rate to Curb Inflation
• Geithner Predicts Europe Will Follow Lessons of U.S. Crisis
• Paraguay’s Foot-and-Mouth Cases Threaten Beef Exports
• BHP, Macquarie, Mirvac, Newcrest, Rio: Australian Stock Preview
• Yankees Reliever Mariano Rivera Sets Major League Saves Record With 602nd
• Colorado Sues State Pension Plan Demanding Recipients’ Data
• U.S. Stocks Decline as Investors Weigh Greece
• James Hardie: Tax Office Seeks Leave to Appeal Court Decision
• Euro Declines Versus Dollar, Yen After S&P Lowers Italy’s Credit Ratings
• JAPAN DAYBOOK: Mitsubishi Heavy, Tokyo Department Store Sales
• Cowboys’ Quarterback Romo Has Punctured Lung, Broken Rib, ESPN Reports
• Study Says Defense Dollars Buy Fewer Jobs Than Tax Cuts: Video
• Senate Agrees to Move Toward Vote on Expired Trade Preferences
• Netflix Separates DVD Business as Qwikster, Adds Games
• Urbi Desarrollos Sees 2011 Sales Growth of as Much as 14 Percent
• U.S. Air Force to Lift Flight Ban on Lockheed’s F-22 Raptor
• Falcons’ Dunta Robinson Fined $40,000 for Illegal Hit on Eagles’ Maclin
• JBS Suspends Exports From Paraguay After Foot-And-Mouth Case
• Electric Vehicles Led by Leaf Fail to Connect Consumers: Cars
• U.S. Company Risk Increases as Greece Default Concern Rises
• Allied, Beige, Cashbuild, DigiCore, Remgro: South African Equity Preview
• Agnico-Eagle to Buy Grayd for C$255 Million to Add Deposit
• Commodities Fall on Europe Debt Worries
• Illinois Man Indicted for Insider Trading, Prosecutors Say
• Teucrium Launches ETFs for Soy, Wheat and Sugar: Audio
• Visa Puts at Record High as Swipe Rule Threatens Lead: Options
• ‘Lion King’ 3-D Makeover Tops Movie Sales With $30.2 Million
• Brazilian Real Sinks to One-Year Low as Concern Greece Will Default Mounts
• Madoff Trustee’s Lawsuit Seeking Damages Is ‘Clearly Wrong,’ JPMorgan Says
• Gilead’s Experimental AIDS Drug Outperforms Rival, Study Shows
• Hedge Funds Cut Bullish Bets on Commodity Prices Amid ‘Contraction Fear’
• Billionaire Caring Gets $518 Million Refinance Deal, CoStar Says
• Chinese Stocks in the U.S.: AsiaInfo-Linkage, Cnooc, JinkoSolar
• Peru Stocks: Alturas Minerals, Candente, Maple, Milpo, Relapasa
• TAIWAN DAYBOOK: August Export-Order Growth, HTC New York Event
• California Gasoline Premium Weakens as Demand From Drivers Wanes
• Ethanol Drops a Fifth Day as Crude Oil Declines, Corn Advances
• Corporate Jets Face Flight Fee in Obama Plan
• Goodrich Stock Surges to 30-Year High on United Technologies Marger Talks
• Jets Center Mangold Unlikely to Play This Weekend After High Ankle Sprain
• Gold Holdings by Exchange-Traded Funds as of Sept. 19
• Central Fund of Canada Gold Holdings are Unchanged
• Platinum and Palladium ETF Holdings as of Sept. 19
• Minerva Suspends Paraguay Plant After Case of Foot-And-Mouth
• Euro Weakens on Debt Crisis Plan Concern, Pares Its Loss After Greek Call
• Canadian Dollar Drops as Greek Debt Crisis Saps Demand for Riskier Assets
• Expert-Networking Insider Trial to Enter Jury Deliberations
• Netflix and the Art of CEO Apologies: The Ticker
• ConAgra Foods Withdraws Its $94-a-Share Offer to Purchase Ralcorp Holdings
• Colombia’s Industrial Output Rose 3.9% in July From Year Ago
• Treasuries Climb on Greece Default Concern; Two-Year Yields Drop to Record
• Strategists’ Recommended Allocations for Stocks, Bonds, Cash
• South Korea’s Department Store Sales Increased 8.3% in August
• Colder October-December Weather May Boost Gas Demand, WSI Says
• Euro Bulls Capitulating After Trichet Turnaround Leaves Redeker at $1.25
• Teck’s Lindsay Favors Coal Mine Expansion as M&A Booms
• Bovespa Stock Index Retreats on Greek Debt, Brazil Inflation Concerns
• Marfrig Agrees to Divest Distribution Unit for $400 Million
• Pearson Tax Breaks Lure 600 Jobs to Manhattan, Mayor Says
• Cargill, Grupo USJ Plan to Triple Cane Processing by 2020
• Silvercorp Overstated 2010 Net Income Fivefold, Report Alleges
• Colombian Stock Movers: Interconexion Electrica, Canacol Energy
• Bob Evans Investors Urge Asset Sales to Fund Food Products
• Turkish President Speaks in Germany After Threat, Reuters Says
• Farm-Animal Prescriptions Urged for U.S. to Cut Drug Resistance
• Central GoldTrust ETF Holdings Unchanged on Sept. 19
• Mexico Stocks: Cemex, Chedraui, Televisa Decline; Modelo Gains
• SEC Proposes Conflict Ban in Asset-Backed Securities Sales
• Al-Qaeda Recruit Padilla Should Get More Than 17-Year Term, Court Rules
• Hypermarcas Leads Consumer Stocks Rout on Inflation Concern
• Stocks Decline as Euro Weakens on Greek Default Concern; Treasuries Rally
• Transatlantic Rejects Berkshire’s $3.25 Billion Cash Bid as Offer Expires
• Greece Aid Talks Will Continue After ‘Productive’ Meeting
• Lennar Climbs After Homebuilder Reports Higher Orders, Improving Traffic
• Argentine Stock Movers: Banco Frances, Tenaris, Petrobras
• Mako Surgical, Momenta, Stein Mart, Suntech: U.S. Equity Movers
• Magna to Design Cars in China for European Market, FTD Reports
• JinkoSolar Leads Chinese Solar Stocks Down, Idles Factory
• Tyco International Three-Way Split Creates Takeover Targets, Analysts Say
• Jefferies Sues International Derivatives Clearing on Rate Swaps Contracts
• U.S. Gasoline Prices for the Week of Sept. 19: Summary
• Brazil Steps Up Foot-And-Mouth Controls on Paraguay Border
• Aflac Hires Ex-Goldman Manager Kirsch to Oversee $93 Billion
• SPDR Gold Trust Holdings Unchanged at 1,252 Metric Tons
• States Prepare as Supercommittee Targets $500 Billion in U.S. Federal Aid
• ETF Securities Industrial Metals Holdings for Sept. 19
• Jets Center Mangold Out at Least Two Weeks With Ankle Sprain, ESPN Reports
• Ex-Soros Trader Bessent Returns to $25 Billion Firm as CIO
• Momenta Falls After FDA Clears Amphastar’s Lovenox Generic
• RIM Fourth Quarter $1.82-a-Share Doubts Over Tablet Mount: Tech
• New York City Restaurants to Face Review for Disabilities Act Compliance
• First Solar’s Record Efficiency May Best China Solar Panels
• Toyota Says U.S. Retail Sales to Rise in October After Quake
• Amgen Wins Expanded Use of Bone-Strengthening Drug in U.S.
• Payless Shoes Owner Poised for Buyout With 76% Discount to Sales: Real M&A
• GM Holding Line on Labor Cost Fails to Sway Investors After 31% Stock Drop
• Fund Outflows Top Lehman at $75 Billion
• Obama Deficit Plan ‘Best Mix’ of Policy Choices, Geithner Says
• Palestinians Bring Statehood Bid to World Leaders at UN’s General Assembly
• AT&T Said to Seek Asset Sales to Save Bid for T-Mobile
• Chicago’s Wrigley Building Sold to Groupon Founders, BDT, Zeller
• Sterngold Discusses Banking, Home Equity Loans: Audio
• U.S. Gulf Crude Oil Premiums Weaken as WTI-Brent Spread Narrows
• Homebuilders Targeted Along With Hotels in U.S. Pay Inquiry
• Dixy, Rosneft, Sberbank, Transneft: Russian Stock Market Preview
• Red Sox Lose to Orioles as Wild-Card Lead Is Cut to 1 1/2 Games Over Rays
• Ex-Trader Bartoszek Said to Buy Piece of New York Yankees Minority Share
• Strategists’ Forecasts for Standard & Poor’s 500 Index in 2012
• Hancock Agricultural Investment’s Jeff Conrad Retiring Sept. 30
• Strategists’ Forecasts for Standard & Poor’s 500 Index in 2011
• ICE Orange Juice Speculation and Hedging for Sept. 16
• Live Nation to Jointly Market, Manage Artists in Universal Music Venture
• BofA Steers Some Clients From Debit to Credit
• Argentina Cattle Herd, Beef Output May Rise in 2012, USDA Says
• Container Ship Stable After Collision in Hamburg Port, DPA Says
• Bovespa Investors Exercise 4.1 Billion Reais in Stock Options
• U.S. August Milk Production and Cows by State
• Michigan State Housing Agency Loses Bid to Move Court Fight With Lehman
• Oracle Asked to Revise Request for SAP Verdict Review
• U.S. August Milk Production: Statistical Summary
• California August Revenue $65 Million Below Forecast, Finance Agency Says
• Obama’s UN Appearance Shadowed by Standoff Over Palestinian Bid
• Metro CEO Cordes Gets Backing of Haniel Family, Reuters Reports
• Greece Describes Troika Call as a ‘Productive and Substantive Discussion’
• Copper Tumbles Most in 10 Months on Mounting European-Debt Woes
• LNG Surges as Japan Vies With China, Exxon’s Shipments Grow
• Dominican Republic Tourists in Aug.: Summary
• Hungarian Lawmakers Approve Law on Foreign-Currency Mortgages
• Energy Company Earnings Forecasts Are Too High, Wells Fargo Say
• Track Star Carl Lewis’ Senate Seat Ruling Overturned by U.S. Appeals Court
• Bank of Canada Key Monetary Policy Variables
• Turkish President Cancels Speech in Germany on Threat, DPA Says
• Sealed Air Bonds Reach 102 Cents on Dollar on First Trading Day
• EU Says Another Greece Conference Call Scheduled for Tuesday
• Obama Targets Muni Bond Tax Exemption
• BNP Paribas Securities Services May Seek Purchases, Colle Says
• Tyco’s Breen Says ‘No External Factor’ in Breakup Decision
• U.S. Diesel Prices for the Week of Sept. 19: Summary
• Michigan Agency Loses Bid to Move Court Fight With Lehman
• Mary Kay to Invest $25 Million in China, Soon Its Largest Market
• Air Force Secretary Vows to Protect F-35, New Bomber From Cuts
• Drug Spending Targeted in Obama’s $320 Billion Health Cut
• Naira Weakens to Two-Month Low on ‘Accumulated’ Dollar Demand
• Gulf Diesel Gains After Valero Shuts Crude Unit at McKee Plant
• Port Authority to Sell $1 Billion in Taxable Debt for WTC
• ICE Coffee Stockpiles by Warehouse Location on Sept. 19
• Ex-Treasury Restructuring Chief Millstein Starts Own Firm
• ICE Coffee Stockpiles by Country of Origin for Sept. 19
• ICE Daily Cocoa Stockpiles by Location for Sept. 19
• Chavez Decrees Nationalization of Gold Industry Amid Surging Bullion Price
• Citi Cuts S&P 500 Forecast on Concern Over Economy, Confidence
• Premium Increases May Cut Enrollment in UnitedHealth Drug Plans
• California Loses Stigma as Borrowing Costs Dive 33%: Muni Credit
• Albania Unlikely to Sell Bonds Abroad This Year, Berisha Says
• U.S. Federal Retirement Thrift Investment July Summary
• New York City Water Supply Reservoirs Above Capacity
• Chrysler Is Said to Push for Signing Bonuses of About $3,500 in UAW Pact
• Dallas Stars NHL Franchise May Get Bid From Chuck Greenberg, Lawyer Says
• ‘Modern Family’ Leads ABC to 5 Emmys, Ends 8-Year HBO Streak
• China Will Allow Loans to Some LGFVs for Public-Rental Housing Projects
• Peru Bank Loans Rise 20 Percent in August, Association Says
• Hamburg Finance Court Suspends Federal Nuclear Fuel Tax
• British Airways to Seek Boeing, Airbus Bids
• Angola Court Orders Release of 27 Anti-Government Protesters
• Pennsylvania Won’t Take Over Pittsburgh’s 62%-Funded Pension
• DOE Coal Prices by Region for the Week Ended Sept. 16
• Greece Says Consultations with Troika May Continue Tomorrow
• Crude Oil Volatility Rises as Futures Fall to Near Two-Week Low
• Brazil Boosts Its Total Revenue Forecast in 19.5 Billion Reais
• Percentage of Americans Feeling Healthy Rises
• Vick to Be Re-Evaluated for Giants Game
• Qatar Investor to Buy W Hotel in Central London for $313 Million
• Argentines Expect Consumer Prices to Rise 25% Over Next Year
• Greece Says No Official Announcement Expected After Troika Call
• Burkina Faso Residents Damage Pinsapo Gold Mine, Minister Says
• Some Emerging Nations Seek ‘Escape Hatch’ on Climate, Stern Says
• BP Buys Diesel Cargoes in Europe; Gasoline Falls: Oil Products
• Earthquake in Cantor’s District Brings Deficit Politics Home
• RBS Names Majewski Managing Director in Asset-Backed Finance
• Zeltia’s Noscira Unit to Sell 800,000 New Shares at EU1 a Share
• Global Hunter Hires Four Ex-Ticonderoga Bankers for Credit Trading Push
• PPR Suspends Auction Process for Redcats Online Retailer
• Nigeria Raises Benchmark Rate to 9.25% to Curb Inflation
• Millennium Jumps on Report BNP, Pekao, PKO Bank Place Bids
• Teucrium Starts Exchange-Traded Funds for Soy, Wheat, Sugar
• Labor to Delay Rule on Fiduciary Duty: Borzi
• Emerging Countries Can’t Solve Euro-Area Issues, Zoellick Says
• UBS Trading Loss Makes Case for U.K. Bank Revamp, Cable Says
• Fannie and Freddie Should Raise Mortgage Fees, DeMarco Says
• Angola Plans Oil Sector Foreign Exchange Law, Central Bank Says
• Saleh Meets With Saudi King Abdullah After Almost 50 Die in Yemen Clashes
• Obama Administration Pledges Support for Civilian Terror Trials
• ‘No Place to Hide’ in Currencies, Loonie Is Best Bet, HSBC Says
• Sovereign Default Risk Surges as Greek Woes Put Paid to Rally
• Shell Fails to Buy Forties Oil; Angola Exports at 19-Month High
• Peru Bonds Fall Most in 3 Months as Greece Fuels Risk Aversion
• Ukraine Harvests 3.2 Million Tons of Sugar Beets, Ministry Says
• U.S. Weekly Five-Area Cattle Slaughter for Sept. 18
• Eagles’ Vick to Be Evaluated More for Concussion After Doctor’s Exam, MRI
• Polish Stocks: Getin, KGHM, Millennium, Orlen, Pekao, PKO Bank
• Obama Urged to Seek Expanded Powers for Free-Trade Accords by Ally Daschle
• Marathon Asset Management Names Three as Partners at Hedge Fund
• Rand Depreciates to One-Year Low Against Dollar as Commodity Prices Tumble
• BofA, SunTrust Face Most Home-Equity Lending Risk, ISI Says
• German Stocks Fall After Merkel’s Election Defeat; VW Declines
• SMA Solar Slumps to 2-Year Low in Frankfurt After Reducing Outlook
• Disease Killers Targeted in UN Move to Avert $47 Trillion Cost
• International Ferro Gains in London on Production, Demand
• Sarkozy’s Popularity Holds Steady in Monthly Ipsos Poll
• Sub-Saharan African Stocks Report: Ecobank, Kenya Power, Oando
• NFL Looking Into Dunta Robinson’s Hit on Eagles’ Maclin That Drew Penalty
• RXR Agrees to Purchase Control of Building in NYC’s Chelsea Area
• Kudrin Says Countries With Large Reserves May Help Europe
• Spain Raises Outlook for Wheat, Cuts Corn Forecast
• European Stocks Decline Amid Speculation on Greek Aid Payment
• Hog Futures Drop as Demand for U.S. Pork May Slide; Cattle Fall
• UBS Board to Meet as Banking Head Kengeter Pledges Review of Risk Controls
• Sany Heavy Weighs Overseas Acquisitions Following $3.3 Billion Share Offer
• Geithner Says U.S. Has ‘Huge Stake’ in Europe Resolving Crisis
• London’s W Hotel Is Sold to Qatar-Based Investor
• Geithner Says Revamping Tax Code Needed to Assure Growth
• U.K. Stocks Decline, Ending Four-Day FTSE 100 Rally; RBS Slides
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for September 19
• Brazil Stock Movers: Anhanguera, Hypermarcas, OGX Petroleo & Gas
• Nigeria Central Bank Interest Rate History
• Colombian Stock Movers: Almacenes Exito, Coltejer, Grupo Nutresa
• Norquist Dismisses Obama’s Call for Tax Increase to Cut Deficit
• South African Stocks: Anglo, AngloGold, Avusa, Woolworths, Sasol
• U.S. Third Quarter Lennar New Home Orders
• Micex Index Drops 2nd Day as Lack of Greece Plan Curbs Risk Bets
• German Bunds Gain Second Day on Greek Crisis; Spanish, Italian Bonds Fall
• Lloyds Banking’s Finance Director Quits to Join Friends Life
• Turkish Stocks Rebound to World’s Best in Month as Rate Cuts Boost Banks
• BNS Split Corp II to Redeem 4.25% Preferred Shares Due 2015
• Sasol Signs Agreement for Gas-to-Liquids Plant in Uzbekistan
• Saudi Court Tries Militants for Planning Attacks on U.S. Troops
• U.S. Stock Options With Biggest Changes in Implied Volatility
• Euribor-OIS Spread Widens as Renewed Greece Concerns Boost Lending Costs
• Swiss Lower House Approves Curbing Risks at UBS, Credit Suisse
• South African Ministry Finds 3 Billion Rand in Tender Fraud
• Spain Pharmaceutical Spending Rose 0.27% in August Vs Year Ago
• RBS’s Securities Unit Head John Hourican Sells 99% of Shares
• Putin Is Unlikely to Run for Kremlin, United Russia Adviser Says
• Australian, New Zealand Currencies Decline on Concern About Europe Economy
• LDK Solar Sells $25.8 Million of Stock, Exceeds Repurchase Plan
• Wall Street Areas Blocked as Police Arrest Seven in Protest
• Mumias of Kenya Says Sugar Shortage to Persist for Another Year
• Credit Agricole Cheuvreux Names Goodman CEO Effective Sept. 1
• Network-1 Files Patent Lawsuit Against Motorola, Sony, HP, Dell
• Czech Energy Plan Includes New Dukovany Units, Kocourek Says
• Gilts Gain for 2nd Day on Greece Default Concern; Pound Rises
• U.S. Treasury Net New Cash
• Obama Says U.S. Prosperity Depends on Paying Down Federal Debt
• Airbus Looks at Building 50 A320s a Month as Forecast Is Raised
• U.S. Electroindustry Business Confidence Index for Aug.
• Ghana Cedi Gains as Central Bank Awaits Cocoa-Loan Dollars
• Axiom’s Dalton Says Apple Should Avoid Dividend: Audio
• Edison Cut to BBB- by Fitch as Investors Squabble Over Control
• Nigeria Signs $1.6 Billion Accord With Seagas, Oceanmar Services
• Poland’s Zloty Tumbles Most in 16 Months on European Debt Crisis
• Greece Should Default, Leave Eurozone, Roubini Writes in FT
• Colombia Peso Falls to 5-Month Low as Greek Concern Hurts Demand
• OTP, FHB May Profit From Hungary Loan Plan in Long Run, DZ Says
• Kenya Will Seek 2-Year Extension on Sugar-Shipments Duties
• Berkshire Says $52-a-Share Transatlantic Offer Expires Today
• Sudan Sees Tourism Income Rising 20% in 2011 on Investment
• Czech Stocks Fall ; CEZ, Erste Bank, Komercni Are Active
• Nigeria’s Amcon to Own Ecobank Stake After Oceanic Purchase
• Burundi Bar Attacked by Unidentified Gunmen; 36 People Dead
• SHUAA Capital & Bloomberg Tradebook Launch DMA Trading Platform
• OMV Says Werner Auli to Leave at End of 2011
• Croatian Stocks Fall Most in Six Weeks on Global Market Declines
• Egypt Cancels Two-, Three-Year Bond Sales as Investors Demand High Yields
• Israel Ministry Says Court Upholds Gasoline Margin Decision
• U.S. MNI Retail Sales Index Rose 5.4% From Last Year
• Brent-WTI Spread ‘Poised to Fall,’ Raymond James Analysts Say
• Israeli Stocks: Discount Investment Corp., Redhill Biopharma
• Ruble Extends Losses Against Dollar, Basket in Moscow Trading
• Two SEC Veterans Leaving Agency to Counsel Law Clients on Rules
• S&P Won’t Cut Denmark’s AAA Rating as Social Democrats Win Power
• NYPD Arrest Seven Wall Street Protesters
• Juppe Says Collapse of Euro Zone Would Mean Collapse of Europe
• Redhill Biopharma Soars Most on Record on Diagnostic Test
• Polish Industrial Output Beats Forecast in August, Supporting Rate Pause
• Ex-BOE Official Davies Says It's ‘Too Late For Greece’: Audio
• Bill Clinton and How to Use Convening Power
• Algeria to Import 150,000 Tons of Corn, Soybeans, Agency Says
• Paramo Says ECB Will Ensure Inflation Expectations Are Anchored
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 3% Notes Due 2014
• Serbia to Tighten Insider Trading Penalties, Include Jail Term
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 1.875% Notes Due 2014
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2020
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2021
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2017
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2015
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 3% Notes Due 2015
• Croatia Sold Euros to Support Kuna Today, Central Bank Says
• Strauss-Kahn Says There Was No Violence in His Encounter With Hotel Maid
• UBS Says Australia Should Start Wealth Fund as Debt Crisis Fallout Spreads
• Turkey Lira Falls to 2 1/2-Year Low; Heads for Weakest on Record
• U.S. Home Builders’ Confidence in Sept. Falls to 14
• Homebuilder Confidence in U.S. Declines to Three-Month Low
• Euro to Depreciate After Bounce, Citigroup Report Says: Technical Analysis
• South Africa’s Gordhan Says Must Try Curb Inflation Expectations
• Angola Central Bank Expects Economy to Expand 6.3% in 2011
• Industries Qatar Drops First Time in Week After Oil Tumbles
• Avusa Chairman Quits, Two Directors Leave South African Publisher
• Grains, Soy May Open Lower as Sagging Economy Erodes Demand
• Avis Said to Seek Lender Reponses Tomorrow on $420 Million Loan
• Bernanke to Testify to Congressional Panel Oct. 4, Aide Says
• Freeport Cerro Verde Miners End Stoppage, May Strike Again
• Swaziland Police Fire Tear Gas to Break Up Transport Protest
• ECB Says It Settled Fewer Government Bond Purchases Last Week
• Syria Security Forces Kill 75 Demonstrators Over Four Days, Activist Says
• Greek Decisions to be Announced After Troika Talks:Ministry Says
• Financial Transaction Tax Should Replace Bank Levy, DSGV Says
• Canada July Building Permits: Statistical Summary
• Sao Paulo July New Home Sales Fall 14.3% From Year Ago
• CBI and Andhra CDs Issued:India Money Market
• Canada July Building Permits: Statistical Summary
• Canada July Building Permits Report (Text)
• Orascom Telecom Rises Most in 6-Months on Djezzy Price Bets
• U.S. MNI Capital Goods Index Fell Last Week
• Gonzalez-Paramo Says Bond Purchases Only ‘Exceptional’ Measure
• Greek Government Spokesman Confirms Troika Call at 7 P.M. Today
• England Gets Waldrom Ready to Replace Injured Easter at Rugby World Cup
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Starbucks CEO Schultz to Add Coffee Shops in Latin America
• Levitt Says UBS Leaders Will Lose Jobs Over Trade: Audio
• BOI and CORPI CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Bond Dealers Add $90 Billion of Treasuries in Fastest Expansion Since 2007
• Gaspar Says Madeira’s Likely Impact on 2011 Deficit Very Limited
• ICE Begins Trading of New European Low-Sulfur Gasoil Futures
• Nabard and EXIM CP's Issued:India
• Japan May Consider Convention on Nuclear Liability, Hosono Says
• U.S. ECRI Materials Prices Fall at a 5% Rate
• Vietnam’s Central Bank Increases Repo Term to Aid Liquidity
• Miklos Favors Linking Slovak EFSF Vote to Confidence Motion
• Egypt Stocks: Ezz Steel, Orascom Telecom Holding and Mobinil
• Canada July Building Permits Fell on Non-Residential
• Spanish Banks’ Bad Loans Ratio Climbs to Highest in 17 Years
• Bank of England Corporate Bond Operation
• Ukrainian Grain Exports Rose This Month, Researcher ProAgro Says
• Utility Demand for CO2 to Jump 82% to Record in Second Half, Tschach Says
• Verbund, Sabanci Unit Enerjisa to Build 105 Million Liras Plant
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Industries Qatar, Saudi Basic, Shuaa
• Dubai’s Shares Decline on Greece Debt Concerns, Oil: Dubai Islamic Drops
• Kenya Death Toll From Pipeline Blast Reaches 121, Red Cross Says
• Crude Drops to One-Week Low on Signals Oil-Demand Growth Slowing
• Irish National Pension Fund Takes Loss on Banking Investment
• Source Physical Palladium ETF Holdings Increase 21,942 Ounces
• ’Operation Twist’ May Flop, Says Barclay Capital’s Pond
• Coffee Falls for a Fifth Day on Stable Stockpiles; Cocoa Drops
• Claymore Silver ETF Discount at 3.8 Percent on Sept. 16
• Mutual & Federal Names LeRoy Munetsi as Group Executive: Africa
• Claymore Gold Bullion ETF Holdings Decrease 400 Ounces
• Sprott Silver ETF Premium at 19.93 Percent on Sept. 16
• Moderate U.S. Weather May Trim Natural Gas Demand, Rogers Says
• Jasco Gains Most in Three Weeks; Says Earnings Probably Rose 30%
• Sprott Gold ETF Premium at 3.90 Percent on Sept. 16
• S&P 500 Dividend Health, Forecast Changes for Sept. 19
• Madagascar Vows to Arrest Exiled Former President Ravalomanana
• UBS Says Trading Loss Was $2.3 Billion
• Dubai Gold ETF Holdings Unchanged at 5,000 Ounces on Sept. 19
• Latvian Parties Agree Budget, Euro as Coalition Talks Begin
• IShares Gold Trust Holdings Decrease 8,782 Ounces
• Belarus Should Keep Raising World’s Highest Rates, RenCap Says
• IShares Silver Trust Holdings Unchanged at 9,956 Metric Tons
• ICE Coffee Issues and Stops by Country for Sept. 19
• ICE Coffee Issues and Stops by Firm for Sept. 19
• Russia August Residential Construction: Summary
• Russia August Construction: Summary
• Russia August Main Economic and Social Indicators
• Russia August Wages and Real Disposable Income
• Central Energy Fund of South Africa’s CEO Damane to Leave Group
• S&P 500 Analyst Target Price Changes for Sept. 19
• Spain July Defaulted Loans: Statistical Summary
• ICE Weekly Cotton Stockpiles by Warehouse for Sept. 16
• Bandar Raya Plans to Sell Properties for 430 Million Ringgit
• S&P 500 Analyst Recommendation Changes for Sept. 19
• ICE Daily Certified Cotton Stockpiles for Sept. 16
• India’s Liquidity Adjustment by RBI on Sept. 19
• ICE Orange-Juice Stockpiles by Location for Sept. 16
• S&P 500 Analyst Estimate Revisions for Sept. 19
• Citycon Plans to Improve Earnings Per Share by 1 Cent in 2012-13
• Fortis Healthcare Falls on Plan to Combine India, Global Units
• Palestinian Application for UN Membership Will Be Blocked, Netanyahu Says
• Kenyan Millers Oppose Plan to Regulate Prices of Basic Goods
• Greece Asked to Halt Pensions to Those Under 55, To Vima Says
• Air Seychelles Names Steller as Chief Executive, Nation Reports
• Kocourek Says Czechs ‘Can’t Afford’ More Than 13% Renewables
• Arab Monetary Fund May Provide Egypt With Up to $500 Million
• Petrobras May Adjust Domestic Gas Prices, Gabrielli Tells Folha
• Atlantic Storm System Has 60% Chance of Growing Into Cyclone
• Daimler Forecasts Truck Sales Growth With Orders Into Next Year
• Assurant Appoints Ernst & Young’s Stein to Board of Directors
• Polish Output Growth Jumps in August to 8.1%, Exceeds Forecast
• Closed-end Region Funds, Percent Premium Ranking
• Closed-end Country Funds, Percent Premium Ranking
• Easing SEC Regulations, Volcker Rule, UBS Trader: Compliance
• India 10-Year Bonds Gain as Yields at Six-Week High Lure Buyers
• Ivory Coast Clash Leaves 23 Dead Near Liberia Border, Army Says
• Grieg May Breach Loan Covenants Amid Salmon Glut
• Ireland’s NAMA Hires Christie’s to Sell Seized Warhol Art
• Peru Central Bank’s Quarterly Inflation Report Summary
• India’s Rupee Declines as Europe Debt Concern Spurs Share Sales
• Foreign Funds Buy Net 3.95 Billion Rupees of Indian Equities
• Hedge Fund Boxer Hall Says Gold to Extend Gains: Commodities
• Indian Equities: Fortis, Jet Airways, Kavveri Telecom, Maruti
• Ukraine’s Agriculture Chief Visits China to Discuss Investment
• Suzano Hires JPMorgan For Possible Paper Asset Sales, Valor Economico Says
• Saudi Electricity to Sign $2.85 Billion Qurayyah Plant Agreement
• Saudi Gasoline, Jet-Fuel Imports Reaches 10-Month High in July
• Brazil Central Bank’s Economist Survey: Top Five
• Denmark’s Housing Market Faces Correction as Buyers Shun 25% Overvaluation
• Three-Month Dollar Libor Increases to Highest Since August 2010
• Tanzania Shilling Weakens as Manufacturers Purchase Dollars
• South African Yields Rise to 7-Week High Before Debt Auction
• India May Announce Sugar Export Policy by Oct. 15, Pawar Says
• Bilfinger Berger May Sell Up to 19 Public-Private-Partnerships
• Cable Says ‘These Are Dangerous Times’ for U.K. Economy
• U.S. Average Regular Gasoline Price Fell Yesterday
• Brazil Central Bank Survey of Economists’ Estimates
• Brazil Economists See 12-Month Inflation at 5.71%
• Brazil to Propose Measure to Offset Currency Devaluation, O Estado Says
• Regling Says Conditionality Linked to EFSF Bond Purchases
• KfW to Provide 100 Billion Euros to Aid German Energy Transition
• U.S. Latest Treasury Auction Statistics
• U.K. Shopping-Center Construction May Fall to Lowest Rate Since the 1950s
• U.S. Treasury Auction Schedule of Treasury Securities
• Brazilian Raw-Sugar Premium Falls 38%, Swiss Sugar Brokers Says
• Belarus Central Bank May Raise Interest Rates Oct. 1, Belta Says
• U.S. Asked to Blacklist 305 Yukos Attackers by Russian Activists
• Tennant Sued in Europe by Kaercher Over ‘Active Water’ Ads
• EU Says It’s Not Demanding More of Greece Than What’s in Program
• Tunisia Agrees to Buy Total of 117,000 Tons of Soft, Durum Wheat
• CA Cheuvreux to Name Jeremy Goodman as CEO, Les Echos Says
• Olam Ghana Begins Lending Money to Cocoa Farmers, Graphic Says
• IMF’s Traa Says There Is Foreign Investment Interest in Greece
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.09% to 0.13%, ICAP Says
• Fubon Financial’s Sports Lottery Unit President Chai Resigns
• U.S. Jumbo Mortgage Rates Comparison
• Australia, Norway Propose Plan for Global Climate Treaty by 2015
• Regling Expects All Euro Region Governments to Back EFSF Boost
• Brazil Sept. IGP-M Index Second Preview by Component
• Brazil Sept. IGP-M Index Rises 0.52% in Second Preview
• Poland Must Tackle State Finances for Debt Upgrade, Goldman Sachs Says
• Gundlach, Samsung, Apple, Google: Intellectual Property
• Cargill to Spend $100 Million Ghana Sugar Refinery, B&FT Says
• Congo’s Central Bank Increases 2011 Growth Target to 6.9%
• Suez Canal Vessel and Tonnage Report for Sept. 19
• Brazilian Metalworkers Begin Strike for 9.5% Salary Increases
• China’s Wen Says to Promote Public Rental Housing Construction
• Credit Suisse to Pay 150 Million Euros in Prosecutor Deal
• China to Improve Construction, Management of Affordable Homes
• Erste’s Capital Position Is ‘Weakness’ to Rating, S&P Says
• Saft May Buy Back Shares After Johnson Payment, Jefferies Says
• Russian Nuclear Supplier Plans IPO While Seeking Shale Gas, Wind Expansion
• Weidmann Says ‘Very Dangerous’ to Give EFSF Bank License
• Turkish Central Bank May Keep Benchmark Rate at Record Low
• Ginger McCain, Trainer of 3-Time Grand National Champ Red Rum, Dies at 80
• WSI Says U.K., North Europe to Be Colder Than Average Next Month
• BofA, JPMorgan, Costco Workers, TCW, Liberty Mutual, UBS in Court News
• Greece Risk Means Germany Must Be Ready to Help, Seibert Says
• Fuel-Oil Discount Narrows; Hin Leong Buys Gasoil: Oil Products
• EU Says Not Demanding More of Greece Than What’s in Program
• Asia Stocks Fall on Concern European Debt Crisis Will Slow Economic Growth
• Iceland’s Kaupthing Settles $2.4 Billion Tchenguiz Family Lawsuit on Loans
• Volcafe Appoints Tony Arbe as General Manager in Honduras Unit
• IATA July Premium Air Traffic Share by Region
• IATA July Regional Premium Traffic Revenue Share
• IATA July Year-to-Date Premium Air Traffic Growth
• IATA July Premium Air Traffic Growth: Summary
• Haiti July Money Supply: Statistical Summary
• Romania Likely to Revise 2011 GDP Growth Forecast, Minister Says
• Alliance Trust Buys Lloyds Following Vickers Proposals, CEO Says
• EU Manufacturing Output Rose 4.5% in 2nd Quarter From Year Ago
• Israel Sells ILS200 Mln 2.75% I/L 2041 Bonds
• Indian Stocks Decline on Concern Bank May Extend Rate Increases
• Thai Floods May Cause 20 Billion Baht of Damage, Kasikorn Says
• Bundesbank Predicts ‘Robust’ German Growth
• ING Dutch Pension Fund’s Coverage Ratio Falls to 116% in August
• Thailand Stocks: Khon Kaen, Khonburi, Thai Union, Thai Airways
• Tiger Airways Names Andrew David CEO of Australian Unit
• Hungary Probes Alleged Bribery Involving Mol and Its Croatia Arm
• Pakistan Says Adequate Reserves Reduce Need for New IMF Loan
• IMF’s Traa Sees Greek Economy Contracting 2.5% in 2012
• Weidmann Says Bundesbank is Critical of ECB Bond Purchases
• Tanzania’s Benchmark Coffee Grade Falls as Supplies Climb
• U.K. Shopping-Center Development to Rise 12% This Year
• Loan Recovery Eludes Euro Area Deals Caught in Crisis Contagion
• Gobi Coal Said to Seek Buyers as Stock Rout Hurts IPO Plan
• Singapore Stocks: Golden Agri, ST Engineering, Tiger Airways
• European Benchmark Coal for Next Year Falls Most in Five Days
• Regling Says EFSF Triple AAA Rating ‘Stable, Not Questioned’
• Greece Call With Troika Will Be at 7 P.M., State-Run NET TV Says
• Petrolimex Seeks to Buy Gasoline Cargoes for October Loading
• Ezz Drops to Two-Year Low on Report Egypt Seeks $111 Million
• Regulators Should Cooperate Across Borders, Fortis’s Daems Says
• Italian Budget Cuts Are Negative for Local Governments, Moody’s Says
• Drunk Russian Navigator Contributed to Crash, Investigators Say
• ECB’s Weidmann Says EFSF Doesn’t Necessarily Need AAA Rating
• Companies Plan $3 Billion of U.S. Bond Offers: New Issue Alert
• Nigeria May Raise Benchmark Interest Rate to Curb Inflation
• Blackstone, U.S.’s Prestige to Bid for Some GSK Brands, Sky Says
• Ocado Slides After Saying Profitability Will Miss Estimates
• Romanee-Conti 1990 Burgundy Fetches Record $297,400 at Auction
• ECB’s Costa Says Lehman Collapse Still Having Repercussions
• Polish Stocks Tumble Most in Week as KGHM, Banks Fall on Greece
• Indonesia Stocks: International Nickel, Mitra Adiperkasa, Timah
• Bernanke Joins King Tolerating Inflation
• S. Korea Proposes 326 Trillion Won for 2012 Budget, Maeil Says
• Colombo Stock Exchange Says Trading Won’t Take Place Today
• Sudan and South Sudan Move to Ease Tensions With Border Accord
• IMF’s Traa ‘Confident’ About Greek Bondholder Swap Take-up Rate
• Malaysia Stocks: Axiata Group, Jasa Kita, Sunway, Sime Darby
• Spain’s Loterias Starts Marketing for $9.6 Billion Initial Public Offering
• Sweden Sells SEK1.83 Bln I/L Bonds in Exchange Auction
• Boeing Sees Hundreds of Commitments for 737Max Jet
• Tata’s Jaguar Land Rover Plans 355 Million-Pound Engine Factory in U.K.
• Funds May Keep Selling Malaysia Even Amid Reforms, CIMB Says
• Spain’s Opposition Pledges Tax Cuts for Small, Medium Firms
• Real Madrid Plans to Sign Neymar After 2012 Olympics, Mirror Says: Roundup
• U.K. Police Arrest Seven in Counter-Terror Move
• Yuan Weakens as Reference Rate Lowered Amid Dollar Strength
• Bank of England Commercial Paper Facility Announcement
• Eurozone July Construction by Country, MoM%
• Eurozone July Construction by Country, YoY%
• Eurozone July Construction Output Summary
• Europe Construction Rebounds From Biggest Decline in Six Months
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Sep 16, 2011.
• European Central Bank Said to Be Buying Italian, Spanish Bonds
• Kashagan to Meet Deadline for First Oil, Kazakh President Says
• Germany, Turkey Sign Double-Taxation Agreement in Berlin
• Port of Seattle Container Shipments for Aug.
• Pronova Starts Dosing in Phase I Clinical Trial of PRC-4016
• Infineon Sits on $3 Billion Acquisition Cash as Biggest Rivals Don’t Tempt
• BBL Asset Recommends Shares of Thai Retailers on Local Demand
• Seoul Mutual, Solomon Savings Lead Gains in Korean Lenders
• ECB Bond Purchase Program Is ‘Ongoing, Temporary,’ Liikanen Says
• Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index Drops to Two-Year Low on Europe
• Chinese Banks’ Bad Loans to Rise in Next Few Years, CLSA Says
• Vietnam Bonds Decline on Speculation Investors Favoring Stocks
• Mauritius Rupee Appreciates for a Second Day Against the Dollar
• Taiwan Central Bank Sells NT$129 Billion in Certificates
• Sinohydro to Sell 3.5 Billion Shares in Shanghai From Sept. 26
• Malaysia Ringgit, Bonds Slide as Europe Woes Damp Risk Appetite
• China’s Stocks Fall to 14-Month Low on Tightening Concern, IPOs
• BP-Azeri Deepwater Field Talks Done by Year-End, Official Says
• Georgia’s GDP Expands 4.7%, Slowest Growth in Five Quarters
• Rupiah Trades Near 7-Month Low as Funds Sell Assets on Europe
• Russia Budget Money Sept. 19 Auction Results
• Asian Currencies Decline on Concern Europe’s Debt Crisis to Damage Exports
• China August Home Prices Rise in All Cities, Challenging Government Curbs
• Hong Kong’s End-August Composite Interest Rate
• Madagascar Inflation Rate Falls to 8.9% in August, Agency Says
• Taiwan Dollar Falls to Seven-Month Low on Europe; Bonds Advance
• Rapanos Says Greece Should Reduce Taxes, Boost Consumption
• Hanyang Corp Sells KRW20 billion 8.2% 2-Year Sr Unsecured Bond
• Orascom Hotels First Quarter Loss of 6.09 Million Pounds
• Czech Premier Wants More CEZ Management Changes, Mlada Reports
• Norway Property Bubble Risk Raises Need for Tougher Bank Rules, FSA Warns
• China Will Likely Limit Stimulus in Any Global Slump, Deutsche Bank Says
• Georgia Second Quarter Constant Prices GDP
• Tunisia August Consumer Prices: By Components
• Tunisia August Consumer Prices: Summary
• Man Group Names Mercurio First Stock Portfolio Manager in Asia
• Airbus Says A320s With Winglets Will Enter Service in 2012
• Georgia Second Quarter Real GDP: Details
• Georgia Second Quarter Gross Domestic Product: Summary
• Cable Looks for Ways to Curb ‘Dysfunctional’ Top Pay in U.K.
• Norway Pelagic Says Domstein Steps Down, Vikenes Named New CEO
• Europe Always Does Too Little, Too Late, Summers Writes in FT
• Sany Defies Equities Collapse With $3.3 Billion Share Sale as XCMG Delays
• Wales’ Hook Out of Pool Games; Ireland Pair Is Injured: World Cup Roundup
• Brazil’s Sao Paulo CPI Rose 0.25% in 2nd Week of Sept.
• QIC Says Hazel McNeilage Quits as Head of Fund Management
• Finance Minister Venizelos Says Greece Can’t Impose More Taxes
• $22 Billion Fund Backed by Gates Lacks Safeguards, Review Finds
• ECB’s Liikanen Says Risks to Growth ‘Substantially’ on Downside
• Vodacom in Talks to Buy Stake in Malawi’s TNM, Daily Times Says
• Latvia Central Bank Bought 3.6 Million Lati for Euros Last Week
• Shanghai Home Prices at 14,089 Yuan a Square Meter, Soufun Says
• Fortis Healthcare Panel to Value International Operations
• Venizelos Says Greece Has Delayed Reforms; Will Have Results
• Bulgaria Cuts 2012 GDP Growth Outlook as EU Exports May Drop
• China Monetary Tightening to Persist Next Few Years, CLSA Says
• Power Machines to Gain From Siemens’ Nuclear Exit, RenCap Says
• Dutch Landlords Must Disclose Rental Incentives, Dagblad Says
• Nigeria’s Central Bank to Announce Interest-Rate Decision Today
• IMF’s Traa Says Additional Effort Needed to Cut Greek Deficit
• Angola Cancels First Train on Reopened Line, Radio Nacional Says
• IGas to Buy Petronas’s U.K. Star for $173 Million
• Oil-Tanker Demand Growth Drops to Zero, Platou CEO Anker Says
• Fortis to Invest $1 Billion to Boost Growth, Chairman Singh Says
• Indian Rupee Reference Rate at 47.79 per U.S. Dollar
• China Stocks: China Coal, CSR, Lansheng, XCMG Construction
• Garuda’s Citilink Airbus A320 Flights Started Sept. 16
• Egypt May Restart Talks With IMF Over $3 Bln Loan, Masry Says
• Kazakhstan Increases Export Duty for Gasoline, Other Fuel
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 09/19/2011
• SAS’s Dag Mejdell Likely to be Named Chairman, Finansavisen Says
• Greece Must Be ‘Smaller, Smarter’ State, Venizelos Says
• Venizelos Says Greek Economy to Shrink 5.5 Percent in 2011
• Spain’s Rajoy Says ‘Wouldn’t Like’ to Cut Pensions
• Spain’s Opposition Leader Rajoy Says Would Be Risky to Raise VAT
• Beijing Enterprises Said to Seek at Least HK$1 Billion Loan
• Venizelos Says ‘Difficult’ Week Ahead for Greece, Euro Area
• Spain’s Rajoy Says Wealth Tax Is ‘Crazy,’ Punishes Saving
• Chinese Stocks May Drop Further on IPO Outlook, ClSA Says
• ECB Says Financial Institutions Increased Emergency Borrowing
• Corn, Wheat, Soybeans Drop on Concern Economic Growth May Slow
• Berlin Election Deepens Merkel’s Coalition Rift Over Euro Crisis Response
• Czech 4G Network Draws Interest From New Investors, Lidove Says
• Zloty, Forint Retreat First Time in Three Days on Greece Concern
• Austria July Producer Prices: Statistical Summary
• Egypt Asks Ezz Steel for $111 Million to Keep Licenses, Mal Says
• Cable Says Pay Deals for New Lloyds, RBS Chiefs Justified
• LG to Triple Solar-Panel Production Capacity, Handelsblatt Says
• Jordan’s July Producer Prices: Details
• Poland Key Economic Indicators: Statistical Summary
• U.K. Key Monetary Policy Variables: Summary
• Copper Declines to Six-Week Low on Europe’s Debts: LME Preview
• Taylor Wimpey Says Net-Sales Rate Grew, Prices Little Changed
• Australian, N.Z. Stocks: BHP, Karoon, News Corp., Santos, Toll
• Gulfsands Says Syria Sanctions Cloud Oil Production Outlook
• Korean Won Slides to Six-Month Low on Greece Default Concerns; Bonds Drop
• China Sells 200,000 Tons of Sugar From Stockpile, Website Says
• Jordan’s July Producer Prices: Summary
• India’s Liquidity Adjustment by RBI on Sept. 19
• Philippines’ Tetangco Says Investment Rating ‘Within Sight’
• Ferrostaal in Talks to Reduce Bribery Fines, Handelsblatt Says
• Vick’s Return to Atlanta Ends With Concussion as Eagles Lose to Falcons
• Banco Santander Plans to Sell Bad Loans, Confidencial Reports
• Greece’s Venizelos to Speak with EU, IMF Team at 3, ANA Reports
• Colombo Stock Exchange Halts Trading After ‘Hardware Breakdown’
• Russia Targets 4-5% Inflation Rate by 2014, Kommersant Reports
• Melisron, Bezeq Israeli Telecommunication: Israel Equity Preview
• Merck KGaA Acquires Rights to PI-2301 for Multiple Sclerosis
• Eletrobras CEO Will Be in Portugal This Week, Negocios Reports
• Cable Says There’s An Issue With Pay at U.K. State-Owned Banks
• Jordan Producer Prices Increase 18.7% in July from Year Ago
• Spain August Real Wage Index: Statistical Summary
• Entertainment One Confirms Not in Talks to Buy Chorion
• Microsoft Paid $1.57 Million to ‘Sexism’ Victim, Telegraph Says
• Santander to Present Strategic Plan in London, Expansion Says
• Lloyds Says Leitch to Step Down as Scottish Widows Chairman
• Gagfah May Sell 4,000 German Apartments, WirtschaftsWoche Says
• Elan Reports Start of Purchase of Up To $721.2 Million in Notes
• Philippines Has Authority to Offer 500 Billion Pesos Retail Debt
• Ruble Drops 2nd Day Versus Dollar, Slides Against Euro, Basket
• Spain August House Rent Prices: Summary
• Resolution Names Tookey CFO of Friends Life
• Abbott Says Gillard’s Migration Law Changes are ’Inferior’
• De Vere Says CEO Balfour-Lynn, CFO Singh to Leave Company
• Treasuries Climb, Two-Year Yield Falls to Record on Greece Default Concern
• PureCircle Incurs $3.7 Million Full-Year Net Loss on Lower Sales
• Axis-Shield Reaffirms Recommendation to Reject Offer From Alere
• Bankinter to Cut 4 Percent of Workforce, CEO Tells Expansion
• Greenko Profit Almost Triples as Acquisitions Boost Energy Assets
• Finland August Producer Prices: Statistical Summary
• REC Gets $40 Million for Terminating Long-Term Wafer Contract
• Lloyds Says Tim Tookey Resigning as Finance Chief
• Indian Utilities Import 8% More Coal in August, India Coal Says
• Taiwan Stock Movers: Acer, TPK Holding, Insyde Software
• Alkermes Signs Contract Manufacturing Deal for Its Irish Plant
• Total Seeks New Business in Libya, Handelsblatt Reports
• NORDIC DAYBOOK: Norway Mulls New Rules to Avoid Property Bubble
• CAM Draws $683 Million From Bank of Spain Facility, El Pais Says
• Gafisa, Lojas Renner, Hypermarcas: Latin America Equity Preview
• Kulczyk, JPMorgan Seek Gold in Afghanistan, Puls Reports
• Shanghai Average New Home Price Falls 10% on Week, UWin Says
• Mauritius’s Tourism Bookings Lag Behind 2010, l’Express Says
• Mali Mulls New Airport in Eastern Kidal Region, State Radio Says
• U.S. Natural Gas Fund Premium at 0.42% on Sept. 16
• Unilever Says Offer Period for Preference Shares Starts Tomorrow
• RTS Futures Advance as Sberbank May Cap GDRs: Russia Overnight
• Vestas May Win Contract in 50 MW Colorado Windpark, Ritzau Says
• Spain Willing to Pump Up to $27 Billion Into CAM, Mundo Says
• European Central Banks Are Net Buyers of Gold in 2011, FT Says
• Moscow Residential Property Prices as of Sept. 19
• Portugal Preparing Sale of State Energy Companies, Coelho Says
• U.S. Oil Fund Premium at 0.03 Percent on Sept. 16
• Iran Holds Main Suspect for $2.6 Bln Scam, Fars Says
• Distributors Urge Government to Back Turkish Car, Hurriyet Says
• Danish Home Owners Won’t Use Tax Break to Spend, Politiken Says
• Fortis to Consolidate India, International Operations, CNBC Says
• Vietnam Stocks: Asia Commercial, Vietnam Sea Transport, Vinacafe
• Landslides Hamper Indian Rescue Teams
• Russia’s Reso-Garantia Buys Stake in VSK, Says Vedomosti
• Falcons Rally Past Eagles, Vick 35-31; Patriots, Jets Among 2-0 NFL Teams
• Sanofi Wins U.S. Court Ruling Maintaining Eloxatin Exclusivity
• Indonesia May Raise Palm Oil Export Tax to 16.5% in October
• PGE Plans to Decide on Phone Unit Sale by Year-End in Poland, PAP Reports
• Billionaire Reddy to Sell $1 Billion Unit Stake to Buy Mines
• Port of Oakland, California Aug. Container Shipments
• Sime Darby Falls After Saying it May Buy Some Assets of Bucyrus
• Thai Cabinet to Discuss Incentives for First-Time Home Buyers
• Sri Lanka Has ‘Policy Space’ If Inflation Climbs, Cabraal Says
• Dubai’s Arabtec and Shuaa Capital: Persian Gulf Equity Preview
• Chinese Solar Plant Shuttered After Protests Over Polluted River
• Russia to Reinstate 34% Social Tax by 2014, Kommersant Says
• Sovereigns Beating Companies By Most Since ‘08: Australia Credit
• Debevoise Adds Lawyers in Asia for Rise in Disputes, U.S. Regulator Probes
• Sime Darby Says in Talks to Buy Distribution Assets of Bucyrus
• ‘Buy American’ Aims at Shift Older Than Obama: Chart of the Day
• Syracuse, Pittsburgh to Join Atlantic Coast Conference, Leaving Big East
• Tampa Bay Rays Beat Red Sox 8-5, Cut Boston’s Wild-Card Lead to Two Games
• Outlook Remains Negative for State, Local Credits: Moody’s
• ‘Mad Men’ Spawns Bunnies, Stewardesses; Bello’s Mirren: Fall TV
• Justin Rose Wins PGA Tour’s Third Playoff Event Ahead of Tour Championship
• Killer Diseases Spur UN Action Call to Avert $47T Cost
• Lexi Thompson Wins Navistar to Become LPGA Tour’s Youngest Champion at 16
• Solyndra Flop Doesn’t Slow $9.2 Billion Push to Aid Wind, Solar
• Political Embezzlement Rises as U.S. Campaign Accounts Swell
• Clooney’s Land Baron, McConaughey’s Hit Man Lauded in Toronto
• Gender Inequality Holds Back Growth: Study
• BNP Paribas, EDF and Thales: French Equity Preview