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September 20, 2011

• China Ministry Says Poultry Duties in Accordance With WTO Rules
• Land & Houses, Thai Home Developers Gain on New Tax Incentives
• Lynas Shares Slump Most in Two Years
• Housing Development Gains After Report it Plans to Sell Land
• Cement Makers, Bharti, Coal India, IDFC: India Stocks Preview
• China Sells 10-Year Bonds at Lower Yield Than Estimated on Growth Slowdown
• Won Leads Gains by Asian Currencies on Greek Debt Progress; Rupiah Slides
• U.K. Nuclear Agency CEO Quits, Joins Reliance, Times Reports
• Indonesia Raises Palm Oil Export Tax to 16.5% for October
• U.S. Natural Gas Fund Discount at 0.21% on Sept. 20
• U.S. Oil Fund Discount at 0.65 Percent on Sept. 20
• Deutsche Bank Plans Return to Brazil Asset-Management Business
• New Zealand’s Economy Likely Weakened on Rebuilding Delays, Soaring Kiwi
• Aquino Says Budget Deficit Around 43 Billion Pesos
• Monex Group In Announces Planned 1H Group Dividend of 100.00 Yen
• Mexico Cenbank May Cut in 2011, Morgan Stanley Says
• Treasuries Gain After Italy Cut; Two-Year Yield Drops
• Sime Rises to One-Week High, Extends Rebound From 13-Month Low
• U.S. Keeps Dumping Duties on Chinese Sulfanilic Acid Products
• Japan LNG, Thermal Coal Imports Rise to Record in August; Oil Imports Gain
• Taxes in Greece Are a Problem, Foreign Minister Lambrinidis Says
• Blackstone Said to Hire Carlyle’s Luo Yi as Senior Deal Maker
• Sta. Lucia Land Advances in Manila on Loan, Property Purchase
• Pork Prices Weighs 3% in China’s Inflation: Statistics Bureau
• Markit Sues Two Former Employees in Singapore Over Misuse of Trading Data
• Brisbane Airport Said to Be Close to Signing A$500 Million Loan
• China Leading Indicator Shows Economy Maintaining Momentum
• Australia Makes Six Changes to Team for Rugby World Cup Test Against U.S.
• Tanaka/Tokyo Announces Planned 1H Group Dividend of 10.00 Yen
• EU and U.S. Should Consider New Financial Tax, Lambrinidis Says
• Tatung Surges to 3-Week High After Land Development Report
• Bangchak to Spend $822 Million Between 2011-2015 on Expansion
• Thai Baht Rises From 11-Week Low on Exporter Demand; Bonds Fall
• Astra Agro, Clipan, United Tractors: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Greece, EU and Eurozone Will Survive Crisis, Lambrinidis Says
• Mangalore Refinery Seeks to Buy Low-Sulfur Crude in December
• JinkoSolar Works to Reopen Solar Plant as Authorities Detain 31 Protesters
• DuPont Apollo Completes 8.7-Megawatt Solar Project in Thailand
• Kagara Appoints Goldman to Advise on Sale of Nickel Assets
• Obama Praises End to ’Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
• Nippon Yusen Registers to Sell up to 100 Billion Yen of Bonds
• Verizon Must Face Claims Over Idearc Spinoff, Judge Rules
• Dollar Drops to Four-Week Low Against Japanese Currency, Touches 76.26 Yen
• Australia’s Bowen Presents Parliament With Migration Law Changes
• Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City Prices Rise in Sept., Tuoi Tre Reports
• Cheung Kong Finance Mtn Sells HKD330 million 2.45% 5-Year Notes
• Hong Kong Air Pollution ‘Very High’ in Central, Government Says
• S. Korea Plans to Raise Government Spending By 5% in 2012, 2013
• Australia’s Westpac Leading Index Increased 0.5% in July
• Japan Exports Gain Less Than Forecast in August on Waning Worldwide Demand
• U.S.’s Locke Sees Pause in China’s ‘Opening Up’ Policies: Video
• UBS CEO Says He Still Has Confidence of the Board, Reuters Says
• Euro Maintains Gain Against Dollar After Second Round of Greece Debt Talks
• Australia, New Zeland Dollars Pare Early Losses as Asia’s Stocks Rebound
• Social Media Spying Puts Firms at Greater Risk
• Aquino Says Parenthood Bill Is About Choice, Not Birth Control
• Coca-Cola's Kent Says U.S. Needs `21st Century' Tax Code: Video
• Smetters Sees Risk of U.S. Double-Dip Economic Recession: Video
• AirAsia, Borneo, MISC, Nagamas, Proton: Malaysia Equity Preview
• Iberdrola Announces Offer to Buy Shares of Elektro
• Light Bulb Saga Illuminates New Republicans: Margaret Carlson
• Rethink Police Procedures to Save Innocent, Convict Guilty: View
• Gold May Decline on Speculation Fed May Announce Stimulus Steps
• The Parisian Roots of Marx’s Economic Theories: Mary Gabriel
• Bank of Japan Bought 24 Billion Yen of ETFs, J-REITs
• Private Air-Traffic System Can Soar: Peter Orszag
• The Twist and Shout Should Be the Fed’s Next Maneuver: View
• U.S. Influence in Middle East Hits New Low Under Obama: View
• HTC to Sell ‘Rhyme’ Mobile Phone at Verizon Stores for $199
• South Korea Jobless Rate Unexpectedly Falls to 3-Year Low as Economy Grows
• New Zealand Migration Rises for First Time in Six Months
• Italy’s Tremonti to Propose New Reforms to Boost Economy: FT
• Added U.S. Defense Cuts May Cause ‘Serious Damage,’ Panetta Says
• Peru’s President Humala Pledges No Further Mining Taxes, FT Says
• China Stock-Market Sentiment at Historic Low, Citigroup Says
• Taiwan Builders to Halve Home Projects, Economic Daily Reports
• Argentina’s Central Banks Sold 646 Million Pesos of Peso Bonds
• Afghan Assassination Threatens Talks With Taliban, U.S.-Pakistan Relations
• Colombia’s ETB Names Contreras President, Replacing Carrizosa
• Microsoft Raises Its Dividend 25%, Reaching Upper End of Predicted Range
• Australia Economy Will Continue to Grow Even as Pollution Cut
• Glam Media Said to Pay $150 Million for Andreessen-Backed Social Site Ning
• New Zealand’s Current-Account Deficit Widens to 3.7% of GDP
• Consumer Confidence Falls to Four-Month Low on Darker Outlook for Economy
• Stillbirths More Common for Women With Previous Infant Deaths, Study Finds
• Debt Crisis Infects Companies via Surging Cost of Bank Loans: Euro Credit
• Three-Time Olympic Sailing Champion Ainslie Seeks a Fourth Gold in London
• Manchester United Beats Leeds 3-0 in Third Round of Carling Cup Soccer
• Adele Heads to U.S. With Heartbreak, Jokes, Concert Joy: Review
• Warhol Dollar Sign to Top $3 Million Christie’s Seized-Art Sale
• Teddy Bears, Robots, Dolls Cavort in Paris Exhibition: Review
• Zinc Will Rise to Average $2,800 a Ton in 2014, Antaike Says
• Express Scripts, Medco Argue Deal Won’t Harm Competition
• Newark Gets $32 Million Short-Term State Loan to Plug Deficit
• Senate Fails to Adopt ‘Fast-Track’ Trade Authority
• N.Z. Current-Account Gap Was NZ$921 Million in Second Quarter
• Portugal Says Can’t Rule Out More Aid With ‘Serious’ Greek Event
• Embryonic Stem-Cell Research Opponents Appeal Funding Ruling
• Cemex Buy Recommendations Rejected as Yields Soar to Record: Mexico Credit
• Brazil Rate Futures Rise as Inflation Quickens, Real Advances
• ‘Two and a Half Men’ Draws Record Viewers With Kutcher Debut
• Orexigen Revives Obesity Drug Development With FDA Agreement
• Noe & Raad: Time for Palestine? Not so Fast
• Zambian Capital Has Second Riot After Polling, State TV Reports
• New Jersey to Give $32 Million in Aid to Newark to Close Deficit
• Gunderson on Solar and Wind ETFs: Audio
• New York Police Arrest Seven More in Wall Street Protests
• Kathmandu Holdings Reports Full-Year Profit of NZ$39.1 Million
• Norway May Keep Rates Unchanged on Euro Crisis, Krone Strength
• IPO Fees Drop to Record Low in Europe as Bankers Vie for Shrinking Market
• African Dawn, ELB, Excellerate, PPC, Remgro: South African Equity Preview
• Chipotle’s Ells Was Inspired by Thailand Noodle Binge
• Libyan Rebels Battle Loyalists in Sirte as U.S. Prepares to Reopen Embassy
• California Ends Bond Sale With Yields a Third Below 2009 Level
• Swan Says IMF Downgrades Australia Economy on Natural Disasters
• SEC Ex-Counsel Referred to Justice Dept. Over Madoff Work
• Samurai Romances Draw Japanese to Video Dating
• Asia Commodity Day Ahead: Newmont Sees Gold at $2,300 in 2012
• Illinois’s Cook County Downgraded by Fitch With Negative Outlook
• Amazon, Wynn Among Nasdaq ‘Superstars’
• Oracle Tops Earnings Estimates on Higher Corporate Spending
• Foreign Donors Fund 90 Percent of Afghan Expenses, GAO Says
• Madoff ‘Feeder Fund’ Seeks Review of $578 Million Fraud Lawsuit
• Gryphon’s Kenneth Marsh Gets Eight Years in Prison for Stock-Tip Fraud
• Emerging-Market Stocks Advance as Greece Makes ’Good Progress’ on Debt
• Astra, Delpha, Hynix, San Miguel: Asia Ex-Japan Equity Preview
• London Police Won’t Pursue Order Against Guardian Over Hacking Probe Leaks
• Treasury Yield Curve Flattest in More Than a Year on Fed Meeting Prospects
• GE Sees Energy Sales Doubling to $100 Billion Amid ‘Inflection’
• ‘Buffett Rule’ for Millionaires: Easier Said Than Done
• US Airways Puts Highest Since 2007 Show Most Pessimism: Options
• Gold Holdings by Exchange-Traded Funds as of Sept. 20
• Platinum and Palladium ETF Holdings as of Sept. 20
• Gold Price May Reach $2,300 in 2012, Newmont’s O’Brien Says
• Silver Holdings by Exchange-Traded Funds as of Sept. 20
• Google Opens Social Network to All Users, Adds Tools to Challenge Facebook
• News Corp. Said to Get U.S. Letter Seeking Information For Bribery Probe
• Solyndra Chief Won’t Answer U.S. House Queries
• U.S. Stocks Fall as Greece Concerns Offset Fed Stimulus Bets
• Chinese Stocks in the U.S.: Baidu, NetEase, Sina, Sohu Decline
• ‘Extravagant’ Spending, $16 Muffins Found at Justice Department Meetings
• Orange-Juice Futures Rise Most in Three Months; Cotton Declines
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Sept. 20
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, Sept. 20
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Sept. 20
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, Sept. 20
• Mexican Stocks: Alfa, Cemex Fall; Coca-Cola Femsa SAB Advances
• Venezuela’s 55% Default Probability Overstated by Swaps Market, BofA Says
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Sept. 20
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, Sept. 20
• Central Fund of Canada Gold Holdings are Unchanged
• Canada Dollar Reaches 3-Day Low on Growth Concern After IMF Cuts Forecasts
• Bloomberg Launches New Radio App for iPhone & iPod Touch
• Swiss Franc Falls on Cap Speculation; Dollar Fluctuates as Fed Deliberates
• U.S. High Yield Index Gains on Wagers That Fed is Planning More Stimulus
• Netflix Move Sets Up Possible Sale or Spinoff of Qwikster
• MPX Sees China, Asia Buying Half of Colombian Coal Output
• Air Berlin Says Program Will Increase Profit by EU200 Million
• Acorn Media Beats Hollywood by Streaming Drama for Boomers
• Gulf Gasoline Weakens After Colonial Allocates Line 01 Shipments
• Argentine Stocks: Mirgor, Siderar SAIC and YPF SA Advance
• Central GoldTrust ETF Holdings Unchanged on Sept. 20
• Defense Chairman Won’t Recommend More Cuts to Pentagon Budget
• Anguillan Resort Owner Barnes Bay Is Denied Approval of Bankruptcy Plan
• SPDR Gold Trust Holdings Increase 0.3 Metric Tons
• Canada Retail Petroleum Product Prices for Sept. 20
• Latin American Buffered Against Global Shock, World Bank Says
• Portugal Plans EDP, Galp, REN Privatizations By End of Year
• Crude Oil Prices Rise First Time in Three Days on Fed Stimulus Optimism
• Bovespa Declines as Brazil Inflation Quickens More Than Forecast
• Canadian Stocks Rise as Gold Gains on Italian Credit-Rating Cut
• Brazilian Stock Movers: Brookfield, Marfrig, Natura, Tim
• ETF Securities Holdings of Precious Metals for Sept. 20
• Portugal Says It’s Necessary to Meet, Exceed Goals of Aid Plan
• U.S. Stocks Drop as Concern Over Greece Crisis Offsets Fed Stimulus Bets
• Avis Budget Cuts Rate on Loan Backing European Purchase
• Greece Says ‘Satisfactory Progress’ in Talks With Troika Today
• UAW Says GM to Invest $2.5 Billion in New Four-Year Contract
• BofA Said to Dismiss 13 Investment Bankers
• Colombian Stock Movers: Almacenes Exito SA, Canacol Energy Ltd.
• Mexico Economy to Grow 3.85% This Year, Banamex Survey Shows
• Baltimore Ravens Defensive Tackle Haloti Ngata Signs Five-Year Extension
• Banamex’s Survey of Economists for Mexico: Sept. 20
• Cumulus Media, Molycorp, Royal Caribbean: U.S. Equity Movers
• Nomura Hires Citadel Banker Carl Mayer, Deutsche Bank’s Stephen Cunningham
• ConAgra Looking at ‘a Number’ of Targets After Withdrawing Ralcorp Bid
• Five Questions for Mutual European's Brugere-Trelat
• Disney Plans ‘Avatar’ Park Lands in Accord With Fox, Cameron
• Husky Suspends Drilling Off Eastern Canada After Mud Spill
• Cattle Seen at Record $1.36 per Pound as Drought Reduces Herd: Commodities
• WellPoint to Vie With State-Run Health Markets
• U.S. Housing Starts Fall to Three-Month Low
• Molycorp Falls as JPMorgan Cuts Rating on Rare-Earth Decline
• Portugal’s Passos Coelho Says 2011 Deficit Target Is Not at Risk
• U.S. Gulf Crude-Oil Premiums Increase as Brent-WTI Gap Widens
• Brazil Government Reiterates Proposal to Cut Royalties to 20%
• RIM U.S. Sales Cut in Half Last Quarter as Consumers Defect to Iphones
• Israeli Finance Minister on Palestinian Statehood
• Chile Sells CLF2.5 Mln 5-Year I/L Bonds; Avg Yld 2.01%
• Chile Sells CLF2 Mln 2-Year I/L Bonds; Avg Yld 2.08%
• AIG Says Insurer Returns Hurt by Interest Rates That ‘Stink’
• Reid Says Democrats Undecided on Handling of Obama’s Jobs Plan
• Gryphon Boiler-Room ‘Ringleader’ Is Sentenced to 8 Years
• Mail.Ru’s Milner Seeking $60.7 Million in Share Sale of Russian Web Firm
• LSR, Lukoil, Mail.Ru, Rosneft: Russian Stock Market Preview
• Chilean Stocks: Cencosud, CGE, Falabella, Quinenco and SQM
• Chinese-Government Backed Debt Is ‘Staggering,’ Chanos Says
• Facebook Revenue Will Reach $4.27 Billion, EMarketer Says
• Air Canada Escapes Strike Threat as Accord Reached With Flight Attendants
• U.S. Military Ends ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Policy for Gay Troops
• ETF Securities Industrial Metals Holdings for Sept. 20
• Air Force Strives ‘to Maintain’ Tanker, F-35, Bomber Plans
• Wall Street Faces ‘Brutal’ Fixed-Income Results After Jefferies Decline
• Solyndra Workers’ Aid Request Shows Program’s Flaws, Hatch Says
• BP Says It Didn’t Hide Information About Gulf Well Blowout
• Apple Stock Price Is Too High for Dow Industrials, Bespoke Says
• Russian Hog Herd May Rise, Cattle Inventory Shrink, USDA Says
• Colombia Swaps 6.4 Trillion Pesos of Debt for Longer Maturities
• ICE Cotton Speculation and Hedging Report for Sept. 16
• Chipotle’s Ells: Noodle Binge Inspired New Eatery
• Realtors Expect 1% Rise in Calif. Home Sales
• Health Insurers Pool $1 Trillion in Medical Claims Data to Spot Trends
• China Broiler-Meat Production to Rise in 2012, USDA Says
• Carney Says Weak U.S. Recovery With ‘Limited Upside’ to Restrain Canada
• Greece Bailout Review to Be Completed by ‘Troika’ in October, ANA Reports
• U.S. August Farm-Raised Catfish Inventories by Product
• U.S. August Farm-Raised Catfish Wholesale Prices
• U.S. August Farm-Raised Catfish Sales by Product
• Valeant Pharmaceuticals Plans $1.7 Billion Debt Refinancing
• Cornyn Would Force Obama to Sell 66 Lockheed F-16s to Taiwan
• Turkey-Israel Diplomatic Ties Are Important for Middle East, Steinitz Says
• U.S. August Catfish Feed Deliveries: Statistical Summary
• U.K. Government Is Sticking to Spending Plans, Treasury Says
• U.S. August Farm-Raised Catfish Processing: Summary
• Underwear Model Shows Aging Economy How to Grow: William Pesek
• Gamesa Talking With at Least Three Utilities for Offshore Wind Turbines
• Spanish Antitrust Commission Opens Investigation Into Microsoft
• Caron Says Fed Must Ease in `Unconventional Terms': Video
• Siderar Jumps After Announcing Dividend Account Capitalization
• IBM Unveils Software Product to Build Cloud Computing Business
• Where to Gather Intelligence Using Social Media
• Sugar Rises on Demand Speculation; Coffee Falls, Cocoa Advances
• Gasoline Advances on Speculation Europe Debt Crisis Easing
• Perry Calls Obama Israel Policy ‘Arrogant, Misguided’ in New York Speech
• Monetary Policy Isn’t Sustainable, German Economic Adviser Says
• Merkel Says ‘Wrong Philosophy’ of Growth at All Costs Must End
• Wild West Comes to India as Miners Defy Court
• Peru Stocks: Alicorp, Buenaventura, Minera IRL, Rio Alto
• Spain’s Grupo Ezentis Appoints Manuel Garcia-Duran CEO
• Panetta Says Defense Budget Cuts Must Avoid ‘A Hollow Force’
• Banco de Occidente to Sell 300 Billion Pesos of Debt in Colombia
• Barclays Wealth Shuns Treasuries for Company Bonds, Stocks
• Natura Slumps as Goldman Says ‘Sell’ on Competition, Inflation
• U.S. DOE Electric Power Flash Report for July (Text)
• Iranian Judge Delays Release of Two American Hikers in Blow to Ahmadinejad
• U.S. July Retail Electricity Sales and Prices
• U.S. July Electricity Generation: Statistical Summary
• ICE Daily Cocoa Stockpiles by Location for Sept. 20
• ICE Coffee Stockpiles by Warehouse Location on Sept. 20
• ICE Coffee Stockpiles by Country of Origin for Sept. 20
• U.S. 30-Year Mortgage Rate Rise to 3.94%
• Oil Volatility Slips as Futures Rise First Time in Three Days
• U.S. Gasoline Demand Declines 1.1 Percent, MasterCard Says
• Obama $8 Billion Solar ‘Betamax’ Undercut as China Backs Rival Technology
• Asset-Backed Market Dominated by Auto Deals, Wells Fargo Says
• Greece to Hold Cabinet Meeting at 11:30 A.M. Greek Time Sept 21
• Solaria Energia to Sign Accord With Chinese Partner Amid Investment Push
• Cameroon Revenue Collection Climbed 20% in First Half of Year
• France Telecom Swiss Sale Said to Exclude Rival Owner CVC
• Colorado Projects $110 Million Less in Revenue as Spending Slows
• Fifth Third Increases Quarterly Dividend 33% to 8 Cents a Share
• Colombian Stock Movers: Almacenes Exito, Canacol, Fabricato
• IMF Says Commodity Prices to Decrease on Slower Economic Growth
• Issa Mulls House Probe of Loan Guarantees After Solyndra Failure
• Debt Crisis Shows GDP Growth at All Costs Must End, Merkel Says
• Former CSK Auto CFO Watson Sentenced to Two Years in Prison
• Britain, Poland Call for ‘Radical Reform’ on Cap, Defra Says
• Boston Scientific Wins Dismissal of Suit Over Sales Group
• Harper Says He Expects Canada Economy to Continue Growing Slowly
• Percentage of Americans Feeling Healthy Rises
• Nigeria’s Bank Stocks Drop to 3-Year Low on Global Concerns
• Harvard Suicide Expert, Windy City Architect Win $500,000 ‘Genius’ Grants
• SEC to Seek Another Vote on Position on Madoff Victims’ Accounts
• Peru Borrowing Costs Fall From 19-Month High on Fed Stimulus
• Mexico Sells UDI 600 MM 30-Yr I/L Bonds; Avg Yld 3.95%
• Eight Offshore Banks Under Grand Jury Investigation Over Taxes, U.S. Says
• World Copper Production and Usage for June: Summary
• National Bank to Buy HSBC Canada Unit for C$206 Million
• Morgan Stanley Sells Jet Fuel to BP; Diesel Rises: Oil Products
• U.S. Offers Cash to States That Reject Insurer Requests to Raise Premiums
• Capital One ING Deal Should Hinge on Public Benefit, Group Says
• Latin American Coffee Exports Fell 13% in August, Group Says
• Universities of Texas, Oklahoma Approve Studies on Departing From Big 12
• Dutch Face ‘Tough Year’ Because of Budget Cuts, Euro Crisis
• OPEC’s $1T Cash Quiets Poor as $100 Oil Fills Coffers
• Poker-Playing ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ Duke Tests Appetite for New League
• De Jager Says No Additional Budget Cuts Needed for 2012
• Bank of Canada Key Monetary Policy Variables
• Zambian Voting Ends in Race That May Determine Copper Policy
• Telefonica’s Vivo Gets $1.7 Billion Loan From BNDES to Expand Coverage
• Baxter Wins Bid to Force Teva to Honor Hepatitis-Case Accord
• IMF Cuts Italy’s 2012 Growth Forecast to 0.3% From Previous 1.3% Estimate
• China Growth Forecasts Trimmed by IMF as Worldwide Export Demand Softens
• Morocco Central Bank Maintains Interest Rate at 3.25%
• Sheryl Crow Plans Broadway Debut With Songs for Musical ‘Diner’
• Lufthansa Cuts Full-Year Profit Target as Economy Hurts Bookings
• Hungary Overturns Flat Tax, Imposes Levy Above $964 Per Month
• Germany’s AAA Rating Affirmed by Fitch on Ambitious Fiscal Plan
• Turkey Current-Account Gap May Narrow on Slower Growth, S&P Says
• U.K. Should Examine Legal Enforcement of Pub Code, Lawmakers Say
• U.K. Needs Windfall Tax on Nuclear Plants, Coalition Party Says
• Cable Says U.K. Must Not Lose Credibility With Markets
• More Banks May Need Recapitalization, EU’s Almunia Says
• MF Global’s O’Sullivan Says Labor Is Key to Housing: Audio
• Polish Stocks: CEDC, Millennium, Bank Pekao, Polimex Are Active
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for September 20
• Turkish Lira Surges From 2 1/2-Year Low on S&P Upgrade, Auction
• U.K. Stocks Climb as Mining Companies Rebound; Burberry, BAE Systems Rise
• Slovenia Lawmakers Topple Government in Vote That May Delay EU Rescue Plan
• Turkish Stocks: Akbank, Garanti Yapi Kredi Move in Istanbul
• Alexander Will Step Down as Chairman of U.S. Senate Republican Conference
• Markets Prove Indifferent to Greek Optimism: The Ticker
• Coca-Cola Femsa to Buy Bottler Cimsa for 11 Billion Pesos
• Scene Last Night: Carlos Slim, Wolfram, Wales, Picasso Kin
• UPS, AT&T Lobby Obama for Tax Overhaul Focused on Rate Cuts
• Tesco’s U.K. Online Grocery Website Halted Because of ‘Technical Glitch’
• Qatar Orders Some Changes to Cabinet Lineup, QNA Reports
• BNP, SocGen Drop on Report Bank of China Halted Forex Trading
• OTP Falls to 2-Year Low After Parliament Passes Mortgage Law
• European Stocks Advance as Greece Calls Debt Talks ‘Productive’
• Swatch Doesn’t Plan to Buy ‘Pure Jewelry Brand,’ Bilan Reports
• Swiss Stocks Gain for Fifth Day in Six as Swatch, Richemont Lead Advance
• Baucus Seeks Permanent Research Tax Credit to End ‘Yo-Yo’
• ArcelorMittal’s First Indian Steel Mill May Beat Posco Plant
• Forint Gains Most in a Month as Central Bank Offers Reserves
• Iceland Mulling Suing U.K. for Using Terrorism Law Over Icesave
• Benchmark DAX Index Rises; Utilities Gain as Court Suspends Nuclear Tax
• U.S. Chamber Says It Sues to Block NLRB Union Notice Rule
• Sasol Secures Tax Exemptions for $3.5 Billion Uzbek Plant
• Hungary Adopts ‘Wait-and-See’ Interest Rate Policy Amid Market Volatility
• Expert-Networking Insider Trading Trial to Enter Jury Deliberation Phase
• Basilea Jumps by Record as Jefferies Raises Rating on Cash
• Netanyahu Antitrust Vow Sinks Markets as Cellcom Plunges: Israel Overnight
• Swiss Franc Falls Versus Euro Amid Speculation SNB May Adjust Trading Band
• African Union Recognizes National Transitional Council as Libya Authority
• Italy Bonds Fall for Second Day on Credit Downgrade, Greek Default Concern
• U.K. Committed to Deficit-Reduction Plan, Treasury Says
• U.K. Note Yield Approaches Record Low on Italy Rating Cut, IMF Forecasts
• IMF Cuts Global Growth Estimate
• Ore-Ship Rents May Fail to Sustain Jump Amid Glut, Clarkson Says
• SEC Said to Subpoena Firms Over Trades Before U.S. Rating Cut
• Sub-Saharan African Stocks Report: Dangote, Fidson, Mumias
• Duke Energy to Build 202-Megawatt Wind Farm in Southern Texas
• IBM Offers to Settle EU Antitrust Probe, Second Case Closed
• BayernLB Talks Are Taking Much Longer Than Hoped, EU Says
• EU Lawmakers, Governments Fail to Reach Deal on Naked CDS Law
• Silvercorp Says Consumers Need Protection From Short Sellers
• Jefferies Misses Analysts’ Estimates on Drop in Fixed-Income
• Risk of U.S. Double-Dip Increased: Zoellick
• U.S. Stock Options With Biggest Changes in Implied Volatility
• Argentina Plans to Use $5.7 Billion in Reserves to Pay Debt
• Bank of Canada Governor Carney's Speech in New Brunswick (Text)
• HTC, Google, Righthaven, American Superconductor: Intellectual Property
• Irene Losses for Cat Bond Index Reach $2.82 Billion, RMS Says
• Pritzker Expects Groupon to Survive Daily Deal `Shakeout'
• Alabama Lawmaker Vows Death for Jefferson County Debt Deal
• German, Italian Credit Swaps Hit Records as Debt Crisis Deepens
• U.S. Will Reopen Embassy in Libya This Week as Qaddafi on Run, Obama Says
• Yukos Wins Partial Victory Over Russia in European Court
• Israeli Stocks: Teva, Africa Israel Residences, ICL, Redhill
• Equatorial Guinea to Maintain Zafiro Oil Exports in November
• Nowotny Says Hungarian Franc-Loan Law Won’t Destabilize Banks
• Hurricane Irene Cost NYC at Least $55M: Official
• Freddie Mac to Redeem 0.8% Notes Due 2013
• Freddie Mac to Redeem 1% Notes Due 2013
• Almunia Says EU Monitoring Dexia’s Implementation Very Closely
• U.S. Said to File WTO Complaint Against China Over Chicken-Import Duties
• Facebook Tells Regulator User Data Isn’t Given to Advertisers
• Dangote Cement to Build $115 Million Plant in Cameroon
• Nowotny Says European Banks Can Get ‘Vast Amounts’ of ECB Loans
• Turkey’s Local-Currency Debt Rated Investment Grade by S&P; Stocks Rally
• Venizelos Says Euro Membership ‘Fundamental Choice’ for Greeks
• Nigeria Naira Falls to 3-Month Low; Dollar Supply Curbed at Sale
• Chile Central Bank Sells Two-Year, Five-Year Inflation Bonds
• Nowotny Sees Little Room for More ECB Action on Crisis, WSJ Says
• Italy’s Rating Cut One Level by S&P as Greek Crisis Fans Contagion Concern
• Aussie Gains as RBA Minutes Indicate No Talk of Lowering Interest Rates
• Nigeria to Maintain Agbami Oil Exports at 7 Cargoes in November
• What Republicans Talk About When They Talk About HPV: Amity Shlaes
• Fed May Extend Duration of Treasuries With ‘Operation Twist,’ Survey Shows
• Alpha, Eurobank Get Board Approval for Greek Bank Merger Plan
• Eldorado Gold Says It Would Like to Raise Dividend Yield to 2%
• Cigarettes Show Inflation Isn't Always Bad: The Ticker
• Teva Drops to One-Month Low as Clal Cuts to ‘Market Perform’
• Greek Public Transit Staff to Hold 24-Hour Strike, ANA Says
• Citadele Credit Rating Placed on Review for Downgrade by Moody’s
• U.S. Respect Cyprus’s Right to Drill, Cypriot Official Says
• Brevan Howard to Return $2 Billion to Clients of Biggest Fund
• DMO to Sell Linker Maturing in 50-Year Area in October Via Banks
• Energo-Pro Picked for Exclusive Talks to Buy Niedzica, PAP Says
• Rand Weakens Against Euro, Bonds Rise on South Africa Rate-Cut Speculation
• Israel’s 2020 Bond Yield Snaps Gain, Shekel Drops on Rate Bets
• Italy August Engineering Services Calls for Tenders
• IMF Says Global Debt Concerns Underscore High Degree of Risk
• Hungary Offers Reserves to Banks to Ease Franc-Plan Impact
• Marchionne Targets Breakeven for Fiat European Car Opearations by 2014
• European Banks’ Dollar Funding Costs Surge Amid Italy Downgrade
• Italy Opposition Seeks Finmeccanica Probe, Chairman’s Ouster
• Soros-Backed San Leon Says Polish Shale Profits to Beat U.S.
• Turner: Murdoch May Have to Leave News Corp. Helm
• Peru Congress to Approve Mining Tax Law This Week, Castilla Says
• Daimler Heading Into a ‘Good Dividend Year,’ Finance Chief Says
• Bond Woes to Worsen as Austerity Suffocates Growth: Euro Credit
• U.S. Repo Close: Current Five-Year Note at Lowest, 0.06%
• Ghana Cedi Declines 1st Day in Three as Importers Bought Dollars
• Kenyan Shilling Declines to Record Low on Europe Debt Crisis
• Australia Coach Tim Nielsen Steps Down After 1-0 Series Win Over Sri Lanka
• Africa Israel Residences Gains Most Since 2008 on Buy-Back
• Greece Default Would Leave German Taxpayers Facing Bills From ‘Bad’ Banks
• EU Commission Orders Hypo Real Estate to Find Buyers by 2015
• Mexico International Reserves Fell to $136 Billion, Banxico Says
• U.S. ECRI Materials Prices Fall at a 7.3% Rate
• Croatian Economy Resumes Growth, Led by Households, Exports
• Swan Wins Euromoney Finance Minister of Year, Matching Keating
• ESRB Issued Warning to Governments Over Banks, Dow Jones Says
• Colombia Offers to Buy Back May 2014 Bonds at 5.5% Yield
• IOCL and ELECTROSTELL CP's Issued:India
• CBI and ALLAHBAD CDs Issued:India Money Market
• OBC and SBI CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• BlackRock Buys Junk Debt at Spreads Exceeding Bearish Scenarios
• Italy Defeats Russia 53-17 at Rugby World Cup to Tie Second Place in Group
• IMF’s Blanchard Says It’s ‘Premature’ to Issue Euro Bonds
• Sub-Saharan Africa Growth Forecast Cut by IMF on Slowdown
• Poland May Remain Top Net Recipient of EU Funding, Minister Says
• Penta Files Vienna Lawsuit Against A-Tec on Sale to Contor
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• Crude Oil Pares Gains as IMF Cuts Forecast for U.S. Economy in 2011, 2012
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• DeMint Says Obama Deficit Plan ‘Just for Politics’: Video
• Brazil’s Inflation Accelerates More Than Analysts Expected After Rate Cut
• KPN Will Appeal Ruling on Fine After 2006 Discount Promotion
• ECB Must Absorb More Credit Risk Amid EFSF Debate, Fitch Says
• NewGold ETF Holdings Decrease 64 Ounces on Sept. 19
• Rusal Chairman Said to Consider Plan to Sell Back Norilsk Stake
• Marfrig Focuses on Savings, May Sell Asset, CEO Says
• Arsenal CEO Gazidis Says Owner Kroenke Won’t Panic After Opening Losses
• IMF’s Blanchard Issues ‘Call to Arms’ to European Policy Makers
• Bahrain Authorizes Borrowing Up to $9.3 Billion, BNA Says
• Rwandan Opposition Accuses Police of Shooting, Death Threats
• New Mortgage Safeguards Expected in 2012
• Dubai Shares Advance a Second Day This Week on Bets Decline Overdone, Oil
• Turkey’s Bosporus Closed for Naval Exercises Sept. 29, GAC Says
• Russia to Grow More Linseed as Canada Falters, Oil World Says
• World Oilseed Use to Outpace Production Growth, Oil World Says
• Tesco Plans to Offer Mobile Phone Service in Hungary, Index Says
• Russia Increased Gold Holdings to 27.2 Million Ounces in August
• Swiss Regulator Finma Rejects Capital Models of Four Insurers
• Syrian Forces Kill 12, Surround Restive Areas, Activist Says
• China Must Open More to Foreign Investment, De Gucht Says
• BPCL IOC CP deal:India Money Markets
• Hungary Central Bank Sees Franc-Fix Affecting 20% of FX Loans
• Europe May Spark Global Rout If EFSF Stalls, Urpilainen Says
• Fresenius’ Removab Gets Approval For Shorter Infusion Time
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Almunia Hopes Tense Liquidity Situation to Be Resolved
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Industries Qatar, Salam International Rise
• U.S. August Caterpillar Dealer Reported Engine Sales
• U.S. August Caterpillar Dealer Reported Machine Sales
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• Gold Prices May Top $2,000 This Year on ‘Confidence Crisis’
• Uganda Shilling Falls Most in Week on Importers’ Dollar Demand
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• U.K. SFO to Try Man for Attempt to Bribe Vietnam Bank Official
• Egypt Stocks: EFG-Hermes, Orascom Construction, Orascom Telecom
• Treasuries Pare Their Drop; Yield at 1.96% in New York Trading
• Sinovel to Supply Turbines to Brazilian Wind Project
• Hungary VAT Rise to Delay Meeting Inflation Goal, Simor Says
• Cheniere’s Sabine Pass to Receive LNG Cargo, Vessel Data Show
• Hungary Considered Raising Benchmark Rate to 6.25%, Simor Says
• U.S. Aug. S&P/Experian Consumer Credit Defaults
• Treasuries Investors Raise Neutral Positions in JPMorgan Survey
• European Banks Require ‘Major Recapitalization,’ Roubini Says
• Schaeuble to Urge Deficit Cuts in Washington, Official Says
• Syria’s Economy to Shrink 2% as Protests Persist, IMF Says
• IMF Cuts Latin America 2011 GDP Forecast on Slowing Demand
• United Grain, Russia Authorities to Build Terminal on Black Sea
• Weak U.S. Leads IMF to Cut Canada’s Economic Growth Forecast
• IMF Sees Deeper Greek Recession This Year, No Growth in 2012
• IMF World Economic Outlook Update: Projections Summary
• Israeli Economy Likely to Expand 4.8 Percent This Year, IMF Says
• IMF Cuts U.K. Forecast, Says Fiscal Squeeze May Need to Slow
• IMF Cuts Swiss Forecasts as Government Sees Risk of Contraction
• IMF Predicts Slower U.S. Growth on Debt Concerns, Confidence
• Australia and New Zealand’s Growth to Rebound in 2012, IMF Says
• IMF Cuts India’s 2011 Growth Forecast on ‘Sluggish’ Investment
• Southeast Asian Growth to Accelerate to 5.6% in 2012, IMF Says
• IMF Says ECB Should Cut Interest Rates If Debt Tensions Persist
• IMF Cuts Spain Growth Forecast; Sees Unemployment Holding at 20%
• Siemens Power Grid Orders Suffer as Arab Spring Crimps Spending
• EU’s Stress Tests Better Than IMF Bank Evaluation, Almunia Says
• Croatia Central Bank to Lift Reserve Requirement Rate to 14%
• Guinea’s Opposition May Protest Over Electoral Commission
• Rutte Says Budget Proposals Got Positive Response in Europe
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• Nomura's Zentner Discusses Obama Tax Proposal: Audio
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• Turner Says Murdoch ‘Going to Have to Step Down’ From News Corp.
• Pfizer to Invest $200 Million in Dublin Biotechnology Facility
• South Africa Seeks to Cancel Disputed Police Office Leases
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• A-Tec Says Hasn’t Received Penta Investment’s Lawsuit
• Sucden’s Sullivan Says Stocks May Become Attractive: Audio
• UBS Chief Executive Gruebel Is Asked to Leave, Bilan Reports
• Euro Will Stay Above $1.30 on Central-Bank Buying, FxPro Says
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• U.S. August Housing Completions by Type and Region
• U.S. August Building Permits by Type and Region
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• U.S. August Housing Starts and Permits: Summary
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• Orix Gives Private-Equity Fund for Life Sciences $150 Million Seed Capital
• Claymore Silver ETF Discount at 9.2 Percent on Sept. 19
• Claymore Gold Bullion ETF Holdings Unchanged at 348,193 Ounces
• Source Physical Gold ETF Holdings Decrease 2,881 Ounces
• ABS Conflicts, Investment Advisers, Swiss Risk: Compliance
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2025
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• Fannie Mae to Redeem 3% Notes Due 2016
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2022
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• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2016
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 1.1% Notes Due 2013
• S&P 500 Dividend Health, Forecast Changes for Sept. 20
• India’s Bonds Decline on Concern Rupee Slide Will Fuel Inflation
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2024
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• ‘Ill-Informed’ Commodity Rules May Add to Volatility, FOA Says
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2026
• Sprott Gold ETF Premium at 3.23 Percent on Sept. 19
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 2% Notes Due 2013
• India Government Said to Consider Almost Doubling ONGC’s Fuel Subsidy Bill
• Tanzania’s Shilling Gains as Tourists Increase Dollar Supply
• Dubai Gold ETF Holdings Unchanged at 5,000 Ounces on Sept. 20
• Worldwide Aluminum Production for August: Summary
• Ukraine’s Odessa in Talks to Restructure BNP Paribas Loan
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2020
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• India’s Liquidity Adjustment by RBI on Sept. 20
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 3% Notes Due 2014
• ICE Daily Certified Cotton Stockpiles for Sept. 19
• ICE Coffee Issues and Stops by Firm for Sept. 20
• Liberia Supreme Court Halts Campaign of Ruling Party, 5 Others
• Israel Urges Palestinians to Abandon UN Recognition Bid in Favor of Talks
• ICE Coffee Issues and Stops by Country for Sept. 20
• Jefferies Profit Rises 53% as Investment-Banking Revenue Climbs
• U.S. Treasury Department Schedule for Tuesday, Sept. 20
• IMF Cuts Turkey Growth Forecast, Calls for Tighter Fiscal Policy
• Moody’s Confirms Croatia Ratings, Urges Reform of Growth Model
• News Corp. Said to Pay $4.7 Million to Settle Dowler Phone-Hacking Claims
• China Southern’s Tan Says A380 to Boost Image, Overseas Growth
• Brazil September IPCA-15 Consumer Prices by Region
• Oil Gains for First Time in Three Days as Concern About Debt Crisis Eases
• S&P 500 Analyst Estimate Revisions for Sept. 20
• India Rupee Drops for a Second Day on Europe Debt Crisis Concern
• Brazil September IPCA-15 Consumer Prices by Component
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• S&P 500 Analyst Recommendation Changes for Sept. 20
• Poland August Core Inflation Breakdown
• Norway’s ABG Sundal Says Low Valuations to Trigger Acquisitions
• Polish August Core Inflation Rate Jumps to 2.7%, Tops Forecast
• LNG Vessel Orders Increase on Surging Rental Rates, Braemar Says
• S&P 500 Analyst Target Price Changes for Sept. 20
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• Poland August Core Inflation: Summary
• Polish Premier Says ‘Next 4 Years’ Not Right Time to Cut Taxes
• PTT Says Seeking Long-Term Supplies for LNG Terminal From 2015
• Portugal Telecom’s Pay-TV Market Share Rises in Second Quarter
• India Lifts Ban on Onion Exports, Deshmukh Says
• Turkish Central Bank Leaves Key Rate at 5.75%, Says Cuts May Be Necessary
• Bahrain Aug. Consumer Prices Fall 0.2% From Year Ago
• Bahrain’s August Consumer Prices: Summary
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• EU’s Almunia Hopes WestLB Case Can Be Finalized Coming Weeks
• Bahrain Raises 2011, 2012 Expenditure by $1 Billion, BNA Says
• Slovak PM Proposed Tying EFSF Vote With Confidence, Miklos Says
• EU’s Almunia Says Italian Banks Are in a ‘Good Position’
• Ruble Extends Drop Versus Bank Rossii’s Target Basket, Slides 1%
• Holcim Names Fontana as Chief to Replace Retiring Akermann
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• Italian Consumer Groups to Sue S&P After Italian Downgrade
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• U.K. Economy Can’t Afford Tory ‘Tea Party Tendency,’ Huhne Says
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• ECB Takes 152.5 Billion Euros Term Deposits to Offset Bond Buys
• Socar Plans to Sign Accord With RWE on Caspian Field This Year
• Spanish Strike May Provide Taste of 2012 Protests to Come After Election
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• Egypt to Boost Wheat Imports to Avert Unrest, El Attal Says
• Ivory Coast Plans Expansion of San Pedro Port, Minister Says
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• EU Sues Italy for Failure to Recover State Aid to Eurallumina
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• EON, RWE Are Dubbed ‘Recovery Option’ Stocks at UniCredit
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• Taiwan Central Bank Sells NT$47.55 Billion in Certificates
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• SK Telecom Is Left as Sole Bidder for Hynix Semiconductor as STX Pulls Out
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• Italy Average Weekly Vegetables Prices: Week to Sept. 18
• Germany September ZEW Sentiment Survey by Industry
• Germany September ZEW Economic Sentiment Survey Details
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• Bank of England Commercial Paper Facility Announcement
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• Tokai Tokyo Announces Planned 1H Group Dividend of 4.00 Yen
• Italy Average Weekly Cereal Prices for Week to Sept. 18
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• Iran to Increase Oil Swap Volume With Central Asia, Shana Says
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• Italy Animal Products Producer Prices to Sept. 18
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• Ruble Weakens to Lowest Since 2009 Versus Basket on Europe
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• Swiss Exports Slumped in August on Franc, Trade Surplus Narrowed
• Petron Chairman Ang Says Government Must Review, Cap Oil Tax
• Trichet Says Greece Must Apply Program, Expansion Reports
• Hungary Policy Concern for German Investors, Vilaggazdasag Says
• Telford Homes Sees Profit Doubling by 2013 on Olympics and Stratford Mall
• Trichet Says Spanish Banks’ Situation Improved; Must Stay Alert
• Al-Khodari Signs 120.7 Million-Riyal Deal with Saudi Ministry
• ABB to Build South African Solar Plants, Business Report Says
• Trichet Says Up to European Governments to Restore Markets
• China Lends Mozambique Funds for Low-Cost Housing, O Pais Says
• Giants Defeat Rams 28-16 to Avoid Their First 0-2 Start in Four Years
• EU Wants Germany to Coordinate Nuclear Exit, FT Deutschland Says
• Thailand Approves Cost of Living Adjustment for State Workers
• Switzerland September SECO Economic Forecasts
• NORDIC DAYBOOK: Danish Central Bank Warns Against Stimulus
• Coca-Cola Femsa, Exito, Petrobras: Latin America Equity Preview
• Belarus Signs Deal With China for Privatization, Kommersant Says
• Japan Tobacco Says Government Should Be Cautious on Tax Increase
• Africa Israel Residences Sets 40 Million Shekel Share Buyback
• IShares Silver Trust Holdings Unchanged at 9,956 Metric Tons
• Ssangyong Motor Aims to Boost Vehicle Sales to 300,000 by 2016
• U.A.E. Inflation to Average 1% to 1.5% in 2011, Mansouri Says
• IShares Gold Trust Holdings Unchanged on Sept. 19
• Kenya Revenue Collection 94.4 Billion Shillings in July-August
• Rangarajan Says India’s Farm Sector May Grow 3.5% This Year
• Russia Plans $1 Billion Iranian Mine Project, Kommersant Reports
• Sugar Production in India Seen at Four-Year High as Farmers Boost Planting
• German Saarland Minister Says Cut Greek by as Much as 80 Percent
• India’s Inflation May Slow to 7% by 2011-End, ING’s Condon Says
• Metcash Franklins Buy Wins Approval Over Australian Regulator’s Objections
• Vietnam Stocks: Ben Thanh Trading, Chuong Duong, Rubber Stocks
• Thai Cabinet Approves Incentives for First-Time Home Buyers
• Aperam Names Philippe Darmayan Chief Executive
• EON’s Hanse Unit Won’t Raise Gas Prices, Bild Newspaper Reports
• Sinovel Asked to Respond to AMSC’s Complaint on Agreements
• Estonia August Producer Prices: Summary
• Holcim Says Bernard Fontana to Become CEO as of February
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 09/20/2011
• European Natural-Gas Trading Rose 29% Last Year, Prospex Consultant Says
• Avusa’s CEO Desai May Leave Company, Business Day Reports
• U.S. Watchdog Wants More Disclosure on Overseas Cash, FT Says
• Qatar National Bank Group, Salam: Persian Gulf Equity Preview
• U.S. Oil Fund Premium at 0.21 Percent on Sept. 19
• Unibail Is Ready to Make Acquisitions, Poitrinal Tells Figaro
• Luzhkov Deals Cost Moscow 15 Billion Rubles, Vedomosti Reports
• Narrowest Yield Curve in 10 Months Signals Deeper Recession: Japan Credit
• Carrefour to Open Luxury Food Store in Paris, Tribune Says
• H.K.’s Leung Chun-Ying to Resign From Executive Council
• Bank Rossii Won’t Change Currency Corridor, Vedomosti Reports
• National Australia to Issue Mortgage Bonds in Two Currencies
• SEC Probes Possible Insider Trading Around Rating Cut, WSJ Says
• New York Giants Defeat Rams 28-16 to Avoid First 0-2 Start in Four Years
• Air Canada, Union Fail to Reach Agreement After Negotiations Last Night
• NYSE ‘Threshold’ Securities for Sept. 19
• Philippine Stocks: Ayala Land, PAL Holdings, Sta. Lucia Land
• Chevron Victory Blocking $18 Billion Verdict Is Thrown Out in U.S.
• Qatar National Bank Group Says Resuming Operations in Libya
• Texas, Oklahoma May Leave Big 12 for New Conferences, AP Reports
• Gokarn Sees India Inflation Near 10% Till November, Reuters Says
• Red Sox Split Doubleheader; Cards Gain Game on Braves in National League
• AT&T Sued by Cellular South Over Planned Purchase of T-Mobile
• Nasdaq ‘Threshold’ Securities for Sept. 19
• Kangaroo Bond Sales Slump to 16-Month Low Amid Turmoil: Australia Credit
• Treasuries Rise as Asian Stocks Fall After Italy Is Cut by S&P
• Siemens Deposits More Than 500 Million Euros With ECB, FT Says
• United, Huntleigh Resolve Last 9/11 Wrongful Death Claim in N.Y.
• Social Security’s ‘Last Legs’ Seen Carrying Program for Decades
• Retailers Risk Holiday Shipping Rush
• Marks’s Oaktree Returns $2 Million Fees to Treasury After Slow PPIP Start
• AutoZone Billionaire Pumps Fortune Into Cancer Fight
• Google, Oracle Ordered to Meet Again Tomorrow in Android Patent Dispute
• Medicaid Exemption Means Gridlocked Congress Is Good for States
• Goldman Critic Sides With Buffett to Shut Futures Tax ‘Loophole’
• Lower Margins May Fail to Deter U.S. Equities: Chart of the Day
• Yankees’ Mariano Rivera May Have Set Unbreakable Baseball Saves Record
• Safdie’s $413 Million Glass Tent, Big Onions Thrill Kansas City
• Filth-Loving Doctors Doomed Garfield After He Was Shot: Review
• Huge Millipedes, Old Crayfish Show Weird Evolution of Cave Life
• Top Students Lose Steam Under No Child Left Behind, Study Finds
• Israel’s Fischer Says Monetary Tightening Cycle Probably Over
• Clinton Global Summit Explores Art, Sax Lessons Easing Violence
• Illinois Leads A+ Debt Poised to Rally on Widening Yield Gap: Muni Credit
• Hewlett-Packard Shows Hazard of Sharing LinkedIn Profiles: Tech
• Falcons’ Dunta Robinson Fined $40,000 for Illegal Hit on Eagles’ Maclin
• Autodesk’s SketchBook IPhone Application Brings Surge of Users
• California Sold 25% of $2.5 Billion of Bonds to Individuals
• Metro, RWE and SAP: German Equity Preview
• Builders Likely Started Fewer U.S. Houses in August
• Senate Set to Debate Worker Aid in Push to Advance Trade Deals
• Capital One Touts ING Direct USA Acquisition
• Aeroports de Paris, Manitou BF, Zodiac: French Equity Preview
• Cowboys Quarterback Tony Romo May Play With Broken Rib, Punctured Lung
• U.S. Solar Power Rises 69 Percent, Led by Commercial Projects
• Aeroports de Paris, Banco Popular, Metro, Zodiac: European Equity Preview
• Bankia, BCP, Caixabank, Popular: Iberian Equity Market Preview
• Obama’s $1.5 Trillion Tax Program Exchanges Conciliation for Confrontation
• SOUTH AFRICA DAYBOOK: Non-Farm Jobs Data, Leading Indicator
• U.K. Will Tie Overseas Aid to Pledges of Government Transparency
• NIH Budget Cuts May Slow Personalized Cancer Drugs, Group Says
• Postal Service Sees ‘Breathing Space’ in Obama Plan, Deputy Says