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September 28, 2011

• Cardinals Win National League Wild Card When Braves Lose in 13 Innings
• Nasdaq ‘Threshold’ Securities for Sept. 28
• NYSE Arca ‘Threshold’ Securities for Sept. 28
• NYSE Amex ‘Threshold’ Securities for Sept. 28
• Facebook, Twitter Usage Increases Companies’ Security Risks
• NYSE ‘Threshold’ Securities for Sept. 28
• Thailand Stocks: Asia Precision, Sri Trang Agro, Thai Oil
• GAIL, ITC, Oberoi Realty, Sterling Holiday: India Stocks Preview
• Metro Pacific Rises Most in 3 Months on Infrastructure Outlook
• Samsung Sees Drastic Rebound in PC DRAM Prices As Unlikely
• RBA’s Broadbent Says Terms of Trade Have Driven Currency Higher
• Mets’ Reyes Is National League Batting Champ, Brewers’ Braun Goes 0-for-4
• AirAsia X May Add Planes, Open New Hubs
• Euro Rises Against Most Major Counterparts, Climbing to as High as $1.3575
• CapitaMalls Plans $1 Billion Investment in Chinese Mall, Office Venture
• Yuan Forwards Drop Most in a Week on Euro-Debt Crisis Concern
• Hana Jumps on Speculation KEB Purchase to Be Completed Soon
• South Korea Urges Banks to Bolster Foreign Liquidity as Europe Storm Brews
• Toyota to Start Selling Plug-In Hybrid From January in Japan
• Ayala Land Chief Says There Are Talks With Government on REITs
• Rubber Drops to 13-Month Low as Europe Crisis May Stall Recovery
• China’s Hog Breeding Is ‘Firmly Bouncing Back,’ Ministry Says
• China’s September Inflation Rate May Be 6.2%, Citic Says
• Philippines Says Recycling Inflows Into Economy Is A ‘Challenge’
• Dollar May Slump to 60 Yen on Historical Patterns, Mizuho Says
• Bakrie Sumatera, Modern, Semen Gresik: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Asia Currencies May Fall 10% This Year, Citigroup Says: Technical Analysis
• Korea Asset May Sell Daewoo Ship, Ssangyong Shares in Block Sale
• Singapore Stocks: Neptune Orient Lines, Noble, TTJ Holdings
• Thai Central Bank to Change Inflation Targeting, Atchana Says
• Bulk-Shipping Faces ‘Difficult’ 2012 as Global Fleet Expands, U-Ming Says
• JPMorgan Says RBA to Hold Interest Rates at 4.75% to End of 2012
• Japan’s August Domestic Air Conditioner Shipments
• Japan’s Retail Sales Drop as Global Slowdown Weighs on Recovery From Quake
• Commodities Extend Declines, Paced by Copper, Zinc, Rubber, on Demand Risk
• NCAA Sued in Chicago By Former College Football Players Over Concussions
• Samsung Will Delay Australia Tablet Sales in Apple Patent Spat
• South Korea Equity Movers: Korea Zinc, OCI Co., Poongsan
• Ayala Corp., International Container: Philippine Stocks Preview
• HP Said to Have Been Concerned Over Oracle When Switching CEOs
• Asia Stocks, Commodities Drop on Europe Crisis
• Google Drops Court Protest That Federal Contract Bidding Favors Microsoft
• SP Setia Rises in Pre-Market Trading After PNB Makes Buyout Bid
• Adventa, Kulim, Sindora, SP Setia: Malaysia Equity Preview
• TNK-BP Says It Paid $1 Billion to Partner With HRT in Amazon
• Japanese Bought Net 1470.2 Billion Yen Overseas Debt Last Week
• Japan’s Securities Transactions for Week Ended Sept. 23
• Energy Department Is No Venture Capitalist: Stephen L. Carter
• Gazprom Long-Term Gas Contracts Are Focus of Antitrust Investigation by EU
• Euro Area’s Rescue Options Are Shrinking Fast: Anil K Kashyap
• Amazon Workers Rediscover the Grapes of Wrath: Ezra Klein
• Tech Battles Call for Simplicity, Thrift, Customer Focus: View
• The Real U.S. Map, a Country of Regions (Part 1): Colin Woodard
• Time to Kill Another European Transactions Tax Proposal: View
• What Europe’s Leaders Mean When Their Mouths Move: Jonathan Weil
• The Buffett ‘Put’ Gives a Hint of What’s Coming: Alice Schroeder
• Royal Bank of Scotland Faces SEC Loan-Document Probe, FT Reports
• SP Setia Says PNB Buyout Bid Undervalues Stock; Seeks New Offer
• T-Mobile Joins Samsung in Court Bid to Bar Apple Blocking of Device Sales
• CapitaMalls Asia in Joint Venture to Build Suzhou Shopping Mall
• South Korea Current-Account Surplus at Seven-Month Low on Seasonal Factor
• Europe, Russia Move Toward UN Security Council Accord on Syria
• Astellas, FamilyMart, Nikon, Softbank: Japan Equity Preview
• Barcelona Beats BATE 5-0 in Champions League Soccer; Arsenal, Milan Win
• China’s Delays on Regional Jet Weaken Threat to Boeing, Airbus Duopoly
• Google’s Motorola Mobility Takeover Faces Longer Justice Department Review
• Japanese, Australian Stock Futures Fall on European Divisions
• Ecuador Budget to Rise 8.6 Percent in 2012, Ministry Says
• Manchester United Club Passes Rival Real Madrid in Survey of Soccer Brands
• CSL Says Many Issues Raised in 2010, 2011 FDA Audits Addressed
• U.K. Business Chief Templeman Signs Off With Blast at Government
• U.K. Wage Growth Unchanged in Quarter Through August, IDS Says
• Ralph Fiennes Rages, Ruby Wax Goes Mad, Uchida’s Beethoven: London Weekend
• Spain Leaving Italy in Crisis as Yields Drop: Chart of the Day
• Mick Jagger Can’t Compete With Divas, Says Angela Gheorghiu
• Rare Earths Fall as Toyota Develops Alternatives: Commodities
• Owens-Illinois Says Filed for Arbitration Against Venezuela
• Abu Dhabi’s Taqa Wins Dismissal of U.S. Lawsuit by Former CEO Barker-Homek
• Ayala, Gresik, OCI, Setia, Yanzhou: Asia Ex-Japan Stock Preview
• CBOE Sets Fees for Electronic S&P 500 Options on C2 Exchange
• AMD Reduces Sales Forecast, Citing Chip Manufacturing Glitch
• Schwab’s Flynn on ETF Knowledge Gap: Audio
• Bernanke Says U.S. Needs to Relearn Budget Discipline: Video
• SAT Cheaters Paid Ex-Schoolmate to Take Test, New York Prosecutors Say
• Blame-China Imports Chorus Grows as Solyndra Falls
• Ex-CME Software Engineer Yang Indicted for Theft of Trade Secrets
• Solar-Panel Imports From China Said to Face U.S. Trade Complaint
• Nicaragua’s Coffee Production to Be 2.25 Million Bags
• Nelson Peltz’s Trian Hedge Fund Trims Heinz Holdings by Half
• Obama Lawyers Appeal to U.S. High Court on Health-Care Law
• Peru President Humala Signs Law Establishing Mining Windfall Tax
• Australia, New Zealand Dollars Slide Amid Debt Crisis Containment Concerns
• TMX Discount to Maple Bid Shows Regulatory Risk, Kloet Says
• Peugeot Worst Casualty of Europe Crisis
• Bernanke Says Fed ‘Very Interested in Inflation Expectations’
• E&Y Says Greek Default Seems Unavoidable
• Bernanke Says ‘Reforms’ in U.S. Housing Policy Will Take Time
• Swiss Re’s Lippe Seeks to Invest Capital as Rival Buffett Buys Back Stock
• Argent, Alert Steel, Avusa: South African Equities Preview
• Fitch Lowers Slovenia’s Rating One Step on Concern over Banks, Finances
• Vietnam Stocks May Rally 27% in 2012, Thang Long Securities Says
• Barthle Urges Single EU Budget Authority, Rheinische Post Says
• SPD Opposes Issuance of Euro Bonds Soon, Rheinische Post Says
• Solar-Panel Makers Said to Plan China Trade Complaint
• Mexico Has Room to Maneuver Amid Volatility, Carstens Says
• New Zealand in Monetary Policy ‘Sweet’ Spot, Reserve Bank Governor Says
• Eastman Kodak Liquidation Would Provide Biggest Return, Fitch Ratings Says
• SEC Sues NIR’s Ribotsky for Stealing $1 Million From Clients
• Bernanke Says Unemployment in U.S. Is a ‘National Crisis’
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, Sept. 28
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, Sept. 28
• Commodities Head for Biggest Quarterly Drop Since 2008 on Economy’s Woes
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Sept. 28
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Sept. 28
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Sept. 28
• Gold Holdings by Exchange-Traded Funds as of Sept. 28
• Silver Holdings by Exchange-Traded Funds as of Sept. 28
• Peru Stocks: Candente, Maple, Panoro, Relapasa, Southern Copper
• Morgan Stanley Cuts 2012 Brent Forecast to $100 From $130
• Emerging Stocks Retreat on Concern Over Europe’s Debt Crisis
• Mexico Peso Tumbles as Europe Concern Overshadows Growth Data
• Brazil Rate Futures Yields Fall as Europe Debt Crisis Fuels Bets
• United Technologies Forms Aero, Building Units Amid Goodrich Buy
• TAIWAN DAYBOOK: Central Bank May Leave Discount Rate Unchanged
• Chinese Stocks in the U.S.: Sina, Sinopec, Sohu, Suntech Fall
• J&J Buys Merck’s Share of OTC Drug Partnership for $175 Million
• A&O Hedge Fund Officers Sentenced to Total 105 Years in Prison for Fraud
• U.S. Tax Court Rules Teachers Union Must Pay $1.1 Million for Magazines
• Canadian Currency Trails Its Major Peers on U.S. Economic-Outlook Concern
• US Airways Pilots Ordered by Judge to End Work Slowdown Supported by Union
• Suntrust, M&T Win Delay in Overdraft-Fee Cases During Appeal
• Ethanol Falls First Time This Week on European Debt Crisis
• Euro Depreciates From a One-Week High on Debt Crisis Containment Concern
• GM Says UAW Contract Raises Labor Costs $215 Million by 2013
• Ram Power Hires Moore as Chief, Replacing Interim CEO Higgins
• Treasury Auctions $35 Billion of Five-Year Securities at Record Low Yield
• Chile Wholesale Gasoline Prices to Fall Coming Week, Enap Says
• Whirlpool Seeks $16.2 Million in Patent Damage Case From LG
• Colombian Stock Movers: Avianca Taca Holding, Almacenes Exito
• Platinum and Palladium ETF Holdings as of Sept. 28
• Reebok Pays $25 Million to Settle FTC Claims of False Ads for Toning Shoes
• Brazil Wireless Market to Grow With Virtual Networks in 2012
• Ophelia Becomes Tropical Storm, May Reach Hurricane Strength
• Rove, Burton Groups Subject of IRS Complaint
• News Corp. ’Daily’ With 120,000 Readers Trails Murdoch Goal
• EPA Missed Some Steps in Climate-Change Review, Inspector General Says
• Cemex Seeks to Soothe Investor Concern on $17.8 Billion Debt
• Bernanke Says U.S. Needs to Relearn Value of ‘Disciplined’ Fiscal Policy
• U.S. Reviews Whether to Designate Pakistan’s Haqqani Network as Terrorists
• Central GoldTrust ETF Holdings Unchanged on Sept. 28
• Central Fund of Canada Gold Holdings are Unchanged
• EU Close to Deal on OTC Derivatives Law
• Dimon Said to Meet Romney After Candidate’s Call for Repeal of Bank Rules
• Calgary Will Lead Cities With Growth Through 2015, Conference Board Says
• Calpers Chief Says 7.75% Return Tough to Meet
• Chubb Says Catastrophes Led By Irene to Cost up to $475 Million in Quarter
• Immofinanz Wins Shareholder Permit to Sell More Convertibles
• Brazil Stock Movers: MMX, Petroleo Brasileiro, Tam Decline
• Gold Drops as Dollar Rebounds, Equities, Commodities Slump on Debt Woes
• U.S. Death Toll From Contaminated Cantaloupe May Rise From 13, CDC Says
• Tiki Barber, Bill Cowher Among Nominees for Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Demand for U.S. Capital Goods Rises by Most in Three Months
• Manchester City Suspends Tevez Pending Probe Into Alleged Refusal to Play
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for September 28
• Repsol Changes By-Laws to Fend Off Sacyr, Pemex
• U.S. Stocks Retreat as Concern Grows Over European Debt Crisis
• Argentine Stocks: Grupo Financiero Galicia, Tenaris, YPF Decline
• VIX Traders See Rally Evaporating With Futures 50% Above Average: Options
• Slovak Coalition Is Near Agreement on EFSF, Lawmaker Says
• Stocks Tumble, Euro Reverses Rise Amid Europe Crisis; Treasuries Trim Loss
• KKR Said to Consider Making Offer for Axa’s Private Equity Funds Division
• Lennar Names Former Morgan Stanley Executive Jay Mantz Rialto’s President
• Mets’ Reyes Bunts for Hit, Exits Cincinnati Game With Batting Title Lead
• Mexico Stocks: Asur Gains; Chedraui, Soriana Shares Decline
• U.S. Provides $136 Million to Develop Transportation Biofuel
• SPDR Gold Trust Holdings Unchanged at 1,242 Metric Tons
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for September 28
• Jaroslovsky Reviews Ooma's Telo Air Wi-Fi Adapter: Video
• Cattle Rise on Signs of Tighter U.S. Beef Supplies; Hogs Steady
• Hoenig Says Fed Operation Twist Risks New `Complexities': Audio
• Microsoft Agrees to Share Patents With Samsung, Market Windows Phone
• Amazon.com, First Solar, Questcor, Synnex: U.S. Equity Movers
• U.S. Small-Business Fund Closes With $4 Billion Distributed
• Ameriprise May Gain; Principal has More Risk, Dally Says
• Ford Said to Discuss Adding 10,000 U.S. Jobs, Moving Fusion
• Amazon Unveils $199 Kindle Fire Tablet
• Thomson Reuters Appoints Smith as Chief Operating Officer, Bello as CFO
• Spain Pulls Lottery IPO That Sought $9.5B
• Financial Turmoil Starts to Hit Economy: The Ticker
• Chaoda’s Chairman and CFO, Fidelity Manager Accused of Insider Trading
• NBA Season Start Time May Be at Stake on Sept. 30, Commissioner Stern Says
• ETF Securities Industrial Metals Holdings for Sept. 28
• ETF Securities Holdings of Precious Metals for Sept. 28
• Gazprom, Norilsk Nickel, Raspadskaya: Russian Equities Preview
• Ooma Cuts Cord as Free Phone Calls Go Wi-Fi: Rich Jaroslovsky
• WaMu Noteholders Appeal Judge’s Rejection of Reorganization
• Argentines Confidence in Government Rises Most in 20 Months
• Chilean Stocks: Cap, Lan Airlines Fall; Falabella, Ripley Rise
• Bank of Canada Key Monetary Policy Variables
• Gasoline Falls on Concern Over European Debt, Supply Gain
• DOE August Heating and Cooling Degree-Days
• Dallas Fed’s Texas Retail Sales Estimate Fell in August
• Crude Oil Set for Second Straight Quarterly Decline on Europe Debt Crisis
• Dallas Fed’s Texas Leading Index Fell in July
• DOE June Primary Energy Imports and Exports
• DOE June Primary Energy Production by Source
• DOE June Primary Energy Consumption by Source
• DOE August Inflation-Adjusted Cost of Fuels
• DOE June Primary Energy Overview: Statistical Summary
• Brazil Said to Consider More Fuel Tax Cuts to Fight Inflation
• Chile Sells CLF1.5 Mln 7-Year I/L Bonds; Avg Yld 2.27%
• Chilean Peso Declines After Three-Day Rally as Copper Slumps
• Chile Sells CLF1.7 Mln 5-Year I/L Bonds; Avg Yld 2.09%
• U.S. Aug. Housing Units Authorized by State
• Ex-Secret Service Official Accused of Attempted Foreign Bribery at Trial
• Oakland Athletics, Seattle Mariners to Open 2012 Baseball Season in Tokyo
• Oil Volatility Rises as Futures Decline for First Day in Three
• Flaherty Says Canada to Be Flexible If Hit by Foreign Shock
• India May Require Wind-Turbine Suppliers to Open Local Factories
• Canadian Natural Gas Declines as U.S. Drilling Boosts Supplies
• Lubrizol Terminates Credit Facility After Sale to Berkshire
• Fed in Banks’ Wheelhouse May Fuel Bond Shift, Deutsche Bank Says
• Citigroup’s Katz Says 401K Plans to Offer ETFs: Audio
• Peru Not Planning to Raise Tax ‘At the Moment,’ Lerner Says
• Esprit’s 68% Sales Discount Signals World’s Cheapest Apparel LBO: Real M&A
• Extreme Couponing Could Take a Bite out of Profits: The Ticker
• Fuld, Lehman Executives Use Insurance to Settle Suit by California Cities
• Copper Declines on Concern Slowing Economies Will Reduce Demand
• Yale’s Endowment Returned 22% in Fiscal Year
• Basel Committee Keeps 2.5 Percent Surcharges for Big Banks
• U.S. Hogs and Pigs Inventory by State for Sept. 1
• U.S. Hogs and Pigs Inventory by Weight for Sept. 1
• U.S. Sow Farrowing Intentions by State for February
• U.S. Pig Crop and Pigs Per Litter by State for August
• U.S. Broiler Hatchery Placements for Week of Sept. 24
• U.S. Hog-Breeding Herd Grows 0.6% as Profit Prompts Expansion
• U.S. Hogs and Pigs Inventory for Sept. 1: Summary
• Canada Wheat Deregulation Boosts Efficiency, Working Group Says
• ENRC Says Chairman Sittard, CEO Vulis to Remain in Posts
• Coffee Falls in Rout as Starbucks Cup Costs $1.50: Commodities
• Criolo, Brazil's Philosopher-Rapper, Hits Big Time: Dom Phillips
• Ozzie Guillen Is Hired as Florida Marlins’ Manager After White Sox Exit
• Seehofer Says EU Fund Moves Put German Rating at Risk, SZ Says
• NRC Has Authority to Deal With Seismic Risks, Lochbaum Says
• Clinton to Seek Stronger Economic Ties Within the Americas
• Colombian Peso Declines as Global Growth Concern Saps Demand
• Fed’s Hoenig Says Operation Twist Adds to Risk of Economic ‘Imbalances’
• The Immigration Muddle: The Ticker
• Eagles’ Vick Says He’ll Play Against 49ers After Hurting Non-Throwing Hand
• Euro Crisis Makes Fed Lender of Only Resort as Funding Ebbs
• Gundlach Has No Europe Bets, Likes Corporates
• ‘Extreme Couponing’ Shoppers Pose Loyalty Test
• Dear Sees Calpers's ROI Less Than 7.75% This Year: Video
• ICE Futures Europe Fines NewEdge Because of 2010 Gasoil Trade
• Amyris Chief Sees Renmatix as Path to Cheaper Sugars, Biofuels
• Panetta to Meet With Combatant Commanders on Budget-Cut Strategy
• ICE Coffee Stockpiles by Warehouse Location on Sept. 28
• ICE Coffee Stockpiles by Country of Origin for Sept. 28
• ICE Daily Cocoa Stockpiles by Location for Sept. 28
• Loomis Sayles’ Gaffney Sticks With Greek Debt
• Emerging-Market Stocks Erase Advance, Sending Benchmark MSCI Index Lower
• Explosion in Russian North Caucasus Region Kills 8, Injures 6
• Yellow Media Will Record $2.84 Billion Writedown, Halt Future Dividends
• Go Daddy’s $750 Million LBO Loan Said to Rise in Initial Trading
• Emerging Markets to Spend $1 Trillion a Year on Infrastructure
• Twitter Sales Estimate Cut by EMarketer on Slower Ad Rollout
• Brazil’s Coffee Crop May Be Record Next Season, CeCafe Says
• Madoff Investors Gain From Rakoff’s Mets Ruling, Lawyers Say
• Gabon Takes Over Utilities Company in Bid to Improve Supplies
• U.S. July Manufactured Housing Shipments Fell to 46,000
• Italian Parliament Rejects No-Confidence Vote Against Minister
• U.S. September Index of Affluent Investor Confidence
• SNB Will Return to Profit in the Medium Term, Jordan Says
• Deutsche Bank Said to Plan CMBS Deal With Floating Loans
• CFTC Will Face Scrutiny Over Speculation Curbs at Senate Panel on Oct. 6
• Percentage of Americans Feeling Healthy Falls
• Jamaica Tells Greece Debt Restructuring Leads to Gains
• Boeing Names Former Ambassador Hrinak to Head New Brazil Office
• Harrisburg Might Get a Receiver Thanks to Pennsylvania Bill
• Long Island Investment Adviser Sued by SEC for Fraud
• Argentina May Not Make 2013 GDP Warrant Payment, BofA Says
• Italy, Spain Extend Short-Selling Bans, Esma Says
• White House Reviewing Proposed U.S. Legislation on the Yuan, Carney Says
• U.S. Treasury Auction Schedule of Treasury Securities
• Italy’s Consob Extends Short-Sales Ban to Nov. 11
• France to Sell 179 Billion Euros of Long-Term Debt Next Year
• Sterling Nigeria Shareholders Approve Takeover of Equitorial
• The Real Cost of High School Marching Band
• Spain’s CNMV Extends Short-Selling Ban on Financial Stocks
• European Union Split Over Push for Bigger Bank Writedowns in Greek Bailout
• Christie Says He’s Not Running as He Slams ‘Bystander’ Obama
• Florida Governor Scott Insistent on Drug Tests for All State Employees
• Felon Forecaster Blogs on Economic Cycles
• B2W Varejo Gains on Speculation Retailer May Be Takeover Target
• Tishman Speyer Venture Sells Chicago Tower for $217.5 Million
• Pimco’s Jennifer Bridwell to Head Alternatives Products in Hedge Fund Push
• Colombia Will Produce 10 Million Bags of Coffee in 2011-12
• States Appeal to Supreme Court on Health Law
• Euro Is Beyond Rescue in Debt Crisis, Szalay-Berzeviczy Says
• Oil-Tanker Losses Double as Growth in Supply Overwhelms Demand
• Sempra Gets $337 Million Guarantee for Arizona Solar Project
• Cornell Says Long-Term Investments Rose 20% in Year Ended June
• Colombian Stock Movers: Canacol, Avianca Taca, Almacenes Exito
• Fed’s Hoenig Sees Long-Term Growth as Lagging, Dow Jones Says
• Ravens Put Cornerback Foxworth on Injured Reserve Ahead of Game With Jets
• Treasuries Pare Losses After $35 Billion Five-Year Auction
• Portugal Sees Economy Shrinking More Than Forecast in 2012
• Greek Shipowner Orders LNG Tanker in Korea, Lloyd’s List Says
• Obama Vows to Keep Pressing for Immigration Law Overhaul
• U.S. Corporate Risk Benchmark Halts Three Days of Declines
• Bachmann Urges Evangelical Voters Not to ‘Settle’
• Avusa CEO Desai Resigns a Week After Chairman, Director Quit
• Germany’s Ban on Online-Betting Is Legal, Country’s Top Civil Court Rules
• HSBC India Client Indicted in U.S. Tax Case Over $8.7 Million Account
• Musgrave’s Bid for Superquinn Cleared By Irish Regulator
• U.S. 5-Year Note Sale May Yield Record Low 1.023%, Survey Shows
• Texas Economy That Fueled Perry Bid to Slow, Estimator Says
• Colombia Auctions Peso Bonds Due August 2026 to Yield 7.75%
• Orange Juice Falls on Outlook for Ample Supply; Cotton Drops
• GE Energy Sales in China Will Increase at Least 25% Annually, Immelt Says
• Emirates Adds U.S. Routes to Revive Challenge Halted by 9/11
• Gilts Fall for Fourth Day as European Optimism Reduces Demand for Safety
• Encana Expands Compressed-Gas Network in Push to Boost Fuel Use
• Shanghai Subway Collision Caused by Power Failure Not Signals, Alstom Says
• LBO-Burdened European Firms Face $272 Billion of Refinancings, Fitch Says
• Madoff Trustee Can Only Seek $386 Million From New York Mets, Judge Says
• Los Angeles Dodgers Sued by Fox Sports Over Broadcast Contract for Games
• Solyndra Plant Had Whistling Robots, Spa Showers
• Food Prices May Remain Elevated as Population Grows, Dawe Says
• European Stocks Slide, Snapping Three-Day Rally; Man Group Sinks
• Basel Committee Keeps 2.5% Surcharges for Biggest Banks
• Basel Committee Keeps 2.5% Surcharges for Biggest Banks
• Vienna Insurance Plans Due Diligence on KBC’s Polish Unit
• South Africa Considers Policy Options as World Faces ‘Lehman-Type’ Event
• REC Considers Permanently Closing Some Norway Production
• Tennis Tours Sell Live Scores to Curb Illegal Data Collection, Raise Funds
• Cargill Recall a ‘Shake-Up’ on Poultry Safety, Hagen Says
• Swiss Stocks Decline After Three-Day Rally; Clariant Shares Fall in Zurich
• Burlington Northern Rates Get U.S. Review After Buffett Takeover
• South African Stocks: Altech, Billiton, Foschini, Northam Move
• Health and Human Services Grants and Payments to States
• U.K. Stocks Decline as Man Group, Banks Drop; BG Group Rallies in London
• Basel Committee Agreed to Speed Up Review of Liquidity Plans
• Katainen Says Faster Creation of ESM Won’t Cause Panic: Audio
• Cairn Energy Drops After Abandoning Third Well Off Greenland
• NY Fed Says Odds High Productivity Gains to Slow Going Forward
• Cofinimmo Sells Offices for 68.6 Mln Euros, Buys Nursing Home
• Treasury 10-Year Note Yields Rise Most Over Four Days Since 2009
• Zimbabwe’s Ownership Law Erodes Confidence, Tsvangirai Says
• Aer Lingus Seeks Trans-Atlantic Pact as Alternative to Alliance
• U.S. Opposes Loans to Argentina in Bid To Step Up Pressure for Debt Accord
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Zero Coupon Notes Due 2039
• SolarReserve Wins $737 Million Guarantee for Solar Thermal Plant
• Sub-Saharan African Stocks Report: KenolKobil, Tullow Are Active
• Slim Turns to Samurai Bonds for Funding: Mexico Credit
• Freddie Mac to Redeem Zero Coupon Notes Due 2040
• Siluria Gets $20 Million to Develop Methane-to-Fuel Technology
• Time Warner Balks at Europe Media Prices as Deal Flow Slows
• Greek Cabinet to Meet on 2011, 2012 Budgets Tomorrow
• Freddie Mac to Redeem 0.65% Notes Due 2012
• ICE Daily Certified Cotton Stockpiles for Sept. 27
• Man Shares Tumble After Company Says Volatile Markets Hit Product Demand
• Medicare to Pay Doctors $20 Bonuses for Longer Office Visits
• Freddie Mac to Redeem 4.1% Notes Due 2021
• Freddie Mac to Redeem 4.17% Notes Due 2021
• Medvedev Hardens Stance to Sideline Rivals for Premier Post
• Akfen Hires Credit Suisse for Possible TAV Stake Sale
• Congolese Inflation Rate Falls to 19.39% by Sept. 26, Bank Says
• Cost of Swapping Euro Payments to Dollars Falls for Fourth Day
• German June Solar Panel Installations Fall Annual 69%
• Palma Says Markets to Stay `Sideways' Amid Europe Crisis: Video
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Sept. 28
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Sept. 28
• European Union Said to Plan Bailout Bonds Through EFSM
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, Sept. 28
• Anderson Favors Health-Care Stocks on Aging Populace: Video
• Brazil Posts $8.08 Billion Foreign-Exchange Inflow
• Russia’s Ruble Weakens, Extending Worst Quarter Since 2009 as Oil Declines
• U.S. Stock Options With Biggest Changes in Implied Volatility
• Ermotti to Reappraise Mandates If Named UBS CEO: Handelszeitung
• Morning Scene: Schwarzman, Rubenstein, Byron Wien, Bill Ackman
• Tullow Rises First Time in 2 Weeks in Accra on Enyenra Oil Find
• Russian Finance Minister Siluanov Sees Picking Up Where Kudrin Left Off
• Turkish Stocks: Garanti, Sabanci, Petkim, Sekerbank Are Active
• U.K. September Inflation Expectations at 3.5%, Citigroup Says
• PDVSA Reviewing Plans to Develop LNG Facilities, Castillo Says
• London Metal Exchange Takeover Bids Mean Most Is at Stake for Goldman, UBS
• Kazamias Says Cyprus 2012 Budget Deficit Seen at 2.3% of GDP
• U.K. YouGov Citi September Inflation Expectations
• French 2012 Agriculture Budget ‘Generally Stable,’ Ministry Says
• Jets Re-Sign Linebacker Maybin, Former First-Round Pick of Buffalo Bills
• Ukraine May Lose 10% of Planted Wheat on Drought, Center Says
• German Notes Fall on Quicker Inflation, Auction Demand; Irish Bonds Gain
• Complexity Office Faces Doubt It Will Dismantle Big Banks
• Euro Is ‘Burning Building,’ EU Has Too Much Power, Hague Tells Spectator
• Germany’s Five-Year Note Sale Said to Be Shunned by Investors on Low Yield
• Russian Farmers Face Railway-Cost Issue, SovEcon’s Sizov Says
• Former NBA Trail Blazers Center Sabonis Hospitalized After Heart Attack
• WESTIB Sells EU100 Mln Floating-Rate Notes Due 2013
• Ethanol Output in U.S. Drops Most in 11 Weeks, DOE Says
• U.S. Repo Close: Current 5-Year Note at Lowest Rate, Minus 2.1%
• Libya’s Bourse to Resume Trading by February, Chairman Says
• Rejecting Skilled Workers ‘National Suicide,’ Bloomberg Says
• Rosengren Backs Efforts to Spur Refinancing, GDP Growth
• Michelin Names New York’s Best Value Eateries for $40 or Less
• Rand Gains for Fourth Day on Recovery Bets, Higher-Yield Trade
• Korea Seeks Probe on Manipulation, Asia Economy Says
• Gasoline Futures Pare Losses as Supplies Rise Less Than Forecast
• Russia Spending $574 Million on Ports to Regain Wheat Export Rank: Freight
• France Second Quarter Maintenance Prices: Summary
• U.S., European Shares Slide on Greek Concern
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for Sept. 23 (Text)
• Areva Sells First Bonds Since Fukushima Nuclear Disaster
• Abu Dhabi’s Borealis Seeks Chemicals Acquisitions, CEO Says
• India Stocks Fluctuate on Concern Rates May Increase
• Forint Weakens, Extending Monthly Loss as Fitch Warns on Loans
• Fed's Rosengren Backs Efforts to Spur Home Refinancing: Audio
• EU Proposes $78 Billion-a-Year Financial Transaction Tax to Start in 2014
• Swaps Clearing Revenue Could Match Energy Rise, Analyst Says
• India Threshold for Inflation Is 4%-6%, RBI’S Mohanty Says
• HeidelbergCement Said to Raise $400 Million in High-Yield Bonds
• Enel Approves Interim Dividend of EU0.10
• European Debt Crisis May Affect South Africa Policy Options, Gordhan Says
• The Challenges to Consider Before Retiring Abroad
• U.S. Stocks Erase Gain as Commodity, Health-Care Shares Retreat
• BofA’s Darnell Vows to ‘Get Out of the Way’ as Leader of Merrill Brokers
• Banks Without Trading Risk Had ‘Very Good’ Quarter, Brown Says
• U.S. Metropolitan Area Employment Report for Aug. (Text)
• Turkish Bank May Cut Reserves to Help Long-Term Bonds
• AXIS and DENA Issued:India Money Market
• U.S. Arrested 2,900 Illegal Immigrant Criminals
• Volksbank State Aid Refund Said to Be at Risk on Capital Concern
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2020
• Fannie Mae to Redeem 4.81% Notes Due 2030
• Egypt’s EGX 30 Drops Most Since August Ahead of Planned Protest
• Advanced Energy Fires Workers in China Shift, May Miss Earnings
• German Sept. Preliminary Consumer Prices: Bundesbank
• Tourist Spending in Greece Rises 14.2 Percent on More Visitors
• Rubalcaba Pledges to Impose Tax on Spain’s Rich, Fight Fraud
• Evotec to Acquire Stake in India Joint Venture From Partner DIL
• IOC and L&T Fin CP's Issued:India
• Agrokor May Submit Mercator Bid Tomorrow, Finance Says
• Mortgage Survivors Get Deals as Price Drops Ease
• UNION And BOB CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Yancoal May Use Market Turmoil to Spend $1 Billion on New Mines
• Cherkizovo Jumps Most in 15 Months on Plan to Buy 2% of Stock
• Citi Sees Libya October Daily Oil Output at 400,000 Barrels
• HPCL And EXIM CP deal:India Money Markets
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Greek Bondholders May Face 40% Loss, Armstrong Investment Says
• Amazon’s Bezos Fuels Tablet Wars With $199 Kindle
• Ferrovial, NATS Win Spain Control-Tower Contracts, Aena Says
• Russia Understands Importer Concerns, Grain Union Expert Says
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• EADS, Pipavav to Form Aircraft Maintenance Venture in India
• Barroso Urges Faster Start-Up of Permanent $678 Billion Euro Bailout Fund
• Dow Chemical, Marriott May Invest in Kenya, U.S. Envoy Says
• Switzerland May Ban Burqas as Lawmakers Vote ‘Down With Masks’
• Domino’s Plunges as Third-Quarter Sales Growth Misses Estimates
• Egis Says Tradewinds Global Investors Owns 10.3% of Company
• Sovereign Credit Swap Index Falls in Europe, Reversing Increase
• Ivory Coast Main Cocoa Harvest May Be 950,000 Tons, Embassy Says
• Serbia Expects Positive EU Candidacy Assessment, Delevic Says
• IMF Asks Congo for Explanation on State Mining Assets Sale
• Raiffeisenbank Serbia Sees Stable Dinar, Benchmark Rate Falling
• Iran Bank Chief Quits Over Fraud as Pressure on President Rises
• Nord Pool, Epex Spot Exchanges Plan Joint London-Based Power Platform
• Cyprus’s Drilling Rights Are Non-Negotiable, Spokesman Says
• U.S. Treasury Department Schedule for Wednesday, Sept. 28
• Fabricato to See More Presence Abroad, Cadavid Tells Republica
• Grains, Soybeans May Fall as European Debt Crisis Slows Demand
• Allon, PetroAmerica, Rare Element, TMX: Canadian Equity Preview
• Rehn Says Passage of Economic Governance Package Is a Milestone
• India 10-Year Bond Yield at 1 1/2-Week High on Inflation Concern
• Two Killed in Mauritania’s Anti-Census Protest, Group Says
• EU Stiffens Deficit, Debt Rules to Prevent Further Crises
• ICE Orange-Juice Stockpiles by Location for Sept. 27
• India Borrowing Depends on Asset Sale, Subsidy, Tax, Gujral Says
• Treasury Yields Rebound From ‘Apocalyptic’ Levels, Herrmann Says
• Credit Agricole to Cut Debt by 50 Billion Euros, Trim Financing
• Korean Wind Farm Helps Shipyards Challenge Siemens
• Bank of England Corporate Bond Operation
• Heliopolis Slumps to Lowest in 2 Years After Auction Report
• Mexico July Economic Activity Indicator Summary
• Gevo to Supply Renewable Jet Fuel to U.S. Air Force for Testing
• Canada July Composite House Price Index
• Canada House Prices Rose 1.3% in July, Teranet Index Shows
• Egypt Stocks: Heliopolis Housing and Palm Hills Developments
• Asset-Backed Bond Issuers Plan Quality Label to Lure Buyers
• Oil Falls, Heading for Quarterly Decline on Europe Debt Crisis
• Major Rivers Have Enough Water to Meet Food Needs
• Hungary’s Loan Plan Sets ’Dangerous Precedent,’ Fitch Says
• China’s Zoomlion to Build Machinery Factory in Japan Next Year
• Elliott Cuts Actelion Stake to Less Than 3%, Filing Shows
• Dubai’s Shares Slump to 7-Month Low Led by Emaar on Europe Woes
• Irish Property Crash Helps Homeless as Charity Buys Flats
• Aurubis’ Willbrandt to Become New Chief Executive On January 1
• Pemex Takes Top Issuer Spot After Revival of Shelved Sale: Mexico Credit
• German Stocks Fluctuate After Three-Day Rally; SAP, Merck Climb
• Chile Students Agree to Talks With Government, Mercurio Reports
• LDK Reaches Milestone in Expanding Solar Silicon Factory in China
• Mersch Says Liquidity Risks Constitute ‘Main Threat’ to System
• U.S. Stock Futures Extend Gain on Growth in Capital Goods Orders
• Carbon Spread Trading Surges 70%, Outpaces ICE Total CO2 Growth
• BP Says India Must End Gas-Price Controls to Attract Investment
• Ghana’s Producer-Price Inflation Rose to 17.2% in August
• Danish EKF Seeks to Extend Loan Program on Clean Energy Demand
• S&P 500 Dividend Health, Forecast Changes for Sept. 28
• U.S. Advance Report on Durable Goods for August (Text)
• India’s Rupee Advances to One-Week High on Europe Debt Optimism
• Chaoda, Galleon, UBS, SEC, Goodrich, S&P, RBS in Court News
• NewGold ETF Holdings Decrease 23,440 Ounces on Sept. 27
• Poland Can Better Assess Budget Risks After Vote, Rostowski Says
• Most Asian Stocks Advance as Greece Makes Progress to Secure Aid
• Dubai Gold ETF Holdings Unchanged at 5,000 Ounces on Sept. 28
• Sprott Gold ETF Premium at 3.08 Percent on Sept. 27
• Sprott Silver ETF Premium at 20.83 Percent on Sept. 27
• Cantor Fitzgerald Names Lumby Head of Equity Capital Markets
• Boots Health Chief Gourlay Sees Low Growth in U.K. for 12 Months
• Claymore Gold Bullion ETF Holdings Unchanged at 348,193 Ounces
• Claymore Silver ETF Discount at 5.3 Percent on Sept. 27
• Unibail-Rodamco Sells EU500 Million 3.5% Notes Due 2016
• Coloplast Plans to Stay in Wound-Care Business, Wants to Expand
• India’s Liquidity Adjustment by RBI on Sept. 28
• S&P 500 Analyst Recommendation Changes for Sept. 28
• Germany Says Too Early to Discuss Changes to Greek Bailout
• ICE Cotton Issues and Stops for Delivery for Sept. 28
• Gintech Energy $200 Million Bond Sale Barred by Taiwan Regulator
• S&P 500 Analyst Estimate Revisions for Sept. 28
• Chile May Cut Rates Three Times in Next Year, Survey Shows
• Finmeccanica Said to Appoint Mediobanca to Advise on Two Transport Units
• India’s Bond Trading Extended Till 6 P.M. Today, Two Traders Say
• Merkel Sees More Bailout Talks After Review
• S&P 500 Analyst Target Price Changes for Sept. 28
• Spain’s Bank Rescue Fund Fires CAM’s Amoros as Probe Continues
• Sarkozy’s Government Pledges to Keep Spending in France Unchanged in 2012
• Semeta Says Tax Will Force Financial Firms to Rethink Business
• Oil Price Limiting India’s Monetary Policy Options, Gokarn Says
• Bayer Reaches Agreement on Brazilian Hybrid Rice License Rights
• Foreign Funds Buy Net 887 Million Rupees of Indian Equities
• Trading Halts, Position Limits, India Retailers: Compliance
• Poland’s Kredyt Bank Surges Most on the Record on Report of Santander Bid
• Brazil May Ease Rules on Foreign Purchase of Land, Valor Says
• Russia Weekly CPI for Sept. 26: Statistical Summary
• Germany September Preliminary Consumer Prices: Summary
• Websites To Mine Health Data to Rate Products
• German Inflation Accelerates to 2.8%, Reaching Fastest Pace in Three Years
• StormHarbour Hires Citigroup’s Paulo Gray as a Managing Director
• South Africa Accused of Failing on Red-Meat Safety, FM Reports
• U.S. Commodities Day Ahead: Coffee Slumps on Record Robusta Crop
• Basci Says Turkey, China Discussing Local Currency Swaps
• Kirchhoff Plans $20.5 Million Plant in Romania, Mediafax Reports
• U.K. Oil Industry Going as Far as New Zealand for Skilled Staff
• Lithuania May Borrow $3.8 Billion a Year to Fund Budget Gap
• BOE Says Bank Earnings Outlook May Limit Capital Raising
• Uganda Shilling Slips for 2nd Day on Euro Debt, Oil Import Buys
• Philippines Says Catch-Up Spending May Have ‘Stimulus Effect’
• Socialists’ Rubalcaba Considers New Taxes for Some Spaniards
• Finnish Parliament Approves Europe’s Expanded Rescue Fund
• Irish Retail Sales Fall for Second Month as Unemployment Rises
• Forecast Models Split Over U.S. East Coast Warming, Rogers Says
• South Africa, Vietnam Agree to Cooperate to Stem Rhino Poaching
• Rostowski Sees No ‘Huge’ Budget Impact of Slower Polish Growth
• Dutch Arrest Four Men Suspected of $200 Million Ponzi Scheme
• Fitch Affirms FMS Wertmanagement at AAA With Stable Outlook
• German Stocks Erase Earlier Gains; Benchmark DAX Index Is Little Changed
• Katainen Says He’s ‘Confident’ Eurozone Will Agree on Collateral
• Poland Has No Plans to Ask for Advance Dividends, PAP Reports
• Italy’s Opposition Concerned Over Bank of Italy Succession
• BlackRock Says Insurers May Be ‘Next Phase’ of Loan Capital
• Ukraine May Reduce Plantings of Winter Grains, Minister Says
• Former ECB Chief Economist Issing Says Greece Will Exit the Euro
• Germany September CPI for Baden-Wuerttemberg
• Five German States Say Inflation Quickened in September
• Rostowski Sees Poland’s 2011 Budget Deficit at 5.5%-5.6% of GDP
• Middle East Oil to Asia Little Changed as Refining Profits Stall
• Guinea Opposition Says Four People Killed in Protests, 11 Hurt
• 3i Hires Resource Europe’s Rob Reynolds to Head New Credit Fund
• Aldar Says to Focus on Project Completion, Deliveries in 2012
• Palestinians in Israeli Jails Start Hunger Strike, Official Says
• Hungary Plans State-Sector Job Cuts, Lower Subsidies, Origo Says
• German Lenders Said to Oppose Calls to Increase Greek Writedowns
• Rostowski Says Poland Ready for EU Slowdown That May Deal ‘Powerful Blow’
• Pachinko Maker Targets $2 Billion Revenue From Philippine Casino Project
• Richemont, McDonald’s, Crown, Singtel: Intellectual Property
• Sanofi to Avoid 6,000 Job Cuts in Hoechst Until 2014, FAZ Says
• TMX Chief Kloet Says Maple Group Takeover Bid ‘Not a Bluff’
• TMX Chief Kloet Sees ‘Great Deal of Regulatory Uncertainty’
• Serbia Could Consider ‘Steeper Cut’ in Rates, Petrovic Says
• Three-Month Dollar Libor Increases for 14th Day, Reaches 0.369%
• Indian Investigators Register Case Against Maran in Aircel Probe
• U.S. Average Regular Gasoline Price Fell Yesterday
• U.S. Latest Treasury Auction Statistics
• Georgia Defeats Romania 25-9 for Second Win at Rugby World Cup
• Norway Bank Regulator Calls for Tougher Mortgage Loan Rules
• Al-Jasser Cuts Saudi Growth Forecast, Says Inflation Stable
• U.S. Jumbo Mortgage Rates Comparison
• Nestle Appoints Wal-Mart’s Martello as CFO, Adding Outsider
• Soybeans at ‘Fair’ Price, Turkish Oilseed Broker AgriPro Says
• Irish Face 20-Year EU17 Billion Interest on Anglo Irish Bailout
• ECB’s Costa Says Portugal’s Financial Industry Is ‘Solid’
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.09% to 0.13%, ICAP Says
• Merck, Sanofi’s Cancer Vaccine Beats Glaxo’s Rival on Cost
• Northam Offers 5.9% Wage Hike; Talks to Resume Oct. 13
• Ghana August Producer Prices: Statistical Summary Table
• Sun Hung Kai Chairman Buys 165,000 Company Shares on Sept. 26
• Qatar’s August Consumer Prices: Summary
• Napieralski Says Poland’s Left Sees Signs of Fiscal ‘Collapse’
• India’s Government 182-Day T-Bill Auction History
• India Sells 182-Day Treasury Bills at 8.4651% Yield
• India’s Government 91-Day T-Bill Auction History
• India Sells 91-Day Treasury Bills at 8.4364% Yield
• Crude Oil Trades Near Four-Day High in New York as Equities, Euro Recover
• EU Sees No Euro-17 Talks on Boosting Private Role in Greek Aid
• Insurgents Kill 8 Afghan Police Officers in Helmand Attack
• Akkord Industry Planning $100 Million Bond Sale: New Issue Alert
• EU, IMF Experts to Return to Athens; Euro Area Sets Extra Parley
• EU Says Extra Eurogroup Meeting Planned in October on Greece
• Stocks in Germany Advance for Fourth Day; Benchmark DAX Index Climbs 0.9%
• BP to Halt Caspian Sea Oil Platforms for Planned Work This Year
• Yen Gains Against Euro as Signs of Global Slowdown Increase Haven Demand
• England and Wales August Land Registry House Prices
• Ghana’s Producer-Price Inflation Rate Rose to 17.2% in August
• Financial Tax Would Need to Apply Globally, U.K. Treasury Says
• Papandreou Wins Vote on Greek Property Tax Needed to Secure Bailout Funds
• Turkey Banks Shouldn’t Pay 2011 Dividend, CNBC-e Says Citing Gul
• New World China Gets HK$700 Million Five-Year Term Loan Facility
• South Africa Corn, Wheat Deliveries: Week of Sept. 23
• U.K. Stocks Erase Earlier Drop; Benchmark FTSE 100 Index Is Little Changed
• Yemen’s Saleh, Opposition May Be Close to Accord, Diplomat Says
• Avoca Builds Record Cash Hoard to Invest in Plummeting Junk Debt
• U.K. August Home Values Fall 0.3% on Month, Land Registry Says
• India’s Reserve Money Supply Rose 15.5% in Year to Sept. 23
• Agile Property Jan-Aug. Contracted Sales 20.1 Billion Yuan
• China Huaxin Energy Plans Hainan Crude, Fuel Oil Storage Site
• Portugal August House Prices: Metropolitan Area
• South African Building Confidence Declines in Third Quarter
• Germany September Regional CPI for Bavaria
• Portugal August House Prices: Summary
• Little Tikes Recalls Toy Workshop Sets Over Nail Choking Hazard
• S. Korea’s Bahk Calls for More Efforts to Protect Asia Economies
• Carrefour Says Planet Format Performance Is Worse Than in Tests
• Asia at Risk of ‘Modest’ Recession on Europe Woes, Mirae Says
• Citic Securities Said to Raise $1.7B in Hong Kong
• Sui Northern Gas Full-Year Profit Falls to 1.1 Billion Rupees
• Cyprus 2012 Fiscal Deficit May Reach 3%, Phileleftheros Says
• Qatar Inflation Accelerates to 2.1% in August From Year Ago
• NYSE Liffe to Publish Weekly Commitments of Traders Reports
• Li Ka-Shing Bought 490,000 Hutchison Whampoa Shares on Sept.26
• EU to Hold Last Tender to Import Sugar at Reduced Duty Today
• Google to Set Up London Base for Technology Startups in Silicon Roundabout
• Gome Plunges After Announcing Venture With Jailed Founder
• German 5-Year Bond Auction Result ‘Positive,’ Agency Says
• Sarkozy Campaign Treasurer Got Cash Payments, Liberation Says
• British American of Kenya Declines After Surging 29% in 6 Days
• BOE’s Miles Hints He May Be Edging Toward More U.K. Stimulus
• Axel Weber Says Important to Restore Euro Trust, Die Zeit Says
• German Five-Year Notes Drop as Bids at Auction Miss Maximum Amount Offered
• Unibail-Rodamco Bonds Said to Have 167 Basis-Point Spread
• Peso, Rupee Lead Gains in Asian Currencies on Greek Progress
• New Africa Properties of Botswana Surges in First Trading Day
• UN Says Corn Falling for ‘Wrong Reasons’ as Morgan Stanley Predicts Gains
• ECB Lends 140.6 Billion Euros to European Banks for Three Months
• Sasini of Kenya Gains Most in a Week as Tea Prices Climb
• Barclays Tops FSA Complaints List for U.K. Banking Customers
• News Corp. Will ‘Vigorously Contest’ Thurlbeck Termination Suit
• China Sovereign Bond Risk Jumps to Highest Since March 2009
• Vietnam Bonds Gain on Speculation Banks to Lower Interest Rates
• Axa Real Estate Names Dallolio European Head of Transactions
• Marcus Says Global Economy is in ‘Danger Zone’ as Lehman-Type Crisis Looms
• Sovcomflot Says Gazprom’s Shtokman Needs $4 Billion Fleet
• American Express Signs Tencent Deal, Makes First China Partner
• Ophelia May Grow Into Tropical Storm Today as Hurricane Stirs Up Surf
• Singapore Stocks: CapitaMall, Golden Agri, Midas, Sunpower
• Germany Gets Bids for Less Bonds Than Offered as Yield Declines
• India’s 6-Month Borrowing Costs Rise at T-Bill Auction
• Korea East-West Power Seeks to Buy Fuel Oil for October Delivery
• Ukraine May Export Up to 25 Million Tons of Grains This Year
• Hong Kong Government to Sell Three Sites by Public Tender
• Italy Sells 750 Million Euros of Inflation-Linked Bonds
• Nasdaq ‘Threshold’ Securities for Sept. 27
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Drake & Scull and Saudi Arabia’s Amiantit
• Ramky Infrastructure Targets Overseas Sales as India Orders Slow
• Greece Departure From Euro Zone Inevitable, Issing Tells Stern
• Bank of England USD Repo 7-Day Operation Results
• Suez Canal Vessel and Tonnage Report for Sept. 28
• ECB Lends $500 Million to One Euro-Area Bank in Weekly Tender
• Iceland September Consumer Price Index: Summary
• Indonesia Proceeding With Global Sukuk Sale, Widyajala Says
• Fergo Aisa Says Seeking Accord With Lender Over Debt Dispute
• Iceland’s Inflation Reaches 5.7% in September, Agency Says
• Standard Chartered Bank Ghana to Pay Preference-Share Dividend
• Bank of England Commercial Paper Facility Announcement
• Oil Output Lags Capacity Investment, Weatherford Says
• Spain to Freeze Power Price for Consumers in Fourth Quarter
• Germany Sept. CPI for North Rhine-Westphalia: Summary
• Norway Banks May Need $9 Billion to Boost Capital, FSA Says
• Palm Hills Poised for Record Low as Board Approves Land Return
• Acciona, FCC Win EU91 Million Contract for Cadiz Port Terminal
• Gokarn Says Food, Energy Contributing to India’s Inflation
• Hong Kong Stocks Head for Biggest Monthly Drop in Three Years
• Slovak Central Bank Economic Forecasts: Summary
• Saudi Woman Driver Sentenced to 10 Lashes After King Grants Women the Vote
• EU Sets Nov. 3 Deadline for J&J, Synthes Merger Review
• North Korea Smuggling Weapons Components, Selling Arms Abroad, Cohen Says
• Belgian Coalition Negotiators to Start Budget Talks Next Week
• Taiwan Central Bank Sells NT$93.3 Billion in Certificates
• BSkyB Said to Consider Leasing Space in Dublin’s Burlington Plaza Building
• Bank of England Third Quarter Corporate Lending Survey
• Turkey’s Lira Pares Gains After Central Bank Offers to Sell $100 Million
• Iran Bank Chief Quits Over $2.6 Billion Fraud Case, Mehr Says
• Bank of England Third Quarter Unsecured Lending Survey
• Lenovo Says TPG’s James Coulter Quits as Non-Executive Director
• Bank of England Third Quarter Secured Lending Survey
• OMV Chief Says EU Antitrust Probe Is on Companies That Get Gas From Russia
• PBG’s Szkudlarczyk Says Dividend From 2011 Profit Won’t Increase
• Electrolux Hires Assa Abloy’s Eliasson as Finance Chief
• Bulgaria Disturbances Lead to 168 Arrests
• Norway FSA Says Banks Better Equipped Against Crisis Than in ’08
• Indonesia ‘Informally’ Asks Funds Not Sell Shares, Nurhaida Says
• Palm Hills Board Approves Returning 190 Feddan Cairo Land Plot
• Nigeria’s Boko Haram Backed by Foreign Interests, Nation Says
• Serbia’s Democrats Say Elections Next Spring, Novosti Reports
• Unibail-Rodamco Said to Plan Sale of Bonds Due April 2016
• Kleinwort Benson Names Choukeir Chief Investment Officer
• Overgas Says EU Gas Inspectors Visited the Company
• West Bank Settlers Spurning UN Vote Vow Growth as Army Trains for Protests
• Baht Drops on Concern Slowing Global Economy Will Sap Exports
• Polish Stocks: Getin, Kety, KGHM, Kredyt Bank, Grupa Lotos Move
• Serbian Central Banker Soskic Sees Core Inflation Stable
• Ringgit Erases Gains on Concern Funds Cutting Bond Holdings
• Middelhoff Named Head of Marseille-Kliniken’s Supervisory Board
• Rehn Says EU Has No Plan to Split Commercial, Investment Banking
• Tottenham Offers to Double Luka Modric’s Salary, Mail Says: Soccer Roundup
• OTP Bank Price Estimate Cut at JPMorgan on Slowing Economy, Tax
• Norway Salmon Export Prices Rise 2.3 Percent in Week
• Belgium’s Leterme Sees Di Rupo Ready With Budget by End October
• Japan Ruling Party Proposes Selling Japan Tobacco Stake to Fund Rebuilding
• Treasury 30-Year Bonds Snap Three-Day Decline on Outlook for Recession
• Copper Drops After Rebound on Concern Debt Crisis to Damp Demand
• U.S. 30-Year Bonds May Draw Demand at 3.41%: Technical Analysis
• Indonesia to Sell Retail Bonds Oct. 26, Finance Ministry Says
• Germany September Combined Regional Consumer Prices
• Tevez Refuses to Join Match as Bayern Munich Defeats Manchester City 2-0
• Germany Sept. Regional CPI for Brandenburg: Summary
• Germany September CPI for Hesse: Statistical Summary
• Italy September Business Confidence: Summary
• Italy September Business Confidence: By Type
• Italy August Construction Confidence: Summary
• Italian Business Confidence Falls to Lowest in Almost Two Years Amid Debt
• German Notes Decline for a Third Day; Saxony Inflation Quickens
• China Stocks: CSR, Great Wall Motor, Sanan Optoelectronics
• China’s Stocks Drop to 14-Month Low, as Property, Railway Companies Sink
• Hypo Real Estate Minority Squeeze-Out Cleared by Appeals Court
• Salameh Says European Recession Wouldn’t Affect Lebanese Economy
• Thai Finance Ministry Cuts 2011 Growth Forecast on Exports
• Cable Says Taxation Policy Cannot Be Forced on the U.K.
• Smiths Profit Holds Steady Amid ‘Constrained’ Markets
• Finland Will Approve Europe’s Expanded Rescue Fund, Sasi Says
• Thai Rice Price Gains 1.3% to $627 a Ton, Exporter Group Says
• Japan Stocks Gain Second Day as Europe Shows Signs of Agreement
• Swedish Consumer Confidence Plunges as Crisis Saps Optimism
• Santen Pharmaceutical to Acquire France’s Novagali
• Repsol Shareholder Accord May Be Approved Tomorrow, Mundo Says
• Actavis Withdraws From Bid for Polish Drugmaker Polfa Warszawa
• Latvia Ready to Invest in AirBaltic After Conditions Are Met
• Barroso Says Forecasts Point to a Strong EU Economic Slowdown
• Indian Rupee Reference Rate at 48.91 per U.S. Dollar
• Indonesia’s 2011 Inflation May Be Below 5%, Brodjonegoro Says
• Okaya & Co Ltd Revises Planned FY Group Dividend to 23.00 Yen
• Barroso: Commission Adopted Financial-Transaction Tax Proposal
• FTSE 100 Index Resumes Its Decline After Rising in Early Trading in London
• Barroso Says EU to Present Euro-Bond Options in Coming Weeks
• Millionaire’s Sydney Harbor Mansion Sale a Test for Australia Luxury Homes
• ECB Says Banks’ Overnight Deposits Stay Close to Two-Week High
• Al Borg of Egypt to Buy Stake in Sudan’s Ultralab, Sahafa Says
• IShares Gold Trust Holdings Decrease 36,099 Ounces
• Bank of England USD Repo 7-Day Operation: Sept. 28 Table
• Barroso Says EU Should Accelerate Start of Permanent Rescue Fund
• IShares Silver Trust Holdings Increase 115 Metric Tons
• Banca Popolare di Milano Scales Back Share Sale, Approves New Governance
• Israel Stocks Update: TA-25 Index Closed at 1,077.79
• EU’s Barroso Says Greece Will Remain a Member of the Euro Area
• Toyota Global Output Rises for First Time in 12 Months
• Taiwan May End Five Quarters of Rate Rises as Growth Falters
• Syrian Forces Kill 69 in Five Days of Violence, Activist Says
• EU’s Barroso Says Debt Crisis ‘Serious’; EU Has Solutions
• SP Setia Gets Offer in Malaysia’s Biggest Real Estate Takeover in 20 Years
• OCI, Heliopolis Housing, South Valley: Egyptian Equity Preview
• Ayala Corp. Says It Will Redeem Early 6 Billion Peso Bonds
• Astellas Halts Development of Stroke Prevention Drug Darexaban
• Slovakia August Producer Prices by Product
• Slovakia August Producer Prices: Summary
• Asia May See Pickup in Acquisitions by Year-End: Citi’s Banfield
• Slovakia September Industrial and Consumer Confidence
• Poland Key Economic Indicators: Statistical Summary
• Germany September Consumer Prices for Saxony: Summary
• Romania August Housing Start Permits: Summary
• U.K. Key Monetary Policy Variables: Summary
• Russia’s Sugar Output From Domestic Beets Climbs 70%, Union Says
• South Valley Cement of Egypt Studying Export Proposals, Mal Says
• BG Group, Cairn, Melrose, SABMiller: U.K., Irish Equity Preview
• U.K. Regulator Says Total Complaints Against Banks Increase 3%
• Hungary 2012 Budget Assumes Forint at 265 Per Euro, Rogan Says
• Germany August Import and Export Prices: Bundesbank
• Heliopolis Housing of Egypt to Auction Land Plots, Mal Reports
• Pecresse Says French Banks Are ‘Solid’ Amid Current Turbulence
• Turkey Law Change to Spur $10 Billion Land Market, Sabah Says
• Australian, N.Z. Stocks: Ansell, BHP, Newcrest, OceanaGold, Rio
• German States Borrow Less as Tax Income Rises, Handelsblatt Says
• Persian Gulf Bond Sales Approach 2008 Low as Risk Increases: Arab Credit
• Libya Cabinet Talks End Without Agreement as Fighters Wait for Ammunition
• New Zealand May Withdraw From Future Rugby World Cups Over Money Dispute
• China ‘Hard Landing’ Worries Unneeded, State Researcher Says
• Damas Signs Accord to Recover 337 Million Dirhams in Payments
• Turkey May Offer Istanbul Asia Grid to Enerjisa, Vatan Reports
• China’s Hong Kong Succession Takes Shape as Tang Steps Down
• Leighton Says State Government Leases Ipswich Commercial Tower
• Falcon’s Leemann Says Gold, Cash Top Client Holdings
• Kety, Kredyt, OTP, PGNiG, PZU: Central European Equity Preview
• Transaction Tax May Be Limited to Secondary Market, Boersen Says
• France 2012 Budget Deficit May Reach EU81.8 Billion, Echos Says
• France’s Pecresse Sees 2012 Deficit at EU81.8 Billion
• Portugal’s Ruling Social Democrats Lead in Poll, Economico Says
• Aeroporti di Roma CEO Expected to Resign, Messaggero Says
• German Bonds Rise Before Inflation Report, Snapping 3-Day Drop
• BNP Favors Asia Dollar Bonds as Samsung Asset Avoids Sliding Rupiah, Rupee
• PNB Makes SP Setia Takeover Bid at 3.90 Rgt/Share, Maybank Says
• Investors Scale Back Real Estate Bets on Economy Woes, DTZ Says
• Sekichu Parent Announces Planned FY Dividend of 10.00 Yen
• Development Securities Buys First Student Housing in Mancester
• Sparx to Start Hotel Fund for Japan’s Quake-Devastated Region
• Austria’s Fekter Argues Against Greek Default, Handelsblatt Says
• Charter Bid Outcome Victory for Short-Termism, Schroders Says
• Philippines Meets State Departments to Implement Faster Spending
• St. Modwen Properties Says Business ‘In Line’ With Forecasts
• India’s Liquidity Adjustment by RBI on Sept. 28
• Ruble Drops Second Day This Week Versus Dollar, Basket at Open
• Global Economic Outlook ‘Not Optimistic,’ NDRC Head Zhang Says
• Germany March Import Prices: Breakdown
• Aussie, N.Z. Dollars Drop Amid Concern Global Economy Faltering
• Nomura Co Ltd Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 8.00 Yen
• Aska Corp. Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 3.00 Yen
• Maruya Parent Announces Planned FY Dividend of 0.00 Yen 9975 JP
• FamilyMart Revises Planned FY Group Dividend to 80.00 Yen
• Seikagaku 1H Group Net Income Estimate 2.10B Yen 4548 JP
• Germany August Import and Export Prices: Summary
• Obrascon Huarte Wins Railway Contract in Turkey, Expansion Says
• Japan May Scrap Plan to Build New Finance Ministry Headquarters
• Taiwan’s Equity Movers: China Airlines, HTC Corp. Advance
• Philippines May Raise 60 Billion Pesos From Retail Bond Offer
• Global Economic Recovery Is Unlikely in Near Future, Bahk Says
• China Warns Asia Not to Hide Behind U.S. Military
• French Economic Growth Stalls in Second Quarter Amid Euro Debt Crisis
• Europe’s Debt Crisis Hits Private-Equity Transactions, FT Says
• SWISS DAYBOOK: Nestle Names CFO; Actelion Shareholder Elliott
• Kenya May Invoke Law to Impose New Monetary Policy, DaMina Says
• SPCG of Thailand to Sell 60 Million Shares to Fund Solar Expansion
• France Second Quarter Final GDP: Nominal
• Hungary Will Raise More Taxes to Keep Deficit Goal, Origo Says
• France Second Quarter Final GDP: Summary
• Polpharma Wins Exclusive Talks on Polfa, Rzeczpospolita Reports
• Nishimatsuya C Parent Announces Planned FY Dividend of 19.00 Yen
• Vietnam Stock Movers: Vietcombank, Masan Group, Saovang Rubber
• Indonesia Stocks: Barito Pacific, Clipan, Garuda Indonesia, Inco
• Bahrain Gets ‘Positive’ Feedback for $1 Billion Islamic Bond
• Madagascar Shrimp Industry Urged to Boost Catch to Avoid Losses
• Typhoon Nesat Kills 20 People in Philippines, Will Curb Rice Harvest
• Philippines Sells 9 Billion Pesos of 7.625% Bonds Due 2036
• Global One Real Estate Registers to Sell 100 Billion Yen of Debt
• Citic Securities Sale Said to Raise $1.7 Billion, Less Than Maximum Sought
• Citic Securities Sale Said to Raise $1.7 Billion, Less Than Maximum Sought
• India Is ‘Committed’ to Meet 4.6% Deficit Target, Gopalan Says
• iShares Silver Assets Jump 114.56 Tons to Most Since May 24
• Franklin’s Kim Says ‘No Plan to Reduce Korean Debt Holding’
• George Kent Unchanged After Second-Quarter Net Rises
• Orascom Construction Raised to ‘Buy’ at Deutsche Bank on Prices
• India Officials to Meet Tomorrow on Borrowing Plan, Gopalan Says
• Santander Made Preliminary Bid to KBC for Polish Kredyt Bank, Gazeta Says
• Schindler Appoints Juergen Tinggren as Chief Executive Officer
• Sanofi Successfully Prices $1 Billion Bond Issue
• Japan’s Retail Gasoline Price Falls to 145.2 Yen/Liter
• India’s Rupee Strengthens Past 49 a Dollar to One-Week High
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 09/28/2011
• Tyson Fresh Meats Recalls Ground Beef Products, USDA Says
• Amiantit, Batelco, Galfar, Tamweel: Persian Gulf Equity Preview
• Bill Haas Gets U.S. Presidents Cup Pick, Norman Chooses Allenby, Baddeley
• India Faces Challenge of Reducing Deficit, Curbing Inflation
• Areva, Toshiba to Get $2.2 Billion EDF Generator Order, La Tribune Reports
• Worst Quarter Since 2008 as Queensland Leads Sales Surge: Australia Credit
• U.S. Natural Gas Fund Discount at 0.11% on Sept. 27
• Grande Asset Gains Most in a Month After Completing Share Sale
• Franklin Sold 200 Billion Won of S. Korea Bonds, Regulator Says
• Thai Manufacturing Output Rises More Than Estimated on Autos
• Petkim to Sell Air Separation Unit to Air Liquide Turkey Unit
• Red Sox Vie With Rays, Braves Tie Cardinals for Playoff Spots on Final Day
• PNB Makes Offer for SP Setia at 3.90 Ringgit/Share, Edge Reports
• NWS Holdings Reports Full-Year Net Income of HK$4.6 Billion
• Baseball Sets Start Times for Wild Card Tiebreakers, ALDS Playoff Openers
• Shanghai Closes 13 Subway Stations, Slows Trains After Crash Injures 271
• Trichet Says ‘Now Is The Time’ for EU Action, Corriere Della Sera Reports
• Reliance Capital May Consider Selling a 26% Stake in Funds Unit
• Philippine Stocks: Aboitiz, NiHAO, Security Bank, Rizal, Roxas
• OCI Falls to 16-Month Low in Seoul on Concern Profit May Decline
• Tower Bersama Said to Seek Loan Under $2 Billion Debt Plan
• Barclays May Sell Russia Unit to Renaissance, Kommersant Says
• Mets Ruling Reduces Madoff Trustee’s Lawsuit to Foremost Fraud Allegation
• U.S. Oil Fund Discount at 0.95 Percent on Sept. 27
• VTB to Boost Bank of Moscow Stake This Week, Vedomosti Reports
• Henry Tang May Seek Hong Kong Leader Role as He Quits as Top Civil Servant
• Chaoda Modern Facing Second Hearing in Hong Kong Market Misconduct Probe
• American Funds’ Flagship Loses Top Rank as Investors Abandon Stock Pickers
• Google Asks for Right in AT&T Case to Protect Confidential Company Data
• New York Pension’s Schloss Raising Allocation to Private Equity
• SEC Sued Over 1998 Policy of Purging Files Linked to Probes
• Housing May Twist in the Wind After Fed Twist: Chart of the Day
• Could Executioner Come on a Little Earlier? Manuela Hoelterhoff
• Nike Betting on Venture Capital in Effort to Step Up Innovation
• Hospitals Risk Lower U.S. Payments for Failing to Reduce Repeat Patients
• Silent Internet-Killer Awaits Its Master’s Orders: Book Review
• Danji Brings Bargain Korean, Great Tartare to Broadway: Review
• NYC Comptroller John Liu Paid Pimco Fund $14 Million in Incentive Fees
• Off-With-Our-Heads Missouri Mayor Pitches Municipal Mercy Killing to Town
• Health-Care Law Has Precedent, Retired Justice Stevens Says
• GM’s Facebook Moment Brings U-Turn on OnStar Settings: Cars
• Mets Exercise Option to Extend Manager Terry Collins’s Contract to 2013
• Mets Reject Yankees’ $250,000 Offer to Use Triple-A Affiliate’s Stadium
• Florida’s Dirt Bond Holders Fight for Standing in Bankruptcy Pecking Order
• Borrowing Costs Plummeting Across U.S. for Local Governments: Muni Credit
• Number of U.S. Same-Sex Households Jumped 80 Percent Since 2000
• NBA, Players Union to Reconvene for Second Straight Day of Labor Talks
• Air Liquide, Casino, Neopost, SQLI: French Equity Preview
• U.S. Durable Goods Orders Likely Fell in August
• Private Bankers’ Asian Pay Surge Poised to Slow, Falcon CEO Says
• Money Market Investors May Get Some Relief From the Fed’s Operation Twist
• Air Liquide, EON, SAP, SQLI, Telefonica: European Equity Preview
• Dudley Proves This Isn’t Your Father’s New York Federal Reserve
• Cushman & Wakefield Sees Higher Annual Profit on Cost Cuts, New Management
• Grupo San Jose, MCM, Telefonica: Iberian Equity Preview
• Obama Jobs Plan Prevents 2012 Recession in Survey of Economists