Archive

October 8, 2011

• Tigers, Rangers AL Championship Series Game Delayed by Rain
• Retailers Face ‘Biggest Test’ Since 2008 as Profit Warnings Rise
• Cameroon’s Biya May Extend 29-Year Rule in Country’s Presidential Election
• Smithsonian Closed After Scuffle With Protesters
• Yemen’s Saleh Says He’ll Stay Until Elections; Libyans Battle Around Sirte
• Scotland Beats Liechtenstein 1-0 in Euro 2012 Soccer Qualifying
• Pakistan Reduces Key Rate, Beating Forecasts to Boost Expansion
• Saudi Arabia Has No Reason to Alter Currency Peg, Al-Jasser Says
• Chavez Says Going to Cuba in One Week for Medical Exams
• Saudi Banks Not Exposed to European Debt Crisis, Al-Jasser Says
• Toronto Airport Delays Diminish After Security Staff Curb Work Slowdown
• Saudi Arabia Beheads Eight for Murder: SPA
• Kenny Pledges Measures to Aid Distressed Irish Mortgageholders
• Casey Has 1-Stroke Lead After 36 Holes at Frys.com Golf; Woods Makes Cut
• Colombia Lowers Deficit Estimate Because Tax Receipts Will Top Forecasts
• Medvedev Aide Dvorkovich Would Follow Boss to New Government
• Cameron Sets Deadline for Report on Defense Minister, PA Says
• Schaeuble Says Greek Debt May Have Been Underestimated, FAZ Says
• Troika Says Greece Must Deepen Reforms, Welt am Sonntag Says
• Markets ‘Impatient’ at European Process Speed, RTE Cites Noonan
• Brazil Sees Inflation Staying Within Target Range, Estado Says
• Anaam of Saudi Arabia to Expand Food, Agriculture Unit, CEO Says
• Greek IMF Envoy Says Finance Needs May Rise, Imerisia Reports
• Brazil Expects Real to Recover Against Dollar, Estado Says
• Web Hoster Hetzner Left Customer Data Accessible, Spiegel Says
• Five Arrested in Syrian Embassy Protest, London Police Say
• Turkey Seeks Free Trade Accord With Brazil, Vatan Says
• EU’s Rehn Says Overlapping Rescue Funds Wouldn’t Double Capital
• Saudi Equity Movers: Emaar, Chemanol, Saudi Real Estate, Sabic
• Brewers, Cardinals Win One-Run Games, Reach NL’s Championship Series
• Germany’s Roesler Opposes Direct EFSF Loans to Banks, Bild Says
• Saudi Shares Rise Most in Three Weeks on Oil Gains, European Debt Optimism
• France Defeats England to Set Up Rugby World Cup Semifinal Against Wales
• Ex-Beatle McCartney to Marry in London
• Report of Papandreou Resignation Offer Untrue, Government Says
• Aramco-Dow Sadara Chemical Joint Venture May Tap Debt Market
• U.K. Considering $7.8 Billion Heathrow-Gatwick Link, FT Reports
• Fulham Plans to Increase Capacity at Craven Cottage to 30,000
• South Africa Says ‘No Decision Made’ on Building Nuclear Plants
• Foxconn Board to Discuss Brazil Investment, IG Says
• Slovak Ruling Party Won’t Back EFSF After Prime Minister Rejects Demands
• Spanish Court Says Repossessed Home Clears Mortgage, Efe Says
• Vettel Wins Japanese Grand Prix Pole With F-1 Title Looming
• Tesco Reshuffles Internet, Telecoms Business, Times Reports
• Pakistan Reduces Interest Rates as Terrorism Hobbles Expansion
• Mouchel Says It’s in Talks With Lenders After Accounting Error
• RWE May End Plans to Build U.K. Nuclear Stations, Guardian Says
• Mark Hughes Wants to Return to Chelsea as Manager, Mirror Says
• Car Collectors Push 37 MPH De Dion to Record $4.6 Million Sale
• Gabon to Hold Election in December, Electoral Commission Says
• Rajoy Says Spain Must Be Credible to Wield Influence in Europe
• Opposition Leader Rajoy Says No Magic Wand for Spanish Economy
• France’s Largest Banks Ready to Accept State Capital, FAZ Says
• Al-Naimi Says World Oil Market Is Not Oversupplied, Demand Fluctuates
• German FDP Says Government Shouldn’t Recapitalize Banks, HB Says
• France Favors Private Funds to Raise Bank Capitals, Figaro Says
• Obama Asks Americans to Push Senate Passage of Jobs Bill
• BMW to Beat 2011 Production Target, Arndt Tells Automotive News
• Hermes to Sell French-Made Saris in India for $8,200, FT Reports
• Fiat CEO Fears Slump Worse Than Recession, Automotive News Says
• France Beats England 19-12, Will Play Wales in Rugby World Cup Semifinals
• BAK Basel Head Says SNB Could Raise Franc Limit, TA Reports
• Mouchel Open to Offers, Lenders Seek Advice on Profits, FT Says
• Tax Amnesty Would Harm Evasion Fight, Tremonti Tells Avvenire
• Shanghai September New Home Prices Rise 3.6% on Month, Uwin Says
• Rio Tinto Murowa Mine to Cede 51% to Zimbabwe, Herald Reports
• Nigerian States Agree to Ending Petrol Subsidy, ThisDay Says
• Nobel Foundation May Cut Prize Money as Markets Drop, SvD Says
• Sberbank Selects Advisers for Denizbank Bid, Kommersant Reports
• KfW Chief Says Financing Worse Than Post-Lehman, Focus Reports
• Saudi Electricity Owes 97 Billion Riyals, Okaz Reports
• Dentsu, Nidec, Takeda, Tokyo Electron: Japan Stocks Preview
• Yanbu Cement, Saudi Real Estate, Jarir: Saudi Equity Preview
• Mozambique Predicts 17% Export Growth in 2012, Noticias Reports
• Rescue Fund Overlap Wouldn’t Mean Double Capital, EU’s Rehn Says
• Tsang Says Hong Kong’s Housing Policy Deficient, CBC Reports
• German Air-Traffic Controllers May Strike Next Week, FAZ Reports
• EU’s Rehn Says Greek Sixth Tranche to Be Decided This Month
• Wales Beats Ireland 22-10 to Reach Semifinal of Rugby World Cup Tournament
• U.K. Pound, Gilts Decline as Bank of England Boosts Stimulus
• German Bonds Fall as Market Trims Bets on ECB Interest-Rate Cut
• China Home Prices Drop in September For First Time in a Year, Soufun Says
• SEC Asks U.S. Judge to Order Deloitte Shanghai Unit to Court
• Payroll Gain in U.S. Beats Forecasts, Easing Recession Concerns
• Adobe to Sell Software Online to Spur More Frequent Buying
• Patent Lawyer Demand Rises Following U.S. Legislative Overhaul
• Panetta Sees End to Libya Mission, Says Critics Have Been ‘Proven Wrong’
• Warner Music Owner Blavatnik Said to Consider Ending EMI Offer
• Calpers Paid $4.4M in Bonuses Last Year
• U.S. Stocks Advance on European Debt Optimism, Economic Data
• U.S. Takes Aim at California’s $1 Billion Marijuana Dispensaries
• Republicans Will Pay Price for Opposing Tax Cuts in Jobs Plan, Durbin Says
• Scene Last Night: Bill Ackman, Herzog, de Meuron, Philip Glass
• Polo Hunk Figueras, Rachel Zoe, Veuve Clicquot Help State Park
• Monroe Film, Picasso, Jens Lekman, Mack the Knife: N.Y. Weekend
• Elephants Trampled Losers in Post-Alexander Fight: Lewis Lapham
• Jackman Teaches Robot to Box; Sheen’s Religious Journey: Movies
• Nobel Jury Blows It Again With Obscure Swedish Poet: Commentary
• Canada Dollar Gains for First Week in 3 on Risk-Appetite Revival
• Euro Drops Versus Yen for Sixth Week as Region’s Debt Crisis Damps Demand
• Packers Get NFL Approval to Sell Stock for Lambeau Field Improvements
• Treasuries Decline on European Optimism, Improved U.S. Employment Outlook
• Bank of America Hands Krawcheck $6 Million Severance
• Obama Fundraiser Pressed on Solyndra Aid at Energy Department, E-Mails Say
• Woods 1 Under Par After Two Rounds of Frys.com Open Golf; May Make Cut
• Following Volcker Rule on Trading May Fall To CEOs and Directors
• Galleon’s Rajaratnam Awaits Reckoning as Another Underling Heads to Prison