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November 17, 2011

• Tebow Runs for Last-Minute Touchdown as Broncos Defeat Jets 17-13 in NFL
• Mallya Magic Fades as Kingfisher Seeks Cash
• Indian Equity Movers: Pantaloon Retail, Suzlon, Everonn, IFB
• Clinton Will Be First U.S. Secretary of State to Visit Myanmar in 50 Years
• Hindustan Petroleum Sells Naphtha at $9.50 Premium, ICIS Says
• South Africa Billionaire Bids $450 Million for London Building, Times Says
• Tsai Avoids Baiting China as Taiwan Polls Show Election Race With Ma Tied
• Obama Targets Maritime Security as China Spars With Philippines Over Sea
• Dim Sum Market Gives Indian Bank Cheaper Dollars Than U.S.: China Credit
• Rupiah, Bonds Poised for Weekly Decline on Growth Cut, Europe
• China Said to Warn Banks on Risks Tied to Local Government, Property Loans
• Banco do Brasil Raised To BBB/A-3 by Agency S&P On Sovereign Upgrade
• Dollar Weakens Against Most Major Peers Amid Speculation About Fed Easing
• Philippine Peso Drops a Third Week as Remittance Growth Slows
• Toyota Speeds North America Output as Thai Flood ‘Behind Us’
• Olympus Has Enough Cash to Keep Going Amid Probe, Takayama Tells Employees
• Severstal CEO Mordashov Says Company Deserved U.S. Auto Loan
• Yuan Drops This Week on European Concern, Hu’s Rebuke of Obama
• Boivin Says Domestic Demand, Low Interest Rates Aiding Canada
• Battery Gains Top $440 Million After Angie’s List Follows Groupon With IPO
• Cheapest Petrobras Since ‘99 Real Devaluation Lures Aberdeen
• Barito Pacific, Bumi, Multistrada: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Gingrich the ‘Historian’ Skips Over his Own Past: Jonathan Alter
• MF Said to Have Shifted Hundreds of Millions
• Samson No Longer Pursuing Sale, Tulsa Mayor Bartlett Says
• California Beats Northeast With New Cap-and-Trade Strategy: View
• House Approves Measure to Head Off Shutdown
• Merkel Risks the European Union to Save ECB Credibility: View
• Cain to Receive Secret Service Protection
• MF Global Trustee to Use ‘Whatever Legal Means’ to Maximize Estate Assets
• Crude Oil Falls a Second Day in New York Trading, Heads for Weekly Decline
• U.S. Stocks Fall to One-Month Low on Concern About Italy, Spain
• Holness Says China Investment Will Aid Jamaica Growth (Video)
• Cameron Acts Over ‘Blind’ to Women Charge as Cuts Hit Support
• Catholic Bishops Issue Hollow Plea for Sympathy: Michael Kinsley
• Islam Offers a Third Way in Pakistan and Tunisia: Pankaj Mishra
• ‘Willing Vassals’ in Congress Do Lobbyist Bidding: Jack Abramoff
• Wannabe Homebuyers Get No Encouragement From Fed: Caroline Baum
• Interim Texas Election Maps Submitted in Repsonse to U.S. Bias Challenge
• Dollar May Advance to S$1.32 on Weekly ‘White Candle’: Technical Analysis
• Fed’s Dudley Says Euro ‘Absolutely’ Will Survive Region’s Financial Crisis
• Dudley Says Fed Options to Spur Economy Include Purchasing Mortgage Bonds
• Marketing Marijuana in Colorado as Dispensaries Allowed Profit
• MF Global Said to Have Shifted Hundreds of Millions in Funds
• Guggenheim Partners Confirms Weighing Sale of Firm’s Claymore ETF Division
• Florida Man Charged With Selling Fake Investments in Facebook, Groupon
• Jefferson County Sewer-System Receiver Says Removal Would Harm Muni Market
• AllianceBernstein Will Record $560 Million Charge for Compensation Change
• VimpelCom Plans Stock Listing in Europe Next Year, Lunder Says
• Yelp Files to Raise $100 Million in IPO of Consumer-Review Internet Site
• U.S. Company Credit Risk Jumps to Month High on Europe Concern
• Argentine Stocks: Grupo Galicia, Molinos and Petroleo Brasileiro
• Chilean Stocks: Banco Santander, Cencosud Drop; Entel Gains
• Obama Pact Puts Australia on Economic Tightrope: The Ticker
• Areva Selling 300 Megawatts of Solar-Thermal in 2011, Goyal Says
• Youku Sinks on Quarterly Loss as NY Index Falls: China Overnight
• Emerging-Market Stocks Retreat Third Day on Higher Spanish, French Yields
• Morgans Agrees to Buy 90% of Light Group for About $46.5 Million
• Ex-Lake Shore Hedge-Fund Executive Baker Sentenced to 20 Years for Fraud
• Canadian Dollar Falls to Five-Week Low as Euro Crisis Saps Demand for Risk
• Treasury 30-Year Bonds Rise as Yield Gains in Spain, France Fuel Concern
• U.S. Prosecutors Seek Delay in SEC Case Against Rajat Gupta
• Pemex to Drill 175 Shale-Gas Wells in 4 Years, Morales Says
• Euro Strengthens Against Most Major Peers as ECB Purchases Italian Bonds
• Indonesia Steps Onto the Stage
• Legg Mason’s Bill Miller Will Exit Main Fund After It Falls Behind Peers
• Bloomberg TV: A Conversation with Bill Gross & Larry Fink
• Canadian Wheat Production May Rise, Agriculture Ministry Says
• Protesters Head to NYSE as Police Stand Guard
• Scrapping Sugar Quotas Would Cut U.S. Prices 33%, Study Says
• Motorola Mobility Accused in Lemko Lawsuit Alleging Theft of Trade Secrets
• Papademos Unveils 2012 Greek Budget
• New Jersey May Face Budget Cuts as Revenue Trails Targets, Lawmaker Says
• Harvard Hotel Draws IRS Scrutiny
• Disney’s Alligator Topples Angry Birds in Quest for Billion Gamers: Tech
• Yum’s Campaign to Allow Food Stamps at KFC Runs Afoul of USDA
• GM: Europe ‘More Serious’ Than 2008 Bubble
• U.S. Stocks, Commodities Extend Losses, Euro Erases Advance on Debt Crisis
• Delphi Drops in Debut After Pricing IPO at Low End of Range
• Jefferies Chief Sees Turmoil Easing as Memories of MF Global Failure Fade
• U.S. House Backs FHA Loan-Limit Boost Over Republican Objections
• Taiwan’s China Steel in Talks to Defer Ore, Coal Shipments
• Sweet Louisiana Oils Weaken as WTI-Brent Gap at Eight-Month Low
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for November 17
• Banco Cruzeiro do Sul Asset-Backed Funds to Be Managed by Banco Bradesco
• New York Gasoline Weakens After Refinery Production Increases
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Nov. 17
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Nov. 17
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, Nov. 17
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Nov. 17
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, Nov. 17
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, Nov. 17
• Brazil’s Credit Rating Raised One Level to BBB by S&P on Growth Outlook
• Duncan ‘Mind-Boggled’ by Penn State Case
• Applied Materials Declines After Forecast Misses Estimates
• Allstate Names Riley Lead Independent Director, Ends Rotation
• Brazil Rate-Futures Yields Decline on Slowing Growth; Real Falls
• Rose Bowl Officials Say They Would Embrace Penn State at Game, AP Rports
• U.S. House Backs Increase to FHA Loan Limits Over Republican Objections
• CME May Face ‘Liability’ In MF Global Disclosure, Goldman’s Harris Says
• AMR, Angie’s List, LinkedIn, SXC Health: U.S. Equity Movers
• Rio Raises Hathor Bid to $636 Million to Fend Off Cameco’s Hostile Offer
• Amazon.com Readying Smartphone for Next Year, Citigroup Says
• ‘Inappropriately Cozy’ U.S. Ties on Keystone, Group Says
• Respectfully, Nate Silver Is Still Wrong: The Ticker
• Angie’s List Surges After Pricing Shares at Top of Range in Initial Offer
• U.S. Initial Jobless Claims at Seven-Month Low
• Sears Quarterly Loss Widens as Sales Fall at Canadian Stores; Shares Drop
• BlackRock’s Fink Attacks Societe Generale Over ETF Risks
• GM Seeks Ways to Discharge Volt Batteries Following Car Crashes
• Ace Proposes Raising Insurer’s Dividend to 47 Cents a Share
• Macquarie Hiring Advisers in Canada as Brokerages Scale Back
• S&P Writes Wrong Headline Upgrading Brazil Bond Rating After France Gaffe
• Hynix, Micron Gain on Jury Verdict as Rambus Weighs Appeal
• Gap Quarterly Profit Falls 36% as Sales at Namesake, Old Navy Chains Drop
• Colombia Imports Rose 28.9% in September From Year Ago
• Syphilis Cases Climb 36% in U.S., Prompting Call for More Frequent Testing
• China Power Firm Margins Worst Since 2006 as Coal Rises: Chart of the Day
• Redecard Plans ‘Aggressive’ Cost Cuts to Defend Market Share
• WPD, Sadesa Plan 150 Megawatts of Wind Farms for Argentina
• IL Gets $1B Surprise as Obligations Jump
• Tuscany International Sees Fourth-Quarter Profit, Dawson Says
• Milton Friedman Has a Solution for the Supercommittee: The Ticker
• Oil Falls Below $100 as Europe Debt Concern Grows and U.S. Equities Slip
• A Few Ideas for Beleaguered Innovators
• Peruvian Yields Fall to 3-Week Low as Currency Gains Spur Demand
• U.S. Chamber Raises Concerns on Republican Overseas Tax Plan
• Motorola Mobility Accused in Lemko Suit of 911 Caller Trade Secret Theft
• Cotton Falls as Commodity Demand May Wane; Orange Juice Gains
• Usiminas Falls as Market Rout Outweighs Bets on Ternium Bid
• IMF Says It Won’t Release Funding for Greece Until There’s Broad Support
• Columbia Band Banned From Football Finale After Mocking Its Own 0-9 Team
• Liberty Media Will Combine Tracking Stocks, Increase Share Repurchases
• Gold Falls Most in Seven Weeks as Equities, Commodities Slump on Euro Debt
• Italy’s Monti Vows Urgent Action on Debt, Growth
• U.S. TIPS Demand Wanes as European Debt Crisis Pares Inflation Outlook
• Illinois Republicans Challenge New Congressional Map Over Hispanic Voters
• World Bank to Loan $297 Million for Morocco Solar Power Plant
• Yelp Files for IPO, Initial Registration of $100M
• Golden Gate’s Neways Said to Weigh Options Including Bankruptcy
• Iraq Loss Final Straw for China's Soccer Lovers: Adam Minter
• Hedge Fund Leaders To Speak At Annual Bloomberg Summit
• OWS Storms Wall Street
• Cubs Name Sveum Manager in Latest Move to End World Series Title Drought
• General Mills Sells Bonds as U.S. Issuance Reaches $24.9 Billion This Week
• Illinois Courts Caterpillar for Factory Amid 10% Unemployment
• Jefferson County Bankruptcy Steps Up Municipal-Default Pace, Lehmann Says
• Canada Air Security Authorities Breached Travelers’ Privacy, Watchdog Says
• Germany and Liechtenstein Sign Agreement on Double Taxation
• WPP Revenue May Increase 4% on Emerging Markets, Olympics, Sorrell Says
• Volkswagen Considering New SUV Model for U.S. Market, FTD Says
• Dodgers’ Kershaw Is Youngest NL Pitcher to Win Cy Young Award Since Gooden
• Brazil’s Sovereign Debt Rating Raised to BBB by S&P on Rousseff’s Policies
• CT Utility President Resigns in Storm Aftermath
• Novartis Malaria Medicine Kills Bugs at Earliest Stage, Study Shows
• North American Oil Trust Said to Seek About $365 Million in IPO This Year
• Lithuania Lawmakers Approve Legislation Allowing Snoras Split
• Solyndra $535 Million Loan Mostly Lost to Taxpayers, Chu Tells Lawmakers
• AMR Pilot Talks May Stop for Two Weeks as Sides ‘Far Apart’
• MF Global Trustee Can Transfer $520 Million to Customers
• Moore Capital Said to Overhaul Coffey’s Fund as Returns Trail Averages
• General Maritime Files for Bankruptcy Protection With $1.4 Billion in Debt
• Kotlikoff Sees U.S. Fiscal Gap of $211 Trillion
• Fed’s Pianalto Says Monetary Easing Needed to Support ‘Stronger Recovery’
• Solyndra Delays Business Auction Again for Lack of Good Bids
• Canadian Natural Gas Rises on Size of U.S. Inventory Increase
• Chile Peso Little Changed as U.S. Jobs Data Blunts Europe Crisis
• Cumulus Media Puts AR Broadcasting Unit, Into Bankruptcy
• TAV Holding 610 Million Euro Bid Wins Izmir Airport Auction
• U.S. Banks Face Contagion Risk From Europe Debt
• Acco Brands to Merge With MeadWestvaco Office-Supply Unit
• Gay Marriage Foes Can Defend California Ban, State Supreme Court Rules
• Congress Deficit-Cut Panel Members Hardening Positions as Deadline Nears
• Hoenig Says He Doesn’t Support Bailouts for Too-Big-to-Fail
• Forint Pares Advances After IMF Denies ‘New Type’ Hungary Talks
• Codelco Says Anglo American’s Future in Chile Is at Risk
• Lagardere Does Not Know If ‘Twilight’ Vampire Series Will Resume
• Telecom Italia Sees ‘Light’ Shrinkage in Domestic Phone Market
• Daily Mail Would Gain If News Corp. Shuts Sun Tabloid, Chief Morgan Says
• Verizon Hasn’t Agreed to Annual Wireless Dividend, Shammo Says
• U.S. Regulators Clarify Bank Asset Size Rules Under Dodd-Frank
• Papademos Turns Attention to Budget After Winning Greece Confidence Vote
• Avci Named New Turkey National Soccer Team Manager, Replacing Guus Hiddink
• Mexico Stocks: Elektra, Chedraui Advance; Grupo Mexico Drops
• Reid to Move on Senate Cybersecurity Measure in Early 2012
• Polish Stocks: CEDC, Handlowy, KGHM, Pekao, Polimex, Rafako
• Australian, N.Z. Dollars Reach Lowest Since October on Outlook for Economy
• U.S. 10-Year TIPS May Yield 0.060% at Auction, Dealer Survey Shows
• Houston Astros Baseball Team Will Move to American League as Soon as 2013
• Forthnet Reports Third-Quarter Sales Rose to EU102.3 Million
• American Contract Talks With Mechanics Postponed Until December
• Derwent Cuts Vacancy Rate to 0.8% After Gaining Tenants
• Hungary Starts IMF Talks on ‘New Type’ of Cooperation Not Involving a Loan
• Close Brothers Securities Arm Hurt by Market Turmoil
• Serbia’s MK Group Takes Over Carnex Meat Producer and Processor
• Mexico Shale Gas May Attract $10 Billion Investment Annually
• El Salvador Coffee Exports Soared in October From Year Ago
• Shell Sells Forties Oil; Libya Offers December Crude in Tender
• Suspect in Shooting Near White House to Appear in Federal Court
• Cargill Vegetable Oil Plant Fire in Rotterdam Still Burning
• Rexam Jumps Most in 3 Weeks, Studies Sale of ‘Weak’ Unit
• Brewers’ Dale Sveum Offered Chicago Cubs’ Managerial Job, SI.com Reports
• Sbarro Fast-Food Pizza Chain Wins Court Approval for Bankruptcy-Exit Plan
• French, Italian Bonds Rise on Euro Crisis Optimism; Spanish Notes Decline
• German Stocks Retreat for Fourth Day; Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank Decline
• Cosalt Plunges to Lowest Since 1989 on Chairman’s Approach
• Pound Strengthens Versus Dollar After Retail Sales Surge; Gilts Decline
• Swiss Stocks Retreat, Snapping Four Days of Gains; Banks Drop
• U.K. Stocks Decline as Spanish Bond Sale Suggests Debt Crisis Is Spreading
• Ukraine Raises Foreign-Currency Deposit Reserve Ratio, IFX Says
• European Stocks Drop as Lower Spanish Bond Demand Fuels Concern
• German Proposal to Cut Solar Target Would ‘Starve’ Industry
• Scene Last Night: Henry McVey, Anne Brennan Go Bowling for Teak
• Branson’s Virgin Money to Acquire Northern Rock From U.K. for $1.2 Billion
• New York Bill Would Require College Coaches to Report Sex Abuse to Police
• Turkey Stocks: Gubre, Kron Telekom, TAV, Yapi Kred Are Active
• MetLife Outlook Improves With Alico Integration, A.M. Best Says
• Colombia Stock Movers: Canacol, Mineros, Coltejer, Fabricato
• OPEC to Boost Shipments to Nine-Month High, Oil Movements Says
• Lira Extends Longest Decline Since July on Europe Debt Crisis
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Barclays Bank, Safaricom Moved
• Egypt Bill Yields Rise as Banks Offer Higher Deposit Rate
• Merkel Rejects ECB as Crisis Backstop in Clash With France
• U.K.’s Openfield Signs Deal to Supply Feed Wheat to U.S.
• Morgan Stanley Hires Guggenheim’s Lindquist for Asset Management
• Hot off the Griddle: November 17
• Russia May Cancel Platinum Duties After WTO Entry, Interfax Says
• Foreclosures in U.S. Rise for First Time in a Year as Lender Backlogs Ease
• EU Plans Probe of U.S. Bioethanol Imports, Threatening Taxes
• Hungary Says New Cooperation With IMF May Be ‘Potent Instrument’
• Romania Holds Off on Dollar-Bond Sale on Surging Costs
• General Motors to Test Chinese Plug-in Vehicle Market With Volt
• Historians Savor Gingrich's Rich History Lesson: The Ticker
• EBRD and Serbia Discuss Loans Amid ‘Borderline’ Level of Debt
• Philadelphia-Area Manufacturing Grows at Slower Pace as Fed Index Declines
• German Stocks Erase Their Losses; Benchmark DAX Index Is Little Changed
• Fox Seeks Delay of Hearing on Bidding for L.A. Dodgers Television Rights
• Belgium Threatened With Possible EU Sanctions on Budget Deficit
• Israel’s 2022 Bond Rises Fourth Day on Europe Debt Contagion
• South African Equities: BHP Billiton, Investec, SABMiller Moved
• Key Energy in Play With Baker Hughes Chasing Shale Oil: Real M&A
• Citigroup Sells $2.6 Billion Home-Loan Servicing Portfolio to CWCapital
• Gasoline Cargoes to U.S. Set to Drop 4.8% as Production Swells
• Four North Sea Forties Oil December Cargoes Said to Be Deferred
• Natural-Gas Supply Probably Rose 27 Bcf, Bloomberg Users Say
• India’s Mangalore Refinery Seeks January, February Crude Oil
• Brazil Economic Activity Expands at Slowest Pace in 2 Years
• Buffett’s NetJets Sues U.S. Over $642.7 Million Ticket-Tax Assessment
• India’s ONGC Offers 35,000 Tons of Hazira Naphtha for December
• Greek Government Starts Talks With Banks on Terms of Voluntary Debt Swap
• Woolworths Shares Fall After Sales Drop at Australian Stores
• Glencore Reports Record Quarterly Coal Output, Copper Up 33%
• U.S. November Philadelphia Business Outlook Report (Text)
• Merko Ehitus Third-Quarter Net Shrinks on Raw Material Costs
• Unite Members Vote to Join Nov. 30 Strike Over U.K. Pension Cuts
• Arab League Vows Syria Sanctions If Killing Doesn’t Stop Within Three Days
• Military Cuts Threaten Virginia’s Pentagon-Dependent Economy
• U.S. Thanksgiving Travel to Rise 4%
• Treasury’s Miller Says Confidence Must Be Restored Urgently
• Uganda May Approve Tullow’s Total, Cnooc Deal Within a Month
• Commodities Decline on Concern Europe’s Debt Crisis Will Spread
• Pertamina Said to Buy Three Cargoes of West African Crude
• Canadian Dollar Erases Gain, Trades at C$1.0253 Per U.S. Dollar in Toronto
• Serbia Is Preparing Crisis Plan for Banks, Finance Official Says
• Croatian Judge Rejects Mol’s Hernadi as Witness for Sanader
• Consumers’ Outlook Rises to Four-Month High
• Yemeni Protesters Urge Arab League to Impose Sanctions
• MF Global Commodity Traders Fault Cash-Only Payment Plan
• IMF Strategy Chief to Head European Unit as Borges Quits in Less Than Year
• China’s Wen Says Asean Summits Should Avoid Contention, Xinhua Reports
• West Africa, Europe May Ship Cocoa Beans to U.S. on Higher Price
• South Africa Banks Seek Infrastructure Deals
• Mexican Stock Volatility Caused by Europe Concern, Tellez Says
• London Police Said to Receive $63 Million Offers for Empty Office Building
• Wall Street's Long History of Violence: Echoes
• Candy-to-Fuel Demand Cuts Oil Inventory to ‘75 Low: Commodities
• Ukraine’s MHP Says Earnings May Beat Forecasts by as Much as 12%
• Canada’s Dollar Rises for First Time in Four Days on Eased Europe Concern
• Carrefour Property CEO Duhamel Resigns After Spinoff Was Shelved
• Obama Says U.S. Troops in Australia Will Preserve Peace, Security in Asia
• Surgutneftegas Said to Offer One Urals Oil Cargo From Primorsk
• As Rooftops Beat Utilities, Solar Demand Will Jump, Analyst Says
• Rand Falls to Four-Week Low Versus Dollar on Fear About Europe Debt Crisis
• India May Ease Rules Next Week to Allow Wal-Mart, Tesco Entry
• General Maritime Filing May Reassure Tanker Users, Jensen Says
• Brazil’s Top Coffee Shipper Sees Output Slumping 15% Next Season
• Central U.S. Temperatures May Be Above Normal through Next Week
• Egyptian Stocks: Beltone Financial and Citadel Capital
• Libya’s Islamists Ransack Mosque Graves
• U.S. Seasonal Drought Outlook for Nov. 17 to Feb. 2012 (Text)
• China Says First Space Docking Mission Succeeds, Xinhua Reports
• Kenya’s Shilling Climbs to Three-Month High on Low Dollar Demand
• British Agriculture Needs Rain After Driest 12 Months on Record
• Housing Starts in U.S. Declined 0.3% in October
• Canadian Stocks Fall on Europe Contagion Concern
• Travel Between Canada and Other Countries in September (Text)
• Canada September Employment Insurance Report (Text)
• Canada September International Securities Transactions (Text)
• Legg Mason’s Miller to Exit Main Fund After Trailing Peers
• Mubadala Aerospace Seeks Partners to Expand in Component-Making
• U.S. Drought Monitor Report for the Week Ending Nov. 15 (Text)
• Olympus Operating Profit Declined in First Fiscal Half
• Czech Koruna Target Cut at Commerzbank on Europe Crisis Concern
• Crude Oil Falls From Five-Month High on Signs Europe Crisis Is Spreading
• Hellenic Bank Won’t Need Intervention, Financial Mirror Reports
• Canada’s Dollar Erases Drop as U.S. Stock-Index Futures Pare Their Decline
• Bullard Warns Additional Stimulus Risks Emergence of 1970s-Style Inflation
• Prudential May Sell Assets From 2013, Chief Executive Thiam Tells Analysts
• World Soccer Body to Study New Doping Control Procedure for Club World Cup
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• German 10-Year Government Bonds Erase Advance as Italian Securities Climb
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Treasury 10-Year Note Pares Gain, Leaving the Yield at 1.99% in New York
• BOI And SBBJ CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• MF Global Subpoenas Said to Be Issued in Probe by U.S. Attorney in Chicago
• Myanmar to Host Asean in ’14 as Sein Moves Away From Military Dictatorship
• Time Warner Cable Sees HBO Go Deal ‘Soon’ in Mobile Device Push
• South Africa to Change Headline PPI Data to Survey Manufactured Goods Only
• Gold Demand Advanced 6% in Third Quarter
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.07% to 0.1%, ICAP Says
• Endesa Chairman Rules Out Purchases, Sales on Europe Crisis
• Euro Approaches Five-Week Low Versus Yen After Spain, France Bond Auctions
• Cameroon’s Cocoa Farm-Gate Prices Fell 2.8% in Week to Nov. 16
• SAP Aims to Enter New Product Categories, Snabe Says
• Denmark Steps Up Mortgage Asset Defense Amid Liquidity Curbs
• Rajoy Gain in Spain May Be Poisoned Chalice as Yields Rise
• Samsung, USPTO, Kraft, Abercrombie: Intellectual Property
• Middle East Crude Premiums Unchanged as Refinery Demand Gains
• S&P 500’s ‘Triangle’ Bodes Well for Bulls: Technical Analysis
• SNS Reaal Drops Profit Target as Market Turmoil Hits Insurer
• Greece’s Samaras Says He Won’t Sign EU Pledge, Epikaira Reports
• U.S. Election May Delay Covered Bond Rules, Deutsche Bank Says
• Stych Says U.K. Retailers Face Difficult Holiday Sales (Video)
• Everton’s Marouane Fellaini Agrees to New Five-Year Contract Through 2016
• Mattel Says China Labor Watch Report of Violations ‘Unfounded’
• Air Berlin Targets 100 Million-Euro Debt Reduction This Year
• Germany to Cut Solar Installs to 1 GW a Year, Rheinische Reports
• BASF, ThyssenKrupp Become Raw-Material Allies to Combat Shortage
• Blackstone’s GSO Doubles Rescue Lending for Distressed Borrowers
• Derwent Plans to Sell Student Housing Close to the City of London District
• Landesbank’s Ratings Cut by Moody’s on Lower Likelihood of Government Aid
• GCL-Poly Energy Enters Into Co-Operative Agreement With CGN Solar
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Aldar, Sorouh, Raysut Cement, Galfar
• Jet Says Air India Fares a Problem as Kingfisher Cut Flights
• Foreign Funds Sell Net 4.62 Billion Rupees of Indian Equities
• Astra Agro Fails to Sell 9,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• SABMiller Profit Advances on Asia, Africa
• Apple Pledged Better Environmental Monitoring, China Groups Say
• Cargill Wins European Union Approval to Buy Provimi From Permira
• Barclays ‘Highly Skeptical’ of Ternium-Usiminas Deal
• China Home Price Drop Has Analysts Betting on Policy Change
• Spain’s Rajoy Opposes Creating ‘Bad Bank,’ Favors Mergers
• Rouen Weekly Grain Cargoes Climb to Seven-Month High on Morocco
• France Clashes With Germany Over ECB’s Rescue Role
• Asia Naphtha Crack Widens; Shell Sells Gasoline: Oil Products
• India Stocks May See ‘Sharp’ Fall, Franklin Templeton Says
• Most Asia Stocks Fall as China Can’t Ease, Fitch Warns on Crisis
• Schaeuble Says Overreacting Investors Created Huge Uncertainties
• Retail Sales Unexpectedly Increased in October as Stores Lowered Prices
• U.K. Consumer Confidence Drops to Record Low on Euro Crisis, Job Concerns
• French Five-Year Government Notes Stay Lower After Nation Auctions Debt
• Sudan to Boost Sugar Production to Combat Shortage, Osman Says
• Riksbank Policy Should Target Prices, Not Banks, Svensson Says
• China May Resume Nuclear Plant Construction, Official Says
• Europe’s Lack of Action on Crisis Risks Global Recession, Gordhan Says
• EFG, Abraaj in Talks for Up to $230 Million OPIC Loans, Mal Says
• Hiddink Considers Return to Chelsea After Turkey Exit, Mail Says: Roundup
• Rising Debt Maturities in GCC Countries Pose Refinancing Risks, S&P Says
• Spanish Yields Increase to Euro-Era Record as Costs Jump at Bond Auction
• Ted Baker CFO Says Expects ‘Slightly Better’ Christmas Sales
• Rupiah Declines to Seven-Week Low as Europe Deters Risk Taking
• Local Bank Willing to Buy Vinashin Dollar Loan, Kinh Te Says
• India Woos GE, Westinghouse With Cap on Atomic Equipment Supply Liability
• U.S. Takes Two-Point Lead Over International Team at Golf’s Presidents Cup
• Citadel Capital Main Shareholder to Cut Stake to 26%, Mal Says
• Singapore Stocks: Noble Group, Creative Technology, Tiger Air
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Nov 16, 2011.
• Dana Gas to Discuss $1 Billion Bond Refinancing on Nov. 22
• BA, Ryanair, EasyJet and Virgin Team Up to Demand End of Air Tax
• China to Remove Registration Fees for Small-Sized Companies
• India Raises Debt Ownership Limit for Foreign Funds to Contain Bond Yields
• Zloty Advances First Day in Four After State Bank Sold Dollars
• Iran Faces Another UN Reprimand Over Nuclear-Weapon Evidence
• Lithuanian Inflation May Slow This Month, Statistics Office Says
• China’s Stocks Decline to 3-Week Low on Central Bank Monetary Report, IPOs
• Yuan Declines Amid Fitch Warning of European Debt Contagion
• Israel Finance Ministry Says No Deal Made With Israel Chemicals
• Shell, BP Gain From U.S. Seaway Oil Pipeline Reversal, RBC Says
• Mothercare Expects Tough U.K. Conditions Over Christmas Period
• Telefonica Weighs Asset Sales to Cut Debt in Strategy Shift
• Taiwan Dollar Rebounds on Speculation Companies Sold Greenback
• Sweden House Prices Stagnate in October Quarter Amid Debt Crisis
• European Central Bank Said to Have Bought Italian Government Bonds Today
• Baht Weakens as Fitch Says Europe Crisis a Threat to U.S. Banks
• French 10-Year Bond Yield Widens to Record Gap From Comparable German Bund
• ZTE Sees ‘Big Potential’ in Computing Service for Carriers
• Biggest Find in Decades Becomes $39 Billion Cautionary Tale
• Asia Currencies Drop on Europe Risk, Export Slump; Won Rebounds
• Dollar Falls on Speculation Fed Still Needs to Implement Further Stimulus
• Monti Seeks Parliament Support for Debt-Taming Plan as Bond Yields Top 7%
• Algeria’s Sonatrach Expects $71 Billion in Revenue, Watan Says
• Tele2 Eyes Central Asia Acquisitions to Rival TeliaSonera
• Vivendi Can’t Spend Significant Capital for Some Time
• Ex-Goldman’s Kagawa Aims to Boost Japan Private Wealth
• Nokia Says Windows Phones Get ‘Remarkably Positive’ Response
• Hong Kong Stocks Decline on China Policy, Europe Debt Concern
• Zoomlion Sees ‘Drastically’ Slower Demand for Cranes, Excavators in China
• Gold Top Pick at Morgan Stanley as Europe Debt Spurs Demand
• SES Plans to Keep Margins at More Than 80%, May Make Acquisitions in Asia
• Deutsche Bank Tokyo Hires Ex-Nomura Currency Strategist Tanaka
• Ringgit Drops Toward One-Month Low on Europe Crisis; Bonds Gain
• Oil Climbs to Five-Month High as Supplies Counter Debt Concern
• Artist Ai Weiwei Pays $1.3M Bond in Tax Dispute
• BSkyB Investors Support Re-Election of James Murdoch as Chairman, CEO Says
• Xinyi Glass Postpones Xinyi Solar Listing on Volatile Market
• Ahold Profit Beats Estimates as Grocer Gains Market Share
• China Vows to Open Economy More 10 Years After Joining WTO, Official Says
• China Stocks: China Life Insurance, Hebei Iron & Steel, ZTE
• Hungary’s 10-Year Bond Yield Rises for 4th Day as Forint Weakens
• King’s Alarm Stokes BOE Stimulus Suspense as Europe’s Debt Turmoil Rages
• Japan Restricts Fukushima Rice Shipments After Radiation Found
• India Routs West Indies in Second Cricket Test to Clinch Series Victory
• Pakistan Envoy Offers to Resign to Defuse Coup Controversy
• Singapore’s Fuel Stockpiles Rise 4.4% From Last Week
• Singapore Fuel Oil Stockpiles Rise From Lowest in Three Weeks
• Japan’s Topix Rises From Two-Year Low, Led by Energy Companies on $100 Oil
• German 10-Year Government Bonds Rise; French Five-Year Notes Erase Decline
• Forte’s Lowry Picture of Piccadilly Circus Fetches $8.8 Million
• Spanish, Italian Government Notes Decline; Belgian Yields Advance at Open
• ConocoPhillips, Origin Agree to Sell Australia LNG to Kansai
• Huawei to Open Microwave Research Center in Italy
• Investec Profit Falls 28% on Investment Banking and Property
• Aibel Abandons Plan to Be Acquired, Considers Listing, DN Says
• Olympus Rises After Report of Plan to Cut Debt
• Cheung Kong Says China Liquidity Crunch Is ‘Golden Time’ for Expansion
• Olympus Makes Pledge to Banks for $3.3 Billion Debt Cut by 2015
• Russia’s Krasnodar Region Has Record Rice Crop of 940,000 Tons
• Repsol 2011 Dividend May Rise Over 10 Percent, Expansion Says
• Temasek, Khazanah Said to Seek S$5 Billion in Property Loans
• Allianz Considers Life Insurance Head as CFO, Handelsblatt Says
• Zee Holds Talks With Comcast, Time Warner Cable to Triple Presence in U.S.
• India Raises Sovereign Debt Holding Limit for Foreign Funds, Mathew Says
• Norske Skog Receives Offer for Follum Paper Mill, DN Reports
• Hungary to Boost Malev Capital by $21.5 Million, Napi Reports
• Taiwan Stocks: Far Eastern Department, Inotera, Nanya Technology
• Hyundai Motor’s New Union Leader Moon Calls for End of Overnight Shift
• Oil Futures Pare Losses to Trade Little Changed Above $102 in New York
• Korean Won Drops to Three-Week Low as Fitch Warns of Europe Debt Contagion
• Hiddink May Coach Billionaire Kerimov’s Anzhi Soccer Team, Life News Says
• Mount Gibson Falls After Regulator Queries Independence
• LSE May Open Paris Exchange for Smaller Companies, Tribune Says
• China’s Benchmark Stock Index Swings Between Gains and Losses on Policy
• Credit Suisse Said to Close Taiwan Fixed-Income Operations
• Oil Declines; Asia Stocks Pare Losses
• EU Extends Deutsche Boerse, NYSE Probe, Boersen-Zeitung Reports
• Buchanan Expects China to Start `Gradual Macro Easing' (Video)
• Nippon Steel to Cut Output on Economic Slowdown, Thai Flooding
• Thai Automakers Reduce 2011 Output Forecast by 17% on Floods
• Mexican Presidential Candidate Seeks Private Investment in Oil Industry
• India’s Bonds Rally on RBI Debt Purchase Plan; Rupee Strengthens
• Thaksin Pardon Would Destabilize Thailand: Korn
• Dollar Falls on Speculation Fed to Keep Easing Policy to Support Recovery
• China Indicator Shows Economy Maintaining Momentum, Conference Board Says
• Vietnam Will Allow Open-Ended Funds to Lure Stock Investors
• Harley-Davidson Recalls 8,723 Motorcycles in Japan
• Palm Oil May Advance to $1,267 by June, Highest Since 2008
• Police Search Media Offices as Secret Tape of Key Sparks New Zealand Probe
• Philippine Stocks: MRC Allied, Philippine National Bank
• Airline Group Sues U.S. Export-Import Bank Over Air India Loan Guarantees
• Harvard’s Greenblatt Receives $10,000 National Book Award
• GE Signs Pact With Newcom LLC on Mongolian Wind Farm Project
• Sino-Forest Seeks Timberland in Guizhou, 21st Century Says
• Toyota Wins Right to Pursue Appeal in Sudden Acceleration Suits
• House Democratic Group Seeks Corporate Tax Rate Cut in Overhaul
• Gingrich Defends Freddie Mac Payments as He Gets More Scrutiny
• Repeal of Contractor 3% Withholding Rule Sent to Obama to Sign
• Consumers Save Less to Fuel U.S. Sales as Stocks May Lag: Retail
• Former Madoff Trader David Kugel to Plead Guilty to Fraud, Prosecutors Say
• Allen Stanford Receivership Proposes Payment Plan for Defrauded Investors
• AOL Executive Brad Garlinghouse Said to Be Departing Web Company
• U.S. Crude Discount Versus Brent May End Soon: Chart of the Day
• Billionaire Paulson May Have Gained $439 Million on Delphi Automotive IPO
• Alabama Governor Loses as State’s Economic Capital Goes Bankrupt
• Penn State Football Halo Effect Kept Team Too Big to Fail More Than Money
• Penn State Girds for Backlash as Students Seek Jobs
• Penn State Football Kept Ties to Charity After Sandusky Abuse Allegations
• North Dakota’s State-Run Bank Adds Millions to Treasury, Spurs Imitators
• Picasso’s Hungry Hand Stars in Flipbook Show at Frick: Review
• California’s Revenue Estimates Duel as Projected Gap Soars to $3.7 Billion
• U.S. Retailers Can Expect More Black Friday Shoppers, NRF Says
• Workers’ Health Premiums Rose 63% in 7 Years
• Detroit Faces $45 Million Gap, Takeover by Michigan, Mayor Dave Bing Says
• Google Adds Music Store to Android Market, Challenging Dominance of ITunes
• Cuomo’s First-Year Wins May Be Tough to Top as Wall Street Adds to Deficit
• Builders Probably Started Work on Fewer Homes in October Amid Low Values
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 11/17/2011 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 11/17/201
• Republicans on Romney Can’t Reconcile Competence With Expediency
• Glaxo, Siemens, Telefonica, Volkswagen: European Equity Preview
• U.S. Rear-View Camera Rule May Cost $18 Million Per Life Saved
• Fewer TSA Complaints Belie Marx Brothers Label: BGOV Barometer
• Orange Juice May Climb on ‘Cup and Handle’: Technical Analysis
• Enbridge, Enterprise Join Forces to Alleviate U.S. Crude Glut
• Californians Dislike Cuts as Revenue May Undershoot Target by $3.7 Billion
• Guggenheim Partners Is Said to Hire Bankers for Sale of Claymore ETF Unit