Archive

November 28, 2011

• Dollar Falls Versus Most Major Peers as Stock Gains Damp Demand for Safety
• Barclays Russia Owner to Cut Staff, Salaries, Kommersant Says
• Stalin’s Only Daughter Svetlana Peters Dies of Cancer in U.S.
• India Stocks May Be Hit in Emerging Markets: Tata Fund
• Sberbank Leads ADRs Higher as U.S. Sales Bolster Crude: Russia Overnight
• Rothschild’s Southeast Asia Vice Chairman Florance Leaving Firm
• Yellen Says Asia Important for Fed in Developing Monetary Policy
• Aussie Dollar Rises 0.2 Percent Versus Greenback, Erasing Earlier Decline
• UBS Cuts 2012 Global Economic Growth Estimate on Europe Recession Concerns
• China Pork Prices Fall 1% in Week Ended Nov. 27
• Japan Unemployment Exceeds All Estimates
• Japan Unemployment Rate Exceeds All Estimates
• Lloyds Banking Said to Close Leveraged Finance Lending Unit in Australia
• Ten-Year Bund Yield May Advance to Highest Since July: Technical Analysis
• Rate Cuts Beckon From Thailand to Philippines as Europe Crimps Asia Growth
• Apple Founding Contract Job Signed Could Sell for $150,000
• Australia Keeps 2013 Budget Surplus Pledge as EU Debt Crisis Hurts Revenue
• Greenwich Wealth Managers Collect $254 Million Record Lottery
• Detroit’s ‘Bulky’ Image Means Modest Gains After U.S.-Korea FTA
• South America May Move to Strengthen Emergency Fund at This Week’s Summit
• Kia Motors Launches Ray Minicar in Korea, Aims to Sell 60,000
• Silver Lake, Microsoft Working on Yahoo Bid
• Yen Falls Against Peers as Asian Stocks Advance, Azumi Speaks on Currency
• 10-Year Treasuries Fall a Third Day on Europe Crisis, U.S. Economy Outlook
• Bumi, Harum Energy, United Tractors: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Risen Energy Shares Rise After Mexico Solar-Power Plant Pact
• JTH Davies, MacroAsia, Solid Group: Philippine Stocks Preview
• American, Pilots Union to Meet With Mediators as Talks Stall
• Pakistani Troop Deaths at Afghan Border Spur U.S. Military Investigation
• Cyber Monday Retail Sales, Mobile Payments Advance From 2010
• Texas Supreme Court Upholds Business Tax Raising $5.8 Billion Over 2 Years
• Collins Says Amazon Hiring for Holiday Season (Video)
• Guangzhou R&F ‘Confident’ of Meeting Housing Sales Target Amid China Curbs
• Arena: HKT Trust IPO Attracted Mutual Funds
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Euro Falls After Moody’s Says It’s Reviewing European Banks’ Debt Ratings
• Stopping Turkey Tails at the Border Pits Trade Against Health
• At Poll Time, Egypt's Opposition Splits in Two: Noe & Raad
• Citigroup’s Deal With SEC Got the Treatment It Deserved: View
• Rajaratnam Seeks to Stay Free While Appealing Wiretap Use in Galleon Case
• Cybersecurity Requires Patches, Not a Vast Bill: Susan Crawford
• MF Global Collapse Prompts Dec. 5 CFTC Vote on Client-Funds Rule
• A Tighter Union and Stability Bonds Could Save the Euro: View
• Euro-Area Finance Chiefs to Meet as Obama Renews Pressure to Solve Crisis
• Barney Frank Won’t Seek Re-Election in 2012, Plans to Retire
• Praise Arab Spring, Except for Anti-Semitism: Jeffrey Goldberg
• Chemical-Tanker Demand to Rise 5%, Outpace Fleet Growth
• Living Standards: Vienna Best, Baghdad Worst
• Velazquez, Goya Works Star in London Old Masters Auctions
• Chemicals Seen Boosting Odfjell as Demand Swamps Fleet: Freight
• All Americans Lose If Payroll-Tax Cut Isn’t Renewed: Ron Klain
• For Fed NGDP Could Spell More Economic Stability: Ramesh Ponnuru
• Australia to Cut $6.7B to Meet Budget Pledge
• Rome Specialized in Vulgarity, Excess Before Berlusconi: Books
• Cameron Bites European Union Hand Feeding Britain in Debt Crisis Over Euro
• Austerity Is Bad for Us and No Fun (Part 2): James Livingston
• Film Producer John Bennett Says He Will Plead Guilty to Securities Fraud
• France Could Get S&P ‘Negative Outlook’ in Week, Tribune Reports
• Associated Bank to Pay $13 Million to Settle Overdraft Suits
• JPMorgan Misled Assured Guaranty, New Witnesses Say in Lawsuit
• U.S. Air Force General Clark Named to Lead Pakistan Deaths Probe
• Texans Quarterback Matt Leinart Joins Schaub With Season-Ending Injury
• Japan Stock Futures, Australian Shares Gain
• South Korea’s Current-Account Surplus Widens to One-Year High on Exports
• Key Urges Maori to Back N.Z. Government
• IRSA Seeking Opportunities in Europe as Property Prices Plunge, CEO Says
• General Growth Hires Equity LifeStyle’s Berman as Chief Financial Officer
• Bernanke Should Testify on Secret Fed Loans, Cummings Says
• Hungary May Raise Interest Rates to Stem Forint Slide on Junk Debt Grade
• Angola Central Bank Leaves Key Rate Unchanged at Inflation Slows
• Alabama Sheriff Seeks Bankruptcy Ruling on Halting Lawsuits
• Mexico Peso Rallies Most in Three Weeks as U.S. Sales Boost Export Outlook
• Vale Plans to Invest $21.4 Billion in 2012 Amid ‘Hurdles’
• Cnooc Surges as NY Index Rises to One-Week High: China Overnight
• Corzine Asked to Testify Before Senate on MF Global Collapse
• Volcker Rule Spurs Capital One to Exit, Restructure $150 Million of Funds
• Emerging-Market Stocks Up on Europe Hopes
• Citigroup MBS Settlement Rejected by Judge Who Says Public Deserves Truth
• Schwarzman Backs Romney as Wall Street Turns
• Abercrombie, LinkedIn, JDS Uniphase, Onyx: U.S. Equity Movers
• Carbob Gasoline Premium Falls as Chevron Said to Start Unit
• Treasury Five-Year Notes Gain as Investors Assess Europe’s Debt Crisis
• Techint Buys $2.7 Billion Stake in Usiminas to Tap Brazil
• Lehman Europe Sues AG Financial Over Terminated Derivative Transactions
• Axtel Called ‘Vulnerable’ as Moody’s, S&P Cut Debt Ratings
• Dollar, Yen Fall Amid Optimism on European Crisis; Brazilian Real Advances
• Libya to Quiz Qaddafi Son on Sale of Artifacts to Fund Fighting
• Bank of Israel Cuts Rate Again as It Warns of Europe Contagion
• China Halts U.S. College Freedom at Class Door
• Consumers Ramp Up Home-Equity Debt: The Ticker
• Raw Materials Topping Equities With Economic Expansion Intact: Commodities
• U.S. Stocks Rise on Holiday Sales, Optimism Over Europe Progress
• After Strike, Pakistan Pundits Say 'Grin and Bear It': The Ticker
• IFC Metropol Cuts Lukoil Target Price on Decline in Profit
• U.S. Senators Push to Avoid $7 Billion in Spendng Cuts for Spy Satellites
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for November 28
• Mounting Euro Breakup Risk Seen as Moody’s Warns on Ratings
• McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood Sued Over $131 Million Buyout
• Stocks, Commodities Advance as EU Leaders Draft Framework for Bailout Fund
• GE Says Health-Equipment Investments Yield $1.5 Billion in Sales
• Crude Oil Climbs After U.S. Thanksgiving Retail Sales Surge to a Record
• Colombian Stocks: Cementos Argos, Inversiones Argos, Rubiales
• Ethanol Climbs Most in Six Weeks Amid Optimism on Europe’s Debt
• U.S. Gulf Oil Spreads Fluctuate as WTI Discount to Brent Widens
• Seabridge Says British Columbia Mine Worth Higher Premium
• Commodities Rise Most in Four Weeks as Europe Moves on Bailout
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for November 28
• U.S.’s AAA Debt Rating Affirmed by Fitch While Outlook Revised to Negative
• NetApp Taking on EMC Puts CommVault in Takeover Sights: Real M&A
• Rite Aid Gains After Analyst Says It May Be Walgreen Target
• Tiffany Jumps as Record Thanksgiving Weekend Sales Boost Luxury Stocks
• Energy Conversion Surges Most in a Decade After Hiring New Chief
• KKR to Acquire Capital Safety From Arle Capital Partners for $1.1 Billion
• Rio Wins Battle for Hathor as Cameco Says It Won’t Raise Bid
• U.S. Denies Bids From Louisiana, Indiana for Health-Spending Law Waivers
• Strategists’ Forecasts for Standard & Poor’s 500 Index in 2012
• Fewer New Homes Purchased Than Forecast
• Strategists’ Forecasts for Standard & Poor’s 500 Index in 2011
• Junk Bonds Beating Stocks by 53% Shows No New Recession
• GM Offers Free Loaner Vehicles to Volt Buyers During Battery Fire Inquiry
• Seattle Genetics Gains After Analyst Raises Sales Estimate for Cancer Drug
• Genworth Jumps as Citigroup’s Devine Says Insurer’s Solvency Not in Danger
• Bahrain’s King Creates Group to Study Recommendations
• Hypermarcas Gains the Most in Three Months on Weighting
• TGI Solar to Buy Florida Waste-Gasification Projects From Eliho
• Inversiones Argos Price Set at 23,500 Pesos by Bolsa y Renta
• Obama Presses EU Leaders at White House on Resolving European Debt Crisis
• Chilean Stocks: Banco Santander, Cap, Endesa Gain; Ripley Falls
• Aggressive Prostate Cancers May Be Found With Gene Screening
• Ripley Corp Falls in Chile After Earnings Trail Estimates
• Bovespa Climbs Most in Two Weeks as Commodities Advance Boosts Producers
• Manroland Administrator Cites Investor Interest, FTD Reports
• U.S. Targets American Indian Lands for Renewable-Energy Projects
• UCLA Fires Football Coach Neuheisel After 50-0 Loss to Crosstown Rival USC
• Prohibition and the Great Depression: Echoes
• IPad-Crazed Toddlers Spur Holiday Sales
• Occupy Los Angeles Protesters Arrested as Philadelphia Police Plan to Act
• Peru Economy Slows for Fifth Quarter as Investment Eases
• Los Angeles Dodgers Say Fox Is Avoiding Competition for Television Rights
• KKR to Buy Capital Safety From Arle Capital
• Accused White House Shooter Competent for Trial, Needs Tests, U.S. Says
• Afghanistan Awards Indian Group Hajigak Iron-Ore Mining Rights
• Goolsbee Says U.S. Opponents of TransCanada’s Keystone Pipeline Are Naive
• Intervention No Barrier as Euro Loses to Surplus Currencies Most Since ’03
• Copper Advances Most in a Month After European Steps to Tame Debt Crisis
• New Zealand Dollar Advances on Key’s Victory; European Hopes Boost Aussie
• Icahn Bids for Commercial Metals in Deal Worth $1.73 Billion
• Peru Stocks: Candente Copper, Ferreyros, Maple, Relapasa, Volcan
• Angolan Debt $31.4 Billion, Finance Minister Says, Angop Reports
• Colruyt First-Half Profit Misses Estimates on French Loss
• Canadian Natural Gas Declines as Mild Weather Forecast for U.S.
• IMF’s Lagarde Seeks Latin America Help for Europe in ‘Historic About-Turn’
• Bloomberg Launches First Consolidated Asian ELN Platform
• India Chooses Motorbikes Over Tata Nanos
• Algonquin Power Buys 10-Megawatt Solar Project in Ontario
• First American Case at Top Court May Limit Home-Buyer Suits
• U.S. Chlorine Plant Operating Rate Drops to 76% in October
• EU Must Take ‘Credible’ Steps on Debt Crisis, OECD’s White Says: Tom Keene
• Spanish Regions’ Budget Deficit Was Stable in Third Quarter
• British Columbia Sees Budget Deficit Widening to C$3.09 Billion in 2011-12
• Syracuse Fires Assistant Basketball Coach Fine Over Sexual Assault Probe
• Colombia Boosting Interest Rates Spurs Biggest Bond Advance in Seven Weeks
• Royal Bank of Scotland to Pay $52 Million to Settle Massachusetts Claims
• Obama Presses EU Leaders on Debt Crisis
• Hurricane Season Spawns 19 Storms in Third-Most Active Year
• Gasoline Gains on Holiday Sales, Europe Debt Crisis Efforts
• Italy Average Weekly Fruit Prices: Week to Nov. 27
• Italy Average Weekly Vegetables Prices: Week to Nov. 27
• Jefferies Bonds Gain as Egan Accused of ‘Errors’
• Fisher Says BOE Expanded QE By Minimum in October, Can Do More
• Ichimoku Cloud Pattern Signals a Weaker Yen, RBC Says: Technical Analysis
• PwC Should Get Record Fine for JPMorgan Failures, British Regulator Says
• Swaps Bet Wins as SNB Holds 1.2 Franc Policy Floor, Credit Suisse Says
• New York Gasoline Strengthens After PBF Refinery Power Outage
• OPEC Won’t Make ‘Significant’ Output Change, Ecuador Says
• Consultant Sidhu Facing 23 Insider-Trading Counts Goes on Trial in U.K.
• Lyne Sees Black Friday as `Good Sign' for Cyber Monday (Video)
• U.K. Mulls Ban on Sale of Tracking Software to Iran and Syria
• Blogger ‘Guido Fawkes’ Summoned by Judge Over Leaked Evidence
• Prudential Real Estate Buys Chicago Offices for $183.5 Million
• U.S. Military to Probe NATO Strike on Border That Pakistan Says Killed 24
• Colombia Sees Lower Coffee Output in Early 2012 Amid Rain
• Cemex Gains Most in Month on Easing Default Concerns, S&P Rally
• Ofgem Awards 57 Million Pounds to U.K. Grid Efficiency Studies
• U.S. Takes Center Stage in Kyoto Fight as Climate Talks Teeter
• Alpha, Eurobank Post Losses on Greek Bond Writedowns
• Southern Union Gets U.S. High Court Hearing on $6 Million Fine
• Nokia Siemens Said to Seek 1.5 Billion-Euro Forward-Start Loan
• Ruble Advances Against Dollar for First Day in Four on Oil Rally
• Lithuania Chooses SEB Bank to Pay Insurance to Snoras Depositors
• Mulcaire Says He Shouldn’t Testify in News Corp. Phone-Hacking Lawsuits
• Christie Says He’s Angry at Obama for Supercommittee Failure
• EU’s Hedegaard Says CO2 Patterns Blur Rich-Poor Nations Division
• Liebreich: Stop the UN Climate Charade
• Oil Volatility Increases as Futures Rise on Thanksgiving Retail
• DOE Begins Investigation of Penn State Security
• News Corp.’s Sun Tabloid Accused of Hacking Into Pop Star Church’s Phone
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for November 28
• French Jobless Claims Increase to Highest in More Than a Decade
• Ineos May Get 4.3 Million CO2 Credits Under Superseded Rules
• Polish Leader Komorowski to Meet Allies of Imprisoned Tymoshenko
• European Stocks Surge as Leaders Boost Efforts to Contain Crisis
• Swiss Stocks Advance Amid Europe Speculation; UBS, Credit Suisse, ABB Rise
• Pound Falls as Trade Group Sees Recession; Gilt Yield Falls to Record Low
• U.K. Stocks Climb as Debt-Crisis Concern Eases; RBS, BP Advance
• MP & Silva Renews Overseas Media Rights for Italy’s Serie A Until 2014-15
• Kent Says Canada Won’t Make Second Commitment to Kyoto Emissions Accord
• Italy’s Banks Back Patriotism to Spur Sovereign Debt Demand
• Peres Discusses Stalled Mideast Talks With Jordan’s King
• Brazil Fixed-Income ETFs Seen as ‘Positive’ by Treasury Official
• Household Debt Falls by 0.6% in Third Quarter
• NYSE, Bloomberg Form Regional Indexes to Follow Renewable Energy
• Tessera Wins Round in Patent Case as Court Rebuffs Qualcomm
• Lanco CFO Suresh Kumar Said to Leave India’s Biggest Private Power Utility
• OeNB Says Money-Printer Supervisors Investigated in Probe
• Italian Firm Said to Exit Syrian Monitoring Project
• HSBC Amends Rejected Madoff Settlement With Thema Investors
• Czech Stocks Rebound From 2 1/2 Year Low on Europe Bailout Plan
• South Africa Stocks: Anglo Platinum, BHP Billiton, Impala, Sasol
• Accused D.C. Bomb Plotter Ferdaus Denied Bail by Judge in Massachusetts
• Thailand’s Central Bank Has Room for Accommodation, Prasarn Says
• Labor Board Gives Power to Staff as Democrat’s Term Nears an End
• FCC Chief Told AT&T, Deutsche Telekom CEOs of Move Against Deal
• Egypt’s Army Rulers Face Unrest in First Election Since Mubarak’s Toppling
• U.S. Repo Close: Current Two-Year Note Is at Lowest Rate, 0.1%
• Mexico Stocks: Cemex, Corp. Geo, Industrias Penoles Shares Gain
• Ecuador Foreign Reserves Rise 2.8% to $4.23 Billion, Bank Says
• Colombian Stock Movers: Cementos Argos, Pacific Rubiales Energy
• Merkel Spurns ‘Bazooka’ in Favor of Fast-Track Changes to European Treaty
• Russian-Led Fund to Disburse Belarus $440 Million Next Month
• Bunds Drop on Signs Europe Leaders Tackling Crisis; Italian Bonds Advance
• Cominar Buys Canmarc Real Estate Shares, Plans Offer for Company
• Spain’s Rajoy Has Had ‘Intense’ Dialogue With Europe Leaders
• Syrian Security Forces Committed Human-Rights Violations, UN Agency Says
• Hungary May Be Forced Into Policy Turnaround to Avert Credit-Rating Slide
• Romanian Ruling Coalition Wins Top Senate Job, Confirms Majority
• Verbund, Sabanci Set Up Energy Unit to Own Turkey Ventures
• Central Banks Ease Most Since ‘09 to Avert Europe-Led Slump
• Mapping Genes From Pandas to Deadly E. Coli Show China’s Science Ambition
• Property Risks ‘Overshadow’ China: OECD
• Brazil Center South’s Sugar Output Drops in 1st Half of November
• Congo Stability That Quintupled Copper Output at Risk in Presidential Vote
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Centum Investment of Kenya, Williamson
• Cnooc Jumps Most in a Month in New York as OPTI Purchase Closes
• Fee Drought Triggers ‘Bloodletting’ for Stock Traders
• Hungarian Banks Seek Lower Tax in Trade for Loan Plan, HVG Says
• French High Court Suspends Household Natural Gas Price Freeze
• Turkey’s Lira Heads for Biggest Advance in One Month as Bank Cuts Funding
• Egan-Jones Cuts Italy’s Rating on Growth Outlook, Record Yields
• Sinclair Broadcast Seeks $530 Million of Loans for Purchases
• Roesler Rejects Euro Bonds in ‘Whatever Form,’ Tagesspiegel Says
• U.S. Said to Seize 150 Names of Sites Selling Counterfeit Goods
• Peru’s Exports Rose 31% in First 10 Months, Imports Gained 28%
• Russia to Boost Urals Crude Exports From Novorossiysk Port
• Ivory Coast’s Cocoa-Bean Exports Fall 22% in October
• Cushing Crude Oil Stockpiles Fall 2.3%, Satellite Survey Shows
• U.S. Negotiator Says Goal of $30 Billion in Climate Aid Within Reach
• South Africa’s Growth Rate Likely Stayed Near 2-Year Low on Europe Crisis
• Amcon Acquires Nigerian Bad Debt Worth 3.14 Trillion Naira
• Tepco Sells KDDI Stake for Fukushima Fund
• Sovereign Credit-Default Swap Index Falls From Record in Europe
• Thanksgiving Sales Set Record as Shoppers With Jobs Chase Bargains: Retail
• ST-Ericsson Names Didier Lamouche as CEO to Replace Delfassy From December
• Gevo Challenges Validity of Butamax Patent Over Biofuels
• Ivory Coast Coffee-Bean Exports From Abidjan Fell 63% in October
• Forint Rallies From Worst Drop Since 2010 on IMF, Bank Deal Bets
• Syria’s Muslim Brotherhood Favors Turkey Model Over Iran in Plan for Power
• Drugstores Rebuffed by U.S. Supreme Court on West Virginia Suit
• Drugmaker Sales Force Overtime Clash Gets Top U.S. Court Review
• Japan’s Carmakers Downsize Tokyo Show as Market Offers No Haven
• U.S. National Association of Realtors Forecast (Text)
• U.S. October New Housing Sales Report (Text)
• Shanda Games Jumps Most in Seven Weeks in U.S. on Cash Dividend
• KenolKobil Says On Track to Achieve Full-Year Targets
• Barney Frank to Announce He Will Retire From House at End of Current Term
• Amazon, Greif, Microsoft, Netflix, Verizon: U.S. Equity Movers
• Libyan-U.S. Venture Waha Oil Co. Resumes Crude Output
• Cyprus October Bank Deposits Decline 0.2% to $93 Billion
• Capitals Hire Ex-Player Hunter to Replace Boudreau as NHL Team Struggles
• Kuwait’s Government Resigns After Months of Protests Against Sheikh Nasser
• Airlines May Face Tougher EU Slot-Use Rule, Gain Trading Right
• Somalia Militia Bans 16 Aid Groups Over ‘Illicit’ Activities
• Bond Dealers See Fed Buying $545 Billion of Home-Loan Debt in Third Easing
• Rand Rallies Most in Month on U.S. Retail Sales Rise, EU Measures Optimism
• Carbon Permits Rise Most in 33 Months as EU Debt Concerns Ease
• ECB Stepped Up Bond Purchases Last Week as Debt Crisis Worsened
• Qatar Steel Says Not Seeking to Raise Holding in South Steel
• Duke Energy Gets $6 Billion Credit Line, Including Funds From China Banks
• Boehringer Expects 2011 Pradaxa Sales of $603 Million, DPA Says
• Ameren in Discussions to Sell Illinois Power Plant to FutureGen
• Euro Won't Survive If Italian Government Defaults: The Ticker
• Cocoa Money Managers Reduce Bets on Lower Prices in London
• Egypt Halts Gas Flow to Israel, Jordan After Pipeline Blast
• Usiminas Agrees to Buy Mineracao Ouro Negro for $367 Million
• Hot off the Griddle: November 28
• U.K. May Shutter Most Efficient Energy Plants on Tax, Lobby Says
• KKR Said to Win Auction for Arle’s Harness Maker Capital Safety
• Serbia’s Rising Electricity Imports Undermine EPS’s Revenue
• Abbas Reiterates Election Timetable, Sees Hamas Talks Next Month
• Bonhams Auction House Gets Approval for New London Headquarters
• Transneft to Increase Fines 38-Fold for Oil-Loading Shortfalls
• Ivory Coast Farmgate Cocoa Prices in Week to Nov. 20
• Sudan Blocks South Sudanese Oil Exports Via Its Pipelines
• Baltic Oil Port Opening Delayed to First Quarter, Transneft Says
• Chicago Fed Midwest Manufacturing Index for October (Text)
• MAN Settles IPIC Ferrostaal Dispute for 350 Million Euros
• MetLife Removed From Citigroup’s Top Picks as Kandarian Reshapes Insurer
• U.S. Northeast to Be Warm Throughout the Week, Matt Rogers Says
• TATA and HPCL CP's Issued:India
• Ukraine’s Dneprovsky Steelmaker to Cut 1,500 Jobs, Interfax Says
• OBCand PNB CDs Issued:India Money Market
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• CBI And Axis CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Israel Chemicals Gains Most in Month on Corn Prices, Europe
• Oil Climbs to Highest in More Than a Week on U.S. Sales, Syrian Sanctions
• OMERS Bill, ING Assets, Commodity Staff Turnover: Compliance
• M&M And Electro Cast CP deal:India Money Markets
• Fed Funds Opens at 0.08%, Within Fed’s Target Range, ICAP Says
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Germany’s Harmonized Inflation Rate Fell to 2.8% in November
• S&P Loses German Appeals Court Ruling Over Lehman Ratings
• Ukraine Sugar Output Rises 43% Year-on-Year, Ukrtsukor Says
• Skype ‘Impatient’ With Operators Pushes for U.K. Access
• Outgoing Men’s Tennis Chief Adam Helfant Says He Boosted Revenue by 80%
• Bank of Italy’s Tarantola Backs Lower Cash-Payment Threshold
• Singapore’s MAS Faces Price Stability Challenge, Lee Says
• Honda Says Plants in U.S., Canada to Resume Output on Dec. 1 After Floods
• India’s Rupee Rises as Debt Limit Auction May Spur Fund Inflows
• Williamson Tea of Kenya Jumps After First-Half Profit Surges 76%
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Emaar Properties and Saudi Basic Industries
• Germany Says U.S., China, India Not Ready for Climate Agreement
• Russian Brokers May Lose $100 Mln on MF Global, Vedomosti Says
• EU Confirms to Meet Pledge to Release $9.9 Billion in Aid for Climate
• Bank Sarasin Plunges as Safra Deal Thwarts Speculation of Higher Baer Bid
• Capespan Investors in Talks That May Cause Stock to Move
• Latvian Bank Regulator Resigns After Bank Suspension, BNS Says
• UN Emissions Board Proposes to Address Coal Rule ‘Shortcomings’
• DB Realty, Escorts, Hang Seng Bank, KDDI, Toyota: Asia Equity Preview
• Netherlands Overtakes Belgium for Michelin Two-Star Restaurants
• India Stocks Rise Most in Asia on Europe Outlook; Reliance Gains
• Irish Retail Sales Fall 3.8% on Year, Declining for Fourth Month
• Belarusian Bonds Rise on Gas Deal, $2.5 Billion Beltransgaz Sale
• Texas, Kohn, AT&T, Google, Deutsche Bank, Samsung, Wal-Mart in Court News
• Dollar Funding Costs Rise to 3-Year High in Euro Money Markets
• Western Digital, Lifetime Products, Cisco Systems: Intellectual Property
• New Orleans Agrees to JPMorgan Bank Loan to Extend Katrina Debt
• Microsoft, Google Groups Warn EU on Overly Strict Privacy Rules
• Privacy Watchdogs Need Greater Powers, EU’s Justice Chief Says
• Indian Equities: Educomp, Madhucon, Reliance, SAIL, Thomas Cook
• Volkswagen’s Audi to Buy 49% Stake in Design Specialist CSI
• Online Betting Companies Complain to EU Over Greek Gambling Law
• ONGC Mangalore Petrochemicals Said to Start Marketing Loan
• Surgutneftegas Said to Offer 300,000 Tons of Urals Crude Oil
• Germany Goes Out of Print as Manroland Files for Insolvency
• Repower Wins RWE Order to Extend Holland’s Biggest Wind Farm
• Carrefour Leads French Rush to Lock in Loans as Sovereign Crisis Eats Core
• Validus Says Tender Offer for Transatlantic Holdings Stock Fails
• Nomura Said to Reduce Southern Europe Assets by 75% From End of September
• British & Irish Lions to Play Nine Matches on 2013 Australia Rugby Tour
• Foreign Funds Sell Net 7.56 Billion Rupees of Indian Equities
• Belgian 10-Year Bonds Extend Advance as Nation Auctions $2.68 Billion Debt
• OECD Cuts Growth Forecasts, Citing Doubts About Survival of Euro: Economy
• Belgium’s 10-Year Borrowing Cost Climbs to 5.659% at Auction From 4.372%
• Stiftung Mercator to Set Up Climate Change Research Institute
• China to Stockpile Local Soybeans to Help Farmers, Agency Says
• U.K. Retail Sales Fall at Fastest Pace in Almost Three Years
• Latvia Freezes Antonov Assets After Krajbanka Takeover, TV3 Says
• Crisis Grinch Steals Christmas From Cargo Carriers: Freight
• EU Demand for Climate Pledge From Japan, Russia Raises Hurdle at UN Talks
• Risen Energy Signs 200-Megawatt Solar Power Deal in Mexico
• Pound Weakens as House Prices Decline, Trade Group Sees Risk of Recession
• Nigeria’s Naira Falls for Second Session on Decline Speculation
• Asia Gasoil Crack Falls; Trafigura Sells Gasoline: Oil Products
• Liberia Police Chief Fired After Election Violence, Analyst Says
• Asian Stocks Increase on U.S. Black Friday Sales, Higher Commodity Prices
• Lithuania to Announce Tender to Explore Shale Gas Reserves
• Sugar Rises as Producers May Switch to Ethanol, Coffee Rises
• Centum of Kenya Snaps 7-Day Decline as Bonus Shares Sale Eases
• Greek Banks Will Post Losses, Writedowns This Week as Stock Wipeout Looms
• Rio Tinto’s Rossing Mine Likely to Miss 2011 Uranium Target
• Indonesian Stocks: Astra, Harum Energy, International Nickel
• Polish Stocks: BRE Bank, KGHM, PGE, Pekao, PKO Bank, Sopharma
• Canada to Pull Out of Kyoto Protocol Next Month, CTV News Says
• Micex Jumps Most in Month on European Debt Optimism, U.S. Retail
• Estonian Banks Seek to Raise Loan Margins, Postimees Reports
• Italian 10-Year Bonds Stay Higher as Nation Auctions Index-Linkeed Bonds
• Italy Sells Index-Linked Debt Due 2023 at 7.3%; 10-Year Auction Tomorrow
• Fukushima Dai-Ichi Plant Chief to Undergo Medical Treatment
• IFC Plans Funding Aid to Aloe Equity for Asia Environment Fund
• Seychelles Government Spending to Rise 18% in 2012, Nation Says
• Thailand Stocks: Charoen Pokphand, PTT Exploration, Thai Rung
• Italy’s Economy May Contract Next Year on Debt Crisis, OECD Report Says
• South Africa May Need to Cut Rates if Growth Continues to Slow, OECD Says
• Slowing Canada Economy May Need Rate Cuts, Spending, OECD Says
• Australia Has Scope to Slash Rates to Offset Turmoil, OECD Says
• Indonesia May Need to Tighten Monetary Policy in 2012, OECD Says
• OECD Cuts Spain’s Economic-Growth Forecast to 0.3% Next Year
• Czechs Should Cut Rates if Crisis Impact Worsens, OECD Says
• Poland’s 2012, 2013 GDP Growth Forecasts Cut to 2.5% by OECD
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Nov 25, 2011.
• Thailand’s Industrial Output Slumps in October as Floods Damage Factories
• Kansai Electric to Restart Kainan Thermal Unit, Kyodo Says
• Philippine Peso Gains on Europe Optimism; Bonds Rise on GDP Data
• Chow Tai Fook Seeks $2.8 Billion in Hong Kong Initial Offering, Terms Say
• South African Coal Export Prices Decline for Sixth Straight Week
• Goldman Sachs Expands Turkey Cover to 60 Stocks, Adds 13 Buys
• London Banker Bonuses Shrinking
• Ukrainian Protester Died When Police Seized Tents, Pravda Says
• Toyota Kenya Sees Market Share Rising on New Assembly Plants
• Singapore Stocks: CapitaLand, Neptune Orient Lines, Sembcorp
• China’s Deficit in Services Trade Widened in First Nine Months
• Mitsui O.S.K. Jumps as Maersk, MISC Capacity Cuts May Spur Container Rates
• Rupiah Reduces Losses on Speculation Central Bank Sold Dollars
• Baht Gains on Optimism Policy Makers to Contain Europe’s Crisis
• Taiwan Dollar Snaps Six-Day Drop on Italy Report; Bonds Steady
• D. Medical Advances Most in a Month After Receiving U.S. Patent
• Thai Jobless Rate May Rise to as High as 2.3% on Flood
• European Loan Growth Quickened to 2.7% in October, ECB Says
• Hungarian Draft Law Seeks to Freeze $55 Million for 2011 Budget
• Asian Currencies Advance, Led by Won, as U.S. Data Boost Export Outlook
• Osborne Said to Ready $46 Billion Program to Fund Infrastructure Projects
• Bank of Israel Likely to Cut Base Rate Due to European Turmoil
• Philips Gets U.S. Approval for Combo Health-Scanner to Rival Siemens, GE
• Indian Politicians Unite to Slam Singh’s Plans for Wal-Mart, Tesco Entry
• Hong Kong Stocks Rise Most in Three Weeks on Europe Speculation
• Maybank Kim Eng’s Montree Says Thai Stocks Remain ‘Attractive’
• French-German 10-Year Sovereign Yield Spread Narrows to Least Since Nov. 9
• Thomas Cook Soars as Lenders Provide Funds
• Yandex Acquires SPB Software Developer to Expand Mobile Products
• Schaeuble Says Euro Fund Needs More Work to Reverse ‘Crisis of Confidence’
• South Africa to Increase Environmental Inspections at Mines
• BNP Plans to Sell UkrSibbank Ukraine Retail Unit, Izvestia Says
• India Government to Seek Coal India View on Buyback, B-UTV Says
• Euro Region Needs Bigger Backstop, Rostowski Says
• Kenya Shilling Falls on Month-End Dollar Demand by Companies
• Rolls Lowers Risk on Pension Plan With Deutsche Bank Accord
• Zamtel Sale to Libya’s LAP Was at ‘Best’ Price, Adviser Says
• Germans Back Stuttgart High-Speed Rail Project After Conflict
• China Stocks: Citic Securities, Gezhouba, Sany Heavy, Sinohydro
• German 10-Year Government Bonds Fall; Yield Rises 3 Basis Points to 2.29%
• Spain’s PP Expects 2011 Social-Security Deficit, El Mundo Says
• Sony Seeks Sales Boost From Medical, Non-Consumer Electronics
• China’s Benchmark Stock Index Climbs on Fiscal Outlook, U.S. Retail Sales
• Arab League Imposes Sanctions on Syria as Eight-Month Crackdown Persists
• BOJ Reports 91 Billion Yen Loss in First Half of Fiscal 2011
• Spain May Compensate Gas Natural on Sonatrach Dispute Cinco Says
• Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Says Kitamura to Be President in April
• Russia Sends Warships, Aircraft Carrier to Syria, Izvestia Says
• Uganda’s Bunyoro Kingdom Wants 10% of Oil Revenue, Monitor Says
• Nokia Siemens Job Cuts More Than Expected, FAZ Reports
• Jansa’s Slovenian Democratic Party Ahead in Pre-Election Poll
• Croatia’s PharmaS to Make Generic Drugs in Serbia, Novosti Says
• Latvia Regulator Seeks Swedish Help on Krajbanka, Telegraf Says
• Forint Between 270 and 280 per Euro ‘Ideal,’ Torocskei Says
• Oil Advances a Second Day on Economic Outlook, Syrian Sanctions
• Romania May Fine Ford on Lower Output Amid State-Aid, ZF Says
• Duerr CEO Dieter Says 2012 Business ‘Secured,’ FAZ Reports
• China’s Chen Sees No Europe Progress, Signals Concern at Opening Markets
• Qatar Steel to Raise in Saudi Company to 40%, Al Sharq Says
• China Profit Growth Slow on Property Curbs
• BHP Billiton Names Graham Kerr CFO, Alex Vanselow to Retire in February
• Stuttgart Rail Decision ‘Important Signal,’ Ramsauer Tells Bild
• Nikkei 225 Gains First Day in Six on U.S. Black Friday Sales
• China International Marine Said to Offer Guarantee on Loan
• Evraz Says 99.7% of Shareholders Agree to Swap Shares
• New China Life May Sell $780 Million of Stock in IPO to Cornerstone Buyers
• Eksportfinans Halts Commercial Paper Lending Amid Resolution
• Swiss Ameropa Signs Agreement to Buy Majority Stake in Azomures
• Alba Boosts Indra Stake by 1 Percent, Confidencial Reports
• Posco Stainless Steel Production to Reach Record on Emerging Market Demand
• Swiss Not Aware of U.S. Accusation Details, Pictet Tells AZ
• IMF $797 Billion Italy Loan Report ‘Wide of the Mark,’ BBH’s Chandler Says
• UniCredit’s Ghizzoni Says No Plan to Sell Turkey’s Yapi Kredi
• Kingfisher Air Falls On Government Probe
• Indonesia Bridge-Collapse Death Toll Reaches 10; 28 Missing
• Man to Buy Back Ferrostaal and Sell It to MPC, Handelsblatt Says
• Saudi Basic May Purchase Local Companies, al-Eqtisadiah Reports
• Taiwanese Stocks: China Airlines, Nan Ya Plastics, Yulon Motor
• Qantas Surges on Profit Outlook, Bookings Rebound
• Houston Astros Fire General Manager Ed Wade After Ownership Change
• Shirakawa Signals BOJ Stimulus Boost
• IMF Says No Discussions Have Been Held With Italy About Financing Program
• Japan Group Plans Less Polluting Coal Power Plant, Nikkei Says
• Jets Beat Bills 28-24 as Patriots, Steelers, Texans Win in NFL’s Week 12
• EU Nations led by Germany May Issue ‘Elite Bonds,’ Welt Reports
• Key Assembles Coalition After Biggest New Zealand Poll Victory in 60 Years
• Iran to Soon Issue Tenders for 21 Oil, Gas Projects, Fars Says
• Philippine Stocks: Alliance, Alsons, Holcim, Metro Pacific
• BHP CEO Says Any Euro Breakup Would Have No Effect on Books
• Areva Gets Potential EU1.2B German Wind Contract, Echos Says
• Gabon Expects to Boost Oil Production 0.6% This Year, RTG Says
• Vietnam Stocks: Becamex Infrastructure, Elcom, Sao Ta Foods
• Canadian Lenders’ Investment-Banking Revenue to Fall on European Crisis
• Grantham Calls Corporate Profits Freakish
• Abstract Painter Gets Concrete Bunker in Still Museum: Review
• SEC to Investigate Firm Run by 49er Legends
• Romney in 2006 Backed Immigration Stance He Now Deems ‘Amnesty’
• Texas School Finance Fix Eludes Perry as Students Don’t Get Art Classes
• Kleiner Perkins Backs Fixmo as Wireless Security Threats Rise
• Cain Says ‘False’ Claims, Policy Confusion Caused Slip in Poll
• New U.S. Home Purchases Likely Held Steady
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 11/28/2011 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 11/28/201
• ‘Twilight’ Collects $42 Million to Remain No. 1 at Theaters
• Forgotten Blier Still Shocking With Outrageous Sex Comedies: Peter Rainer
• Newspaper Backing Could Aid Gingrich in New Hampshire Primary