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November 29, 2011

• Sberbank May Buy Lukoil’s Swiss Banking Unit, Kommersant Says
• Kuwait May Appoint Sheikh Jaber as PM, Al Rai Says
• Ex-Goldman, Mizuho Bankers at Edgebell Will Start Global Macro Hedge Fund
• Japan October Oil-Product Imports Fall 0.7%, Exports Gains 9.3%
• Yuan Forecast to Trail BRIC as Exports Wane
• Australian Regulator Faces Stricter Standard on Mergers After Court Ruling
• Mexico Won’t Implement Additional Measures to Bolster Peso, Rodriguez Says
• ECB’s Stark Says Euro Area Nations Must Reduce Wages to Help Exit Crisis
• Arpey Is Said to Have Mapped AMR Exit After Years of Anti-Bankruptcy Stand
• Europe Faces Repeat of Credit Crunch, Liikanen Tells Kauppalehti
• New China Life Said to Receive Enough Orders to Cover Institutional Books
• LDK Solar to Issue 3 Billion Yuan of Medium-Term Notes
• Telecoms Posting Monthly Gain as Futures Rise: Russia Overnight
• Chinese Scrolls, 36-Carat Diamonds Dominate Hong Kong Sale
• China’s Soviet-Era Aircraft Carrier Sets Sail as Navy Boosts Pacific Reach
• Newmont Suspends $4.8 Billion Peru Gold Mine on Protests
• Yahoo Japan, Rakuten Rise on Optimism for Online Shopping
• Leader of Tepco ‘Fukushima Fifty’ Steps Down
• Indonesia Stocks: Astra Agro, Benakat Petroleum, Bumi Resources
• Yuanta’s Wang Says Taiwan Bond Yields to Drop as Outlook Worsens
• BP Pipeline Rupture May Force It to Pay More for 2006 Spill
• Glencore Ends $475 Million Proposal to Buy Peru Copper Mine
• Subaru Maker Forecasts U.S. Sales Increase, Plans Hybrid Car
• Barclays Capital Hires Wright as Chief of Japan Global Markets
• Kocherlakota Says Fed May Need to Reduce Accommodation
• Baht Set for Monthly Drop After Global Funds Trim Share Holdings
• Rousseff Said to Spare Finance Chief Mantega From Brazil Cabinet Shuffle
• Australia Business Investment Gains Most in 15 Years on Mining
• China Guodian to Add 20 Billion Yuan in New Hebei Investment
• Sandusky’s Second Mile Charity Seeks to Dismiss Victim Suit Over Assets
• China Expands State Poverty Subsidies, Xinhua Says
• De Jager Says Euro Crisis Requires Global Response, IMF Aid
• Dian Swastatika, Medco Energi, Timah: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Qantas, Japan Airlines Say Services Unaffected by AMR’s Bankruptcy Filing
• Mazda May Revise Export Plan on Low U.S. Demand
• Stark ‘Not Worried’ About ECB Failure to Offset Bond Buying
• Boston Red Sox to Make Bobby Valentine New Manager, ESPN Reports
• Singapore Stocks: Ezra, Genting, Singapore Exchange, STX OSV
• Viacom’s Paramount Is Sued by Melrose Investors 2 Over Profit on 29 Films
• South Korean Companies Pledge to Reduce Power Use by 5% a Year
• CFTC to Propose Foreign Swap Reach Rules in 2012, O’Malia Says
• Slide Show: Sub-$300 Tablets Galore
• Sub-$300 Tablets Galore
• Liverpool Beats Chelsea in Carling Cup as Manchester City Defeats Arsenal
• Intralot of Greece Reports 71% Drop in Third-Quarter Profit
• H.K. Has Asia’s Costliest Retail Areas, Cushman Says
• Peso Surges as Mexico Turns to ’08 Crisis Measure to Temper Currency Rout
• Japan’s Industrial Output Rises a More-Than-Expected 2.4% on Auto Demand
• Lindsey Manufacturing Judge Tentatively Dismisses Executives’ Bribery Case
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Treasuries Decline as EFSF Expansion, U.S. Home Sales Outlook Sap Demand
• Australian Dollar Maintains Advance After Capex, Private Lending Reports
• Lehman Liquidation Plan Backed by $450 Billion in Claims, All Vote Classes
• ECB’s Stark Says Central Banks Must Maintain Focus on Price Stability
• Emerging Stocks Rise for Second Day on Europe, U.S. Data
• Greece’s Sixth Aid Disbursement Will Be Made by Mid-December, Juncker Says
• Krauze: Castro’s Demise Won’t Erase U.S. Legacy
• Company Bond Sales Plunge as Trust in Banks Fades
• Novartis’s Lucentis Fails to Win Backing for Eye Condition in U.K. Review
• Ireland’s Economic Growth Rate to Halve in 2012, ESRI Says
• Satyrs Pursue Nymphs in Paris Show on Life in Pompeii: Review
• U.K. Consumer Confidence Remains Near 2 1/2-Year Low on Economic Concerns
• Germans’ Righteous Stand Fans Flames in Euro Crisis: Clive Crook
• Kennedy, Reagan, Loved for All the Wrong Reasons: Robert Dallek
• Is Gingrich Romney’s Speed Bump or Roadblock?: Margaret Carlson
• NATO Strike Can’t Lead to Breach With Enemy-Ally Pakistan: View
• The Cure for an Uncoordinated Economy: Laurence Kotlikoff
• Germans, Stop Bawling; Euro Rescue Is Your Gain Not Loss: Books
• The Real Cost of Privacy
• The Cash Tech Companies Are Stockpiling: $700 Billion
• India (Mostly) Opens to Wal-Mart: Choudhury
• Obama Aides Recommend Veto of House Republican Regulation Bill
• XP Plans to Buy Two Brazilian Brokerages This Year
• Fortress Investment Suit Against Dechert Over Dreier Fraud Is Thrown Out
• HTC Victory in FlashPoint Patent Case Upheld by Trade Agency
• Japan Stock Futures, Australian Share Fall as S&P Cuts Bank Credit Grades
• EFSF Gets Ministers’ Approval for Expansion
• BofA, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup Credit Ratings Cut by S&P
• Vale Plans to Tap Debt Markets Next Year After Upgrade
• Angie’s List Falls Below Its Offering Price, Adding to Woes of Recent IPOs
• Japan Accident Plans ‘Inadequate’: Greenpeace
• Dollar May Strengthen to 81 Yen, Ichimoku Chart Shows: Technical Analysis
• Emergency Manager Appointed to Take Control of Finances in Flint, Michigan
• MF Global Trustee to Return Up to $2.1 Billion to Customers
• Polish GDP Slowed Last Quarter as Euro Crisis Curbed Exports, Poll Shows
• Hungary May Face More Rate Increases as Credit Downgrade Threatens Forint
• Aussie, Kiwi Dollars Advance After EFSF Gets Ministers’ Expansion Approval
• Juventus Ties at Napoli to Increase Serie A Lead; Barcelona Wins in Spain
• Solar Stocks Fall as Focus Media Reverses Loss: China Overnight
• Alaska Air Group to Replace AMR Corp. in Dow Jones Transportation Average
• Societe Generale Said to Weigh Putting TCW Unit Up for Sale
• U.S., EU Agree on Secure Goods Trade in Talks, De Gucht Says
• U.S. Company Credit Risk Falls as Leaders Meet on Europe Bailout
• Rostelecom, Megafon Plan LTE Service for March, Vedomosti Says
• EFSF Gets Ministers’ Approval for Expansion
• St. Jude’s Riata Defribillator Wires Failed More Often Than Known Earlier
• FDA to Appeal Order Barring Graphic Cigarette Pack Warnings
• Labor Board Trims Union-Election Proposal Before Quorum Ends
• Investment Banks Ask U.S. Supreme Court to Stop IPO Suits
• RBS Penalized $1.9 Million in Credit Auction ‘Math Error’
• Olympus Ex-CEO Woodford Meets Prosecutors
• Euro-Area Finance Ministers Agree on EFSF Leveraging Options, Juncker Says
• Greece’s Sixth Aid Disbursement Will Be Made by Mid-December, Juncker Says
• Online Brokers Hurting From Stock-Trading Drop Push Options
• Treasury 30-Year Yield Below German Bond for First Time Since May 2009
• Credit Swaps on Bank of America, Goldman Sachs Jump as S&P Cuts Ratings
• Euro Drops Amid Bets Fund Effort Falling Short; Peso, Aussie, Krona Climb
• Hospira May Face ‘Widespread’ Production Glitches, RBC Analyst Says
• Peru to Tax Currency Forwards Maturing Within 60 Days
• Canadian Currency Advances for Fourth Day as Appetite for Risk Increases
• Speculators Reduce Bullish Holdings to Lowest Since July 2009: Commodities
• Thomas H. Lee Partners Said to Be Considering Bid for Yahoo
• Edison-BrightSource Power Contracts Changed to Use Storage
• Facebook Said to Plan IPO at $100B Valuation
• Midwest Gasoline Strengthens as Supply Gains on Pipeline System
• Liverpool Beats Chelsea in Carling Cup; Manchester City, Cardiff City Win
• Frank Says Republican President Would Be ‘Danger’ for Bank Rules
• GameStop Future Seen in Private Equity as Shorts Climb: Real M&A
• NYSE Reviews AMR Stock Listing Following Bankruptcy Filing; Shares Plunge
• Royal Gold Sees ‘Deal-Rich’ Climate as Miners Seek More Funds
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, Nov. 29
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, Nov. 29
• U.S. Companies Reporting Unchanged Quarterly EPS, Nov. 29
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Nov. 29
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, Nov. 29
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Nov. 29
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Nov. 29
• Oil Rises for Third Day in New York as U.S. Consumer Confidence Increases
• Axtel Falls Most on Mexico’s IPC Stock Index After Downgrades; Yields Soar
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for November 29
• AMR Said to Have Begun Bankruptcy Contingency Plans in August
• Alpha Natural, Best Buy, Telephone & Data: U.S. Equity Movers
• Oil, Distillate Stockpiles Increased Last Week, API Reports
• U.S. Stocks Advance as Consumer Confidence Exceeds Estimates
• Seagate Beats Sales Estimates as Disk-Drive Maker Copes With Thai Flooding
• Medibank Selects Bloomberg’s Foreign Exchange Trading Platform
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for November 29
• Lions’ Suh to Appeal Two-Game NFL Suspension for Kicking Packers Lineman
• US Airways Seen as Possible Merger Partner for AMR
• US Airways Seen as Possible Merger Partner as AMR Restructures in Court
• San Francisco Gasoline Drops After Chevron Said to Start Units
• AMSC Slashes Workers as Turbine-Maker Cuts $50 Million in Costs
• HP Disputes Report That Hackers Can Set Its Printers on Fire
• BP to Secure $240 Million for Future U.S. Cleanups, EPA Says
• AT&T May Shed 50 Percent of T-Mobile Users to Gain Capacity for IPhones
• Disney Sells Debt After Quarterly Profit Beats Analyst Estimates
• Stocks, Oil Advance on Confidence Data
• Transocean Falls to 7-Year Low After Share Sale Announcement
• WebMD Surges After Report Company May Seek Sale to Private-Equity Firms
• Lions Gate Said to Be in Merger Talks With ‘Twilight’ Film Producer Summit
• Facebook's Users Have Created a Jackpot: The Ticker
• RWE Reaches Agreement With German Workers, Sueddeutsche Reports
• GM’s Volt Battery Fires Threaten ‘Moon Shot’
• No Quick Decision on Canada’s Telecom Foreign-Ownership Rules
• EU May Ease Rules for Banks Seeking State Aid, FTD Reports
• Ford Says November U.S. Auto Sales Rose Led by Small SUVs
• BlackBerry-Maker RIM Plans IPhone, Android Service Support
• Onyx Shares Rise in Early Trading on Possible Sale of Company
• U.S. Consumer Sentiment Tops Forecasts at Start of Holiday Season: Economy
• Ethanol Increases Second Day on Signs of Stronger U.S. Economy
• S&P 500-Topix Ratio Reaches Highest Since 1951: Chart of the Day
• Facebook Settles U.S. Regulator’s Complaints Over Violations of Privacy
• Usiminas Declines as Techint Deal Won’t Benefit All Holders
• France’s Coeure Said to Be Backed by Ministers for ECB Board
• Vitro Arbitrator Says Restructuring May Extend Past Dec. 31
• AMR Bankruptcy May Cost Workers $1 Billion in Benefits
• Northeast Utilities Increases Storm Fund to $30 Million
• American May Trim Schedule Amid Cost Cuts
• Mexico Plans to Auction $400 Million of Reserves to Reduce Peso Volatility
• AMR Bankruptcy Deals ‘Psychological Blow’ to Region Airline Put on the Map
• Chilean Stocks: Almendral and Entel Advance; Ripley Retreats
• Central Banks Don’t Have to Consider Capital Flows, IMF Says
• Obama Condemns Storming of British Embassy in Tehran
• U.S. Natural Gas Stockpiles Probably Rose 0.3%, Analysts Say
• Hypermarcas Falls Most in Three Weeks as Itau Cuts Estimates
• Heating Oil, Gasoline Gain on Speculation U.S. Economy Stronger
• Bovespa Falls as Usiminas Leads Steelmakers Lower; Vale Slumps
• AMR Corp.’s Flight to Safety
• Krueger Calls Payroll Tax Cut ‘Medicine’ to Sustain Recovery
• Former Goldman Traders Said to Start Hedge Fund With Mezvinsky
• Jaguars to Stay in Jacksonville as Owner Weaver Sells Team to Shahid Khan
• Almost 75% of U.S. HIV Patients Don’t Have Virus Under Control, CDC Says
• XXX-Ratings May Save Us From Financial Armageddon: William Pesek
• Oilsands Quest Files for Creditor Protection After Failed Sale
• Labor Board Scales Back Union-Election Proposal After Criticism
• Republican ‘Super PAC’ Focused on House Control, Ex-Senator Coleman Says
• Tronox Judge to Decide on Anadarko Cap in $15.5 Billion Suit
• Kendall Cites Flawed Army Future Combat Systems as Costly Lesson
• Rick Perry Appeals Texas Congressional Map Fight to U.S. Supreme Court
• U.S. Gulf Oil Premiums Gain as WTI-Brent Differential Widens
• Justin Combs, Son of ‘Diddy,’ Accepts Scholarship to Play Football at UCLA
• AMR Unsecured Lenders May Get ‘Next to Nothing,’ in Bankruptcy, Fitch Says
• Pakistan to Boycott Meeting on Afghanistan After NATO Strike Kills Troops
• Goldman’s Head of Global Leveraged Finance Hickey to Retire
• Fed’s Lockhart Is ‘Skeptical’ More Bond-Buying Will Help Stimulate Economy
• Gold Rises for Second Day as Dollar’s Drop Boosts Commodities
• Oil Industry Meeting Offshore-Safety Rules, U.S. Regulator Says
• Bronfman Says Israel’s High Food Prices Due to Government Taxes
• European Debt Crisis Entering Endgame, Nordvig Says: Tom Keene
• KPMG Recovered $500 Million of MF Global U.K. Client Assets
• Berlusconi Won’t Run in Next Italian Elections
• MiaSole Replaces CEO With Former First Solar Marketing Chief
• Fed Directors Predicted ‘Slow and Uneven’ Growth, Minutes Show
• MasterCard Teams With Western Union on Prepaid Cards, Transfers
• U.S. Gasoline Use Rises 3% on Holiday Driving, MasterCard Says
• Housing Recovery Hinges on Household-Formation Gain, Case Says
• U.S. Stocks Trim Gains as Tech Shares Retreat
• Kerzner Hands Atlantis Bahamas to Brookfield in Debt Deal
• CAF Grants Argentina a $765 Million Loan for Highway Work
• Campaign Against Fake Products Begun by Obama Administration
• Barney Frank, the Unretiring Character-Legislator, Retires: View
• Greek Loan Cleared by Euro-Area Ministers
• Cenovus Energy Says Carbon Dioxide Not Leaking at Weyburn Site
• Magnitogorsk Rises to One-Week High on Flinders Mines Deal
• Greek Banks’ Losses Worsen as Customers Withdraw Deposits
• Allen Stanford Mental Fitness Hearing Before Fraud Trial Set for December
• Guatemala Coffee Farmers Face Crop Disease, Association Says
• Corzine Pushed Europe Bet to $11.5 Billion
• Fed’s Yellen Sees Scope for Further Asset Purchases to Spur U.S. Recovery
• Cargill Makes Biggest Food-Aid Donation to Africa Famine
• ECB Says U.K., Switzerland Won’t Participate in Target2 Program
• Raiffeisen Russia’s Monin Says Funds at Parent May Rise: Voices
• Zynga Is Said to Plan to Market IPO to Investors Beginning Monday, Dec. 5
• NRC Panel Chief Urges Faster Action on Rules for Plant Blackouts
• Apple Joins Google in Skipping New Mobile-App Ratings for Sex, Violence
• BSkyB Chairman James Murdoch Loses One Third of Independent Owner Vote
• Euro Area Shouldn’t Put Limit on EFSF Firepower, Salgado Says
• Assured Guaranty Says Lehman $1 Billion Derivatives Claims ‘Without Merit’
• Enbridge Project’s Oil, Terrain Increase Spill Risk, Groups Say
• Chevron Delays Brazil Wells as Government Probes Offshore Spill
• Peru Stocks: Minera IRL, Relapasa, Rio Alto, Southern Copper
• France’s Besson Favors Keeping Household Gas Rates Unchanged
• SEC Seeks to Raise Limits on Securities Fines
• Egypt Election Polls Start to Close as Voter Turnout Exceeds Predictions
• Romania’s Local-Currency Credit Rating Lowered to BB+ by S&P
• New China Life Said to Cover Institutional Books for IPO
• NBA Union Boss Says Salaries to Average Near $8 Million by Contract’s End
• Newedge Names Michael Dann to Head Agriculture Business
• How Paulson Gave Hedge Funds Advance Word of Fannie Mae Rescue
• Food Production Must Cut Fossil-Fuel Dependence, FAO Says
• Sugar Will Stay Above 21 Cents to Meet Consumption, ISO Says
• Facebook to Get Privacy Audits for 20 Years Under Settlement With U.S. FTC
• Brazil’s National Treasury Auction Schedule for Dec. 2011
• Baltic Index Gains as Ore-Ship Voyage Costs Rise to Month-High
• U.S. Consumer Bureau Seeks Comment on Streamlining Finance Rules
• Drillisch Says Court Orders Deutsche Telekom to Withdraw Release
• Biden Arrives in Iraq on Unannounced Visit as U.S. Pullout Deadline Nears
• Australian, N.Z. Dollars Rise to One-Week High on Buoyed Demand for Risk
• Sovereign Bond Risk Falls in Europe, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Bank Regulator Proposes Risk Measures to Replace Credit Ratings
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for November 29
• Greek Bank Withdrawals Accelerated Amid Political Instability
• Empire State Building’s Controlling Owner Malkin May Go Public as a REIT
• Italy Needs to Promote Broadband Expansion, Bernabe Says
• Congress Urged to Keep Commuter and Retail Tax Breaks
• European Stocks Climb as Euro-Area Finance Ministers Meet on Debt Crisis
• Osborne Increases U.K. Bank-Levy Rate, Keeps Revenue Target
• Nokia Siemens Sells WiMax Wireless Division to Stem Losses
• Swiss Stocks Rise as EU Finance Ministers Meet on Crisis
• Cantor Fitzgerald Buys Credit Suisse Debt to Boost CMBS Deal Amid Slowdown
• Sugar Rises on Optimism for Economy; Coffee Gains; Cocoa Drops
• Child Poverty Up in 96 of Top 100 School Districts Since 2007, Census Says
• German Stocks Advance as Euro-Area Ministers Meet on Debt Crisis Response
• Turkey Gets Bids of $922 Million for State Sugar Factories
• German Bunds Decline for Sixth Day on Funding Concern; Spanish Bonds Gain
• Hungarian Lawmakers Approve 2012 Budget Framework, MTI Reports
• Gilts Gain as Government Cuts U.K.’s Growth Forecast; Pound Strengthens
• EPA Said to Give Power Companies Options to Delay Pollution Rule
• Jefferson County Bankruptcy Judge Rejects Two Arguments on Sewer Receiver
• Chinese Solar CEOs Say Government Gives Them No Special Breaks
• Sodic of Egypt Has Third-Quarter Loss of 38 Million Pounds
• Byogy Seeking Funds to Bring Clean Jet Fuel to Market
• Prosper Bank, Banif Unit in Brazil Said to Seek Buyers as Costs Increase
• Lira Strengthens to One-Week High After Italy Debt Auctions
• Colombian Peso Falls to 8-Week Low Amid Increased Dollar Demand
• Iceland Passes Motion to Approve Palestine as Independent State
• De Jager Says EFSF May Be Leveraged by Only 2.5 Times
• U.S. States Face $40B in Deficits in ’13: Survey
• Micex Declines After Biggest Gain in Seven Weeks on Euro Warning
• New Jersey Toll Road Revenue $47.1 Million Below Targets Through October
• Lions Defensive Tackle Suh Suspended Two Games for Kicking Packers Lineman
• Turkey Stocks: Koza Altin, Logo Yazilim, Sabanci Holding Move
• Portsmouth Soccer Club’s Parent Company Put Into Administration, Team Says
• Frieden Says EFSF Leveraging Goal ‘Very Difficult to Reach’
• Ecuador’s Congress Approves 8.9% Increase in 2012 Spending
• Shanghaied Home Buyers Turn Protesters as Shattered Dreams Vex Government
• Brown Named Acting CEO of England’s Rugby Football Union, Replacing Thomas
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Eaagads, East African Breweries Move
• FX Concepts’ John Taylor Says Euro in a ‘Death Struggle’ Amid Debt Crisis
• Richter Falls to 7-Week Low on Competitor Contraceptive Approval
• Ruble Advances Against Dollar-Euro Basket for Third Day on Oil-Price Rally
• CEDC Says Welcomes Russian Standard Buying Stake in Company
• Brazil’s Inflation Target May Be Nearer After Agency Changes Price Index
• Nike Taking Professional Training to Amateur Athletes
• South Africa Stocks: British American Tobacco, Naspers, Protech
• Nigeria Naira Falls for Third Day on Accumulated Dollar Demand
• Vattenfall Sells Part of Hamburg Energy Network Grid to City
• Colombian Stock Movers: Ecopetrol SA, Inversiones Argos SA
• Greenwich Wealth Managers Collect $254M
• Argentine Stocks: Grupo Financiero Galicia Falls; Tenaris Jumps
• Naspers Profit Drops 46 Percent on Rising Development Costs
• U.S. Home Prices Fall 2.2 Percent From a Year Earlier, FHFA Says
• Rand Strengthens Second Day on Italy Bonds Sale, Europe Debt Speculation
• ECB Fails to Attract Sufficient Bids to Mop Up Liquidity From Buying Bonds
• Climate Talks Held ‘Hostage’ by Kyoto Debate, Former U.S. Official Says
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Nov. 29
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, Nov. 29
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Nov. 29
• Capital Economics Says Hungary Needs ’Far Larger’ Rate Increase
• Forint Weakens After Central Bank Raises Rate to Highest in EU
• BNP Paribas’s Ukrainian Unit to Increase Capital in Share Issue
• Uralkali CEO Says No Potash Price Reduction for India, Vietnam
• Nigeria Wants to Attract Explorers to 5 Hydrocarbons Basins
• Hungary Central Bank May Tighten in ‘Measured’ Way, Nordea Says
• Stocks Gain as Consumer Confidence Surprises
• Tanker Surplus in Persian Gulf Swells, Survey of Brokers Shows
• Nigeria Plans to Triple Foreign Direct Investment by 2015
• Tiffany Beats Estimates, Raises Annual Forecast
• Societe Generale to Sell $799 Million of Property Loans, FT Says
• Real Demand for Houses to Remain Strong, Yu Yongding Writes
• Evogene Advances Most in Two Months on Monsanto Agreement
• Jacksonville Jaguars Fire Coach Jack Del Rio After 3-8 Start to NFL Season
• Peru Aims to Slash Coca Crop 20% by 2016, El Peruano Reports
• Norway’s Johnsen Backs Sweden in Surpassing EU Bank Rules
• Guinness Ghana Raises 70 Million Cedis, Offer Oversubscribed
• Osborne Forecasts Higher Borrowing as U.K. Recovery Slower Than Estimated
• ABN, ING, Rabobank and SNS Are Systematically Important Dutch Banks
• U.S. Soybean Market Share Eroded by South American Competition
• Treasuries Fall, Pushing 10-Year Note Yield to 2.01% in New York Trading
• Rockets From Lebanon Hit Israel for First Time Since 2009; Fire Returned
• Slovenian Economic Growth Slowed in Third Quarter, Survey Shows
• Syria Says Sanctions Are ‘Economic War’ as UN Reports Abuses
• Hot off the Griddle: November 29
• French Government ‘Will Do Everything’ Not to Raise Gas Prices
• Norway Mass Killer Breivik Declared Insane, May Face Compulsory Treatment
• Geronzi, Arpe Convicted in Parmalat-Related Case, Radiocor Says
• Home Prices in 20 U.S. Cities Fall More Than Forecast, Case-Shiller Says
• Magal Security Rallies Most in Almost Four Years After Profit
• Chinese Solar Makers Seen Shrinking to 15 on Supply Glut
• Consultant Made $780,000 on Julius Baer, Swatch Bets, FSA Says
• Lehman Names Team From Goldman, Mizuho to Elect Directors
• IAG’s Iberia Pilots Union Plans Strike Action for December
• Remy Cointreau Earnings Top Estimates on Cognac Sales
• Senegal Targets Mali Minerals With $1.6 Billion Railway Plan
• IMF Sees Estonia’s Economic Growth Slowing to 3.1% in 2012
• Euro Drops Versus Most Peers Amid Bets European Leaders Won’t Stem Crisis
• Eaagads of Kenya Shares Gain Most in Six Months on Outlook
• Egyptian Stocks: El Sewedy Electric and Juhayna Food Industries
• South Sudan Calls Sudan Oil Blockade Intimidation
• Iran Minister Scraps Trip After Hungary Bars Plane, Shargh Says
• Persian Gulf Stocks: First Gulf Bank and Saudi Cable Advance
• Lehman Names Committee to Pick Liquidation Directors
• HSBC Said to Hire Top Stress-Test Official From U.K.’s Financial Regulator
• Uralkali Trader Sells $140 Million Potash to Vietnam, Belta Says
• Saudi Shiite Clerics From Qatif Condemn Clashes, Al-Yaum Reports
• Iran Petrochemical Exports $9.6 Billion Since March, Shana Says
• Canada Third Quarter Current Account Report (Text)
• U.S. Northeast May Cool Next Week to More Seasonal Temperatures
• Tanzania Expects Tea Production to Climb 9.4% on Better Weather
• Gross Says Europe Won’t Escape Debt ‘Straitjacket’ for Years
• Polysilicon Spot Prices Dropped 3.5% Last Week, BNEF Data Shows
• BOI and SIB CDs Issued:India Money Market
• Citigroup Settlement, Fed Loans, MF Global: Compliance
• 10Q: A Charge Through the Americas
• Global Growth Forecasts Cut by Citigroup, UBS on Europe Slump
• Schroders Shuns Equities on Recession Forecast for the Euro Area in 2012
• L & T Fin and IOC CP's Issued:India
• Crude Oil Advances as Euro Extends Gains After Italian Treasury-Bond Sale
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• KenolKobil Falls for Sixth Day as Investors Account for Earnings
• Commemorating the Ford Edsel’s Historically Bad Launch: Echoes
• Aussie Will Rise Above Parity by March, Local Businesses Predict
• CBI CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Bank of Portugal Says Risks for Lenders May Worsen in Short Term
• South Africa Economy Expands Less Than Forecast at 1.4% as Exports Slump
• Iraq Plans to Import 3 Million Tons of Wheat for Next Year
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Dollar Drops on Optimism Euro Nearing Crisis Fix; Swedish Krona Advances
• India Sugar Use to Exceed Supply By 4.9 Million Tons By 2020
• Azerbaijan’s Grain Production Rose 23% in 10 Months This Year
• Roche Enters Race to Cure Genetic Disease With $490 Million Agreement
• German Stocks Resume Gains; Allianz, Commerzbank Climb as Daimler Slides
• Foreign Funds Sell Net 2.21 Billion Rupees of Indian Equities
• Calzedonia Expands Serbian Production With 20 Million-Euro Plant
• LCH Moves Segregated Funds in MF Global to U.K. Administrators
• The Race to Decide Who's Greenest
• ECB Allots Most Funds to Banks in Seven-Day Tender in Two Years
• Q-Cells Says its Thin-Film Module Demonstrated Record Efficiency
• Italy Pays More Than 7% at Treasury-Bond Auction for Third Time in a Week
• German Stocks Pare Gains; RWE, Daimler Lead Declining Shares, K+S Climbs
• Treasuries Pare Drop; Benchmark 10-Year Yield at 1.98% in New York Trading
• Indian 10-Year Bonds Snap Two-Day Loss Before Debt Quota Auction
• Skyscraper Builders’ Bets on City of London Sour as Banking Revival Fades
• Prada Confident for Year as Quarterly Profit Beats Estimates
• Indian Stocks Decline on Growth Concern
• Colorado Plans to Sell $147 Million of Tax-Exempt Certificates for Schools
• JPMorgan Sees ‘Inside-Range Year’ for Stocks: Technical Analysis
• France’s Gasoline Consumption Fell 3.7% in October, UFIP Says
• Ghana’s Cedi Weakens for Fifth Day to Record Low on Imports
• Citigroup, HSBC, RBS, Rajaratnam, JPMorgan in Court News
• S&P Cuts Deutsche Telekom Outlook on Economy, T-Mobile USA
• Prada 9-Month Profit Rises 75% to 273 Million Euros
• King Says U.K. Economy ‘Increasingly Threatened’ by Euro-Area Debt Crisis
• Lebanon Says Banks Not Holding Syrian Funds, Can Handle Freeze
• Zambia Won’t Seek Partner for Oil Refinery, Daily Mail Reports
• China Gas Net Rises Fourfold as Home, Industrial Users Increase
• Abu Dhabi Maintains Cuts in January Supply of Murban Crude
• Most EU States Prefer National Bank Guarantees, Draft Shows
• Russia Stock Movers: Rusal, X5, Magnitogorsk, Rosneft Are Active
• Jack Nicklaus Suggests Changes for 2014 Ryder Cup Course, Organizers Say
• Drogba Rejects 1-Year Extension to Chelsea Contract, Mirror Says: Roundup
• Malawi Central Bank to Co-Sign Paladin Account, Governor Says
• Slovenia May Sell Its Holding in Petrol Group, Finance Reports
• Eurohypo Sale to Germany Should Be ‘Last Option,’ Lawmaker Says
• UBS, Citigroup Cut China Growth Estimates on Europe
• Asia Stocks Pare Monthly Loss on Valuations, Euro Crisis Meeting
• Nissan’s Ghosn Says Japan Should Defend Auto Industry From Yen
• Thai Solar Energy to Spend 14 Billion Baht on New Projects
• China’s Exports to Europe ‘Falling Off Cliff’: Chart of the Day
• Rasmala Names Zaid Ghoul as Head of Investment Banking
• Swiss Banks May Lose $51 Billion in German, U.K. Assets After Tax Accord
• Euro-Region Economic Confidence Falls to Two-Year Low: Economy
• Polish Stocks: CEDC, CEZ Shares Move on Warsaw Stock Exchange
• Naspers Starts Swahili-Language Magic TV Service in East Africa
• Penta Investments Files Bid for Minerals & Metals Unit of A-Tec
• China Will Ban Commercials During TV Dramas as Control of Media Tightened
• Penn State Forms Search Committee for Successor to Football Coach Paterno
• European, Chinese Patent Offices to Speed Up Patent Translation
• Eni, Cadogan to Explore Shale Gas Deposits in Western Ukraine
• Yemen’s Prime Minister Says New Cabinet to Be Formed in ‘Days’
• Cybercrime a Threat From Within for Companies, PwC Survey Shows
• Indian Equities: Retailers, State Refiners, DB Realty, Reliance
• Pantaloon Leads Drop in India Retail as Overseas Ownership Rules Opposed
• U.K. Household Average Spending Increased in 2010, ONS Says
• Copper Advances to $7,498 a Metric Ton in London Trading, Erasing Decline
• EU States Prefer National Bank Guarantees, Not Central Plan, Draft Shows
• Italian 2022 Bond Pares Decline After Debt Auction; Yield at 7.54 Percent
• Euro Extends Advance as Italy Sells 7.5 Billion Euros of Government Bonds
• Exports to Breach $1.3 Trillion in Sales for 2011, Shrugging Off Debt Woes
• Juhayna Jumps Most on Record as Unit to Receive Insurance Payout
• Moroccan King, Vote Winner Hold Government Talks, Al Yaoum Says
• Iran Nuclear Sabotage Suspected After Reports of Blasts at Atomic Centers
• Hungarian Forward-Rate Bets on Tightening Rise for Fifth Day
• Austria’s Government Decides to Sell Nationalized Lender Kommunalkredit
• EU’s Tajani Says He Favors a Central Bank in Europe Like Fed
• Petkim to Boost Share of Turkey Petrochemical Market, Turan Says
• Lenovo to Offer New Phone, Tablets to Boost China Cloud Service
• Rehn Says Italy Needs More Fiscal Measures, Repubblica Reports
• EPA Rule Shows Regulations That Kill Jobs Can Create New Ones
• Crude Oil Retreats From One-Week High on Europe Bank Concern, U.S. Supply
• EnQuest Raises Output Forecast on Alma and Galia, Crathes
• Hellenic Bank Swings to Loss on Greek Debt Writedown
• Thailand Stocks: Ch. Karnchang, Ekarat, Krung Thai, Robinson
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Nov 28, 2011.
• Hitachi Construction, Nissan Motor to Merge Forklift Units
• CapitaLand, Partners Buy Chongqing Site for 6.5 Billion Yuan
• German Stocks Advance; BASF, K+S, Metro, Allianz, Commmerzbank Lead Gains
• Turkey Plans Alternate Trade Routes If Syria Unrest Worsens
• Greece to Drop Euro in Two Years, 60% of Hedge-Fund Managers Say
• Vietnam Bonds Drop as Bank Demand Falls Before Lunar New Year
• U.K. Mortgage Approvals Rose More Than Forecast in October
• Erste, Komercni Fall on Moody’s Warning, Lead Czech Stocks Down
• Georgian Economy Expanded 6.3% in 2010 on Trade, Manufacturing
• Kenya’s Shilling Gains Most in a Week Before Rate Decision
• Indonesia Stock Movers: Astra Agro Lestari, United Tractors
• Cafe De Coral Net Drops 15% as Food Costs, Rents Erode Margins
• Swedish Economy Expands More Than Estimated
• Benchmark DAX Index Is Little Changed; Stocks Pare Drop, BASF, Metro Rise
• European Banks’ Ratings May Be Lowered by Moody’s as States Reduce Support
• Brazilian Sugar Premium Falls on Supplies, SA Commodities Says
• U.A.E. Starts Investing in U.S. Treasuries With Better Rates
• Gome Profit Climbs as China’s Growth Drives Electronics Demand
• Chipmakers Lose Billions as IPad Challenges Computers: Tech
• BP’s Macondo Legal Proceedings May Last to 2014, Citigroup Says
• Yuan Halts Three-Day Loss on Europe’s Efforts to Solve Crisis
• Rupiah Drops for a Third Day on Slowing Growth; Bonds Advance
• China Money Rate Drops a Fifth Day on More Government Spending
• Lithuania Revises Third-Quarter Economic Growth Higher to 6.7%
• Norges Bank Says Banks More Vulnerable Amid Rising Turmoil
• Pasco Plans Overseas Acquisitions on Yen, Digital-Map Demand
• REC to Temporary Halt Capacity at Heroeya Plant as Sales Slump
• Ukrainian Grain Exports Increase 33%, According to Interfax
• New China Life Said to Seek $1.6 Billion in Hong Kong Part of Initial Sale
• PCCW’s HKT Trust Will Generate Stable Returns for Investors, Arena Says
• Standard Chartered’s Bindra Says Capital Market Activity to Slow
• Athens Airport Passenger Traffic Drops 5% in First 10 Months
• Osborne’s Deficit-Reduction Targets Seen at Risk as U.K. Economy Stagnates
• Philippine Peso Climbs on Outlook for Remittances; Bonds Rise
• Bank Dollar Funding Costs Rise for 5th Day to Highest Since ’08
• Taiwan Dollar Extends Rebound on Inflows; Five-Year Bonds Gain
• Turkey Signs With China’s Tianchen to Construct Gas Storage
• China’s Stocks Rise Most in Two Weeks on Government Support Speculation
• This Year Set to Be 10th Warmest on Record, UN Says as Climate Talks Start
• Trapattoni Agrees to Coach Ireland Through 2014 World Cup
• Spanish Inflation Slowed in November After Expansion Stalled
• Taiwan’s Ma Proposes Shorter Work Week and New Laws on Leave
• China Stocks: Risen Energy, Shandong Gold, Zhengzhou Coal
• Congo Vote Count Begins After Election Day Marred by Unrest
• Ringgit Strengthens on Optimism Europe Will Contain Debt Crisis
• Former Champion Raikkonen Returns to Formula One With Renault
• China Solar Companies Ask SolarWorld to Withdraw Complaint
• Crude Oil Drops From One-Week High on Forecast U.S. Stockpiles Increased
• German Banks Have Less Money for Loans, Welt Says
• Gazprom Cuts Belarus Gas Price This Year, Allows Delayed Payment
• Ukraine’s Sugar Output May Be 2.3 Million Tons, Izvestia Says
• Haut-Brion 1945 Vintage Tops $334 Million Auction
• Slovakia Declares State of Emergency as Doctors Resign Over Pay
• Japanese Stocks Rise, Pare Monthly Loss, as Shippers, Steelmakers Rebound
• EU Rules Enable Sales From $3.5 Billion CO2-Permits Reserve
• Estonian Doctors Opting for Nordic Region, Paeevaleht Says
• Zimbabwe Cotton Deliveries Rose 168% in 10 Months, Herald Says
• Namibia to Pay War Veterans N$750 Million, Namibian Reports
• China Solar Makers Say U.S. Petition Will Hurt Consumers
• East African Breweries Rises for Second Day After Loan Report
• Kenyan Inflation Accelerates, Adding to Expectation of Rate Rise
• Hungary Amends Pension, Retail Building Rules, MTI Reports
• Toyota Aims for Pre-Lehman Sales Levels With New Car Models
• France May Contest ECB Economist Post, Handelsblatt Reports
• China Coal Mine Accident in Jiangxi Kills 6 People, Xinhua Says
• South African Credit Rose at Faster Pace of 5.5% in October Amid Low Rates
• Japan Aims to Start Bilateral Carbon Offset Program in 2013
• Kuwait Sells Naphtha at $14 Premium to Trafigura, ICIS Reports
• Olympus Takeover Scam Advisers Search Shines Light on Links to Hong Kong
• Japan Stocks: Hitachi, Honda, Komori, Olympus, Tokai Tokyo
• CAM May Cut 800 Jobs If Sabadell Gets Control, Expansion Reports
• Treasuries Drop for Third Day as Stocks Gain on Prospects of Euro Solution
• Hungarian Banks May Withdraw FX Loan Proposals, Nemzet Reports
• Norse Skog Follum Close to Have Price Effect, Finansavisen Says
• Copper in London Drops as Moody’s Considers Downgrading European Bank Debt
• ProSiebenSat.1 Buys Internet Marketing Firm, Handelsblatt Says
• Saudi Arabia Promotes 308 Civil Defense Officers, SPA Reports
• Goldman Ends Bet on China Stocks as Growth Estimates Cut by UBS, Citigroup
• Unibail Sells 5.4 Bln Euros of Assets Since 2007, Tribune Says
• Bilfinger Seeks New Name, India Acquisitions, Handelsblatt Says
• Spain’s Cajamar May Take Control of Ruralcaja, Expansion Reports
• Kepco Engineering Falls After Korea Electric Sells Shares
• Billionaire Tinkler Proposes $2.47 Billion Newcastle Coal Export Terminal
• Nomura Holdings Reduced Its Italian Assets by 83% Since End of September
• Gazprom Sets Steel-Pipe Price Formula With Domestic Suppliers
• South Korea Stocks Movers: Basic House, Kepco Engineering
• Saudi Arabia’s New HIV Cases Declined 9% in 2010, SPA Reports
• Saudi Basic Seeks Expanding Investments in Sudan, Riyadh Reports
• Oil Pares Decline in New York Before Europe Debt-Crisis Talks; Brent Gains
• EDF, Edison Talks May Be Delayed to End of Year, Les Echos Says
• Vodafone Expects 100,000 Web TV Customers, Handelsblatt Says
• Bahrain to Better Prepare Police After Investigation Finds Flaws
• Prokom, Krauze Reduce Their Stake in Poland’s Bioton to 21.6%
• U.S. Outlook Cut to Negative by Fitch After Committee Fails
• Total to Expand Chemicals Business, Cornelis Tells Handelsblatt
• Ramsay Health Care Said to Sign A$2 Billion Loan Package
• Saints Win 49-24 to Keep Division Lead, Send Giants to Third Straight Loss
• Taiwan Stocks: Acer, China Petrochemical, Nan Kang, Powerchip
• Australian, N.Z. Stocks: Austar, White Energy, Rio, Methven
• Philippine Stocks: A Brown, Megaworld, San Miguel, SM Prime
• Singapore Stocks: CapitaLand, Global Logistic, Lippo Indonesia
• Swaps Signal a Subbarao Policy Reversal as Slowdown Deepens: India Credit
• Anglo Irish Bank Wins Dismissal of U.S. Noteholder’s Suit Over Bank’s Sale
• Bank Rossii Limits Kazkommertsbank Deposits, Kommersant Reports
• Democrats Plan Senate Test on Payroll Levy Cut With Surtax Added
• Atlanta Woman Says She Had 13-Year Extramarital Affair With Cain
• U.S. City Home Prices Probably Fell More Slowly
• SEC Policy Challenged in Judge’s Rejection of $285 Million Citigroup Deal
• Del Monte, KKR Deal Probed Over Antitrust Claims, Investors’ Lawyer Says
• Tauzin’s $11.6 Million Made Him Highest-Paid Health-Law Lobbyist
• Swiss Matterhorn Skiing Offers Easy Runs, $36 St. Moritz Burger
• Japan Cuisine Beats France as Michelin Adds Three to Top Tier
• Broad, Gagosian, Qatar Sheikha, Ai Weiwei Make Art Power List
• Once ‘Ugly’ Property Management Grows
• Urban Meyer Returns From Yearlong Hiatus to Succeed Tressel at Ohio State
• Huntsman Offers Plan to Thwart Bank Bailouts While Cutting Rules
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 11/29/2011 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 11/29/201
• RBS, Colruyt, Deufol, EFG Euroban May Be Active: European Equity Preview
• Gingrich’s Former Political Group Ordered to Pay Delinquent Rent
• Counterfeits, Tracking Shoppers, Tessera: Intellectual Property
• Frank Exit May Leave Wall Street Rules Vulnerable to Republicans
• Gross Dominance in Jeopardy as Indexing Revolution Engulfs Bonds
• Trucker-Rest Exemptions May ‘Devour’ U.S. Rule Before It Starts
• Apple’s Rivals Try to Swipe Sales From IPad With Cheaper Tablets
• New York Jobs Gained Since 2008 Offer Low Pay
• Anglo, Naspers, Shoprite Are JPMorgan’s Top 2012 South African Stock Picks
• Wal-Mart Joining Amazon to Promote Rage-Free Packaging: Retail