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December 14, 2011

• China’s Foreign Direct Investment Falls With Manufacturing Set to Contract
• AFL Players, League Agree on New $1.4 Billion Pay Deal Through 2016 Season
• India’s Bonds Gain on Speculation RBI Will Halt Rate Increases
• Sino-Forest Shareholder Asks for Bond Rethink
• Some China Solar Cell Makers Halt Production, Official Says
• Horse-Sex Rules Must Be Repealed for Being Unfair, Australian Lawyer Says
• U.S. Military Rushes to Ship Out Eight Years of Iraq War Gear
• Japan Tankan Slides as Investment in China Drops on Global Slump: Economy
• Singh Says No Surrender as Markets Query India’s Ambition
• Clinton Urges ‘Intensive Care’ for Independent South Sudan
• Crude Advances as Much as 0.5% to $95.40 a Barrel in New York
• Olympus to Hold Shareholder Meeting in March or April
• Hong Kong Stocks Extend Losing Streak to 6th Day
• Australian Open Organizers Count 99 of Top 100-Ranked Men, Women in Field
• Fukushima Plant Should Be Nationalized, Former Premier Says
• Boehner Seeks Support to Break Gridlock
• Polanski’s ‘Carnage’ Ruins Art Books; Sherlock’s Shadows: Film
• Boys Jump Through Hoops for Sex in ‘Lysistrata’: Jeremy Gerard
• Treasuries Advance for a Fourth Day, Sending 10-Year Yield Down to 1.88%
• NBA Ratifies Chris Paul’s Trade From Hornets to Los Angeles Clippers
• China’s Manufacturing May Contract a Second Month, Preliminary PMI Shows
• China to Develop Cotton Production in Africa
• Texas Candidates May File for Office by Dec. 19, Judge Says
• Chris Paul Trade From Hornets to L.A. Clippers is Back on, ESPN Reports
• Astra, International Nickel, Total: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Credit Suisse Names Corson, Sandoz to Lead New Currency, Fixed-Income Unit
• Aussie, Kiwi Dollars Decline Against Most Peers on Global Growth Concern
• Japanese Stocks: Daio Paper, Olympus, Sega Sammy, Yahoo Japan
• ECB’s Noyer Says Rating Companies Have Become ‘Irrational’
• House Panel Votes for Standards on Mortgage-Backed Securities
• Iran’s Energy Sector Targeted as House Passes Sanctions Measures
• EBay’s PayPal Bets on 103 Million Users to Target Groupon: Tech
• Krugman’s Austerity Alarms Miss Depression Lessons: Amity Shlaes
• Government Should Make Driving-While-Dialing the New DWI: View
• J. Crew Wins Court Approval of $16 Million Investor Settlement Over Buyout
• The Real Cost of a Gourmet Kitchen
• Euro Pact Ignores Ireland’s Lack of Synchronicity: Frank Barry
• Finland Wants Euro Pact Ready for a Snowy Day: Pasi Kuoppamaki
• Romney Honed the Right Skills in Private Equity: Steven Kaplan
• Shell, Alstom Urge EU to Strengthen Its Carbon-Trading Program
• Wal-Mart’s Asda Threatens Argos in U.K. Toy War With 50% Discounts: Retail
• Remade Europe Will Need Rebuilt Democratic Foundation: Yves Meny
• Don’t Let Death Panel Debate Kill Better Way to Die: Ezra Klein
• Iraqis Who Helped U.S. War Effort Must Not Be Left Behind: View
• Crisis Drives Euro, S&P 500 to Part Ways, Brown Brothers Says
• Plagiarist Baron Seeks Political Comeback With Lame Excuses
• Bankers Go Skating, Smart Matilda, Kate’s Hotel: London Weekend
• Jaguar’s $132,000 XKR-S Blasts German ’Ring’, Avoids Death Rail
• Here’s One Big Thing MF and Jon Corzine Got Right: Jonathan Weil
• German Force-Fed Austerity to Hurt for Years: Sebastian Dullien
• New Zealand November Job Advertisements Rise 0.9%, ANZ Bank Says
• U.S. House Passes $662 Billion Defense Bill Headed for Senate
• Three Innovation Trends in Asia
• Lazio, Besiktas Advance in Europa League Soccer as PSG, Fulham Eliminated
• Japanese Bought Net 403.5 Billion Yen Overseas Debt Last Week
• An Irish Startup Cuts Factory Cleaning Costs With Salt and Water
• GM May Accelerate Production in China After Tariff Decision, JPMorgan Says
• J&J’s Ethicon Sues Covidien Over Ultrasonic Scalpel Patent
• Japanese Stock Futures, Australian Shares Fall on Europe Concern
• Credit Agricole, Danske Bank Downgraded by Fitch After Review
• Aetna Raises 2012 Earnings Forecast on Strong Past Two-Month Performance
• Tertulia Tops 2011 Best New Restaurants List: Ryan Sutton
• Goldman Loses at Least 37 Partners in Weakest Year Since 2008
• Samex Capital’s Hauke to Plead Guilty to Running $7 Million Ponzi Scheme
• Mexico Stocks: Alsea, Grupo Mexico, Industrias Penoles Decline
• Canada’s H&R REIT Agrees to Buy Houston Office Building for Record Price
• Ecuador to Post ‘Adequate’ GDP Growth in 2012, Delgado Says
• Danish Banks to Drop Guarantee Plea
• German Homebuilding Permits Soar as Investors Seek Hedge Against Inflation
• House Defense Panel Chief Proposes to Avoid Automatic Cuts
• U.S. Senate Democrats Said to Consider Dropping Millionaire Surtax Plan
• Chevron Phillips to Spend $5 Billion on Texas Ethylene Plant
• Solar-Makers Fall as NY Index Drops Third Day: China Overnight
• U.S. Company Credit-Default Swaps Climb on Europe Crisis Concern
• New York City Drivers Face ‘Significant’ Delays on Lincoln Tunnel Accident
• Republicans Say Obama Should Take Public Funds or End Program
• Graham Leaves Pittsburgh After One Season to Coach Arizona State Football
• U.S. Stocks Fall on Concern Europe Struggling to Contain Crisis
• Canada’s Dollar Falls to Lowest in Two Weeks on Euro Region’s Borrowing
• Iraqi Businesses Seek to Reduce Barriers to U.S. Investment
• Bernanke Tells Senators Federal Reserve Has No Plan to Aid European Banks
• Commodities Fall Most in 11 Weeks in ‘Panic Selling’ on Europe’s Debt Woes
• NFL Owners Unanimously Approve Sale of Jacksonville Jaguars to Shahid Khan
• Treasuries Climb as Auction Yield Slides to Record Low on Europe Concern
• Emerging-Market Stocks Decline to Two-Week Low on Fed, Italian Auction
• Ally Financial Sued by DZ Bank on Mortgage-Backed Securities
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Dec. 14
• Precious Metals, Oil Slump as Dollar Gains: Commodities at Close
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, Dec. 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Dec. 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Dec. 14
• Euro Falls Below $1.30 as Italy Finance Costs Rise; Krone Slumps
• Occupy Wall Street Judge Refuses to Throw Out Cases Against Protesters
• Los Angeles Diesel Strengthens to Nine-Day High After Stock Drop
• Snoring Men Get Heart Benefits When Breathing Mask Improves Sleep in Study
• GM’s New Crossover SUV Shows ‘Big as a Buick’ No Longer Applies
• Hospitals That Serve Most People Have More Readmissions, Researchers Say
• U.S. Diplomat Says Assad’s Syria Regime Is a ‘Dead Man Walking’
• Chevron Halt Sought by Brazil Prosecutors as Remedy to Spill
• U.S., State Settle Clean-Water Suit With Chicago-Area Agency for $675,000
• Ivanhoe Energy CEO Steps Down in Management Structure Change
• Carlyle Group Said to Be in Talks to Buy Highland’s European Loan Business
• German Parliament Refuses to Talk With Weidmann on IMF, FTD Says
• Cats Drafted for Tracheal Procedure Spark Demand for Probe
• ‘Game-Changer’ Phone Ban May Run Into U.S. Drivers’ Set Ways
• Solon Insolvency Costs Germany, States EU146 Million, FTD Says
• PartnerRe Will Take $88 Million Charge Tied to Japan Earthquake
• Almost 1 in 5 Women in U.S. Have Been Sexually Assaulted, CDC Reports
• Honeywell Outspends 3M to Tap Asia’s Growing Safety Concern
• Buffett’s Surging Silo Sales Boosting Cargill Costs: Commodities
• Delta Sees More Airline Consolidation as AMR’s Bankruptcy Helps Cut Seats
• Ethanol Futures Decline to One-Year Low as Crude Oil Tumbles
• Pilots Halt Traffic in Sabine Ship Channel Because of Fog
• Peruvian Bond Yields Rise to Seven-Week High on Mining Conflict
• Red Sox Acquire Relief Pitcher Melancon From Astros for Infielder Lowrie
• Vulcan Seen Squeezing $1 Billion More From Cement Bid: Real M&A
• State Revenue Rose as 2010 Income-Tax Yield Fell
• ING Cuts Staff in New York, Mexico From Emerging-Market Dollar Debt Group
• Senate Defeats Two Amendment Proposals to Require Balanced Federal Budget
• ConocoPhillips Makes Highest Bid in Sale of Gulf Oil Leases
• Obama Calls Ending of U.S. Role in Iraq War an ‘Extraordinary Achievement’
• First Solar Cuts Sales, Profit Guidance in Reorganization
• Avon Products, Cheniere, Chevron, Joy Global, Hecla: U.S. Equity Movers
• 3M Offers Retirement to 4,900 in First U.S. Cut Since 2009
• Lan’s $3.2 Billion Tam Purchase Clears Final Regulatory Hurdle in Brazil
• Stocks, Euro, Commodities Drop as Treasuries Advance After 30-Year Auction
• Canadian Wheat Board Files Lawsuit to Stop Government’s Anti-Monopoly Bill
• Berkeley Offers New Financial Aid for ‘Middle-Class’
• Kindle Edges Nook, Sony in $99 E-Reader Race: Rich Jaroslovsky
• South Korean Department Store Sales Decline for the First Time Since 2009
• Oil Price Tumbles as OPEC Raises Output Ceiling
• Corzine Visited New York Fed in 2010 as MF Sought Primary Dealer Status
• Chilean Stocks: Santander, Cencosud, Falabella, Lan and Ripley
• Vale’s Request to Cancel $394.7 Million in Unpaid Tax Denied
• EPA Backs Three Refrigerant Chemicals for GE, Ben & Jerry’s
• Brazilian Stock Movers: Lupatech, Telemar Decline; Tam Advances
• Canadian Gas Declines as Mild Northeast Weather Pares Demand
• Health-Care Fraud Cases Filed by U.S. Rose 69% to Record, Researchers Say
• NRC’s Magwood Backs AP1000 Reactor Design for Majority Vote
• Deutsche Telekom to Restructure Its IT Departments, FTD Reports
• U.S. Natural Gas Stockpiles Probably Fell 2.3%, Analysts Say
• Heating Fuels to Miss Biting Cold of Past Two U.S. Winters
• CFTC Internal Watchdog Prepares for MF Global Oversight Review
• Houston Pilots Halted Ship Traffic on Fog, Coast Guard Says
• Google Founder Attacks Piracy Bill Set for House Panel Vote
• Hog Futures Decline on Signs of Weakening Demand; Cattle Rise
• New York City Probe of Internet Gun Sales Finds 62% Will Break the Law
• U.S. Gulf Oil Premiums Strengthen as WTI-Brent Spread Widens
• Midwest Gasoline Falls After Inventories Rise to 6-Month High
• NRC Chief Denies Verbal Abuse of Employees
• AAU Creates Task Forces to Review Child Sex-Abuse Prevention Policies
• Deutsche Bahn Awards EU300 Mln Rail Contract, Handelsblatt Says
• Bernanke Tells Senators of Europe Risk to U.S., Johanns Says
• EU May Probe Bavarian Savings Banks Over Aid, Handelsblatt Says
• Hot off the Griddle: December 14
• CTC Media Board to Weigh Making CFO Acting CEO, RBC Daily Says
• Colombian Peso Falls on European Debt Concern, Fed Statement
• Ex-Synthes Executive Gets Eight-Month Term in Bone-Cement Case
• Best and Worst Stocks of 2011
• Milwaukee Brewers Sign Third Baseman Ramirez as Braun’s Suspension Looms
• Boehner: Gingrich Not ‘As Conservative’ as Some Think
• Oil Volatility Rises as Futures Decline Most Since September
• U.S. Lawmakers Urge High Bar for Japan in Trade Negotiations
• Fat-Burning Roche Medicine Stops Diabetes in Mice Study, Researchers Say
• Maki Says U.S. Jobless Rate Will Fall as Labor Force Shrinks: Tom Keene
• Ex-Prime Minister Major Quits MCC Committee Over Lord’s Redevelopment Plan
• Venezuelan Accountant Gets 14 Months in Connecticut Hedge-Fund Case
• U.S., State Sue Chicago-Area Water Management Agency Over Pollution Claims
• Newcastle Rises After Striking Servicing Deal With Nationstar
• Brazil Real Weakens a Third Day as Fed’s Inaction Spurs Commodity Decline
• Heathrow Airport Resists Capacity Crunch as Noise Bar Favors Coastal Hub
• Lauder Shows Up Miami Developer Museum Deal: Lance Esplund
• No Surrender on India Retail Initiative: Singh
• No Surrender on India Retail Initiative: Singh
• Solyndra Gets Grand Jury Subpoena in U.S. Criminal Probe
• Europe to Be Warmer Than Usual Through Dec. 22, EU Unit Says
• Elevator Accident Kills Woman at Rubicam Bldg
• Ex-BTA Chairman Ablyazov Says He Didn’t Understand Freeze Order
• Copec Says Jet-Fuel Shortage Will Be Resolved in 10 Days
• IMF Team to Meet Italian Officials, Review Budget Next Week
• Iowa Farmland Climbs to Record as Income Gains, Survey Says
• San Francisco Bay Area Home Prices Fall as Distressed-Property Sales Gain
• Nigeria to Cut Recurrent Spending to 67% of Budget in 2015
• Nokia Re-Enters U.S. Smartphone Market as T-Mobile Offers Lumia
• Bettencourt Adviser Arrested as Friends Questioned on Gifts
• Ferretti Lenders Said to Sell Yachtmaker to China’s Shandong
• VA May Have Improperly Spent Billions, U.S. Lawmaker Says
• Bad News for Economic Doomsayers: The Ticker
• Credit Suisse Packages Deemed Safe After Offices Evacuated
• Holiday Online Spending in U.S. Gains 15%
• Colombian Coffee Production Falls 14% in November Amid Rain
• BP Oil Spill Shows Blowout Systems Need Redesign, Panel Says
• Rheinmetall Signs 500 Million Euro Revolving Credit to Refinance
• Credit Suisse ‘Suspicious Packages’ Not Dangerous, FBI Says
• Goldman Sachs Recruits French-Speaking Regulator From FSA
• Peru Bonds Fall on Concern Mining Unrest to Dim Growth Outlook
• Liquidnet Halted U.S. Stock Trading After Technical Problem
• The More Americans Make, the Higher ‘Rich’ Becomes, Gallup Says
• Egypt Salafis Shun Extremist Tag as Vote Enters Second Round
• Gore Advocates ‘Sustainable Capitalism’ as Harvard Finds Superior Returns
• OPEC Agrees to Higher Oil Target to Accommodate Libya, Iraq
• Chief Executive Officers in U.S. Project 2012 Growth of 2%
• Lehman Wins Permission to Sell $1.5 Billion Neuberger Stake Over 5 Years
• Apple-HTC Patent Ruling Delayed Until Dec. 19 by Trade Panel
• Fulham Goalkeeper Schwarzer to Miss 4-6 Weeks With Spinal Injury
• Wimbledon Chief Executive Ritchie to Become New Rugby Football Union Boss
• Treasury 30-Year Yields Drop to Lowest in Two Weeks on Europe Debt Concern
• Argentine Stocks: Banco Macro, Galicia, Juan Minetti, Telecom
• ABB Invests $20 Million in California-Based Solar-Power Company
• Gilts Advance, Pound Gains Third Day Against Euro as Investors Seek Haven
• Grain Terminal Planned at Black Sea’s Poti Port, Interfax Says
• Glencore Sells Stake in Coal Unit to Ramaphosa’s Shanduka
• Industry Group Sees No Growth in 2012 U.S. Aerospace Sales
• European Stocks Retreat After Fed Refrains From Further Stimulus
• Lira Weakens on Bets Central Bank May Refrain From Intervention
• German Solar Stock Pioneer Solon Plummets on Insolvency Filing
• Horta-Osorio to Return as Lloyds CEO After ‘Full Recovery’
• Hyundai Emulates VW Market Share Gaining Super Bowl Ads: Cars
• France to Boost Spending on Nuclear Transparency, Ministers Say
• China to Impose Anti-Dumping Duties on GM, U.S. Cars
• Irish EU Pact Referendum May Be Vote on Euro, Noonan Says
• U.K. Commercial Property Fell for First Time Since July 2009
• Morgan Stanley Real-Estate Fund Said Likely to Win New Deadline
• Peru Stocks: Candente, Panoro, Rio Alto, Southern Copper, Volcan
• Germany’s DAX Index Falls for Third Day; BMW, Volkswagen Lead Declines
• Bank of New York Asks Court to Dimiss New York’s Currency Trading Lawsuit
• London Olympics Ticket Holders to Get Resale Opportunity Starting Jan. 6
• Fracking Has Formerly Stable Ohio City Aquiver Over Quakes
• Weidmann Says ECB Council Members Becoming Skeptical About Bond Purchases
• Gazprom Said to Pick Italy Over Austria as South Stream End
• Ex-Moore Trader Leslie to Liquidate $1.6B Hedge Fund
• Gasoline Futures Drop as OPEC Raises Output Limit, Euro Declines
• Commerzbank Buys Back More Hybrid Capital Than Original Plan
• Kudryashov to Leave CTC Media for VimpelCom, RBC Daily Reports
• Syria Defectors Kill 8 Soldiers to Avenge 5 Civilian Deaths, Group Says
• South African Stocks: Anglo, Harmony, Litha, Sekunjalo
• Dick Says Fracking May Tigger Ohio Quake (Correct) (Video)
• NYC Elevator Accident Kills 1, Hurts 2: Report
• Senate Panel Approves Insider-Trading Restrictions for Congress
• Czech Lawmakers Approve 2012 State Budget That Trims the Shortfall by 22%
• Anglo, ArcelorMittal Await S. African Iron-Ore Permit Ruling
• England’s Rugby Football Union Appoints Ian Ritchie as Chief Executive
• Sekunjalo Buys Stake in Pioneer for 95 Million Rand
• IIF Aims for ‘Progress’ on Greek Talks in Paris This Week
• Ruble Weakens 10th Day Versus Dollar as OPEC Spurs Oil Slump
• Airbus to Add 4,000 More Workers in 2012 to Progress With A350
• Turkey Stocks Movers: Aksa Enerji, Dogan Yayin, Isbank Active
• Colombian Stock Movers: Ecopetrol Declines; Fabricato Advances
• New Mauritius Hotels Forecasts Growth as Annual Profit Rises
• Gross Likes Australia's 'Dirty Shirts': The Ticker
• Hong Kong IPOs Fall in Gray Market Before Debuting
• Greek Government Hasn’t Set Date for Election, Minister Says
• Accused White House Shooter Scheduled for Competency Hearing This Week
• Swiss Franc Falls to Nine-Month Low as Haven Bid Boosts U.S. Dollar Demand
• Bunds Advance, 30-Year Yield Drops to Record, on Crisis Concern
• Ethanol Output Falls 1.7% From Record, Energy Department Says
• Joy Falls on Forecast for ‘Sluggish’ Near-Term Commodity Demand
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA October Sales Rise 23.84% (Table) : 4994 TT
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA September Sales Rise 5.03% (Table) : 4994 TT
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA February Sales Rise 148.22% (Table) : 4994 TT
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA December Sales Rise 13.99% (Table) : 4994 TT
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA November Sales Rise 49.25% (Table) : 4994 TT
• Norway Cuts Rate by Half Point as Euro Crisis Hurts Growth
• Isbank Falls on Report Ruling Party Lawmaker Calls for Probe
• Erste Sinks a Fifth Day as Deutsche Bank Cuts Price Target
• Senate Leader Reid Says He Will Block Republican Payroll Tax Cut
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA July Sales Fall 43.21% (Table) : 4994 TT
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA June Sales Rise 2.04% (Table) : 4994 TT
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA May Sales Rise 17.90% (Table) : 4994 TT
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA April Sales Rise 341.32% (Table) : 4994 TT
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA March Sales Rise 336.54% (Table) : 4994 TT
• Assad Detachment From Syria Killings Reveals Life in Cocoon
• Czech Stocks: Erste Group Bank, Philip Morris Shares Are Active
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA August Sales Fall 12.14% (Table) : 4994 TT
• Avon Surges on Plan to Replace Chief Jung Next Year as Top Roles Separated
• Houston Texans Defensive Coordinator Wade Phillips to Take Medical Leave
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA January Sales Fall 29.38% (Table) : 4994 TT
• FBI Corporate and Securities Fraud Probes Up 47% From 2008
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA February Sales Rise 223.05% (Table) : 4994 TT
• Gasoline Extends Decline After Report Inventories Rose Last Week
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA October Sales Rise 328.03% (Table) : 4994 TT
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA September Sales Rise 202.66% (Table) : 4994 TT
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA August Sales Rise 340.13% (Table) : 4994 TT
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA July Sales Rise 207.29% (Table) : 4994 TT
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA June Sales Rise 911.05% (Table) : 4994 TT
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA May Sales Rise 149.34% (Table) : 4994 TT
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA April Sales Rise 240.22% (Table) : 4994 TT
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA March Sales Rise 262.25% (Table) : 4994 TT
• About 2.5 Million Young Adults Gain Health Insurance Under U.S. Overhaul
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for Dec. 9 (Text)
• ICL Gains Most in Almost Two Months as Government Talks Near End
• European Banks Trim Loans to MENA Firms, Standard Chartered Says
• U.S. Treasury’s Brainard Calls on China to Further Ease Controls on Yuan
• Gold Tumbles Most in 11 Weeks as Fed Shuns Additional Stimulus
• Ex-Mosque Torched as Israel Grapples With Settler Activists
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Oando of Nigeria, KenolKobil Decline
• Syria’s Main Opposition Group Opens First Office in Istanbul
• Bulgarian Court Rejects Move to Annul Presidential Poll Result
• Aramco May Lead Saudi Chemicals Boom, Alix Partners’ Fabri Says
• Home-Sale Data Will Be Revised Back to 2007, Realtor Group Says
• Gold May Tumble to $1,400 on 200-Day Average
• TNK-BP Raises Russian Retail Fuel Sales 25%, Vice President Says
• MF Global Wins Permission to Use JPMorgan’s Cash as Judge Suggests Probe
• Israel Stocks: Clal Biotechnology and RadVision
• Senate Leaders Are at Temporary Impasse Over Year-End Agenda
• U.S. Holiday Travel to Reach Five-Year High, AAA Projects
• Garanti Removed From Goldman ‘Focus-Sell’ List After Falls
• HSBC Bank Sells A$5.1 Million of 3.4% Uridashi Notes
• Laszlo Birinyi Recommends RIM as ‘Long Shot’ Investment Idea
• MasterCard Has Attributes Buffett Loves, Ex-Daughter-in-Law Says
• Broadcom Jumps After Saying Quarter ‘Stronger Than Expected’
• RadVision Jumps in Tel Aviv After Avaya Stake Buy Reports
• Mukherjee Calls for Focus on Economic Growth Before Indian Rate Decision
• Kenya’s Benchmark Coffee Price Declines 5.3%, Exchange Says
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, Dec. 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, Dec. 14
• Belgium May Supply 9.5 Billion Euros to IMF for Crisis Fight
• Belgian Deficit to Exceed Targets as Economy Slows, Coene Says
• Humala Pleases Peru Investors in Moves to Save Mines
• OPEC’s El-Badri Says No Room for National Quotas as Libya Rises
• Skills ‘Mismatch’ Hurts Unemployed in U.S. as Job Openings Grow: Economy
• Pacific Trade Negotiators Urged to Create a Path for Japan Role
• Merkel’s Cabinet Backs Revival of Bank-Rescue Fund to Reduce Meltdown Risk
• Insurers Rattled by U.S. Storms in 2011 Beyond Tornado Alley
• James Caird to Liquidate Its Main Hedge Fund
• Vale $2.14 Billion Tax Debt Talks Extended 60 Days, Estado Says
• Egyptian Stocks: Alexandria Mineral Oils, Paints & Chemical
• Rand Falls to Two-Week Low as Fed Avoids Stimulus, China Slows
• Brady Says Support Growing in Congress for Fed Focus on Prices
• Atlanta’s Lockhart Says Urban Neighborhoods Can Thrive Amid Weak Economy
• France’s Gasoline Consumption Fell 8% Last Month, Group Says
• Polish Stocks: Europa, Getin, KGHM, PGE, PKN Orlen, TVN Shares
• Hungary Radical Nationalists Tied for Second in Poll, Ipsos Says
• Jefferies Hires BofA’s Frangenberg to Head Americas Chemicals
• Commodities Head for Biggest Drop in Almost Four Weeks, Led by Metal Slump
• Ryder to Buy Back Shares to Avoid Dilution From Stock Awards
• Consumers Tap Phones to Check Credit Scores
• MF Global Holdings Seeks Use of Cash Collateral in Agreement with JPMorgan
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Savola, Aseer, Aramex, Saudi Research Move
• Novorossiysk Port Says Grain Handling Fell 17% Through November
• Ukraine’s Grain Exports Declined This Month, Researcher Says
• Germany to Overhaul Financing for Combined Heat, Power Plants
• Austrian Banks Facing Payback as Hungary’s $22 Billion Debt Slaves Revolt
• Import Prices in U.S. Climb Less Than Economists Estimated as Metals Drop
• Chile Signals European Debt Crisis May Prompt Cut After Keeping 5.25% Rate
• China-Based Hacking of 760 Companies Shows Cyber Cold War
• Saudi Arabia’s King Appoints New Economic Team Amid Record Spending Plans
• Saudi Shares Advance First Time in Four Days on New Economy Team
• Commercial Mortgage Defaults to Increase in Europe, Moody’s Says
• Canada October Manufacturing Sales Report (Text)
• Canada October New Motor Vehicle Sales Report (Text)
• Canada November Composite Leading Indicators (Text)
• U.S. November Import and Export Price Index Report (Text)
• Canada Leading Economic Indicators Rose 0.8% on Factory Orders
• Crude Declines From One-Week High as OPEC Boosts Output Ceiling
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Ugandan Minister Resigns After Allegations of Abuse of Office
• Warmer Weather to Settle In Across U.S. East, Forecasters Say
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• CBI and Canara CDs Issued:India Money Market
• Hungary Prosecutor May Get Power to Hand-Pick Judges for Trials
• EU Weighs ESMA, Fracking Disclosures, MF Global: Compliance
• U.K. Unemployment Rises as Europe Darkens World Outlook: Economy
• Europe’s Gasoline Crack Widens; ICE Gasoil Falls: Oil Products
• China Should Hold 2015 Energy Demand at 4 Billion Tons
• Educomp and JSPL CP's Issued:India
• Indian Bonds Drop Most in 6 Weeks as Rupee Slide May Spur Prices
• Chilean Peso Slides as Copper Declines on Fed Inaction, Europe
• BOI and Canara CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Israel Inflation Expectations Fall to One-Week Low on Rate Bets
• HDFC and Nabard CP deal:India Money Markets
• FTSE Boosts Free-Float Floor for U.K. Listings
• Indonesia Set to Approve Land Law as Yudhoyono Seeks Infrastructure Push
• Bank Spain Says Markets Showed Signs of Euro Disintegration
• Merkel FDP Coalition Official Quits Amid Bailout Strains
• U.K. Says It Hasn’t Agreed to Increase Its IMF Contribution
• Swiss Parliament Re-Elects All Current Government Members
• Ukraine to Process Azeri Oil From March Next Year, Interfax Says
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Cybozu, Chow Tai Fook, DeNA Co., Maxwell, Olympus: Asia Stocks Preview
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.07% to 0.1%, ICAP Says
• Kenya’s Shilling Reaches 6-Month High on Money Supply Squeeze
• Glenfiddich Whisky for Oldest Scot Sells at Auction for $72,630
• Italy Sells Debt at Record Yields as Monti Rushes Budget Plan
• Euro Crisis Shows Dutch Converge With Germany
• Coca-Cola Buys Aujan Drink Stake to Expand in Middle East
• James Murdoch Uses Saturday Defense to Explain Missed Phone-Hacking E-Mail
• Libya to Reach Full Oil Output in Third Quarter of 2012
• Apple, MGM Resorts, Steelers, Chevron: Intellectual Property
• Muni 15-Year AA Sewer Bonds Are Top Choice of Conning’s Mansour
• Russia to Field Proposals on Helping Tame Euro Crisis at Summit
• Slovak Regulator Limits Increase in Household Gas Prices to 5.5%
• Malawi’s 2012 Cotton Output to Rise More Than Threefold
• South Africa Banks Hire as New York, London Cut
• Kirin to Consider ‘Small-Scale’ Acquisitions in Southeast Asia
• Hungary to Freeze Spending, Postpone Budget Measures, Index Says
• Foreign Funds Sell Net 4.9 Billion Rupees of Indian Equities
• Credit Agricole to Cut 2,300 Jobs Worldwide
• Asahi Plans Southeast Asia Takeovers, Seeking Wider Margins
• Belgium’s Worst Peace-Time Massacre Leaves 4 Dead, 122 Wounded
• ‘Zombie Misfits’Game Creator Nexon Declines on First Day of Tokyo Trading
• Tereos Studies Ethanol Venture With Petrobras in Mozambique
• UN Climate Chief Is ‘Surprised’ at Canada’s Kyoto Withdrawal
• Russian Sugar Prices May Rise on Beet Harvest, Alfa Bank Says
• Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, Citigroup in Court News
• Putin May Shun Medvedev in Image Revamp to Shore Up Support
• EU’s Almunia Says Internet Should Shun ‘Inefficient’ Payments
• Turkish Economy May Beat 4% Growth Target in 2012, Minister Says
• Middle East Crude Premiums Fall on Low Margins; Price Increases
• Polysilicon Falls 8.4% on Week to $29.10, PV Insights Says
• Kazakhstan Gains 10% in BG, Eni-led Karachaganak Oil Venture
• IBM Settles European Union Antitrust Dispute Over Mainframes
• Thomas Cook to Close 200 U.K. Shops, Cut Fleet After Loss
• Czech Lower House of Parliament Passes Direct Presidential Vote
• Weidmann Says Bundesbank Will Lend to IMF If Non-Euro Nations Do
• U.S. Holiday Travel Likely to Rise; Stocks Fall on Fed (Video)
• Astra Agro Sells 10,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• Ukraine’s Grain Stockpiles Up 63% as of Dec. 1, Office Says
• Inditex Third-Quarter Profit Gains on Expansion in Asia, Internet Shopping
• German Lenders Terminate Securities Accounts for U.S. Citizens
• Estonia’s Central Bank ‘Can’t Rule Out’ Recession Next Year
• Aker Solutions Ratings Cut to Non-Investment Grade by Fitch
• Iberdrola Begins Building First Wind Farm in Asturias, Spain
• Thomson Reuters Offers to Settle EU Antitrust Case Over Data
• Chelsea May Sell Torres for $47 Million Loss, Mail Says: Soccer Roundup
• Asia Stocks Fall as Fed Forgoes More Stimulus on Moderate Growth
• Sovereign Bond Risk Nears Record as Cracks Emerge in Euro Pact
• Ukraine’s Grain Harvest Is 57.9 Million Tons, Ministry Says
• Indian Refinancing Costs May Jump on Europe Crisis, Moody’s Says
• IBM to Build Food-Safety System for Pork in China’s Shandong
• Pachin Rises Most Since August on Plan to Reopen Libya Plant
• Euro-Region Industrial Production Declines for Second Month
• EU Must Stop ‘Theatrics’ to Forge Fiscal Union, Polish Economy Chief Says
• EU Must Stop ‘Theatrics’ to Forge Fiscal Union, Polish Economy Chief Says
• Italian Five-Year Notes Stay Higher After Nation Sells Five-Year Debt
• Indian Stocks Drop to 3-week Low on Inflation Data; HDFC Leads
• Yuan Drops to Two-Week Low After China’s Leading Index Declines
• EU Drops Its Threat to Tax Saudi, Omani Plastic-Bottle Material
• Oil Falls; Gold Rises From Eight Week Low: Commodities on Close
• Aseer Shares Jump as Much as 7.9 Percent on 2011 Dividend Plan
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Dec 13, 2011.
• Hermes Sees 2012 Americas Growth At Least Matching 2011’s Gain
• Schaeuble Cites ’Limitless Greed’ for Debt Crisis, Die Zeit Says
• Conergy Wins Order to Develop Solar Plant Northeast of Bangkok
• Obama’s Re-Election Path May Be Written in Will St. Clair’s Code
• Swiss ZEW Investor Sentiment Index Declines as Economy Slows
• Portuguese Consumer Prices Increased at Slower Pace Last Month
• Singapore Stocks: Hyflux, Jardine Cycle & Carriage, Keppel Land
• Dollar Funding Costs Rise for a Fifth Day in Euro Money Markets
• Vietnam’s Bonds Rise on Interest-Rate Outlook; Dong Declines
• Thailand Stocks: Inoue, Kiatnakin, Phatra, PTT Exploration
• Alexandria Mineral Rises to Almost Four Month High on Report
• Frankfurt Prosecutors Indict Five Men in Money-Laundering Probe
• China Cooking Oil Sales Less Than Expected on Economic Concerns
• Ireland Targets ‘Full Re-Entry’ to Bond Markets by Mid-2013
• China Corn Output Rises 8.2% to Record, Grain Center Says
• Pound Stays Higher Versus Euro As Jobless Claims Rise Less Than Predicted
• BOE’s Dale Says U.K. May Shrink as Officials Debate Need for More Stimulus
• China Interest-Rate Swap Declines on Speculation of PBOC Easing
• Goldman Shunning China Deals Loses Out on Busiest IPO Market
• U.K. Unemployment Climbs to 17-Year High
• Indonesia Stock Movers: Astra International, Berau, Semen Gresik
• Spanish Banks’ ECB Borrowings Rise Most in More Than a Year
• Ukraine’s President Signs Law on Foreign-Currency Domestic Debt
• Kazakhstan to Raise Uranium Output to 21,346 Tons Next Year
• Switzerland’s Franc Pares Decline Against Dollar Before SNB Cap Decision
• Morgan Stanley Sells TRY34.5 million Step-Coupon 5-Year Notes
• Lehman Brothers Asia to Pay $1.5 Billion in Dividends to Creditors in 2012
• Malaysian Stocks: Goldis, Hong Leong, Insas, Kurnia, SapuraCrest
• TUI Shares Rise on Forecast of Travel Growth
• Sino Forest’s Greenheart Falls in H.K. on Default Warning
• Eurobank Properties Issues 10-Year 23 Million Eurobond
• ECB’s Mersch Says Risks to Economic Outlook Are on the Downside
• Ifo Cuts German Growth Forecast, Says Nation to Avoid Recession
• EU’s Treaty Plans Are Far From Done Deal, Handelsblatt Reports
• Europe Needs Integration to Solve Crisis, BBVA’s Gonzalez Says
• Rupiah Drops to Two-Week Low After Foreign Funds Sell Stocks
• South Africa’s Inflation Rate Gains to 6.1%, Breaching Bank’s Target Range
• Iran May Move Uranium Enrichment to Safer Location, Mehr Reports
• Ringgit Falls for a Fifth Day Ahead of Singapore Exports Data
• India Facing ‘Challenging Times,’ Reliance Fund’s Singhania Says
• Commonwealth Bank of Australia Said to Start Marketing Samurai Bond Sale
• Pound Trades Below 84 Pence Per Euro Level for First Time Since February
• Sino-American Said to Sign Covalent Purchase Loan This Month
• Juwi Seeks to Raise $13 Million in Clean Energy Bonds, FTD Says
• Swisscom Says Fastweb Impairment Cuts Net Income by $1.3 Billion in 2011
• Taiwan Dollar Falls to Two-Week Low as Euro Crisis Spurs Sales
• Logica Stock Drops on Reorg, Job-Cut Plan
• Ukraine’s Novinsky May Buy BM Bank Next Year, Kommersant Says
• U.K. Regulator Expands Probe Into Auto Insurance Market
• Thales Alenia Sees Fewer 2012 Satellite Orders, La Tribune Says
• Philip Morris Czech Announces Sale of Straznice Premises
• Sabic Working to Turn Crude Into Petrochems Without Refinery
• D.E. Shaw Said to Be in Talks to Buy Stake in China’s TEDA
• Marfin Investment Completes Sale of 90% Stake in Cyprus Unit
• OPEC Discusses 30 Million-Barrel Ceiling
• Spanish Underlying Inflation Holds Steady as Economy Stalls
• Liz Taylor’s $11.8 Million Dog-Chewed Pearl Tops Record Gem Sale
• Estonian Teachers Plan Strike Next Year, Postimees Says
• Ukraine Drops Probe Against Ex-President Kuchma, Ria Says
• Blohm Works Councils Support Planned Sale, Abendblatt Reports
• Corporate Bond Risk Rises in Europe, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Italian Five-Year Notes Decline Before Debt Sale; Yields Increase to 6.90%
• Guodian Technology Said to Cut Size of Hong Kong IPO in Half
• Deloitte’s Chakravarty Says Inflation Still Above Comfort Level
• India Inflation Slows to Lowest in One Year, Easing Interest-Rate Pressure
• Biggest Borrowers Send Deals to Four-Year Low as Rates Peak: India Credit
• Monti’s Party of Bankers Sparks Political-Violence Warning
• Telecom Namibia Acquires Mobile Operator Leo, New Era Reports
• Hong Kong Tops U.S. in Financial Market Development Ranking
• China Money-Supply Growth at Weakest Pace in Decade Shows Slowdown Risks
• Turkish Businessman Dogan Says Halted Media Asset Sale Plan, CNBC-e Says
• Hungary ’Close’ to Agreement With Banks on FX Loans, Napi Says
• France’s Sarkozy Supports Palestinian State, Abbas Tells AFP
• Weidmann to Brief German Lawmakers on IMF, Sueddeutsche Says
• Schaeuble May Re-Open Budget Mid-2012 for ESM Costs, Bild Says
• Morgan Stanley to Sell A$205 Million of 5-Year Uridashi Bonds
• Rajoy Asks Bank of Spain to Advise on ‘Bad Bank,’ Mundo Reports
• Freeport Indonesia Workers Expect to Sign Wage Agreement Today
• SMSP Interested in Acquiring Areva Stake in Eramet, Echos Says
• China Affirms Property Curbs Amid ‘Grim’ Outlook
• Delek Automotive Unit Buys 84% Stake in Kamor
• Smaghi Says ECB Bond-Buying Based on Circumstances, Zeit Reports
• World at Risk of ‘Significantly Higher’ Oil Price, IEA Says
• Heritage Owes $30 Million Uganda Tax on Appeal Loss, Vision Says
• Japanese Stocks Decline Second Day After Fed Offers No New Stimulus
• Belarusian Economy Expanded 5.8% in 11 Months, Committee Says
• Saudi Cement Prices Jump More Than 20% in Medina, Al-Madina Says
• PKO’s Chief Sees Polish Loans Growth to Slow in 2012, Puls Says
• Mauritius Plans $102 Million Link Road, le Matinal Reports
• Emaar Middle East Plans to Lower Jeddah Unit Prices, Watan Says
• Australia’s Hughes Skips Twenty20 Competition to Focus on Regaining Form
• Standard Chartered Sees Hong Kong Yuan Loan Surge Next Year
• Taiwan Stocks: Inotera Memories, Nan Ya Printed, Uni-President
• Cushman & Wakefield Seeks Asia Acquisitions, Aims Region’s Sales to Double
• Olympus Restates Earnings, Seeks to Avoid Delisting
• Aussie, N.Z. Dollars Trade Near Two-Week Lows on Euro Debt Concern, Stocks
• Hormuz Strait Closure Not on Iran’s Agenda, Al Alam Reports
• Denver Nuggets Re-Sign Nene to $67 Million, Five-Year Deal, ESPN Reports
• Philippine Stock Movers: Active Alliance, Cebu, Metro Pacific
• Samsung to Begin Australia Tablet Sales This Week After Ruling
• Vietnam’s Equity Movers: Materials - Petroleum, FPT
• China First Heavy Industry Gets Approval to Sell 5 Billion Yuan of Bonds
• Gingrich Campaign Fires Iowa Aide Who Called Mormonism a ‘Cult’
• Redemptions at Templeton Global Bond Fund
• Cameron Appeals BP Gulf Spill Trial Plan, Wants Case Before Jury
• TV Viewers Spared From Loud Ads as Stations Told to Watch Volume
• Corzine Knew MF Used Client Accounts: Duffy
• First Solar, Citrix Among JPMorgan’s 2012 Pans: Chart of the Day
• Banks Cash In On Whitney’s Muni-Default Scare
• King’s New Kennedy, Greenblatt Finds ’Swerve’ in Top 2011 Books
• NRG Seeks Buyer for Offshore Wind Power Unit, Halts Development
• Twitter, Gilt CEOs Fight SEC’s 500-Shareholder Limits on Private Startups
• Luke Donald Wins PGA Tour’s Player of Year Award in First for U.K. Golfer
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 12/14/2011 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 12/14/201
• U.S. Solar Grows 140% in Third Quarter, Led by Utility Projects
• NRC Chief’s Temper Undermining Agency, House Republicans Say
• BASF, Deutsche Bank, Mediaset, UniCredit: Europe Equity Preview
• SEC Watchdog Bought Radio Host’s Eagles Tickets After Interview
• Ex-WaMu Officers to Pay Fraction of $64 Million Settlement of FDIC Lawsuit
• Bernanke Signals Risks From Europe Crisis Keep Fed Ready for More Easing
• Billionaire Paul Allen Aims for Orbit With New Private Spaceflight Venture