Archive

December 31, 2011

• MSG Says Time Warner Subscribers May Lose Knicks, Rangers Games
• India’s NMDC Appoints Nanda to Succeed Som as Company Chairman
• South Korea’s December Crude Oil Imports Rise 2.7 Percent
• Toyota to Outsource Production in Mideast, Africa, Yomiuri Says
• Exxon Gets ’Disappointing’ $750 Million After Venezuela Seizure
• South Korea Crude Oil Imports Rise 2.7% From Year Ago
• South Korea Expects Europe Debt Crisis to Slow Exports This Year
• Japan’s 1.22 Million New Adults in 2011 Are Fewest on Record
• N. Korea Vows ‘Human Shields’ for Jong Un
• Exxon Awarded $750 Mln for Nationalized Venezuelan Assets
• U.S. Chief Justice Offers Confidence in Recusals
• Merkel Vows to ‘Do Everything’ to Save Euro as Greece Sees Difficult Year
• Venezuela to Invest $5 Billion in Orinoco Oil Belt, Chavez Says
• Padres Get All-Star Carlos Quentin from White Sox for Prospects
• Chile Hurries Help to Patagonia Park Fire
• Gunmen Assassinate Mayor-Elect in Southern Colombia, Efe Says
• Nigeria Declares State of Emergency in North
• Arsenal’s Frimpong to Join Wolves on Loan Until End of Season
• Manchester United Upset by Last-Place Blackburn 3-2 as Arsenal, Villa Win
• Porsche Sued by Investment Funds Seeking $2.6 Billion Over VW Takeover Bid
• Greece Must Continue Efforts in ‘Difficult’ 2012, Papademos Says
• Andy Murray Names Former Grand Slam Champion Ivan Lendl as Coach
• Singapore GDP Slowed to 4.8% as Lee Predicts ‘Difficult’ Global Conditions
• China to Balance ‘Quick’ Growth With Control of Inflation in 2012, Hu Says
• Cameron’s Party Ahead of Labour in U.K. Polls, Independent Says
• Few Women Directors, Excessive Pay Are U.K. ‘Failings,’ FT Says
• Manchester United Coach Ferguson Say He Plans on Three More Years at Team
• Monte Paschi to Nominate Fabrizio Viola as General Manager
• N. Korea Says South’s President Blocks Better Ties
• Doosan Group Aims to Boost Operating Profit by 29% in 2012
• Manchester United Upset by Blackburn 3-2, Leaving It Tied for First Place
• China Southern Seeks to Raise Flight Revenue Abroad, Figaro Says
• Somali Government Steps Up Efforts Against Islamic Militants
• Iran Plans Letter to EU to Restart Nuclear Talks
• Saudi Shares Fall as Oil Declines on China Demand Concern; Sabic Retreats
• UniCredit Chief Tells Messaggero 2012 Will Be ‘Very’ Difficult
• Passera Sold Shares in Intesa, Former CEO Writes in Corriere
• Beckham Leans Toward Staying With Galaxy Rather Than Paris Move, BBC Says
• North Korea Says South’s President Lee Blocks Better Ties
• Singh Says India Needs Tax, Fuel-Price Reform to Boost Economy
• CAM Clients Pulled 22% of Deposits in September, Economista Says
• Most Greeks Prefer to Remain in Euro, Early Election, Poll Shows
• China to Balance ‘Quick’ Growth With Inflation
• Facebook Pushing Ad Agencies for Transparency, FT Says
• Rescued Spain Banks Paid Directors $104 Million, Expansion Says
• Indian Oil Reduces Mumbai Jet Fuel Price Starting Jan. 1
• Fondiaria-Sai May Merge With Premafin, Unipol Gruppo, Il Sole Reports
• Greece’s Samaras Says Elections Should Be Held by Mid-April
• Ebro Sees Substantial Boost to 2012 Profit, CEO Tells Expansion
• Obama Says He Is ‘Hopeful’ for 2012, Greater Economic Growth in the U.S.
• Putin Calls Russia ‘Island of Stability’ as Elections Approach
• German Borrowing to Almost Double Next Year, Spiegel Reports
• China’s Central Bank to Keep Monetary Policy ‘Prudent’ in 2012, Zhou Says
• Hungary’s Orban Ready for EU Talks on Central Bank Law, MTI Says
• Bunds Post Best Returns in Three Years as Italy Debt Drops Most Since ’92
• Gilts Climb 17% in 2011, Beating Treasuries, Bunds Amid Europe Debt Crisis
• Jamison, Nelson Star as Rutgers, Brigham Young Win College Bowl Games
• Chennai Port Rejects Mundra Bid for Container Terminal Contract
• India’s Chennai Port Reopens After Cyclone Thane Downgraded
• Saudi Mufti Says Women Selling Female Accessories Is Crime:Hayat
• Wisconsin Prosecutor Asks State Court to Void Union Law Ruling
• AES Coal Power Plants in New York State File for Bankruptcy
• U.S. Stocks Decline, Erase Yearly Gain as S&P 500 Moves Least Since 1947
• Bank Markazi Will Ask Court to Block Payment to Terror Victims
• Nasdaq Gets Court Approval to Delist Chinese Wind Tower Maker CleanTech
• CDR Financial, Founder Plead Guilty in Bid-Rigging Case
• Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber to Join Crowd Ringing in New Year in Times Square
• Muni Yields End 2011 Near LBJ-Era Low
• Deerhunter Star Cox Goes Solo With Guitar Loops: NYC Music
• Severed Hands Share in Gruesome ‘Wild Bride’: West Coast Stage
• Streep Dodders as Forgetful Thatcher; Broken Iranian Marriage: Rick Warner
• Rutgers Runs Past Iowa State 27-13 in Second Yankee Stadium Pinstripe Bowl
• Treasuries Return Most Since 2008 as European Turmoil Fuels Refuge Demand
• Euro’s First Back-to-Back Losses Since 2001 Cap Region’s Debt-Crisis Year
• Paul Sees Top-Two Finish in Iowa While Wary of Backing Rivals
• Regions Said to End Talks With Stifel on Morgan Keegan’s Sale
• Canadian Currency Averages Above Par Versus Dollar for 1st Time Since 1976
• Gingrich Sheds Tears as Iowa Caucus Campaign Enters Final Days