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January 11, 2012

• Thai Consumer Confidence Rises for First Time in Five Months on Flood Aid
• Top Seed Wozniacki ‘Very Hopeful’ of Playing at Australian Open, WTA Says
• Iran Oil Export Sanctions to Affect South Korea’s Economy, Minister Says
• McDonald’s Plans 50% Jump in China Investment After Record Year
• Peter O’Brien May Join Alrosa, Aeroflot Boards, Kommersant Says
• Barclays to Sell 125 Billion Yen of Uridashi Bonds Due July 2015
• Infosys Profit Beats Estimates on Outsourcing
• Berkshire’s Shaw Unit Halts Canada Shipments That Broke Prison Labor Rules
• Loans Slump as Highest Costs Since 2008 Send Taiwanese to Bonds
• Taiwan Election: Photos
• Chrysler Seeks to Finish Planning for Jeep SUV Factory in Russia
• Hong Kong Equipped to Host Corporate Headquarters, HSBC Says
• Tokyo Office Rent Falls to Record Low
• Sino-Forest Short-Seller Block May Go Long on U.S.-Listed Chinese Stocks
• Ben Stein Suit Says Kyocera Unit Canceled Ads Because of His Climate Views
• Qatar’s Tasweeq Said to Offer Nine March Al-Shaheen Cargoes
• Ripped Wahlberg Out to Sea as Inked Ribisi Menaces Wife: Film
• Chile May Keep Rate at 5.25% After Inflation Breached Target
• New Zealand Dollar Touches Two-Month High on Bets China Will Ease Policy
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• China Crude Processing to Rise 5% in 2012, Federation Says
• Millionaires in China Like Louis Vuitton Gifts Best, Hurun Says
• HSBC Seeks to Keep Hong Kong IPO Perch Buoyed by Consumer Deals
• Ex-Congressman Siljander Sentenced for Obstructing Justice
• China Regulator Halts Commercial Bill Trusts, Securities Says
• Bank Bukopin, Garuda, Tiphone Mobile: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Australian, New Zealand Dollars Little Changed After China Inflation Data
• Roach Sees China Better Placed Than India to Withstand Slowdown
• Asian Bond Risk Increases, Credit-Default Swap Prices Indicate
• FDA Suspends Orange Juice Imports to Examine for Fungicide
• You’re So Bain: Campaign Asks, Is Private Equity Good for U.S.?
• Taylor Says Panasonic Will Focus on `Green Innovation' (Video)
• AQT Gets $18.7 Million to Expand Californian Solar-Cell Plant
• INTAI TECHNOLOG December Sales Fall 38.78% (Table) : 4163 TT
• New Zealand Dollar Climbs to Two-Month High on China Monetary Easing Bets
• Moody’s, S&P Lose Bid to End Calpers Lawsuit Over Ratings of SIV Vehicles
• U.S. State Department Official Meets With Egypt Muslim Group
• Hedge Fund CEO Brownstein Gets One Year for Insider Scheme
• Blackstone Joins DDR to Buy 46 Shopping Centers in U.S. for $1.43 Billion
• An Oil Strategy in Case Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz: View
• Oil Price Projection: $200
• Tottenham Moves Within 3 Points of Premier League Lead by Beating Everton
• Oil Gains on Bets Supplies May Be Curbed by Nigeria Strike, Iran Sanctions
• South Korea to Start OTC Derivatives Clearing House to Cut Global Risks
• Brevan Howard Proves Master of Hedge Funds With Four in Top 100
• Why Companies Acquire Their Supply Chains: Hortacsu and Syverson
• U.K. Pay Growth Stalls as Wage Inflation at Factories Slows, VocaLink Says
• British Insurers Told to Drop ‘Sharp Practices’ on Car Claims
• Mercedes-Benz Black Series Returns With $130,000 Racing Coupe
• Economists Scoff at Obama, Romney Job-Creation Myths: Ezra Klein
• Kelly Clarkson Sings Conservatives’ Blues for 2012: Amity Shlaes
• WaMu Approved to Seek Creditor Vote on $7 Billion Plan
• Dead Phones Sent Wall Street Message (Part 2): Bratton and Tumin
• Carbon Market Value Will Rise 9.8% on Auctions, New Energy Says
• Mad King Duels for Power, Jamie’s Pizza, Icemen: London Weekend
• Gerrard’s Penalty Gives Liverpool 1-0 Carling Cup Semifinal Lead Over City
• British Solar-Capacity Surge Defies Huhne’s Plan to Curb Subsidies
• Chinese Artist $507 Million Ousts Picasso as Top Auction Earner
• New Zealand Commodity Export Prices Fall 0.8%, ANZ Bank Says
• Why Zombie Banks Hate to Write Off Bad Loans: Jonathan Weil
• Teva Seeking Acquisitions in Asia to Bolster Sales Growth, CFO Desheh Says
• Fed Says U.S. Economic Growth Improves While Hiring Limited
• U.S. PC Shipments Shrank in 2011 for First Time in a Decade
• Ex-Sullivan & Cromwell Lawyer Gets 28 Months for Tax Crime
• Japan Stock Futures Little Changed as U.S. Eases Europe Concern
• White-Collar Workers Join Crowd Straining Food Banks
• California-Blend Gasoline Falls on Exxon Torrance Refinery Start
• NYSE-Deutsche Boerse Deal Hangs in Balance as Francioni Visits Niederauer
• The Business Case for Reading Novels
• Pimco’s Gross Raises Treasuries in Fund to 30%
• Chrysler to Begin Natural-Gas Truck Sales
• Chevron’s Fourth-Quarter Profit Squeezed by Refinery Repairs
• Italian Regulator Extends Short-Selling Ban on Banks to Feb. 24
• Pemex Reopens Dos Bocas Oil Export Port on Better Weather
• Pepsi Beverages to Pay $3.13 Million in Race Discrimination Case
• Most Emerging Stocks Rise as U.S. Expansion Beats Europe Recession Concern
• Americans Live Longer, Kill Each Other Less: The Ticker
• Banks Said to Face New York Inquiry Over Home Insurance Rates
• Facebook Claimant Fined $5,000 for Failuring to Produce E-Mail Accounts
• Dish Credit-Default Swaps Jump on Speculation of T-Mobile Bid
• Buffett Challenges Republicans on Donations, Time Says
• Most U.S. Stocks Rise as Bank Rally Overshadows Europe Concerns
• Unicom Leads N.Y. Index’s Drop as Huaneng Falls: China Overnight
• Fed Officials Raise Asset-Purchase Option Even as U.S. Economy Improves
• AllianceBernstein Assets Fall as Clients Pull Money in December
• Rabobank Raises $9.4 Billion in Bonds as Investors Seek Havens
• Euro Falls to Lowest in 16 Months Before ECB Meeting; N.Z. Dollar Advances
• Chrysler Boosted Production 27% to Almost 2 Million in 2011
• Most U.S. Stocks Climb as Bank Rally Overshadows European Growth Concerns
• Canada Dollar Falls as Europe Debt-Crisis Concern Adds Greenback Demand
• Natural Gas Drops Most in Eight Months: Commodities at Close
• Textron Gains Amid Report of Review That May Include Spinoff
• Ban at U.S. Grand Canyon Pits Tourism Against Mining
• U.S. Life Expectancy Rises as Homicides Lessen
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for January 11
• Apple Said to Acquire Israel’s Anobit Technologies for About $390 Million
• Ichimoku Cloud May Signal Dollar Weakness, Citi Says: Technical Analysis
• Taco Bell Sees Market Share Recouped With Chipotle Menu: Retail
• Too Late for RIM’s E-Mail PlayBook in iPad World?
• Lennar Rises to Highest Since ’07 as Orders Surge
• Ethanol Advances Fourth Day on Concern Corn Costs May Increase
• Cancer Researcher Sentenced to 1 Day in Jail for Tax Crime
• Warren Raised More Than Brown Last Year Ahead of 2012 U.S. Senate Contest
• Cabot Oil & Gas, Crocs, First Solar, Suntech: U.S. Equity Movers
• California’s Top-Earners Dwindle as Brown Pushes Taxes
• Urban Outfitters Falls Most in Three Years After CEO Resigns
• Regions Financial to Sell Morgan Keegan
• Geron Hires Stifel Nicolaus to Sell Stem Cell Assets, CEO Scarlett Says
• ‘Facebook Effect’ Could Boost California Budget Through Capital-Gains Tax
• American Apparel Says SEC Ends Investigation Without Enforcement Actions
• Franklin Resources Declines Most in Two Months on Asset Drop
• Johnson & Johnson Paid Texas Official to Speak Around the U.S., Jury Told
• U.S. Companies Reporting Unchanged Quarterly EPS, Jan. 11
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Jan. 11
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, Jan. 11
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Jan. 11
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, Jan. 11
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Jan. 11
• Solar Stocks Rally on German Installs, Chinese Plans to Double
• MGM Resorts Sells $850 million 7-Year Notes
• New Bank Rules Could Lead to Credit Crunch, Handelsblatt Says
• Nacchio Seeks $18 Million Refund for Taxes on Illegal Trades
• Kodak Pushes Patent Value With Apple, HTC Lawsuits as It Seeks Turnaround
• Heavy Canadian Crude Oil Slumps to Largest Discount Since July
• Harrison Sees ‘Long-Term’ Role as Ackman’s Pick to Lead Canadian Pacific
• Three Smallest-Yet Planets Found Outside Solar System, NASA Says
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for January 11
• Saudi Binladen Group Wins Dismissal of Lawsuits Alleging Sept. 11 Support
• Ford Recalls 490,000 Minivans, SUVs for Safety Flaws
• Watson Chief Executive Bisaro Says He’s Hunting for ’Larger Transaction’
• XL Says Thailand Flood Losses May Be as High as $185 Million
• CTC Media Falls Most This Month After Goldman Cuts Rating on Audience, Ads
• Toyota Says North America to Become Global Auto Export Base
• Westlake Extends Gains as Ethane Drop Boosts Ethylene Profit
• IBM Keeps Top Patent Spot for 19th Year as Asian Rivals Gain
• Hill-Rom Falls as Quarterly Earnings Miss Analyst Estimates
• Yandex Gains as Goldman Sachs Says Company Among ‘Best Buys’
• Baylor’s First Heisman Trophy Winner Robert Griffin III to Enter NFL Draft
• Debating Whom to Blame for Mideast Sectarian Clashes: Noe & Raad
• Brocade Poised to Rise 40% in Takeover Seen for Oracle: Real M&A
• Taxpayer Advocate Calls IRS Budget Cut ‘Most Serious’ Issue
• Universal American to Gain Medicare Patients in Deal for APS Healthcare
• Illinois Bond Spread Triples After Cut by Moody’s to Lowest-Rated State
• Health Management CEO Says ‘No Merit’ to Suit That Hurt Stock
• Google Wins Biggest Enterprise Deal as Spain’s Banco Bilbao Reduces Costs
• Covidien Seeks ‘Tuck-In’ Acquisitions to Reinforce Devices
• Lane, Scherr, Varadhan Named to Goldman’s Management Committee, Memo Shows
• Obama Proposes Tax Incentives for Returning Jobs to U.S.
• Robot Ball, Kid-Proof Toys Gamble in Vegas: Rich Jaroslovsky
• U.S. Wheat Expanding From Century Low as Glut Looms: Commodities
• EON Buys Stake in Billionaire Batista’s MPX for $471 Million
• WaMu Judge Won’t Halt Bankruptcy for Low-Ranking Creditors
• Treasury Sells 10-Year Notes at Record Yield
• Oil Declines After U.S. Fuel Inventories Climb as German Economy Contracts
• Fed’s Plosser Says Inflation Calls for ‘Careful Watching’
• Occupy Wall Street Plans New York March on Federal Reserve Over Weekend
• Goldman Sachs, Computer Technicians Reach Settlement in Overtime Pay Suit
• Brazilian Stocks Advance as Usiminas, Vale Follow Metal Prices Higher
• CFTC Votes 4-to-1 for Rules Aimed at Wall Street Swap Abuse
• Video: Gabelli Likes Utilities, Consumer Products
• Romney Rivals Turn to South Carolina
• Intel CEO Otellini Projects 2011 Sales of $54 Billion
• Deutsche Telekom to Share Network With Telefonica, FTD Says
• Cabot, Southwestern Fall as Natural Gas Drops to 28-Month Low
• Orange Juice Tumbles Most in Two Years as ICE Boosts Margins
• Gold Rises to Four-Week High on China Demand, Europe’s Debt Woes
• Christie Tells Oprah He Feels Guilty About Being Unable to Control Weight
• New York Jets Hire Ex-Dolphins Coach Sparano to Replace Schottenheimer
• How to Choose the Ideas Your Company Should Invest In
• Microsoft Is Said to Plan Marketing Reorganization That Includes Job Cuts
• Volcker Rule Trading Ban Gets CFTC 3-2 Vote
• Mexico Peso Pares Drop as Auto Production Fuels Growth Optimism
• Calderon Signs Law Allowing Mortgage Agency to Grant More Loans
• Clinton Calls for Arab League to Leave Syria
• OCI Plans 400 Megawatts of Solar Power Plants in Texas for CPS
• BNDES to Lend $2.2 Billion for Brazil Sugar-Cane Plantations
• Peru Stocks: Aceros Arequipa, Ferreyros, Panoro, Southern Copper
• Suzlon Awarded Order for 24 Megawatt Brazil Wind-Energy Project
• United Continental Jets From Europe Make Fuel Stops on Winds
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Minneapolis District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Dallas District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: San Francisco District (Text)
• Web-Name Change May Spur Lawsuits, Internet Overseer’s CEO Says
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: St. Louis District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Chicago District (Text)
• Sri Lanka Held to Its Lowest One-Day Score in South Africa Loss
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Atlanta District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Richmond District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Kansas City District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Cleveland District (Text)
• Summary of Economic Reports by Federal Reserve District Banks
• U.S. Federal Reserve Jan. Beige Book Summary (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Boston District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: New York District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Philadelphia District (Text)
• Gudmundsson Sues Iceland’s Central Bank Over Salary, Visir Says
• CBS to Order at Least 15 Pilots for Next Season, Tassler Says
• Tribune Judge Sets May Date for Hearing in Final Bankruptcy Court Fight
• Exotix Joins Barclays in Closing Buenos Aires Office After New Regulations
• U.S. Property Deals May Climb to $300 Billion, Real Capital Says
• Brazil, Russia Offer ‘Attractive’ Returns, Pimco’s Rahman Says
• EIB Sold 12 Million Post-2012 EU Carbon Permits in December
• BMW-Mercedes Sales Rhetoric Raises Dealer Concern With Focus on Quantity
• AmeriGas $2.9 Billion Buy of Energy Transfer Unit Approved With Conditions
• Allied Irish’s EBS Unit Workers to Hold Strike Jan. 26
• Citigroup Lobbyist Casts Doubt on Obama’s Recess Appointment
• BlackRock Agrees to Buy Claymore Canada From Guggenheim in ETF Fund Push
• Citigroup Still Likely to Sell OneMain Consumer Unit, Fitch Says
• Exercise-Related Hormone May Help Obesity, Harvard Study Says
• Florida Orange-Production Estimate May Be Reduced, Survey Shows
• PGA Tour’s Finchem Gets Extended Contract After Television Deal
• Australian Dollar Falls for First Time in 3 Days on European Debt Concern
• U.S. Natural Gas Stockpiles Probably Fell 2.6%, Analysts Say
• Twinkie-Maker Hostess Brands Files for Bankruptcy, Citing Pension Expenses
• How to Save Holiday Cheer From Retail Rage: Hot off the Griddle
• NYSE Chief Says EU Analysis ‘Flawed’
• Pandit’s Risk Idea Makes ‘No Sense,’ Bove Says: Tom Keene
• U.K. Stocks Retreat, Led by Utilities; Unilever Shares Decline
• Allianz Said to Consider Converting Commerzbank Participation
• Hugh Grant Wrong in Phone-Hacking Testimony, Daily Mail Says
• ADM to Cut 1K Jobs, About 3% of Workforce
• Farmers Must Cut Antibiotic Use, Animal-Health Organization Says
• U.K. Bank Customers Shouldn’t Bear Vickers Cost, Osborne Says
• Pound Weakens to Three-Month Low Versus Dollar After Trade Deficit Widens
• Gingrich-Allied Attack Film Shows Romney as ‘Ruthless’ Rich
• Hungary Poised for ‘Tortuous’ IMF Talks, Capital Economics Says
• Polish Central Bank Keeps Rates Unchanged as Zloty Drop Spurs Inflation
• UN Says Syria Undeterred by Monitors as Assad Vows Defiance
• European Stocks Decline From One-Week High; Repsol Leads Retreat
• Extract Says Potential China Takeover Gets Namibia Approval
• Colombian Stock Movers: Pacific Rubiales, Canacol, Bancolombia
• EU’s Semeta Says Too Early to Say Who’ll Back Transaction Tax
• Morgan Stanley’s Templer, Evans Said to Leave Equities Unit
• TT Electronics Seeks Asia Acquisitions After Cutting Debt
• Alliance Bank May Resume Talks With EBRD on Selling Stake
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for January 11
• Macy’s Bond Sale Signals Escape From Junk Just a Start: Corporate Finance
• German Stocks Decline as Economy Contracts; Metro, Douglas Shares Retreat
• Intercell Rises on Start of Phase II Study for TB Vaccine
• Italian-Thai to ‘Renegotiate’ After Myanmar Scraps Coal Plant
• SEC Approves 11 Percent Spending Boost for U.S. Audit Watchdog
• Hochschild Says New Silver Mines to Boost Output 50% in 2014
• Slovak Republic Sells 1 Billion Euros in Five-Year Bonds
• Warburg Pincus Hires Carnegie to Sell 10% Stake in EMGS
• French Farm, Food Exports Rose 6.9% in November on Champagne
• Cartier CEO Doesn’t See Luxury Bubble Forming, L’Hebdo Reports
• Euro Has 48.8% Chance of Breakup by Dec. 31, 2013: Intrade
• Sainsbury Sales Beat Estimates After ‘Record’ Christmas
• Innovate or Be Overtaken, Energy Secretary Tells Automakers
• SuperGroup CEO Expects to Cut Prices From Autumn as Cotton Eases
• Ukraine Sells Energy Distributor Donetskoblenergo to DTEK
• CFTC Votes 4-1 to Complete Fund-Segregation Rule After MF Global Collapse
• Greece, Cyprus Consider Linking Power Grids, Greek Minister Says
• Merkel Will Struggle to Pass Transaction Tax, Lawmaker Says
• NYSE Says Media Reports Indicate Deutsche Boerse Will Be Blocked
• Dodgers End TV Rights Fight With Fox, Paving Way for Sale of Baseball Team
• Uruguay November Output Falls 8.7% From Year Ago on Refinery
• Isovoltaic in Talks to Sell 45% Stake After Pulling IPO in April
• Icahn Ends Commercial Metals Proxy Fight
• Portugal Property Faces Rough Year After 2011 Investment Slump
• Erdogan Will Fight ‘Interest-Rate Lobby’ in Turkey, Says Rates Should Fall
• Colts Hire Eagles’ Grigson as General Manager, Replacing Fired Bill Polian
• Turkey Stocks: Ford Otomotiv, Koc Holding, Halkbank Were Active
• Amtrak to Order Electric Locomotives This Year
• Hungarian Forint Drops as EU May Restrict Hungary Funds on Deficit Breach
• Exxaro Agrees to Acquire Australia’s African Iron for $349 Million in Cash
• MF Global U.S. Brokerage Arm Put on U.K. Creditor Committee
• Goldman Sachs Appoints Paradise, Ueda to Run Securities Division in Asia
• Romney Victory Sets Stage for Next Contest
• Fed’s Lockhart Avoids a ‘Rigid Position’ on Further Easing
• Avenue Capital Raises $2.1 Billion for Europe Distressed Fund
• Thoma Bravo Said to Raise $850 Million for Largest Buyout Fund
• Citic Securities December Net Income 4.4 Billion Yuan
• EBA to Review 9% Capital Rule Based on Steps to Fight Crisis
• German Banking Groups Say They Oppose Financial-Transaction Tax
• Naira Trade Limited for Third Day as Strike in Nigeria Continues
• Scene Last Night: Eric Bourne, Barclays Capital’s Janice Moore
• Job Outlook Brightens From U.S. Factories to Fracking: Economy
• Casino Paris Share a ‘Barrier to Competition,’ Watchdog Says
• U.S. High Court Rejects Limits on Witness-ID Testimony
• Panetta Said Ready to Release First Budget Numbers Jan. 26
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Jan. 11
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, Jan. 11
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Jan. 11
• EON, MPX JV ‘Pre-Money’ Valuation Is 7.5 Billion Reais
• U.K. Names Fourth Chairman of Bank Stake Manager on Sale Delay
• Massmart Climbs to Record After Reporting 15% Rise in Sales
• Ferrox Agrees to Sell Stake to Former Central Bank Governor
• Lira Advances for Fourth Day as Current-Account Deficit Narrows
• Iberdrola Bids for French Wind Projects With Areva, Technip
• Elbit Imaging Surges Most in Month on Shopping Centers Sale
• Argentine Stocks: Galicia, Siderar Fall; Ledesma Advances
• Gasoline Extends Loss on Report Supplies Rose More Than Forecast
• Russia Equity Movers: AvtoVAZ, Magnit Are Active in Moscow
• Standard Chartered Sells EUR1 Bln 4.125% Notes Due 2019
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for Jan. 6 (Text)
• Rand Drops as Metals Fall on Concern Debt Crisis to Slow Growth
• Peru Dollar Bonds Fall as Europe Crisis Threatens Global Growth
• Brazil Stock Movers: Hypermarcas, MPX Fall; Iochpe-Maxion Jumps
• Argentina Has ‘Better Than Expected,’ Rains After Drought
• Russia to Have ‘Satisfactory’ Weather for Grains, Center Says
• RBS Said to Sell $500 Million of U.K. Credit Card-Backed Bonds
• U.S. Repo Close: Current 3-Year Note Is at Lowest Rate, 0.01%
• EU Steps Up Pressure on Hungary as Cabinet Seeks Aid Talks
• Lutnick Says Dodd-Frank Law May Be ‘Violently Beneficial’ for BGC Partners
• Evans Says ‘Only Modest’ Pickup in Economy Warrants Federal Reserve Action
• Obama Invites Intel, Ford for Forum on Creating U.S. Jobs
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: British American of Kenya, First Bank
• Magnit Climbs to 2-Month High as 2011 Net Retail Sales Jump
• Lyxor Asset Management Starts Four More Commodity Exchange Funds
• Greek Economic Sentiment Improved for Second Month in December
• Royal Bank of Scotland Cuts 272 Jobs at U.K. Corporate Bank
• Financial Industry May Lose 150,000 Jobs in 18 Months, Bove Says
• Barclays Geneva Wealth Unit Increases Assets, Hires Bankers
• Gasoline Falls on Europe Debt Concern, Report Stockpiles Rose
• AvtoVAZ Surges Most in a Month as Sales Climb to Record High
• Spain Adopts Austerity Measures as Economic Recession Looms
• Merkel Praises Italy’s Debt Cuts as Monti Urges Recognition From Investors
• Greenberg Says Mess in Europe to Fuel Flight to the Dollar
• Tallinna Kaubamaja Fourth-Quarter Revenue Rose 6.3%, Led by Cars
• U.K. Regulator Charges Man With 8 Counts of Insider Trading
• Banco do Brasil May Pay 3 Billion Reais in Crop Insurance
• South Africa Imports Yellow Corn From Romania
• Debt Trap Looms in Convertibles Due After 25% Sensex Plunge: India Credit
• Ethiopia Sale of State Assets Would Raise $7.6 Billion
• Europe Banks Hoarding Cash Resist Draghi Bid to Avoid Crunch
• Russian Failed Mars Probe May Crash Into Indian Ocean on Jan. 15
• Serbian 2011 Foreign-Currency Reserves Rise to 12 Billion Euros
• Fuchs, Koc Venture to Invest in Lubricants Plant in Turkey
• Swap-Conduct Rules for Pensions, Municipalities May Be Softened by CFTC
• Chilean Peso Strengthens as Traders Forecast Slower Rate Cuts
• UBS Sells EU1.5 Billion 3.125% Bonds
• Remembering the Great Strike of 1912 (Part 1): Echoes
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Bank Al-Jazira, Damas, Qatar National Bank
• Mombasa Port Container Traffic May Increase by 1.2% This Year
• Polish Stocks: Jastrzebska, Lotos, Orlen, Trakcja Move in Warsaw
• Euro Weakens for First Time in 3 Days on Debt-Crisis Concern; Pound Drops
• Cleared Carbon Volumes Surged on ICE as EIB May Have Begun Sales
• Toll Brothers CEO Sees NYC as Best Home Market in ’12
• Egyptian Stocks: Telecom Egypt, Paints & Chemical Industries
• HSBC Sells 23 Million Reais of Discount Uridashi Notes
• Novo Seeks More Company Stakes After Adding to Enzyme Holdings
• Egypt Offers Dollar Treasury Bills to Cut Borrowing Costs
• Ukrainian Grain Exports Rose 23% Last Month, UkrAgroConsult Says
• HSBC Sells NZ$50 Million of 15-Year Discount Uridashi Notes
• Standard Chartered Selling Senior Unsecured Bonds in Euros
• Lacker ‘Nervous’ About Fed’s Independence With Forays Into Fiscal Policy
• England Makes 15 Changes to Squad for Six Nations; Farrell Among Call-Ups
• Fitch’s Riley Says ECB Should Buy More Bonds to Stem Sovereign Debt Crisis
• Deutsche Bank Sells 16 Million Lira of Discount Uridashi Notes
• Kuwait Sees No Need for Government to Help Out Bourse, KUNA Says
• Algeria Seeks to Buy Wheat, Syria Cancels Tender, Agritel Says
• Oil Falls From Near a One-Week High as German Economy Approaches Recession
• Nynas Gets 750 Million Euros in Loans for Takeover, Refinancing
• Cantor, BGC to Hire Over 500 People This Year, CEO Lutnick Says
• Treasuries Advance as Fitch Rating Says ECB Should Step Up Bond Purchases
• Syrian President Addresses Damascus Crowd to Promise Victory
• Turk Telekom in Loan Talks With Banks to Finance Capital
• Newcastle Says Sammy Ameobi to Miss ‘Number of Months’ Because of Injury
• Ortega Hosting Ahmadinejad in Nicaragua Blasts Israel
• Greek Suicides, Attempts Reach 1,727 Over Three Years, ANA Says
• Vienna Bank Summit, Cyber Attacks, Romania Antitrust, Oracle: Compliance
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jan 10, 2012.
• U.S. Bond Market May Be in ‘Bubble,’ Yale’s Shiller Says
• Ziggo, XS4ALL Must Block Access to Pirate Bay, Dutch Court Says
• Embraer Deliveries, Order Backlog Fall in Fourth Quarter
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Goldman, RBS, Cnooc, WellCare, Refco, MBIA in Court News
• Rehn Says Poland Doesn’t Have an Excessive Deficit in 2012
• Qatar Shares Advance Most in Week on Speculation QNB Bank Decline Overdone
• Marguerite Fund Buys Into France’s Largest Solar Park
• Saudi Arabia Signs Contracts to Build in Wheat Silos, Flour Mill
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Credit Suisse Said to Sell 1.25 Billion Euros of Covered Bonds
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Shale Drilling Won’t Start Dangerous Quakes, U.K. Scientists Say
• ABFL CP deal:India Money Markets
• EU Weighs Rules to Spur Competition in Payments Industry
• IDBI and ING CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Nigeria Shuts Down as Striking Unions Defy Jonathan Over Fuel Subsidy
• Former Blatter Challenger Johansson Calls for Probe of Corruption Claims
• HDFC CP deal:India Money Markets
• CBI and PNB CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Spain Industrial Output Falls, Minister Sees Recession Risk
• Raymond James Said to Near $930 Million Purchase of Broker Morgan Keegan
• Polish Central Bank Keeps Its Benchmark Rate at 4.5%, Matching Forecasts
• Little Chef to Close 67 U.K. Outlets With Loss of 600 Jobs
• Pakistan Army Rift With Gilani Escalates After Sacking, Coup Allegations
• Airbus Production Increase Strains GKN Suppliers’ Funding Need
• Indian 10-Year Bond Yield Near Five-Month Low as RBI to Buy Debt
• Cyprus Says Detained Ship Didn’t Violate Syria Arms Embargo
• Ex-CN Chief Harrison Keen to Run Canadian Pacific, Globe and Mail Reports
• Simon Property Group Sells Stake in Owner of 46 Shopping Malls in Italy
• BlackRock Statements on UniCredit Stake Reviewed by Regulator
• Brazil Futures Yields Fall on Inflation Preview; Real Declines
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.06% to 0.09%, ICAP Says
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 4.05 Billion Rupees of Indian Equities
• Fiscal, Income Gaps Most Likely Risk to Prosperity, WEF Says
• Gamesa Opens Wind Power Blade-Manufacturing Factory in India
• Greece Tables Bill on 2012-15 Structural Reforms to Parliament
• Yemen Parliament Delays Debate, Vote on Saleh Immunity Draft Law
• Rupert Murdoch’s Wedding Singer Sues News Corp. Over Phone Hacking
• Red Kite Evangelicals Reap 47% Sowing Bet on China Copper Market
• French Department Stores See Growth, Gloom
• Monti Warns of Italian Anti-EU Protests as He Meets With Merkel in Berlin
• Germany on Brink of Recession as Euro Debt Crisis Damps Exports: Economy
• UBS Senior Unsecured Bond Sale Said to Total 1.5 Billion Euros
• French Soft-Wheat Exports Fell 11% in November; Durum Gained
• EU to Open Tender for Temporary CO2 Platform This or Next Month
• Ugandan Business Owners Start Strike Over Interest Rates
• Bordeaux Faces Price Test at $23 Million Hong Kong Auction
• Asian Stocks Rise as U.S. Optimism Overshadows European Concern
• Damas Surges to Two-Year High as Mannai Considers Bid
• Kenya Shilling Gains on Speculation Interest Rate Maintained
• Eritrea Accuses Ethiopia of Blocking Satellite Transmissions
• Dubai Palm-Shaped Island to Get First New Development Since Nakheel Rescue
• Italian Bank Deposits Fall as Loan Growth Slows in November
• China Doubles Estimate of Third-Quarter Capital Account Gap
• Germany Got Bids for Double the Maximum Target at Note Auction; Yield 0.9%
• ArcelorMittal’s Ukraine Unit Increases Production in December
• Bordier Private Bank Client Assets Climb 5%, l’Agefi Reports
• Credit Suisse Covered Bonds Said to Have 60 Basis-Point Spread
• Rogoff Says Ireland Among European Nations at Risk of Default
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 4,500 Tons of Palm Oil
• Heathrow Posts Passenger Record as Manchester Surpasses Stansted
• Shell CEO Says the Potential for Shale Gas in Europe Is Limited
• Lebanon’s 10-Month Budget Gap Narrows to 2.28 Trillion Pounds
• La Nina May Weaken, Boosting Outlook for Grain Crops in Argentina, Brazil
• India ‘Better Placed’ Than Other BRIC Nations, Roubini Says
• Astra Agro Sell 6,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• Ukraine’s GDP Grew at Fastest Pace Since 2007, Azarov Says
• Europe’s $39 Trillion Pension Risk Grows as Economy Falters
• Iran Cuts Crude Export Prices to Asian Buyers for February
• Rusal Heads for Biggest Advance in 3 Months as Aluminum Climbs
• Arab Potash’s Net Income Rose 60% Last Year, Jordan Times Says
• DSG TECHNOLOGY December Sales Fall 56.33% (Table) : 6264 TT
• Russia’s Wartime Tank Producer Makes More Profit From Railcars
• China’s Gold Imports From Hong Kong Climb to Record on Investment Demand
• Turcas, Socar Seek Loan for $5 Billion Turkish Oil Refinery
• SNB Watchdog Says He’ll Stay Following Hildebrand’s Surprise Resignation
• Slovak Republic Said to Hire Banks for Future Euro Bond Sale
• Microsoft Sues Shanghai Gome, Buynow Over Pirated Software Sales in China
• Russia Grain, Legumes Exports Reach 17.9 Million Tons, Ikar Says
• UBS Said to Tighten Guidance on Senior Unsecured Bond Sale
• China Everbright Signs $100 Million Loan for China Energy Plants
• Russia Slaughters Half of Farm’s Pigs After Finding Swine Fever
• Douglas Full-Year Profit Rises 14% on German Perfume Sales Gain
• Vestas Restructuring May Cut Jobs While Keeping Engel as CEO
• Germany to Avoid Recession, Grow 0.8% This Year, BGA Says
• U.K. Trade Gap Widens More Than Expected as Exports Fall 1.5%
• Indonesia Stock Movers: Garuda Indonesia, Semen Gresik, Timah
• North Sea Aasgard February Crude Exports to Rise to Nine Cargoes
• Deutsche Bank to List Synthetic ETFs in Hong Kong Tomorrow
• Mannai of Qatar Considers Cash Offer for Jeweler Damas
• Stocks Erase Early Losses; FTSE 100 Index Trades Little Changed in London
• Asian Currencies Weaken as European Debt Crisis Outweighs U.S. Jobs Data
• Bosnian Serb Police Arrest Man, Confiscate Weapons in Banja Luka
• Snyder Says Immigrants Can Create Jobs in Michigan (Video)
• Turkish Current-Account Gap Narrowed for First Time in 2 Years in November
• Spain’s Rajoy May Need Back Door Bailout for Regional Rescues: Euro Credit
• Taiwan Dollar Rises to 2-Month High Before This Week’s Election
• EDF Said to Sell 10-Year Euro-Denominated Bonds
• China Yuan Has Longest Losing Streak Since 2009 as Economy Slows
• RBS’s Ulster Said to Plan Job Cuts, $64 Million of Savings
• Europe Banks’ Dollar Funding Cost Falls to Lowest in Four Months
• Saudi Aramco Trading Unit for Oil Products Begins Operation
• Russian Pork Production May Have Increased 6%, Institute Says
• German Economy May Have Shrunk at End 2011
• China Swap Rates Drop Most in Three Weeks as PBOC May Add Cash
• Sovereign, Corporate Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Richemont’s Piaget Aims to Lift Sales via Record-Thin Timepiece
• U.K. Stocks Decline; FTSE 100 Index Loses 0.3% as Shell, BP Shares Retreat
• Sino Forest’s Greenheart Gains on Parent Debt-Waiver Comment
• Saudi 10 Million-Barrel Oil Output Is Near Limit, Reuters Says
• China Stocks: GF Securities, Gree Electric, Huadian, Huaneng
• Newcastle Wants to Buy Back Liverpool’s Andy Carroll at Discount: Roundup
• Ocean Grand Shares Plunge on Resumption After Five-Year Halt
• China’s Growth in Power Consumption May Slow With Economy
• Trafigura Has No Problem With Financing Needs, Le Temps Reports
• WISHER INDUS CO December Sales Fall 0.19% (Table) : 1465 TT
• Korean Regulator Plans Routine Review of Citigroup Unit
• South African Rand Reverses Decline Against Dollar, Trading 0.3% Stronger
• Philippine 20-Year Bond Yields at July Low on Likely Rate Cut
• DeNA Declines Most in Seven Weeks on Industry Growth Concern
• Bullish Bets on HDFC Futures Climb to Record on Earnings Outlook
• Greece Won’t Raise Power Prices Again in 2012, Naftemporiki Says
• EFG Investors Back Swapping a Third of Certificates for Bonds
• Greece, Creditors Agree on Coupon for Debt Swap, Euro2day Says
• Oil Trades Near a One-Week High as Iran Tension Counters European Economy
• China’s Stocks Drop for First Time in 4 Days Before Inflation Data Release
• Norway Bond Yields Test German Parity as Euro Crisis Flight Resets Spreads
• Vietnam Bonds Rise on Demand for Debt as Collateral; Dong Gains
• Austrian Airlines Sets 260 Million-Euro Revamp, Presse Reports
• Canadian Natives Seek to Stop Enbridge’s Oil-Sands Pipeline
• Romania December Inflation Rate Falls to Lowest in Two Decades
• Acer Intends to Boost Market Share, Frankfurter Allgemeine Says
• UBS Senior Bonds Said to Yield About 180 Basis Points Over Swaps
• Philippine Stocks: Philippine National, San Miguel, Semirara
• German Ministry Halts Release of Berlin Airport Study, FTD Says
• Goldman Sachs Targets China’s H-Shares to Rise 17% Amid Monetary Easing
• China Merchants Said to Plan Sri Lanka Terminal Stake Purchase
• EU May Probe Austria’s New East Europe Bank Rules, Standard Says
• BofA Appoints Killingback as Head of Asia Mergers Amid Management Overhaul
• ProSiebenSat.1 Programs in Slovenia Reinstated After Agreement
• Spain to Make Banks Cut Foreclosure Values, Confidencial Reports
• DBS in Sovereign Wealth Fund Tie-Up for Private Banking Product
• LNG Tanker Methania Due in Zeebrugge Terminal Jan. 16, Port Says
• TUI France Seeks Profitability in Three Years, La Tribune Says
• Copper May Decline as Fitch Warns Italy of Rating Downgrade
• Amazon Is First Big Retailer to Back Hollywood Film Format
• Qatar Orders Emirates Airline to Stop Promotions, QNA Says
• India Lets Starbucks, Ikea Open Wholly Owned Stores After Wal-Mart Reverse
• Hedge Funds Are Betting on Greek Default, Handelsblatt Reports
• South Korea Stocks: Poongsan, Ssangyong Motor, STX Pan Ocean
• Euro Falls Versus Dollar Before Europe Debt Sales, Industrial Output Data
• Hungary Faces Next Level of EU Deficit Procedure, Bruxinfo Says
• Aluminum Prices May Climb to Six-Month High This Quarter
• Russian Farm Bank Hires SocGen Unit’s Zhdanov, Kommersant Says
• Orange, SFR to Cut Prices as Free Reduces Tariffs, Echos Says
• Spain Banks May Need 20 Bln Euros From Taxpayers, Expansion Says
• Oil Pares Loss After Fars Says Iran Nuclear Scientist Killed in Bomb Blast
• Hong Kong to Monitor Fine Air Pollutants at Stations by March
• Swatch Sales May Reach 8 Billion Francs in 2012, Le Temps Says
• Orange, SFR to Cut Prices in Response to Iliad, Echos Says
• Hochtief, ACS Form Power Lines Venture, FT Deutschland Reports
• MLB Commissioner Selig to Get $25 Million-a-Year Contract, USA Today Says
• Japan Stocks Advance as U.S. Economic Optimism Outweighs Europe Concern
• Otkritie’s Mints Buys VTB Group Business Center, Kommersant Says
• Heisman Winner Griffin to Forgo Senior Year, Enter NFL Draft, ESPN Reports
• Jay Paterno Leaves Penn State After 17 Years as Assistant Coach, ESPN Says
• Lehman Executive Departures Mark ‘Turning Point’ for Nomura
• Bonds to Fund Projects in Asia as Loans Fall, HSBC Says
• Spotless Investors Threaten to Oust Board as Pacific Equity Offer at Risk
• Vietnam Stock Movers: Phuoc Hoa Rubber, Petroleum Equipment
• Taiwan Stocks Movers: AU Optronics, President Chain, Promos
• Smartphones to Make Airport Check-in Desks Obsolete, Study Says
• Schottenheimer Tells New York Jets He Won’t Return Amid Coaching Shakeup
• Romney Film Stretches Truth While Taking Comments Out of Context
• Russia Swings to 2011 Budget Surplus 0.8% of GDP, Vedomosti Says
• Evergreen Eyes Close as Ex-Goldman Traders Top Hedge Funds
• Ugandan Banks to Review Loan Rates on Strike Threat, Vision Says
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 01/11/2012 (Tabl
• Romney Primary Romp Follows Republican Pattern of Losers Who Win
• Falcons’ Mularkey Returns to Florida as Head Coach of Jacksonville Jaguars
• Kuwait Oil Minister Says Market Needs More Supply, KUNA Says
• Paul May Win Clout by Gaining Delegates
• Goldman’s Tax-Free Building Loan Makes Liberty Bonds Renewal a Tough Sell
• DuPont, Makhteshim, Kodak, News Corp: Intellectual Property
• American Auto Market Preferred for Profit as Sales in China Slow
• Omnicare Cheated U.S., Illinois, Lawsuit Claims
• AMR Seeks to Hire Perella Weinberg as Labor Contract, Pension Fund Adviser
• Risk Appetite Will Soon Be Lost, Janjuah Says: Chart of the Day
• Fracking Political Support Unshaken by Doctors’ Call for Ban
• Rail Traffic Surge Shows Canada Economy May Beat Growth Forecasts: Freight
• Treatment of Troops’ War Wounds Targeted by U.S. Medical Schools
• Tebow, Broncos Prepare to Face Ex-Coach McDaniels at New England Patriots
• Sandusky Legacy Leaves Penn State Recruiting at Loss to Ohio State’s Meyer
• Property Investors Bet on Rising Demand for U.S. Charter Schools
• CFTC Takes Up Conduct Rules for Dealers Selling Swaps to Municipalities
• Republican Snyder Woos Immigrants to Refill Depopulated Michigan
• Republican Senators Rebuke Fed for Recommending Ways to Spur U.S. Housing
• Huntsman’s Appeal to Independents Provides a Chance
• Robuchon’s Kibo Serves Fatty No-Cal Noodles, Tiny Cones: Review
• Blackstone Joins DDR to Acquire 46 U.S. Shopping Centers for $1.43 Billion
• Washington Governor Gregoire Seeks Refiner Fee to Fix Roads, Run Ferries
• Fannie Mae CEO Williams to Leave Mortgage Financier Once Successor Named
• South Carolina Offers Romney Rivals Best Chance to Slow Him Down
• Warner Bros. Faces Push-Back With Plan to Bar New DVD Rentals for 8 Weeks
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 01/11/201
• Insurers Lifting Rates as Storms Defy Models
• Navy Using Northrop Grumman High-Altitude Drone to Monitor Persian Gulf
• Super Fracking Goes Deeper to Pump Up Natural Gas Production
• Bernanke Doubles Down on Fed Bet Defied by Recession
• Carlyle Group Founders Received $413 Million Last Year Before Planned IPO
• Deutsche Boerse, HSBC Holdings, Repsol: Europe Equity Preview
• Fed’s Williams Sees Case for Easing as George Warns of Risks