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January 16, 2012

• Tata Motors Rises to Highest in Eight Months
• Malaysian Stocks: HeiTech, Kimlun, Proton, Shin Yang, Takaso
• RTS Futures Rise on Oil as French Debt Defies Downgrade: Russia Overnight
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Vietnam’s PV Oil Said to Offer Bunga Orkid and Rong Doi Cargoes
• ECB’s Draghi Questions Role of Ratings Companies After S&P Downgrades
• Hollande Hangs on to Lead in French Presidency Election Poll
• China Construction Bank, Agricultural Bank Appoint New Heads
• Sharapova Rises in Tennis Rankings as Shoe Design Helps Nike Unit’s Sales
• Malaysia’s Petronas Said to Offer Labuan Crude for March Loading
• Qunar Considers U.S. IPO as China Travel Demand Fuels Growth
• Malaysia’s Petronas Said to Offer Tapis Crude for March Loading
• China Home Sales Rise at Slowest Pace in Three Years on Government Curbs
• Global Funds Sell Net 1.86 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Treasuries Decline as Asia Stocks Gain Before Fed Releases Factory Report
• NEOTECH PHOTOELE December Sales Fall 78.21% (Table) : 3606 TT
• Hutchison Said to Be Near Agreement to Buy Orange Austria for $1.8 Billion
• Morgan Stanley Said to Limit Cash Bonuses
• Rosneft Said to Sell 100,000 Tons of Sokol Crude to Vitol
• DRB Agrees to Acquire Proton Holdings
• Shanghai Mayor Says Timing Not Right for Exchange’s International Board
• Dollar, Yen Decline After China Economic Growth Beats Estimates
• Australian REITs to Offer Returns of Up to 15% on Asset Sale, Merrill Says
• Rizal Commercial to Sell Five-Year Dollar Notes
• Australian, New Zealand Dollars Strengthen on Prospects for China’s Growth
• Astra, Global Land, Surya Semesta: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Japan Keeps Its Economic Assessment Even as Exports Decline
• Asahi Holds Onto Lead Over Kirin in Japan
• China Property Enters Consolidation Period After ‘Golden Era’, Citi Says
• MEMC Unit SunEdison Plans Solar Plants in Japan, Nikkei Reports
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Fortescue Second-Quarter Iron Ore Shipments Rise 45%
• Mesirow Raises Cash Level for European Credit Investment Opportunities
• Cruise Ship Sinking in Peak Booking Season May Worsen Losses
• Liverpool’s Performance Didn’t Earn Apparel Deal Renewal, Adidas CEO Says
• Singapore Exports Unexpectedly Rose on Boost from Pharmaceutical Shipments
• Tepco to Keep Corporate Rate Increase Below 20%, Nikkei Says
• Duke Says Fed Aims to Improve its Communications on Policy
• Obama’s Export Reshuffle Will Help Boost Jobs and Growth: View
• Better Federal Government Starts With States: Edward Glaeser
• Global Productivity Growth Slowdown Extends to 2012, Conference Board Says
• Glaxo, Roche Breast-Cancer Treatments Work Better Combined, Study Shows
• Tankers Poised for Worst Year in Decade as U.S. Refineries Close: Freight
• Public Companies Should Outline Euro Risk in Reports, FRC Says
• Casino Owner’s Gingrich Gift Shreds Court’s Logic: Noah Feldman
• Economic Regime-Change Can Stop Iran Bomb: Gerecht and Dubowitz
• American Red Cross Cited by FDA for Blood-Safety Rule Violations
• Questions Republican Candidates Need to Answer: Ramesh Ponnuru
• Don’t Lump Cuba With Iran on U.S. Terror List: Jeffrey Goldberg
• Emerging Stocks Fail to Woo Buyers at ’09 Low: Chart of the Day
• Steak Draws Celebrities, Fails to Sizzle at London’s 34: Review
• Hockney’s High-Tech Pictures Open Eyes at Royal Academy: Review
• Manufacturing Decline Extends Lackluster Emerging Market Growth
• Gree, Park 24, Toyota Tsusho, Tsugami: Japanese Stocks Preview
• Deaths of Headphone-Wearing Pedestrians Increase, Study Finds
• Study Disputes Finding That Hormone Therapy Causes Breast Cancer
• Japan Futures, Australian Shares Gain as France Auctions Debt
• Canadian Dollar Appreciates Versus Euro on U.S. Economic Expansion Outlook
• Commodities Face ‘Twin Macro Risks’ in Europe, China, Morgan Stanley Says
• ‘Contraband’ Opens as Top Film for Four-Day Holiday Weekend
• Lafarge Workers Brace for More Cutbacks as Crisis Takes Toll
• Fiat Sees U.S. Sales With 500-Like Wagon Modeled on Mini: Cars
• Africans May Die From Sovereign Debt Crisis as Global Medical Aid Withers
• Telekom Austria Says Investor Pecik’s RPR Holds 20.1% in Shares, Options
• RWE Dismisses Utility Merger as EU Commissioner Calls for Scale
• Euro Declines For Second Day as S&P Cuts Ratings, Greek Debt Talks Resume
• Mexico Stocks: Alfa, America Movil, Comerci, Femsa Advance
• Carnival Questions Captain’s Judgment as Death Toll Rises
• Colombian Stock Movers: Corficolombiana, Ecopetrol, Proenergia
• Peru Stocks: Candente, Casa Grande, Ferreyros, Panoro, Pomalca
• N.Z. Dec. Retail Card Spending Falls 0.3% From Month Earlier
• Stocks Rally With French Bonds After Debt Sale; Euro Weakens, Gas Declines
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for January 16
• Knicks Lose to Magic 102-93 as Ryan Anderson Hits Seven Three-Point Shots
• TMX Group Gains Share of Canada Trading as Alpha Declines
• Pembina Pipeline Buys Canada’s Provident Energy for $3.1 Billion in Stock
• Ecopetrol Says No ‘Significant’ Oil Output Cut From Protest
• Huntsman Ends Presidential Bid to Throw Support Behind Front-Runner Romney
• Funds Wager Wrongly on Commodity Prices
• Argentine Stocks: YPF Falls on Investigation; Banks Decline
• Santorum Seeks Momentum After Evangelical Leaders’ Support
• Chilean Stocks: Banco Santander, Cencosud, Empresas La Polar
• Corn Crops Rainfall in Brazil South Eases Losses From Dry Spell
• Interest-Rate Futures Decline After Euro Fund Rating Cut; Real Unchanged
• Former Nortel Executives Face Fraud Charges in Canada Court
• Investors Exercise 4.46 Billion Reais in Options on Bovespa
• Obama Says Martin Luther King Memorial Quote Is Call to Service
• Argentina Investigating Companies on Fuel Price-Fixing
• Peru’s Sol Advances Most in Two Weeks on Exporter Tax Payments
• Undefeated Syracuse Stays Atop AP Basketball Poll; Carolina Falls to No. 8
• Azerbaijan Amassing Arms for Possible Karabakh War, Aliyev Says
• Oil Climbs From Four-Week Low as Iran Warns of Hormuz Supply Disruption
• Colombian Peso Falls for Second Straight Day as Protests Cut Oil Output
• OGX Rises Most in 3 Weeks on Santos Discovery, Field Production Start Up
• Bond Coupon Is ‘Prime Difference’ in Greek Debt Negotiations, IIF Says
• Google, Facebook Seek Halt to Prosecution as India Objects to Some Content
• LCH Clearnet Comments on AAA Benchmark Index After S&P Downgrade
• S&P Cuts EFS Facility to AA+ From AAA
• UN Carbon Credit Futures Drop to Record on Worries Over Greece
• U.K. Studies Tax Break on Oil-Rig Dismantling to Lure Investment
• Cocoa Falls as Europe’s Slowdown May Dent Demand; Robusta Coffee Climbs
• Ecopetrol Says Protests Reduce Colombian Oil Field Output
• Greece’s National Bank Increases Core Tier 1 by $383 Million
• Chavez Gives 9 Hour Speech Ahead of Campaign
• Former Irish Billionaire Sean Quinn Declared Bankrupt
• Richemont Third-Quarter Sales Rise 24% on Increased Demand in Asia Markets
• Cartier Turns to Discreet Watches to Assuage Luxury-Goods Guilt
• Chilean Bond Yields Reach 12-Week Low on Central Bank Rate Cut
• Telenor CEO Baksaas Fights Facebook for ‘Wallet Share’ With Digital Push
• Gazprom Gets Loan for Novy Urengoi Chemical Plant, Interfax Says
• Ukraine’s Grain Exports May Be Less Than Government’s Target
• Angola’s Oil-Led Foreign-Currency Reserves Rise 44% in 2011
• German Stocks Advance as France Sells Debt; BMW, Daimler, Kontron Increase
• Wild-Caught, Farmed Fish Have Same Climate Impact, Study Shows
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for January 16
• Carnival Slumps After Saying Cruise Ship Grounding May Cost It $95 Million
• Natural Gas Extends Drop to Two-Year Low in New York: Commodities at Close
• U.S. Stock Futures Rise as French Borrowing Costs Decline After Auction
• Stocks in Europe Advance as France Sells Treasury Bills; Carnival Tumbles
• Perry Files Emergency Request to Get on Virginia Republican Primary Ballot
• Egypt Islamists Nominate Candidate for Parliament Speaker
• Finland’s Liikanen to Lead EU Group on Bank ‘Structural Reforms’
• Nigerian Unions Suspend Strike After Jonathan Agrees to Cut Gasoline Price
• Serbia’s Tigar Expects EIB Loan to Boost Production, Exports
• Colombian Stock Movers: Corficolombiana Drops; Proenergia Gains
• Corporate Bond Risk Falls in Europe, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Carnival Grounding May Cost Generali, RSA, XL, Insurers Up to $800 Million
• French Bonds Rise as Borrowing Cost Falls at Sale; Portuguese Debt Slumps
• Giants-Packers Posts Best Ratings for Second-Round Playoff Game Since 1997
• French Yields Drop at First Bill Sale Since S&P Downgrade of Nation’s Debt
• Rosneft Said to Be in Talks for $2 Billion in Pre-Export Loans
• Leaders Race to Salvage Euro Rescue Plans Rebuked by S&P Rating Downgrades
• France Has Less Room to Maneuver on Balance Sheet, Moody’s Says
• Forint May Drop to Record on Hungary IMF Tactic, SocGen Says
• Petmin Declines the Most Since March on Mine Sale Veto
• Daily Mirror Editor Says Hacking May Have Happened at Paper
• Morgan Stanley Fund Said to Buy Russian Mall for $1 Billion
• Medvedev Calls for More Regulation of Russian Consumer Lending
• Lira Strengthens to Six-Month High on Foreign Investor Demand
• Thirty-Year Gilt Yields Reach Record Low on Recession Concern; Pound Falls
• Gas Bears Up Bets on ’Catastrophic’ Surplus
• Telefonica Czech Appeal Against Fine Is Rejected, CTK Reports
• Lloyds Sells EU25 Million Floating Notes Due 2013
• Turkish Stocks: Anadolu Hayat, Tofas Turk, Tekfen Are Active
• U.K. Commercial Property Prices Fell in December on Retail Woes
• GMP Capital Says Analysts Pencak, MacDonald Have Left Toronto-Based Firm
• Tour de France’s Contador Drug Test Ruling Delayed by ‘Rumors,’ Court Says
• Allure of German Bunds Intensifies after France, Austria Lose AAA Ratings
• Ecuador Says Foreign Reserves Rose 25% in Week to $3.59 Billion
• RBS Says Still in Talks With Peacocks Over Debt Restructuring
• Carnival Bonds Decline After Costa Concordia Sinks Off Italy
• Huntsman to End Bid, Endorse Romney
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Barclays of Kenya, British-American
• Bloomberg Announces Global Asset Management Summit in Qatar
• Iran Threatens U.S., U.K., Israel After Assassination of Nuclear Scientist
• Federer, Nadal Advance on Australian Open Day One Amid Off-Court Dispute
• Serbia to Insist on U.N. Probe Into Organ Harvesting in Kosovo
• Gucci Owner PPR Sells Its First Bonds in Almost Two Years
• Oil Industry Promotes Keystone XL Among South Carolina Voters
• Brazil’s Economic Activity Returns to Growth After Three-Month Contraction
• Sarkozy Dealt Blow 100 Days Before Election With French Loss of AAA Rating
• Cracker Barrel Founder Dan Evins Dies at Age 76 in Tennessee
• JPMorgan, Pforzheim Urged to Settle $71 Million Swap Suit
• Industrial Building Climbs to Highest Since November in Tel Aviv
• Germany’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rose in 2010, Ministry Says
• Pakistan Supreme Court Issues Premier Gilani Contempt Notice, Summons Him
• ECB Says It Increased Government Bond Purchases Last Week
• Van Rompuy Says Progress Being Made to Reshape Euro Area
• Commercial Bank of Kuwait Board Quits Over ‘Strategy’
• Global Vision Hires Eileen Speer to Trade Bunker Fuel in London
• Nigeria’s Naira Trading Limited as Unions Suspend Fuel Strikes
• South African Rand Rebounds on Speculation Worst Decline in Month Overdone
• Olympic Entertainment Says Quarterly Revenue Rose in Baltics
• French 10-Year Bonds Advance After Borrowing Costs Fall at Bills Auction
• OGX Surges in Sao Paulo After Finding Hydrocarbons in Brazil Santos Basin
• Tanzania’s Top Coffee Grade Surges 19% at Year’s First Sale
• Canada December Existing Home Sales (Text)
• Hungary May Offer 2% Rate Subsidy for Public Workers, Index Says
• U.K. Lawmakers Call for Pension-Fund Managers to Lower Charges
• Egypt Says Deficit to Reach 8.7% of GDP This Year
• Azerbaijan’s Economy Grew 0.1% in 2011, AzTV Says, Cites Aliyev
• Ghana Opposition to Name Bawumia as Running Mate, Joy Reports
• UPM-Kymmene Advances Most in Week on German Paper Mill Closing
• Danisco Loses Bid to Delay Novozymes Trial on Animal Feed Patent
• Kenyan Corn Fungus May Reduce Crop Yields, State Agency Warns
• UBS Names Niehaus COO of EMEA Investment Banking Department
• Greece’s Depa Studies Mediterranean Gas Pipeline, Minister Says
• ISA to Bid for Transmission Projects in Chile, Portafolio Says
• Merkel, Sarkozy Postpone Rome Talks Beyond Summit, Official Says
• Canada November New Motor Vehicle Sales Report (Text)
• Zloty Reaches Strongest This Year After Rate-Increase Comment
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Manroland Receives Bid From Platinum Equity, Augsburger Reports
• HDFC & IOC CP deal:India Money Markets
• ABFL CP deal:India Money Markets
• Leaking Vale Ore-Ship Not ‘General Structural’ Fault, DNV Says
• Voluntary Greek Debt Cut Is ‘Central Scenario,’ BNP Chief Says
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Rational Full-Year Sales Rise to Record, Helped by New Cookers
• Egyptian Stocks: Amer Group and Raya Holding Are Active
• Ukraine’s Grain Exports Declined Almost 57% in First 11 Days
• Barclays Kenya Gains Most in 3 Weeks on Profit Speculation
• Andhra and PNB CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Indian Bonds Drop on Speculation Government to Miss Deficit Goal
• India’s Rupee Advances After Inflation Slows to Two-Year Low
• Emerging Stocks Drop on Euro, China; Shanghai Falls Fourth Day
• Dena & Vijaya CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• S. Africa to Re-Erect Fence With Mozambique, SAPA Says
• Hackers Assault Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, El Al Websites, Causing Slowdown
• British-American Declines to 1-Month Low on Profit Forecast
• BAE Said to Hire LEK for Review to Sustain Shipbuilding Unit
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Dana Gas, Saudi Steel Pipe Are Active
• Ivory Coast Cocoa Farmers Bank on Changes to Boost Cash, Output
• PBG Builder Jumps as CEO Wisniewski Plans to Raise His Stake
• Abu Dhabi Shares Drop to Three-Year Low on Dana Gas Debt Concern, Europe
• Saudi Arabia Can Make Up for Iranian Crude Oil Losses, CNN Says
• Aquino Targets Philippines’ Top Judge as Slowing Economy Threatens Support
• Inflation Slows to Two-Year Low, Reducing Pressure on India Interest Rates
• Dongyue, Fortescue, Gree, Park 24, Tata Motors: Asia Stocks Preview
• Poorest Nations Host Biggest Gas Finds in Sign of Deals: Energy
• Ecclestone Hid $5 Million Payment to Gribkowsky, Adviser Says
• Suspended London Olympic Ticket Resale Site ‘Back Up’ This Week
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 3.65 Billion Rupees of Indian Equities
• Carnival Cruise Ship Disaster: Photos
• EU Nations to Sell 124 Million Carbon Permits in 15 Months, Tschach Says
• Austrian Regulator Says No Extra Actions Required on Lenders
• Italian Luxury Clothiers Say Euro Crisis Won’t Stop 2012 Growth
• ICE Brent Money Manager Long Positions at 144,863 Last Week
• Vestas Signs Pact to Supply 216 MW Belgian Offshore Wind Farm
• Brazil’s Next Coffee Crop May Fall Short of Demand, Broker Says
• Kulim Rejects Offer From Dewan Perniagaan to Buy QSR Stake
• U.K. Home Sellers Cut Prices as Recovery in ‘Paralysis’: Economy
• Ezdan Begins Process to Sell Real Estate for $420 Million
• Sabic, Sinopec Polycarbonate Plant to Start Production in 2015
• Euro Decoupling as Draghi Rate Cuts Fail to Boost Confidence
• Asian Stocks Retreat Most in Month After S&P Cuts Europe Ratings
• Greece’s September Construction Activity Declines 8% on Year
• Portugal’s Pereira Coutinho Avoids Brazilian Real Estate After Mall Sales
• Serbia Says It Wants ‘Comprehensive Settlement’ With Kosovo
• VW to Expand Car Financing in Europe to Win Customer Loyalty
• OPEC Keeps Oil Demand Forecast Steady, Warns on European Economic Crisis
• PetroVietnam Revenue Rises 28% in 2011 on New Oilfields
• Finnprotein Gets 65 Million-Euro Loan for New Processing Plant
• Banker Kim to Drop Barclays Brand in Russia, Kommersant Reports
• South African Coal Export Prices Decline Most in Four Weeks
• Ghana Rainfall Report for Cocoa Regions, Jan. 1-10
• West Africa Oil-Cargo Demand Gains on Hormuz Threat, Arctic Says
• Bovis 2011 Home Prices Increased on Sales of Family Houses
• Portuguese Foreign Minister Unhappy With S&P Cut, Tanjug Reports
• Putin Reaches Out to Middle-Class, Pledges More Freedoms
• DCC Falls Most in Two Months in Dublin After Cutting Outlook
• Singapore Exchange, China Sky in Courtroom ‘Test of Wills’
• Liverpool May Bid $15 Million for Tottenham’s Defoe, Mirror Says: Roundup
• Rajoy’s Spanish Radio Silence Is Set to Be Broken as Sarkozy Visits Madrid
• One-Year Ore-Ship Hire Costs Fall Most Since 2009, Clarkson Says
• Portuguese Bonds Lead Euro-Region Declines After S&P Ratings Downgrades
• Russia’s Rating Outlook Lowered to Stable by Fitch on Political Protests
• Baidu to Build Southern China Office in International Push
• China Mouse-Click ‘War’ Begins as New Year Travel Overwhelms Rail Website
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 6,500 Tons of Palm Oil
• Honda Seeks to Build Car Plant in Russia, Economy Ministry Says
• Singapore Exchange Quarterly Profit Slides on Volume Plunge
• Angola to Focus on New Diamond Finds as Prices Rise, Angop Says
• Bordeaux Goes Unsold, Price Qualms Damp $18.7 Million Sales
• Vietnam Three-Year Bonds Gain on Central Bank’s Cash Injection
• Austria Wants to Regain AAA Rating at S&P, Spindelegger Says
• U.K. AAA Rating Will Avoid S&P-Style Downgrade, Citigroup Says
• Shark Attack at South Africa’s Port St. Johns Claims First Death of Year
• Lovefilm to Stream ABC’s Desperate Houswives, Lost in U.K.
• Norway Expects Petroleum Production to Rise 1.5% This Year
• Monsson to Invest About 250 Million Euros in Romanian Wind Farm
• China to Raise Share of Power From Non-Fossil Fuels to 11.4%
• Citigroup Hires Four Ex-BNP Energy Brokers for London Team
• Singapore Stocks: CapitaLand, Noble Group, Singapore Exchange
• Hungarian Stocks Drop as S&P Downgrades Rekindle Debt Concerns
• Thailand Stocks: PTT Exploration, Precious Shipping, Thoresen
• Nigerian Unions Suspend Protest While Maintaining Strike on Fuel Subsidies
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jan 13, 2012.
• Algeria Buys 450,000 Tons of Wheat at $277 a Ton, Agritel Says
• Troika Dialog COO Korneeva Leaves Company After 12 Years
• Greece Plans Tax Cuts for Business, Individuals, To Vima Says
• Kenya Shilling Strengthens First Day in Three on Dollar Inflows
• Euribor-OIS Spread Tightens in Europe to Narrowest in Two Months
• Turkish December Budget Deficit 17.9 Billion Liras
• Tanker Sinks, Two Killed After Explosion off Albania, ANA Says
• India Has No Fiscal Leeway to Offer Trade Stimulus, Khullar Says
• Serb Police Beef Security on Tadic Assassination Tip, Blic Says
• Indonesia Stock Movers: AKR Corporindo, Aneka Tambang, OCBC NISP
• Turkey Yields Drop on Lower Funding Costs, Interest Rate Bets
• Muller to Fund Robert Wiseman Takeover With Deutsche Bank Loan
• Oil Rises; Gold Advances on Europe Ratings: Commodities at Close
• Gol CEO Sees Webjet Becoming Ultra Low-Cost Carrier, O Estado Reports
• China Money Rate Jumps to July High; PBOC to Add Funds Tomorrow
• European Bank Dividends Poised to Tumble
• Cyprus EAC Board to Seal J&P Avax Contract, Thrasou Tells CyBC
• Rupiah Falls on Concern Europe’s Woes to Slow Indonesia Economy
• EU Regulators Drop Probe Into Polish Aid for Fiat Powertrain
• South Korea’s LNG Inventories Rise to 80% of Storage Capacity
• Greek Debt Swap Negotiations Face ‘Critical’ Phase This Week
• Ethiopian Banks May Be Less Profitable as Deposit Growth Slows
• Hannover Re Sees Major Loss From Carnival Cruise Liner Accident Off Italy
• Dry-Bulk Ship Demand May Fall on Chinese New Year, Platou Says
• Ghana Plans to Revoke Licenses of Four Cocoa Buyers, B&FT Says
• Philippine Peso, Bonds Decline After European Rating Downgrades
• Rockhopper Jumps After Report Cairn in Talks With Explorer
• Ma Victory Seen Boosting Taiwan Markets as Baer Considers Upgrading Stocks
• European Central Bank Said to Be Buying Italian, Spanish Government Bonds
• Nazarbayev Party Keeps Kazakh Dominance
• Gamesa to Supply China Longyuan With 50MW of Wind Turbines
• IMF to Push for Bigger Lending Capacity to Fight Europe Crisis
• Noble’s Elman Prepares CEO Succession to ‘Take Life Easy’
• German Solar Grants Flawed, Roesler Tells Handelsblatt
• Holcim Books $811 Million Charge on Africa, Weaker Markets
• Iran Warns Importers Not to Hold Goods Due to Rial, Mehr Says
• Taiwan Bonds Rise After Ma Wins Second Term; Local Dollar Falls
• Sovereign, Corporate Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Egypt to Register Presidential Candidates April 15, Ahram Says
• Ringgit Retreats From One-Month High After Euro-Zone Downgrades
• China Stocks: Air China, China Southern, SJEC, Wuliangye Yibin
• Oil Climbs From Four-Week Low as Iran Warns of Hormuz Supply Disruption
• Foxconn to Cut 600 Jobs in Slovak Factory, Hospodarske Says
• Gazprom Offers $4 Billion for Ukraine Pipelines, Kommersant Says
• Euro Falls After S&P Strips France of AAA, Reduces Eight Others’ Ratings
• Russia May Cut February Crude Export Tax 1% After Urals Drops
• China Resources Land Said to Sign HK$1.3 Billion Facility
• Philippine Stock Movers: Robinsons Land, Universal Robina Corp.
• Russia Equity Movers: Norilsk Nickel, Sberbank, VTB, Rostelecom
• TV Frequencies Sale Is Wrong, Berlusconi’s Son Tells Stampa
• Taiwan Exchange Seeks Trading 20 Times Faster
• Erste’s BCR Sees 2012 Gross Profit at $150 Million, ZF Says
• German Interior Minister Bans iPhones, BlackBerrys, Bild Says
• Vestas May Tap Investors, Customers to Fund Parks, Borsen Says
• VSMPO-Avisma Targets 33% Increase in Titanium Output This Year
• Bulgaria’s Maritsa East Miners Go on Strike for Higher Pay
• Romanian Protesters Clash With Riot Police, About 50 Injured
• Billionaire Syed Mokhtar’s DRB-Hicom to Buy Control of Lotus-Owner Proton
• Besson Says Petroplus Has Funding to Jan. 20, Echos Reports
• Rostelecom Drops for First Day in Three on Kerimov Sale Report
• Hungary Sees No Public-Private Project Buyouts in ’12, Napi Says
• Oil Futures Climb From Four-Week Low in New York; Brent Crude Advances
• Homag Group Seeks to Double China Sales, CEO Tells Handelsblatt
• ING Vysya’s Bhardwaj Says India’s RBI May Reduce Rates in April
• Carnival Faces as Much as $95 Million Costs With Grounded Ship Out of Use
• Syria Legislator Defects Even as Assad Seeks to End Protests with Pardon
• France Delays Enders’ Promotion to EADS Chief, Handelsblatt Says
• French Transaction Tax to Hurt Savers, Kessler Says in Echos
• China Economic Growth May Slow to 10-Quarter Low as Worse to Come: Economy
• Hungary May Get About $122 Million From Mobile Tender, Nol Says
• Merkel Favors Reduced Dependence on Rating Companies, FTD Says
• Spain’s Foreign Minister Looks to Boost Country, Expansion Says
• Hungary Will Take Needed Steps on Budget, Csefalvay Tells M1
• Taiwan Stocks: Ambassador, Farglory Land, Formosa Petrochemical
• Japanese Stocks Decline as Europe Rating Cuts Fuel Debt Crisis Concern
• Australian Banks to Cut 7,000 Jobs Over Two Years to Lower Costs, UBS Says
• Singapore’s Private Home Sales Drop to Lowest in Two Years on New Taxes
• Korean Won Declines, Bonds Advance on European Credit-Rating Downgrades
• Philippine Remittance Growth Quickens in Boost for Spending
• Bhansali’s Talma Chemical to Invest in Solar Projects, Economic Times Says
• BOJ Cuts Its Economic View for Seven of Nine Regions
• Nigeria Oil Shutdown Would Be ‘Last Resort’ as Strike Enters Second Week
• Patriots Have 44% Chance of Super Bowl Win, With Giants and 49ers at 21%
• Nigeria Cuts Gasoline Price Amid National Strike Over Subsidies
• China to Curb Nonferrous Metal Production Growth Through 2015
• BYD Rises After Report Electric Cars Exempted From Usage Tax
• Aussie, New Zealand Dollars Decline on Europe, Before China Growth Report
• FKP Property Rises on Report of Talks on $1 Billion Retirement Assets Sale
• Thailand Police Charge Terror Suspect After Finding Bomb-Making Materials
• National Football League Playoff Schedule, Results
• China’s CSRC May Relax Rules on Further IPOs in Hong Kong, Yao Gang Says
• Vietnam Stocks: Minh Phu, Danang Rubber, Ben Tre Aquaproduct
• Ma Balances Taiwan’s Concerns About Autonomy While Backing Ties With China
• Asia Stocks, Euro Drop on S&P Rating Cuts
• Google, BBVA to Create Spanish Tourism Database, FT Says
• Weinstein Co.’s ‘The Artist’ Leads Golden Globes With Three Wins
• Malaysian Stocks: Berjaya Assets, Frontken, Mitrajaya, Tenaga
• Johnson Wagner Rallies to Win PGA Tour’s Sony Open in Hawaii by 2 Strokes
• San Francisco 49ers’ Win Against Saints Tops Patriots’ Rout in TV Audience
• U.K.’s Osborne Welcomes Hong Kong’s Decision to Extend Yuan Trading Hours
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 01/16/2012 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 01/16/201
• Miami Heat Guard Dwyane Wade Is Out Indefinitely With Sprained Right Ankle
• ‘Contraband’ Opens as Weekend’s Top Film; ’Beauty and the Beast’ Is Second
• U.S. Retail Sales Growth Will Slow to 3.4% This Year, NRF Says
• Giants Stun Packers in Green Bay to Reach NFC Title Game in San Francisco