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January 26, 2012

• Zarubezhneft May Help Develop Alrosa Gas Assets, Kommersant Says
• BP Seeks More Time to Sign Supply Accords for Australian Solar
• Ener1, Parent of U.S. Subsidized Battery Unit, Seeks Bankruptcy
• Transaero May Move Hub From Domodedovo Airport, Kommersant Says
• Apple Regains Lead in Smartphones From Samsung, Researcher Says
• Atomic-Free Japan by April Roils Debate on Economic Risks
• Dubai to Pay Debts in 2012 Without Abu Dhabi Aid, National Says
• China Home Prices Must Fall 30% to Reach ‘Reasonable’ Level, Lawmaker Says
• Japan Has 3 Reactors With 6.4% of Total Capacity Online
• Attackers Fire Rockets at Pakistan’s Military Academy
• Schaeuble Says Greek Government Must Act, Stuttgarter Reports
• GE Capital Makes Appointments to Asia Structured-Finance Team
• Global Funds Buy Net 10.1 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Bollard Sees Slower New Zealand Growth on Delayed Quake Reconstruction
• NEC Drops Most in 10 Months on Loss Forecast, 10,000 Job Cuts: Tokyo Mover
• Fed Easing May Harm Long-Term Economic Growth, Warsh Says
• Goldman, Macquarie, First NZ to Manage Mighty River Power IPO
• Stalled Tax Boost Risks Japan Bond Slump as Noda Fails to Get LDP Backing
• China Didn’t Halt Reactor Because of Accident, TV Reports
• UBS Brazil Investment-Banking Chief Eduardo Centola Leaves After 15 Months
• Tepco Starts Solar Plant in Japan’s Yamanashi Prefecture
• Hyundai, Kia Decline After Earnings Miss Analysts’ Estimates: Seoul Mover
• Words Not Spoken in Obama State of Union Speak Volumes Too: View
• Chinese Developer Wins Approval to Buy 16 NZ Farms
• Treasuries Snap Two-Day Advance on Speculation Economic Growth Quickened
• Economies Need the Visible Hand of a Gardener: Hanauer and Liu
• Ahmadinejad Says Iran Open to Renewed Talks With West on Nuclear Program
• Iranian Professor Atarodi From Tehran Held in U.S. Prison in California
• Bond Risk in Asia, Japan Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• ResMed Rises Most Since 2008 in Sydney on Record 2Q Income
• Romney to Make ‘Technical’ Changes to Financial Disclosures
• Euro Declines Against Dollar, Halts Four-Day Gain, on European Debt Crisis
• Mumbai’s Home Sales Decline to Three-Year Low as Record Prices Dent Demand
• Bollard Says ‘Comfortable’ With the Market View on New Zealand Rate Pause
• Trina Denies Charge It Tried to Evade Duties on Solar Imports
• Stanford Decried Greed in Speech Shown at Trial
• Innovate Without Mercy Is the Lesson of RIM’s BlackBerry: View
• Obama’s Brewer Encounter Sidetracks Message
• Airbus Chief Enders Rides Flight-Jacket Swagger to Clinch Top Job at EADS
• Being Prudish About Politicians’ Private Lives: Michael Kinsley
• Muslims’ Journey to Mecca Traced in London Show: Martin Gayford
• Newt Gingrich Showed Us How to Wreck a Revolution: Amity Shlaes
• Krugman Take on $12 Trillion Question Rings True: William Pesek
• Wade’s Third-Term Vote Bid Faces Court Test as Protests Mount
• Europe Stocks Gain 20% Since September as Barclays Leads Banks
• Jetstar Japan May Expand Fleet to 100 Planes
• Superior Energy Falls as U.S. Fracking Costs Grow
• Elpida, KDDI, NEC, Nintendo, Sekisui House: Japan Stocks Preview
• Japan Futures Little Changed as Yen Gain After Fed Rate Pledge
• Japan’s Consumer Prices Slide for Third Month on Export Slump, Strong Yen
• Obama Says He’s Learning on the Job From White House Mistakes
• Pentagon’s Asia Shift Favors Subs, Tankers
• Illumina Adopts ‘Poison Pill’ to Block Roche’s Hostile Takeover Offer
• Cabot Cites Obama Speech to Fault EPA’s Dimock Fracking Probe
• Copper Climbs on Fed Interest-Rate Pledge: Commodities at Close
• Medtronic Patent Trial Victory Over NuVasive Remains Intact
• Stocks Climb as New Year Boosts Melco Premium: China Overnight
• Ackermann Says Greece Solution Still ‘Open Question’ as Debt Talks Resume
• Banks Cut Loans to France and Italy, Pile Into Bunds, Treasuries, BIS Says
• Banks Reduce French, Italian, Spanish Lending, Pile Into Bunds, BIS Says
• Calderon Calls for More IMF Funds to Prevent Italy From Destabilizing Euro
• Metro Finds Cheap Not Enough as Investors Press Chief to Define Strategy
• Renewables From Vestas to Suntech Plan Profit Without Subsidy
• Weil Gotshal Hires Hogan Lovells Partner for London Office
• UN Gets 35 Pounds of Cocaine Sent From Mexico
• Cablevision Shareholder Sues Company for Securities Fraud Over Disclosure
• Amgen Misses Fourth-Quarter Profit Estimates as Anemia Drug Sales Tumble
• Gingrich Attacks Romney in Florida as Swiss Account Owner
• New York City Sets Record With 23 TV Shows Produced in 2011, Mayor Says
• AT&T Chief Stephenson Says FCC Slow to Provide Wireless Airwaves
• Chicago Gasoline Strengthens on Speculation of Conoco Pullback
• Canadian Currency Strengthens to Parity for the First Time in Three Months
• Ford May Post Largest Annual Profit Since 1998 on One-Time Accounting Gain
• U.S. Sells Seven-Year Notes at Record Low Yield Amid Federal Reserve Rally
• Micron Says Chief Operating Officer Mark Durcan Will Retire
• Canadian Western Bank Increases CEO Pollock’s Pay to C$3 Million
• Credit Swaps Fall to Lowest Since August on Federal Reserve Rate Outlook
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for January 26
• Ethanol Rises Sixth Day to Two-Week High as Gasoline Gains
• Dollar Weakens as Fed Pledge Boosts Risk Demand; Real, Rand, Aussie Rise
• Egyptians Prepare for Third Day of Protest After Revolution’s Anniversary
• Chubb Authorizes Share Buyback as Profit Beats Estimates
• Colombian Mineros Gains Most Since 2010 on Quia, GoldSands Deals
• U.S. Stocks Fall After Dow Average Rises to Highest Since 2008
• Starbucks Profit Rises 10% on Holiday Sales
• Time Warner Cable’s Shares Rise the Most Since 2009 on New Repurchase Plan
• Malaysia’s Ringgit May Rise on Moving-Average Break: Technical Analysis
• COMMODITIES DAYBOOK: Copper Rises to Four-Month High
• Harvard Freshman Applications Drop 1.9% Amid Early Program
• Google+ Social Site Opened Up to Anyone 13 or Older, With New Protections
• Braskem Sells $250 Million of 2021 Dollar Bonds to Yield 5.75%
• Emerging-Market Stocks Rise to Five-Month High After U.S. Fed Rate Pledge
• Avianca Advances on Order for 51 Airbus Jets: Bogota Mover
• Cigarette Ad Ruling Won’t Await Appeals Court, Judge Says
• Colombian Stock Movers: Avianca Taca Holding, Mineros Advance
• J.C. Penney Rises as Johnson’s Profit Outlook Tops Estimates
• Dole Calls Gingrich a ‘One-Man Band’ Who Will Hurt Party
• Facebook, Washington Sue Adscend Over Spam Targeting Social Media Users
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, Jan. 26
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, Jan. 26
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, Jan. 26
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Jan. 26
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Jan. 26
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Jan. 26
• Janus Rises Most in Five Months as Scheid Quits, Earnings Beat Estimates
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers Make Rutgers’ Schiano Head Coach With Five-Year Deal
• Treasuries Gain With Commodities on Fed Easing Bets as U.S. Stocks Decline
• Monster Shares Tumble 20 Percent on Europe
• Beverly Perdue Says She Won’t Seek Second Term as North Carolina Governor
• Anglo Says It’s Willing to Seek Chile Copper Mine Resolution
• RealNetworks Leaps After Patent Sale to Intel: Seattle Mover
• Peixe Urbano Boosts Cash and Hiring to Beat Groupon in Brazil
• Yankees Sign Right-Handed Starting Pitcher Kuroda to One-Year Contract
• Caterpillar, J.C. Penney, Momenta, SunTrust: U.S. Equity Movers
• Momenta Drops After Amphastar Wins Stay on Lovenox: Boston Mover
• Heating Oil, Gasoline Gain as Fed Commits to Low Interest Rates
• Bristol-Myers Misses Estimates on Costs to Sell New Drugs
• Citigroup Forecasts Drop in Long-Bond Yields to 2.1%: Technical Analysis
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for January 26
• America Movil Can Take Control of Net Servicos, Brazil Says
• Humana’s McCallister Says He’s Open to Billion-Dollar Deals in Medicare
• Peru’s Camposol Sells Five-Year Bonds Overseas to Yield 10%
• Perry’s Popularity Drops in Texas After His Failed Bid for U.S. Presidency
• Anadarko Finds Oil Offshore Brazil as It Plans Asset Sale
• Commercial Property Sales Rose to More Than $220 Billion in U.S. Last Year
• Lorillard Doesn’t Need Merger to Reward Investors, CEO Says
• 3M Profit Beats Estimates as Auto, Aerospace Demand Rise
• Amgen Agrees to Purcahse Micromet for $1.16 Billion to Gain Leukemia Drug
• Alaska Air Falls as Profit Misses Estimates: Seattle Mover
• Noble Corp. Rises as Offshore Drilling Improves: Dallas Mover
• To Cheer or Not to Cheer, a Republican Debate Question: The Ticker
• AT&T Forecast Falls Short as IPhone Boosts Subsidy Costs
• United, JetBlue Top Estimates as Higher Fares Mute Fuel Cost
• Caterpillar Sees Growth Through 2012 as Profit Beats Estimates
• Eaton Falls After Net Trails Estimates on Electrical Demand
• Tembec Drops After Loss on Pulp-Mill Shutdowns: Montreal Mover
• Zimmer Shares Increase Implant Maker’s Profit Forecast Tops Estimates
• Bank of America Said to Limit Cash Bonuses for Investment Bankers, Traders
• Durable Goods Orders in U.S. Climb 3%, Stronger Than Economists Estimated
• AutoNation Rises on Luxury, Japan Supply Boosts: Detroit Mover
• Oil Rises as Fed Commits to Low Interest Rates, Durable Goods Orders Gain
• Netflix Surges After Subscriber Rebound: Los Angeles Mover
• Roche’s Bid for Illumina May Spur Deals as DNA Tests Reach Doctor’s Office
• Chilean Stocks: Embonor, Empresas La Polar, Molymet and Sonda
• Guerrilla Retreat Leads to IPO as Colombia’s Condor Seeks Highway Funding
• OGX Rises to 8-Month High on Oil Export License: Rio Mover
• Rossi Leads Homebuilders’ Rally on Sub-10% Rate Outlook
• South Korean Manufacturers’ Confidence Near 30-Month Low on Europe Crisis
• Don’t Let Iran Benefit From EU Financial Crisis: John R. Bolton
• Miliband Suggests Labour Party Would Block More IMF Resources
• Navigating the Water-Food-Energy Nexus
• Obama Seeks Tax Break for Natural-Gas Trucks, Oil Lease Sale
• Soybean Prices Rise as Commodities Rally on Rate Outlook; Corn Pares Gains
• U.S. Wind-Turbine Installations Rose 31% in 2011, AWEA Says
• As Police Invade Another Favela, Brazil Vents Fury: Dom Phillips
• Adelphia’s Rigases Win Dismissal of Tax Case After Prosecutors End Fight
• Crude Options Volatility Slip as Futures Gain on Fed Pledge
• U.S. State Tax Revenue Exceeds Pre-Recession Level, Rockefeller Study Says
• Colombian Peso Gains to Four-Month High on Fed’s Rate Pledge
• Chevron Bid to Block Judgment Rejected by Appeals Court
• Brazil’s Central Bank Sees Key Rate Falling to Single Digit
• Dresdner Banker Says Commerzbank Bonus Not Enough
• ‘Stop-Newt’ Republicans Confront New Base
• Vale Charged $5.6 Billion in Back Taxes, Mounts Appeal
• Rate-Futures Yields Plunge as Central Bank Signals Cuts: Brasilia Mover
• Telemar Units Advance on Restructuring Vote: Sao Paulo Mover
• U.S. Spy Agencies Look to Cloud Computing, Clapper Says
• German Engineer Abducted in Northern Nigeria, Police Say
• Johnson & Johnson Wins Jury Verdict Over Levaquin Warning
• Entergy Must Teach FitzPatrick’s Radiation Lessons, NRC Orders
• New Jersey Pensions Earn 1.7% in 2011
• Seychelles’s Central Bank Says Weaker Rupee Is Fueling Inflation
• Pandit Does Davos, 0.1% Gloat, Madness Reigns: Jonathan Weil
• Russia Demands Details Before Weighing Shtokman Gas Tax Breaks
• Fed Rate Pledge May Send Investors Into Risk
• Uruguay Sovereign Debt Outlook Raised to Positive From Stable by Moody’s
• Kerzner’s $2.48 Billion of Debt Sent to Special Servicer, Fitch Reports
• Nintendo Widens Full-Year Loss Forecast, Cuts 3DS Estimate
• Maine Gay-Rights Groups Submit 105,000 Names to Back Marriage Referendum
• Gol Rises on Bets Delta Will Help Boost Results: Sao Paulo Mover
• Enbridge Apportions Ozark, Spearhead Pipelines for February
• IFC to Invest $1.2 Billion in Mexican Housing, Finance
• ThyssenKrupp May Approve Steel Unit Sale Next Week, FTD Reports
• Lufthansa Reaches Accord With 33,000 Ver.di Members
• California Considers Plan to Speed Battery, Hydrogen Auto Sales
• Cable Company WaveDivision Said to Explore Sale That May Fetch $1 Billion
• Ex-UBS Municipal Derivatives Chief Facing Criminal Trial Set for July
• Europe-as-Armageddon Perception Easing, Evercore’s Altman Says: Tom Keene
• Argentine Corn Farmers Face Renewed Heat Wave Amid Drought
• Copper, Oil, Wheat Rally as Fed Commits to Low Interest Rates
• Peru Stocks: Buenaventura, Candente, Minsur, Rio Cristal
• Peru Outstanding Loans Rise 17% to 128 Billion Soles in December
• Ackman’s Pershing Square Gives $25 Million to Signature Theatre
• U.S. Gulf Coast Oils Fall as WTI-Brent Crude Gap Fluctuates
• Spectrum’s Shrotriya Says Sales Will Match or Beat the Previous Quarter’s
• Medtronic, Sequenom, Pfizer: Intellectual Property
• Stiglitz Says European Leaders Showing No Plans to Spur Economic Growth
• Senate Vote Will Allow $1.2 Trillion Debt-Limit Increase
• Airline ‘Teaser Fares’ Vanish as U.S. Spurs Tax Transparency
• New Yorkers Face “Downward Mobility”
• Peso Strengthens to Four-Month High as Copper Rises on Fed: Santiago Mover
• SEC Resolves Insider Case Against Former Goldman Trader, Father
• Treasury Auction Hands Five-Year Investors $238 Million After Fed Eases
• Former Merrill Lynch Broker in Einhorn Insider Case Said to Face U.K. Fine
• Harper Pledges ‘Major Transformations’ to Canadian Economy
• Bank of America Settlements Impede Fraud Probe, Arizona Says
• New York Mets Ruling Draws 34 Similar Suits by Trustee of Bernard Madoff
• IRS Should End Commodity Mutual-Fund Runaround, Levin Says
• Nasdaq’s Greifeld Says Not Interested in LSE, NYSE Bids
• Bond Yields Fall Most Since June After Fed Comments: Lima Mover
• Mantega Sees Brazil Net Debt at 36.5% of GDP in 2011
• Tin Gains as Prospect of Low Fed Rates Boosts Speculation of Higher Demand
• Manulife, Sun Life Fall on Ratings, Fed Outlook: Toronto Mover
• Lower Vietnam Robusta Sales May Lift Brazil’s Prices, Cepea Says
• SeaEnergy Chief Quits, Group to Focus on Wind Services Business
• NFL Encourages Players to Tweet During the Pro Bowl in Reversal of Stance
• Chinese Vitamin C Makers Can Be Sued by Buyers as a Group, U.S. Judge Says
• Fed Policy May Fail to Achieve Full Employment, Roach Says
• Bank of Montreal Adds C$10 Billion in Loans to Canada Firms
• Apax Said to Plan $1.5 Billion Orange Switzerland LBO Financing
• Bangladesh to Further Curb Credit, Stepping Up Inflation Fight
• Davos Dealmakers Defy Doubters by Discussing Takeovers
• European Gasoil Rises as BP Buys; Diesel Advances: Oil Products
• Oil-Tanker Hire Rates Fall for Second Day as Bookings Dwindle
• Canadian Natural Gas Tumbles as Mild Weather Forecast for U.S.
• Mexico November Sales Rise Most Since 2006 on ’Black Friday’
• Zurich Faces Years of Low Investment Yields on Rates, Reyes Says
• Clinton Restates Plan to Leave Post at End of Obama’s First Term
• Cancer Screening in U.S. Lags Behind for Asians and Hispanics
• Treasury Five-Year Yield Reaches Record Low on Fed QE Optimism
• Ageas Climbs as BNP Offer for CASHES Cuts Risks, Volatility
• Anglo American Iron-Ore Output Rises; Platinum Misses Target
• Virginia, Alberta Lead Suit Against Corzine Over MF Losses
• German Solar Rush Is Predicted by Breil as Lawmakers Put Off Subsidy Cuts
• JCDecaux Reports 2011 Sales Growth on Surge in Asian Marketing
• New U.S. Forest Rules May Ease Lumber, Environmental Conflicts
• Kazakhmys Rises in London After Beating Copper Output Target
• Translating the Fed's New Inflation Policy: The Ticker
• Mexico Coffee Crop Is Escaping Record Drought, Group Says
• Lloyds Raises $2 Billion From Senior Unsecured Note Sale
• Stiglitz Has No Indication European Leaders Know What to Do
• EADS Names Tom Enders to Succeed Gallois as Chief Executive
• Germany Poised to Woo U.K. With Transaction Tax Alternative
• Widmer-Schlumpf Says Hildebrand Resignation Didn’t Spark Vacuum
• Flaherty Says Europe Shouldn’t Receive More IMF Cash: Tom Keene
• Switzerland, U.S. Aim to Conclude Tax Talks by End of 2012
• Russian Investment Fund Seeking Germany, Italy, U.K. Targets
• U.K. Still Planning for Carrier Strike Planes by 2020, MoD Says
• Italy Bond Yields Fall Below 6% for First Time in Seven Weeks; Bunds Gain
• K+S Ships Salt to China to Become Chemical Industry Supplier
• Yapi Kredi Surges on UniCredit Bonds, Fed Policy: Istanbul Mover
• Botticelli $4.6 Million Follows Martini Record at Sotheby’s
• Bulgaria, Romania Ready for Schengen Entry, Van Rompuy Says
• Polish Stocks: KGHM, Kredyt Bank, Lotos, PKO Bank, Pekao Move
• ‘Extreme’ S&P 500 Momentum, VIX Signal Drop
• Home Births in U.S. Rise to Highest Level on Record, Health Study Shows
• Brandywine’s McIntyre Exits Canadian Bonds, Currency for Mexico
• Shipping Banks Fail to Address Vessel-Price Plunge, Lawyer Says
• Europe Stocks Climb to Five-Month High; Stoxx 600 in Bull Market
• U.K. Stocks Climb, Led by Commodity Producers; EasyJet Advances
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for January 26
• Peres, Fayyad Differ on Peace Process as Latest Talks Sputter
• Logitech Drops After Cutting Outlook on Euro, Slowing Demand: Zurich Mover
• Russia Reviews Eurobond Tax Rules as Claims Raise Concerns
• Obama Wins in Global Poll Showing Investors Resist Gingrich
• Mexico Appeals WTO Ruling on U.S. Limits on Tuna Imports
• Nokia Reports Smartphone Sales That Beat Analyst Estimates; Shares Rise
• Argentine Stocks: Grupo Financiero Galicia, Solvay Indupa Gain
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Jan. 26
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Jan. 26
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, Jan. 26
• Kone Advances After Chinese Elevator Sales Soar: Helsinki Mover
• Peru’s Cofide Hires Banks to Set Up Meetings With Bond Investors
• Turkish Stocks: Akbank, Nurol, Turkish Airlines, Yapi Kredi Move
• Kenya Shilling Gains to 4-Week High as Finance Minister Resigns
• Naira Weakens for First Day in Three on Rising Dollar Demand
• OPEC to Boost Exports as Winter Demand Peaks, Oil Movements Says
• College Freshmen Are More Liberal on Gay Marriage, Abortion
• Ritz-Carlton Loan at Risk of Default as Business Travel Declines
• CBOE to Offer Home-Price Futures Tied to Radar Logic Indexes
• Germany Guarantees BayernLB Loan for Nordex Turbines in Turkey
• Germany’s Job Engine Remains Intact for 2012, Unicredit Says
• Socialist Hollande Pledges Tax Breaks End, Eased Pension Measure
• Credit Suisse Senior Bankers’ Compensation Said to Drop by 30%
• Morgan Stanley Sued by Two Banks Over $1.2 Billion in Mortgage Securities
• European Shipowners to Seek U.S. Court Protection, Law Firm Says
• Prince Fielder Signs With Detroit Tigers Joining Cabrera, MVP Verlander
• Turkish Lira Advances to 2 1/2-Month High, Bonds Rally on Fed Rate Outlook
• London Cycle Race Won’t Make 2013 World Tour Schedule, Ruling Body Says
• U.S. House Democrats at Retreat Turn to Obama on Message
• Petrobras Plans to Sell $4 Billion in Dollar Bonds, Valor Says
• Eagle Ford Oil Production to Grow to 421,000 BPD by 2015
• Serb Government, U.S. Steel to Meet on Future of Local Unit
• Czech Stocks Surge Most in Two Months as Fed Rates Boost Erste
• Kenyan Finance Minister Kenyatta to ‘Step Aside,’ Remain as Deputy Premier
• Gazprom Studies LNG Route Via Arctic to Supply Asian Customers
• Floating-Casino Bid Turned Into China’s Biggest Aircraft Carrier Purchase
• Kansas City Fed’s Manufacturing Survey for January (Text)
• Bernanke to Give Lecture Series at George Washington University
• GEF Closes $160 Million Fund for Sustainable Forestry in Africa
• Bahraini Detained for Vandalism Dies in Hospital, Ministry Says
• Lessons From Lillian Gilbreth, Ultimate Working Mom: Echoes
• Colombian Stocks: Avianca Taca, Fabricato, Aval, Mineros
• South African Stocks: Anglo, AngloGold, Kap, Steinhof, Lonmin
• Colombia to Get $10 Billion in Mining, Energy Investments, Cardenas Says
• Hudaco Jumps to Highest Since at Least 1990 After Earnings
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: First Bank of Nigeria, Japaul Oil
• Brazilian Stock Movers: OGX Petroleo, PDG Realty, Tele Norte
• Zurich Financial’s CIO Says Low Interest Rates Are ‘Not Helpful’
• Sales of New Homes Decline in December
• Azerbaijan to Build World’s Tallest Tower on Manmade Island
• Angola March Oil Exports at Nine-Month Low, Final Plan Shows
• Russian Stocks Rise to 7-Week High as Oil Jumps on Fed’s Pledge
• Wacker Chief Executive Says Polysilicon Prices Look ‘More Robust’
• Morgan Stanley’s Mettler, Head of Foreign-Exchange Trading, Departs Firm
• E*Trade Drops Most Since August as Results Trail Estimates: New York Mover
• Gazprom Increases Gas Supply to Greece at Emergency Request
• U.S. Stocks Reverse Gains
• U.S. Deals Aiding Blind Draw Scrutiny as Rivals Struggle
• Tour de France Rejects Equity Share in UCI’s Cycling Company
• U.S. Repo Close: Current Five-Year Note at Lowest Rate, 0.08%
• Panetta Said to Seek Cancellation of L-3’s U.S. Army C-27J Transport Plane
• Natural-Gas Supply Probably Fell 182 Bcf, Bloomberg Users Say
• Russia May Ship 40 Million Tons of Grain, Minister Says
• Gold Rises to 7-Week High as Dollar Alternative
• Net 1 Gives Black Investors Option to Buy 19.9% of Shares
• Tiger Woods Is Three Back of Leaders McIlroy, Karlsson at Abu Dhabi Golf
• Ortivus Rises Most in Two Years After Order: Stockholm Mover
• Airplane Insurers Return to Profit on Fewest Deaths Since 1984
• Contax Plans to Add 12,000 Jobs in 2012 to Grow Outside Brazil
• Janus Profit Falls 46% on Withdrawals
• 30-Year Mortgage Rates Rise From Record Low
• U.S. December New Housing Sales Report (Text)
• Index of U.S. Leading Economic Indicators Rises a Third Consecutive Month
• Lloyds Said to Price 2017 Bonds at 305 Basis Points Over Swaps
• Hamptons Home Prices Fall 13% as Buyers Balk
• Hennes & Mauritz Profit Drops for a Fifth Quarter in ‘Challenging Market’
• The Real Cost of Being a Video Gamer
• Scene Last Night: Geeks, Dudes, Marriage Proposals for Cool Met Patrons
• Ethiopia Court Sentences Journalists, Politician for Terrorism
• Avianca Advances on Order for 51 Airbus Jets: Bogota Mover
• EU Seeks Joint National Cloud-Computing Purchases for Growth
• Russia's Opposition Headed for Trouble: Jeffrey Tayler
• Corn, Soybeans Called to Open Higher on Fed Rate Outlook; Wheat May Rally
• U.S. Consumer Confidence Stabilizes in Bloomberg Index as Job Losses Slow
• SanDisk Tumbles as Lower Prices Hurt Sales: San Francisco Mover
• EasyJet Surges as Business-Traveler Bookings Boost Revenue: London Mover
• Renaissance Bets on Turkish Banks ‘Good’ 4th Quarter Income
• Nordfyns Soars as Lenders Tap Merger Support: Copenhagen Mover
• U.S. Treasury, State Department Officials Plan Libya Meetings
• Byblos Bank Posts 1% Rise in Net Income to $178 Million
• Russia Grain Crop Climbs 54% to 93.9 Million Tons
• Nadal Tops Federer to Reach Grand Slam Final
• Sarkozy Transaction Tax May Weaken French Position, Jouyet Says
• Baltic Stock Market May Gain 25 Percent This Year, Swedbank Says
• U.K. Prosecutor’s Fraud Chief Joins Jones Day as Departures Rise
• SCA Adjusted Profit Tops Estimates, Sees Good Hygiene Growth
• U.A.E. Can Export Oil If Iran Closes Strait, Official Says
• Iran to Fix Rial Rate at 12,260 to Dollar, Central Bank Governor Says
• Janus’s Chairman Scheid to Retire in April, Replaced by Schafer
• Mexico Tourist Arrivals at Airports Rise 13% to December Record
• Venezuela Studying Seven-Hour Working Day, El Mundo Reports
• Lloyds Said to Plan Sale of U.K. Mortgage-Backed Securities
• Greeks Banks Rise Before Debt Swap Talks Resume: Athens Mover
• Milder Weather May Linger Along U.S. East Coast Until February
• BOE Says More Banks May Join U.K.’s CHAPS Large-Payment System
• Monti Government Wins Confidence Vote on Extension Decree
• CME Clearing Aims to Compete in Europe as Trading Volume Expands, CEO Says
• Virginia Pension, Province of Alberta to Lead Suit Against Corzine Over MF
• Pentagon Is Said to Seek $525 Billion Budget That Includes Base Closings
• World Bank in Talks With Romania on EU1 Billion Credit Line
• Wheat Climbs to Three-Week High as Russia May Slow Shipments on Low Supply
• England Loses 4 Late Wickets, Trails Pakistan by 50 Runs in Cricket Test
• Derivatives Bills, Greenlight Capital, Baer: Compliance
• Saudi Arabia’s Prince Turki Calls Reform ‘Work in Progress’
• Egypt’s ARTOC to Invest as Much as $50 Million in First Quarter
• Russia Grain Crop Rose 54% to 93.9 Million Tons, Rosstat Says
• Russian Meat, Byproduct Output Rose 4.4% in 2011, Rosstat Says
• First-Time Jobless Claims in U.S. Increase, Displaying Seasonal Volatility
• CEZ May Seek Investor for $10 Billion Temelin Reactor Project
• Oil Gains a Second Day After Federal Reserve Commits to Low Interest Rates
• Credit Agricole Said to Tender for Tier 1, Upper Tier 2 Notes
• Russia May Double Offshore Oil, Gas With Brazil Model, BofA Says
• EU May Tap Oil Reserves After Iran Embargo Imposed in July, Oettinger Says
• U.S. Advance Report on Durable Goods for December (Text)
• Canada November Employment, Earnings and Hours Report (Text)
• Chicago Fed National Activity Index for December (Text)
• U.S. Drought Monitor Report for the Week Ending Jan. 24 (Text)
• Greek Debt Talks Resume in Athens as Policy Makers Squabble Over Haircut
• Egyptian Stocks: Citadel Capital and EFG-Hermes Were Active
• Canadian Pacific Efficiency Worsens as Railroad Grapples With Ackman
• First Bank Heads for Two-Month High on Dividend Bet: Lagos Mover
• Georgia’s Saakashvili Challenges Medvedev Claims, Invokes War
• SKF Forecasts Global Demand Will Hold Up as Europe Declines
• U.K. Deputy Premier Clegg Urges More Taxes on Rich to Fund Cuts for Poor
• BofA, Commerzbank, S&P, Adelphia, Greenlight in Court News
• ICL Falls to Month Low as Potash Corp. Profit Misses Estimates
• U.K’s ‘Disguised’ CO2 Tax May Harm Industry, Lawmakers Say
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Libya to Export 12.7 Million Barrels of Crude This Week
• Polyus, Polymetal Owners Said to Weigh Russian Gold Merger
• Schneider-Ammann Says Swiss Franc Cap Was Important Step to Help Economy
• Oral Sex Cancer Virus More Common in Men Than Women, Study Finds
• Slovenia’s Institute Says Economy to Expand 0.2% This Year
• Roche Is Seen Offering Illumina More for Gene Mapping: Real M&A
• Sarkozy Says France Needs 20,000 Additional Prison Places
• Oi Share Swap Ratios to Be Voted February 27
• Cameron Says Transaction Tax Proposal ‘Madness,’ Calls for Euro-Area Fix
• EU Says Finance Ministers Didn’t Discuss New Spain Deficit Goals
• Treasuries Extend Biggest Gain in Two Weeks as Gross Sees QE5
• Spain Plans Budget Law as Drug Firms Owed $8.4 Billion by States
• Severe Drop in Demand Threatens Climate Action, Auditors Say
• South Africa’s Gold Miners Gain Most in Four Months on Fed Rates
• Nadal Beats Federer in Four Sets to Reach Final of Australian Open Tennis
• Argentina Plans to Extend Import Restrictions, Ambito Reports
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Abu Dhabi Commercial, United Development
• Investor Confidence Showing Signs of Rebound on ECB Aid, Diamond, Jain Say
• Zloty Strengthens to Highest in Four Months on Fed Rate Outlook
• ADCB Rallies After 2011 Profit Beats Estimates: Abu Dhabi Mover
• Kenya Power Gains Most in 3 Weeks Ahead of Bonus Share Offer
• Iran Fighter Jet Crashes in Southern Busher Province, Mehr Says
• European Central Bank is Said Have Purchased Portuguese Government Bonds
• Slovak Preliminary 2011 Budget Gap at 4.6% of GDP, Below Target
• Kenny Says Bond Swap ‘Sign of Confidence’ as Aid Exit Seen
• BTA Still Seeks Debt Talks After Restructuring Isn’t Passed
• GE Capital Said to Sell 625 Million Pounds of 2019 Bonds
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.06% to 0.09%, ICAP Says
• Barclays’s Diamond Warns of ‘Balkanization’ Through Regulation
• Sabadell to Take Real Estate Charges Within a Year, Oliu Says
• Nokia Names Risto Siilasmaa as Chairman to Replace Retiring Jorma Ollila
• Companies May Repeatedly Renew Short Contracts, EU Court Says
• Qatar Shares Advance for Second Day on United Development Earnings, Fed
• QPR Signs Defender Nedum Onuoha From Manchester City, Club Says
• London Will Start Hosting Annual Professional Road Cycling Race Next Year
• Germany, France Report Improving Consumer Confidence: Economy
• Nadal Takes Third Set to Lead Federer Two Sets to One in Open Semifinal
• Ukraine Grain Crop May Fall as Much as 30%, ProAgro Says
• Lockheed Martin Profit Declines 15% on Weak Electronic, Space-Unit Sales
• Carrefour Rises on Report Plassat May Be CEO
• NEC to Eliminate 10,000 Jobs After Forecasting $1.3 Billion Full-Year Loss
• South African Corn Stocks Fell 45% in December
• Nigerian Police Arrest 160 Chadians in Kano City Over Bombs, Official Says
• Babacan Dismisses IMF Forecasts, Predicts Turkish Economy to Expand 4%
• Bank of America’s Meissner Says European Sentiment Improved
• German 10-Year Bunds Advance, Sending Yield Down Two Basis Points to 1.92%
• Romney Stronger Obama Foe Than Gingrich, Poll Shows
• U.K. Retail Sales Decline at Fastest Pace in Almost Three Years
• Delek Real Estate Bonds Rise to Six-Month High on Debt Offer
• Greek Support for Papandreou’s PASOK Drops to 12%, Poll Shows
• Lloyds Said to Sell 1.5 Billion Euros of Unsecured Bonds
• Gazprom Export Rebound Delayed by Weather, Norway, RenCap Says
• Greece’s Private Creditors Want 3.75% Coupon, Kathimerini Says
• Astra Agro Sells 6,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• EU Opens Probe Into Overhaul of Latvia’s Mortgage and Land Bank
• Paris Saint Germain Close to Signing of Chelsea’s Alex, Mail Says: Roundup
• GE Capital Bonds Said to Yield 290-295 Basis Points Over Gilts
• Russian Steel Prices Rise as Stockpiles Decline, MB Data Show
• EFG-Hermes Is Cutting Cost as Arab Stocks Drop After Revolts
• Malta’s Gonzi Faces Confidence Vote That May Derail Deficit Cuts
• Gates Foundation Agrees to Give $750 Million to Global Fund
• South African Economy to Expand Less Than 3% on Europe Slump, Gordhan Says
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 1,000 Tons of Palm Oil
• Nadal Takes Second Set to Even Australian Open Semifinal Against Federer
• MF Global Clients May Lose in $700 Million Bankruptcy Fight
• Italian Two-Year Notes Extend Advance After Sale of Debt Maturing in 2014
• U.A.E. Sees 2012 GDP Growing at Least 4%, Won’t Lend IMF More
• Turkish Imports Totaled $238 Billion Last Year, Caglayan Says
• Rusal Surges to Two-Month High as Fed Signals Boost Commodities
• Polish Central Bank Profit to ‘Significantly’ Boost Budget
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jan 25, 2012.
• Breast-Implant Company Founder Arrested in French Investigation
• Germany’s 10-Year Government Bonds Erase Advance; Leaving Yields at 1.94%
• U.K. Lawmakers Threaten to Ground Non-Carbon Compliant Planes
• Romania Frontloads Debt Sales as It Seeks to Avert Change in Risk Appetite
• German Bunds Advance Amid Fed Debt-Buying Speculation, Greek Debt Concern
• Federer Wins First Set Tiebreaker Over Nadal in Australian Open Semifinal
• Iceland Corporate Failures Rose 61% in 2011 in Crisis Aftermath
• Lloyds Bonds Said to Yield 305 to 310 Basis Points Over Swaps
• Russia Not Likely to Cut Interest Rates as Inflation Slows
• Steinhoff to Swap KAP Shares for JD Group in Partial Offer
• Rand Gains to Three-Month High After Fed Says Rates to Stay Low
• Chemical Plant Accident in Northwest Germany Injures Nine People
• BP Says Shah Deniz to Stay Exempt From Iran Sanctions
• Trichet Said to Be Nominated as Candidate to Join EADS’s Supervisory Board
• Telekom Slovenije Purchase of Units Abroad Questioned by Auditor
• Indonesian Stock Movers: Aneka Tambang, Energi Mega, PT Vale
• Base Metals Post Best Start in 11 Years: Commodities at Close
• Jordan to Name Red Sea Water Project Winner in March, Times Says
• Croatia Proposes Budget Cuts to Curb Deficit, Bolster Ratings
• General Electric Capital Said to Sell July 2019 Bonds in Pounds
• Europe in ‘Protracted’ Slump That Will Shift Debate, Roach Says
• No Slower Steaming as Container Lines Run Like Clippers: Freight
• Asian Stocks Advance for Second Day as Fed Considers More Asset Purchases
• Banks Hoarding ECB Cash to Double Company Defaults: Euro Credit
• Rhapsody Acquires Napster International Service in Germany, U.K.
• Italian Consumer Confidence Stays at Lowest Level for 16 Years in January
• Unipetrol Falls Toward Five-Month Low on Worse Earnings Outlook
• Russia Pledges to Block UN Resolution Calling for Syria’s Assad to Quit
• 3i Says Earnings at Firms ‘Softening’
• Samsung Poised to Gain Share on $42 Billion Investment: Tech
• FirstRand CEO Nxasana Focusing on Unsecured Loans as Companies Hoard Cash
• Standard Chartered Said to Fully Fund $1 Billion Borneo Loan
• Philippine Peso Rises to 12-Week High, Bonds Gain on Fed Rate
• Jordan Wins $250 Million World Bank Loan After Regional Unrest
• Hong Kong Stocks Advance as Fed Pledges Low Rates Until 2014
• Saudi Aramco Moves Ahead With $7 Billion Jazan Plant, MEED Says
• Swedish Consumer Confidence Rises After Riksbank Rate Reduction
• Turkey Sweetens Bosporus Bridge Project After Receiving No Bids
• Steag Considers Coal Exit Amid Renewables Push, FTD Reports
• Philippine Stocks: Filinvest, Lepanto, Philex Mining, PLDT
• Asian Currencies Gain in Best Start Since 2006 on Fed Interest-Rate Pledge
• KNPC Planning Third Asian Oil Refinery After China, Vietnam
• Ford Plans to Manufacture 60,000 B-Max Cars in Romania, ZF Says
• Mercator Store Chain Sees Difficult 2012, CEO Debeljak Says
• Cipla’s Ugandan Unit to Invest $50 Million in Tablet Expansion
• Putin Ratchets Up Anti-U.S Rhetoric as Kremlin Race Grows
• Gedeon Richter, Orlen, Unipetrol: Central Europe Equity Preview
• Lloyds Said to Plan Sale of Senior Unsecured Bonds in Euros
• Bouygues Said to Hire Banks for Sale of 10-Year Bonds in Euros
• Standard Chartered Said to Fund $1 Billion Borneo Lumbung Loan
• Oil Rises on Speculation U.S. Interest Rates Near Zero to Boost Fuel Use
• Apple’s IPad Leads Surge in Tablet Shipments, Research Firm Says
• Singapore Residual-Fuel Supplies Surge Most Since February 2011
• Novozymes Targets Top of 2012 Sales Range as Enzymes Win Buyers
• Broadcasters Can Bid for F1 as La Sexta Can’t Pay, Publico Says
• EON Plans to Sell Stake in Regional Unit, Westfalen-Blatt Says
• French Consumer Sentiment Climbs From Lowest in Almost 3 Years
• Developed-World Central Bankers Out of Ammunition, Roach Says
• Ugandan Coffee Development Authority’s Robusta Prices
• Corporate Bond Risk Falls in Europe, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• IGas Energy Encounters Shale Gas Drilling in Northwest England
• Sharapova Will Face Azarenka in Australian Open Women’s Tennis Final
• Barthle Says European Tools Enough to Halt Crisis, Boersen Says
• Germans Youths on Welfare Dropped 13.5%, Sueddeutsche Reports
• H&M Profit Declines as Mild Winter Hurts Sales
• Dollar Reaches Five-Week Low Versus Euro on Fed Rate Pledge; Aussie Climbs
• Russia Central Bank May Start Buying Australian Dollar in Early February
• Who Guitarist Pete Townshend Sells Song Catalog to Spirit Music
• Kobe Bryant Leads Lakers to Win Over Clippers in NBA Los Angeles Showdown
• United Development Heads for Highest Close in a Month on Profit
• Ortiz Gets Financing for Two Spanish Wind Parks, Expansion Says
• Pakistan Arrested 3 Germans on Espionage Allegations, Welt Says
• Commercial Bank Qatar Falls Most in Week as Net Misses Estimates
• German Consumer Confidence Set to Increase in February on Falling Jobless
• Storm Joachim May Cost Insurers 300 Million Euros, Perils Says
• Sawakami Sees Nikkei at 16,000 Buoyed by U.S.-Sized Savings
• Japan’s Topix Ends Seven-Day Rally Amid European Debt Impasse
• Zoellick Says Germany Only Country That Can Fix Europe’s Crisis
• Zimbabwe’s CFI Plans Sale of Windmill Stake, Daily News Reports
• Rand Advances to 2 1/2-Month High After Fed Says U.S. Rates to Remain Low
• Pimco’s El-Erian Confident Egypt’s Revolution Will Be Completed
• Kirkuk Refinery Design Plans to Finish by April, Official Says
• Korean Won Advances to Two-Month High on U.S. Rate Outlook; Bonds Steady
• Arab Spring Leaves Davos Investors Skeptical One Year After Egypt Eruption
• IMF G-20 Economic Outlook Update: Projections Summary
• Kim Dotcom’s Two Megaupload Co-Accused Granted Bail in New Zealand Court
• Nakheel Sees Profit Climbing More Than 15%, Al-Khaleej Reports
• Obama Plans to Propose Corporate Tax System Overhaul Next Month
• Gingrich Firm Top Clients Got to Attend Signing of Favored Bill
• Obama 30 Percent Millionaire Tax Poses Risk With Limited Payoff
• Obama’s Populist Message Put to Test Where Voters Still Struggle
• Romney and Gingrich Court Hispanics in Florida’s Primary Contest
• Carlyle Curbing Shareholder Rights Irritates Lawmakers Who See Precedent
• U.S. Automakers Seen Losing Market Share
• Stanford Invented Offshore Bank’s U.K. Insurer, Prosecutor Says
• AT&T Law Firm Lawyer Baer Said Under Review to Become U.S. Antitrust Chief
• Apple’s ‘Tremendous Job’ Lifts Stock-Price Bar: Chart of the Day
• Foreclosure-Ridden Florida Listens for Republican Housing Plans
• Audi’s $57,000 TT RS Geared for L.A.’s Twisty Mulholland Drive
• Ethel Kennedy Recalls Betting on Horses, Tragedies: Interview
• Less Meat and Potatoes in School Meals Rankle Industry Groups
• Foreclosure Properties Fall to 20% of Home Buys
• Bernanke Makes Case for Further Asset Purchases as Fed Sets Inflation Goal
• Indiana House Passes Right-to-Work Measure Against Mandatory Union Dues
• Apple Investors Await a Dividend Gusher
• LSI Shares Advance After First-Quarter Forecast Beats Analysts’ Estimates
• Reliever Andrew Bailey Agrees to One-Year Contract With Boston Red Sox
• Orders for U.S. Durable Goods Probably Rose
• Safe Gas Fracking Touted by Obama Disputed by Environmentalists
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 01/26/2012 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 01/26/201
• Ontario Bonds Attract Growing Number of Central-Bank Buyers
• Indianapolis Colts Hire Ravens Defensive Coordinator Chuck Pagano as Coach
• Bankia, Repsol, Royal Bank of Scotland: Europe Equity Preview
• Lakers Pass Knicks as Most Valuable Team in NBA on TV Accord, Forbes Says
• Lockheed F-35 Said to Be Cut by 13 Planes in Pentagon’s Budget
• Hurry-Up on Tappan Zee Shows Focus on Risk From 18,000 Bridges
• Romney Tax Break Rejected as Welfare for Rich in Investor Poll
• Subprime Debt Insured by FHA Climbs in Bet on Housing Recovery: Mortgages
• J.C. Penney Revival Plan Chills Investors Looking for Apple Magic: Retail
• Gingrich Joins Romney in Saturating Florida Airwaves Before Vote
• Factory Jobs Obama Wants Are Unlikely to Return in Large Numbers
• Bernanke Achieves Milestone in Fed Transparency Drive With Inflation Goal
• Geithner Says Obama Won’t Ask Him to Remain Past First Term
• Obama’s 600,000 Fracking-Job Forecast Includes Lawyers, Realtors