Archive

January 28, 2012

• Myanmar to Sell 200,000 Tons Rice to Indonesia, Trade Body Says
• Indonesia’s Economy to Maintain ‘Upward Trajectory,’ Trade Minister Says
• LaHood Expects Final Deals on FAA, Transportation Funding Bills
• Romney Joins Gingrich in Escalating Attacks
• SAP AG Plans 4% Average 2012 Pay Increase, Euro am Sonntag Says
• Bayern, Dortmund, Schalke Win to Stay Even at Top of Bundesliga
• Magic Johnson Group Makes Cut for Dodgers, L.A. Times Says
• Liverpool Beats Manchester United, Chelsea Defeats QPR in F.A. Cup Soccer
• Princeton’s Undergrad Tuition Gains 4.5%
• Carnival Sued in Miami by Six Passengers of Wrecked Cruise Ship in Italy
• Turkey Ministry Recommends Jewish Artist for Eurovision, HT Says
• Slovenia Nominates Jansa as Premier a Day After Fitch Cuts Credit Rating
• Nigerian Firefight Kills 11 Militants; Policeman Dead in Boko Haram Attack
• IIF Says Expects to Conclude Deal on Greek Swap Next Week
• RBS Says Chairman Hampton Won’t Get Bonus Amid Furore Over Pay
• JBS Holding Pulpmaking Unit Names ETH’s Grubisich as Chief
• Spanair Halts Flights After Qatar Talks Fail, Government Lifeline Runs Out
• Mazda Motor Recalls Some 2001-2002 Tribute Models on Brakes
• Germany Convinces India to Cut Iran Oil Imports, Focus Says
• Sarkozy May Increase French Value-Added Tax Rate to 21.2%, Le Monde Says
• Euro Officials Said to Discuss Veto Powers Over Greek Budget Decisions
• Deutsche Boerse May Seek Asia Ventures, Euro am Sonntag Says
• Bank of Nova Scotia Gives Wholesale Units Scotiabank Brand Name
• Russian Central Bank Fails to Promote Growth, Deripaska Says
• Liverpool Beats Manchester United 2-1 in F.A. Cup; Chelsea Wins
• Merkel to Discuss Iran Nuclear Program, Sanctions in China
• Sumitomo to Invest $322 Million in Brazilian Plant, Estado Says
• Swiss Tax Pact With U.S. May Come Soon, Widmer-Schlumpf Says
• Vonn Wins Women’s World Cup Downhill; Cuche Captures Men’s Race
• Ex-Deputy Moscow Mayor to Advise Orthodox Patriarch on Building
• Zain Saudi Jumps Most Since March on Murabaha Maturity Extension
• News Corp. Workers Arrested in U.K. Bribe Probe
• Saudi Equity Movers: Zain Saudi, Mobily, Al-Babtain Power
• Saudi Arabian Shares Advance to Six-Month High on Fed’s Low-Rate Pledge
• Azarenka Wins Australian Open Title to Extend Sharapova’s Grand Slam Skid
• Germany’s Merkel Won’t Support Scrapping of Euro, Bild Reports
• Pakistan Beats England in 2nd Cricket Test to Clinch Series
• Germany Ready to Combine ESM, EFSF Funds, WirtschaftsWoche Says
• Swiss Bank Wegelin Got Ultimatum From U.S., Tages-Anzeiger Says
• Geithner Promises to Look Into Swiss Bank Talks, Widmer Says
• Ackermann Says Greek Default Would Be ‘Playing With Fire’
• Saudi Arabian Petrochemical Shipments Rose 5.7% in December
• Popolare di Milano’s Chiesa May Resign, Corriere Says
• German CSU Lawmaker Wants Euro Risk Reports, Sueddeutsche Says
• German Lawmakers Reject Increasing Aid for Greece, Spiegel Says
• Nobel Biocare’s Eriksson, Lilja Plan to Leave, Finanz Reports
• Issing Doesn’t Rule Out Euro-Zone Exits, Neue Zuercher Reports
• Pentagon to Boost Spending to Enhance Penetrator Bomb, WSJ Says
• Vekselberg Says He’ll Drop Gazprom Power Merger If No Deal Soon
• Syrian Forces Press Crackdown After U.N. Body Disagrees on Draft
• Russia to Build 3 Plants for Air, Missile Defense, Interfax Says
• SBI May Start Offering Mortgages in U.K. From August, FT Reports
• Hungary’s Orban Said to Reject IMF on Flat Tax, Nemzet Reports
• Greece Needs EU145 Billion in Second Aid Package, Spiegel Says
• Beneteau’s Boat Sales to Drop 10% in 2012, CEO Tells Investir
• Sawiris Talks With Telecom Italia to Buy Matrix, Corriere Says
• Obama Says Congress Blocking His Government Nominees, Engaging in Gridlock
• Senegal Riots Leave One Dead After President Approved to Seek Re-Election
• Cyprus Responds to Fitch Cut, Says Economy on ‘Solid Foundation’
• Russia Seeks to Resume North Korea Nuclear Talks, Interfax Says
• France May Raise EU1 Bln From Tax on Stock Trades, Figaro Says
• Russia to Resume Talks on Peace Treaty With Japan, Interfax Says
• Azarenka Defeats Sharapova in Australian Open for First Grand Slam Title
• Italy Considers Tax Cut for Low Earners, La Repubblica Says
• Asian, Middle Eastern Holders Cut EFSF Bond Purchases, FT Says
• Abraaj Made ‘Significant’ Returns From Turkey Sale
• Europe Pushed to Bolster Defenses to Lock in Crisis Respite
• Russian Tour Firm Suspension May Affect 8,000 Tourists, RIA Says
• Azarenka Wins First Set Against Sharapova in Australian Open Women’s Final
• Saudi State Fund Approves Home Loans Valued at $1.5 Billion
• Roubini Says Eurozone ‘Wreck’ May Force Greece Out in Year
• House Prices Lower Than 2007 in More Than 50% of London, FT Says
• Russia’s Transaero Air Passengers Increase 27% in 2011, CEO Says
• Tottenham Beats Watford in F.A. Cup 4th Round; Everton Defeats Fulham 2-1
• Saudi Arabia Creates 300,000 Jobs Since June, Eqtisadiah Says
• Zimbabwe Constitutional Draft Completed, Daily News Reports
• Arc’s Gold Exploration Permit in Indonesia Revoked, Tempo Says
• Barclays Investors Warn Bank on Executive Pay Increases, FT Says
• Sabic to Build Storage Unit in Jubail This Year, Watan Reports
• Mobily, Zain Saudi, Basic Chemical: Saudi Equity Preview
• Water in China’s Liuzhou at Risk From Cadmium, Xinhua Reports
• Australia Secures First 4-0 Test Cricket Series Sweep of India Since 1968
• Gilts Advance on Bets Bank of England Will Increase Purchases
• Italian, Spanish Government Bonds Gain as Borrowing Costs Fall at Auctions
• Gupta Seeks Identity of Possible Tipper ‘X’ at Goldman, P&G
• Hornets Break Nine-Game Losing Streak With 93-67 Win Over Magic
• LeBron James Scores 31 to Lead Heat to 99-89 Victory Over Knicks
• Perelman’s MacAndrews & Forbes Loses $16 Million Drapkin Verdict
• Jefferies, Cantor Outlooks Lowered to Negative by S&P on Trading Concerns
• California Cities Lose Bid to Stop Redevelopment Law Diverting $1 Billion
• Texas Official Urged by Judges to Negotiate Redistricting Deal
• Lehman Says It May Give Creditors $8.1 Billion to $10.7 Billion
• Woods, McIlroy Two Shots Back of Leader Olesen at Abu Dhabi Golf
• Omnicare Sued by FTC to Block $440.8 Million Takeover of Rival PharMerica
• RIM’s Heins ‘Here to Fight’ for BlackBerry Revival Against Apple
• S&P 500 Rises for Fourth Week as Fed’s Pledge Offsets GDP Report
• Facebook Plans IPO Filing as Early as Next Week
• Obama Administration Expands Aid for Delinquent U.S. Homeowners
• Spies Spooking Britain Recall Spanish Inquisition: Lewis Lapham
• Dustin Hoffman Bets Ponies, Settles Score in ‘Luck’: Greg Evans
• ‘Gotterdammerung,’ Aimee Mann, Glass Bash, Weirdos: NYC Weekend
• Bald Cynthia Nixon Fights Cancer in Lithe ‘Wit’: Jeremy Gerard
• Rembrandt, Snarling Bear, Devils Dazzle at Morgan Dutch Treat
• Canadian Currency Strengthens for a Third Week as Commodities Climb on Fed
• Simpson Says ‘Terrified’ Obama Walked Away From Deficit Issue
• Dollar Tumbles on Fed’s Interest Rate Pledge, Discussions Over Greek Debt
• Citigroup Said to Cut Bonuses in Investment Bank By About 30%
• Treasury Five-Year Note Yields Decline to Lowest Ever on Fed Strategy
• Schiano Owes Rutgers $800,000 After Move to NFL’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Horse of the Year Rachel Alexandra, 6-Day-Old Colt Hospitalized
• U.S. Women’s Soccer Team Grabs Olympics Slot With Costa Rica Win