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January 31, 2012

• Nanjing Pharmaceutical Falls on Estimate for Loss: Beijing Mover
• Aussie to Stay ‘Relatively High’: Gillard
• Total Said to Sell Mellitah Condensate to Mangalore Refinery
• Chugoku Electric to Build Solar Plant in Japan’s Yamaguchi
• South Korea Central Bank Plans to Buy Chinese Stocks to Diversify Reserves
• HSBC Hired to Help Manage Sale of Yuan Bond by China Minmetals
• Australian Notes Advance; 10-Year Yield Equals Record Low Set in December
• Japan’s Nuclear Plant Safety Tests Ignore Lessons of Fukushima
• Global Funds Buy Net 7.77 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• H.K. Economy Grows Less-Than-Estimated 3%
• U.S Refiners, Steelworkers Avert Strike With Tentative Three-Year Contract
• China Banks to Stress-Test Local Government Loans, Herald Says
• Micex Extending January Gains to Aberdeen on Consumption: Russia Overnight
• ANZ Voted Best Asia Syndicated Loan Bank by Market Association
• Sharp Drops on Nikkei Report It Will Cut Output: Tokyo Mover
• Temasek’s Hsieh Leaves Board After Stepping Down as President in September
• South Korea’s January Crude Oil Imports Fall 5.2% by Volume
• Copper Snaps Three-Day Losing Run as China Manufacturing Grows
• Romney Wins Florida Primary to Reclaim Lead in Race
• Daiwa Joins Mizuho in Cutting Costs as Firms Trim at Least 500 More Jobs
• USDA Withdraws Rule Requiring Proof of Labor-Law Compliance
• Romney Raises $57 Million While Chief Rival Gingrich Takes In $13 Million
• Dassault Aviation’s Rafale Is Lowest Bidder in India Jet Fighter Contract
• Euro Holds Decline on Greek Debt-Swap Talks, Before Portuguese Auctions
• Aneka Tambang, Delta Dunia, Surya Esa: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Brazil ‘No Matter What’ Pushes Private-Equity to Public Deals
• Australian Home Prices Fell Most on Record in 2011 as New Home Sales Slump
• U.S. Refiners, Steelworkers Said to Reach Tentative Agreement
• QPR Adds Zamora, Cisse at English Soccer Transfer Deadline; Spurs Get Saha
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Australian Dollar Trims Earlier Loss After China Manufacturing Report
• Romney Wins Florida Primary, Frontrunner Again
• Christie Finds Himself on Losing Side of History After Civil Rights Remark
• Gingrich Vows to Continue Race as Early Florida Counting Points to Romney
• Claremont McKenna Not Alone in Admissions Mischief: Jane S. Shaw
• Warner Music to Oppose Universal Music’s EMI Deal, Bronfman Says
• Dangdang Lures ‘Bottom Fishers’ After 84% Drop: China Overnight
• MF Global Lowered European Risk in August, Stockman Says
• Mexico’s Democracy Needs Justice System to Match: Enrique Krauze
• L’Oreal’s Rachel Weisz Ad Banned by U.K.
• U.K. More Productive, More Stressed Than When Queen’s Rule Began
• Why Europe Really Must Pursue ‘Structural Reform’: Clive Crook
• Rubio Could Help Republicans Learn to Love the Dream Act: View
• Old-Line Republicans Unite in Gingrich Hatred: Margaret Carlson
• Fracking Boom Could Finally Cap Myth of Peak Oil: Peter Orszag
• Prepare for a Contentious Republican Convention: Jeff Greenfield
• ‘Cherry Orchard’ Gets Arias, Foxtrots in New Paris Work: Review
• Christie’s Sales Surge 9% on Contemporary Art, Warhol, Picasso
• Hedge Fund Frankenstein Algorithm Stalks Robert Harris Thriller
• Scotland Needs to Decide on Independence Once and for All: View
• Australian New-Home Sales Fell 4.9% in December From Prior Month
• JC Flowers Ex-U.K. Chief Executive Avoids Police Probe Over FSA Fraud Fine
• Jefferies Allows Bonus Recipients to Swap Stock for Cash With 25% Discount
• Boston Properties Fourth-Quarter FFO Doubles as Debt Costs Go Unrepeated
• Barnes & Noble’s Patent-Misuse Claim Against Microsoft Thrown Out by Judge
• Broadcom Forecasts Sales That May Top Analysts’ Estimates
• India's Top Newspapers Battle for Readers' Hearts and Souls: Choudhury
• Japanese Futures Slip After U.S. Confidence Unexpectedly Drops
• J&J Shifts Management in Consumer Unit Hit by Recalls
• Credit Suisse Plans to Eliminate 109 Jobs in New York Site
• Merck Wins Patent Ruling Over Sandoz Version of Cancidas
• Vale Shuts Sudbury Mines for Inspection After Worker Death
• AMR Posts $904 Million Loss in Monthly Bankruptcy Report
• Holly Energy Has Leak From Six-Inch Oil Pipeline in Texas
• Louis-Dreyfus Widow Chairman Ousts Men Running Commodities Giant
• CSN Buys Alfonso Gallardo’s German Assets for $632 Million
• Volcker: ’Confidence in Government is Shaky’
• Three UBS Clients Accused of Hiding Offshore Money From IRS
• Aflac Profit Misses Estimates as Insurer Forecasts Slump in Japanese Sales
• Petrobras to Issue About $6 Billion of Bonds Overseas
• China Tightens Rules for Handling Ships Including Valemax
• U.K. Said to Plan Cuts to Solar Subsidies at Regular Intervals
• South Carolina Fund Paid High Fees for No Gain, Treasurer Says
• Oshkosh Profit Falls 61% on Declining U.S. Military Sales
• Emerging-Market Stocks Extend Best Start of Year Since 2001 on Greek Hope
• Brazil Homebuilder Gafisa Said to Receive Offer From Investment Fund
• Oil-Payment Disclosure Delay by U.S. SEC Criticized by Democrats
• Euro Falls to Lowest in 5 Days Versus Dollar
• Mexico Stocks: Cemex, Organizacion Soriana, Grupo Mexico Advance
• Dow Caps Longest Losing Streak Since August on Economic Reports
• Mexico Peso Heads to Best Month in 17 Years on Outlook for Interest Rates
• Israel Forces Identity Struggle for Egypt's Islamists: Noe & Raad
• Sandusky Lawyers to Learn Identities of Alleged Victims From Prosecutors
• American Laser Centers Wins Court Approval of Asset Sale to Versa Unit
• Bradesco Declines at Bovespa as Profit Misses Estimates
• Treasury 10-Year Yield Lowest in Four Months as U.S. Economic Data Cool
• Slim Rebuts OECD’s Study Citing Overcharging in Mexico’s Telecom Industry
• Canadian Currency Falls From Three-Month High After U.S. Confidence Sinks
• Repeat Breast Cancer Surgery Varies Widely for Little Reason, Study Finds
• Colombian Stock Movers: Bancolombia SA, Ecopetrol SA Advance
• Georgian Measures Destroy Corruption Myth, World Bank Says
• Everton Beats Manchester City 1-0 in Premier League; United Wins
• Arabs Implore UN Council to Back Plan for Assad’s Exit
• Roche to Nominate Independent Board Directors in Takeover Bid for Illumina
• Prudential Names Derrick, Von Fischer to Build Finance Unit
• Yankees Hire Ex-Cubs General Manager Hendry as a Special-Assignment Scout
• Natural Gas Tumbles 7.7% on Supply Surplus: Commodities at Close
• Chinchilla’s Approval Rating Among Costa Ricans at All-Time Low
• BP Must Cover Some Halliburton Gulf Spill Costs, Judge Says
• Confidence Decline Points to Cooling U.S. Growth
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for January 31
• CMHC Says It Is Rationing Mortgage Insurance for Lenders
• Peru Bonds Post Biggest Gain Since October on Asset Demand
• U.S. Steel Rises After Forecasting Higher Prices in Quarter
• Meritage Falls Most Since August After Earnings Miss Analysts’ Estimates
• Petrobras Plans to Sell About $6 Billion of Bonds, Fitch Says
• Garlock Sealing Allowed to Add $16 Million to Pension Fund
• Exxon, Valero Receive Union Strike Notices for Refineries
• RadioShack Drops Most in 30 Years as Profit Trails Estimates
• Polypore Drops Most Since 2008 as LG Chem Plans Separator Plant
• California Faces Cash Shortfall by March on Low Receipts, Controller Says
• Brothers Reaped $17 Million From Illegal Short Sales, SEC Says
• China-Based Hackers Target Law Firms to Get Secret Deal Data
• Crude Options Volatility Advances as Futures Slip a Third Day
• Assurant Obtains $130 Million of Catastrophe Bond Coverage
• Ethanol Futures Gain as Corn Advances on Export Sales Increase
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, Jan. 31
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, Jan. 31
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Jan. 31
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, Jan. 31
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Jan. 31
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Jan. 31
• Edwards Wildman Palmer Law Firm Names Robert Shuftan as Managing Partner
• Ormat Shares Drop as Sales to Fall $25 Million in 2012, 2013
• Petrobras Shuts Fifth Most Productive Well After Accident
• Mattel Stock Surges After Toymaker Boosts its Dividend: Los Angeles Mover
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for January 31
• Exxon Drops After Fourth-Quarter Sales Are Lower Than Analysts Estimated
• Eli Lilly Profit Slumps on Schizophrenia Drug
• Imperial Quarterly Profit Increases 26% on Higher Oil Prices
• CTC Media Drops as Renaissance Says Audience Share Is ‘Weak’
• MannKind Falls Most in Six Months on Plan to Sell More Shares, Add Debt
• La Polar Posts Record Gain After Chile Supreme Court Ruling
• VeriFone Rises as MasterCard Speeds Payment-System Upgrades
• U.S. Stocks Fall as 10-Year Treasuries Advance on Consumer Confidence Data
• UPS Profit Forecast for Year Tops Estimates as Shipping Demand Increases
• Vertex Wins Approval for Drug to Treat Mutation Linked to Cystic Fibrosis
• Cyrela Cuts 2012 Sales Forecast as Brazil Growth Slows
• Biogen CFO Clancy Says Shareholder Dividend a ‘Longer-Term’ Possibility
• Polypore Falls to 52-Week Low on ‘Sell’ Report: Atlanta Mover
• Vale Rises to Highest Since September on Tax Ruling: Rio Mover
• U.S. Sweep to Rein in Identity Theft Targets 105, IRS Says
• Coinstar’s Redbox to Get Warner DVDs Elsewhere as Deal Ends
• Pfizer Net Beats Estimates as Animal Health Counters Generics Competition
• Brazilian Interest-Rate Futures Yields Increase on Output; Real Rises
• Memory-Chip Stocks Are Top Losers After Tepco
• Kenya May Keep Key Rate Unchanged After 6 Increases Curb Prices
• Gafisa Surges on Speculation Company to Be Sold: Sao Paulo Mover
• Rocker Neil Young Worked With Steve Jobs on High-Fidelity Music Service
• Entel Falls as Quarterly Profit Misses Forecasts: Santiago Mover
• Iran’s Oil, Tanker Firms Targeted for Sanctions
• Ford Awarded Investment-Grade Yields on $1 Billion of Debt
• Brazilian Stock Movers: Bradesco, Fibria Celulose, Gafisa, Vale
• Canadian Natural Gas Extends Decline as Mild Weather Cuts Demand
• U.S. Midwest Jobs Return as Applesauce Lifts Obama
• United Arab Emirates to Ease U.S. Beef-Import Limits, USDA Says
• Energy Future Planning $400 Million Bond Sale to Repay Intercompany Debt
• Obama Seeks to Extend, Expand Small-Business Tax Breaks
• Apple Names Dixon’s Browett to Lead Retail Business Amid Global Expansion
• Kuwaiti Fund Buys Manhattan Luxury Apartment Building
• Obama Surpasses 2007 Fundraising With $128M
• Melco Crown Jumps to Two-Month High in U.S. on Loan
• #TwitterBlackout Emerges as Web Bows to Rogues: William Pesek
• Melco Crown Calls Jump to Eight-Month High on Project
• Entergy Falls on Pensions Costs, Gas Prices: Houston Mover
• Chicago Gasoline Gains After Conoco Wood River Equipment Failure
• Melco Jumps to Three-Month High on New Year Revenue
• Iran More Willing to Attack in U.S., National Intelligence Director Says
• Obama Aides to Meet Egyptian Delegation Amid Rift Over Groups
• Men in Finance Have `Reprehensible' Dominance
• Princeton 2012-2013 Freshman Applications Fall 1.9%
• Corn Prices May Decline in Next Decade on Yields, CBO Says
• Chavez to Name Cilia Flores as Venezuela’s Prosecutor General
• Paris Hilton Perfume Maker Sued by Investor in Delaware Over Proposed Sale
• See Our Sites, Shop Our Stores: The Ticker
• EasyJet’s Stelios Spat Intensifies Before Shareholder Meeting
• Peru Stocks: Atacocha, Credicorp, IRL, Minsur, Panoro Advance
• John Bogle Says Impossible to Have a Bond Market Bubble
• Lone Colombian Forecaster Who Got Rate Call Right Predicts More Increases
• Housing Recovery Seeds Planted, Economist Case Says: Tom Keene
• Corzine’s Penthouse $2.9 Million Listing Marks 11% Below Purchase Price
• ‘Little Child’ CFTC Ignores Futures Oversight Role, O’Malia Says
• Gasoline Demand Rose 0.4% in U.S. Last Week, MasterCard Says
• Gingrich Says He Will Continue Race Against Romney After Florida
• Waddell & Reed Shares Sink Most Since October: Chicago Mover
• Ex-FrontPoint Manager Skowron Calls Morgan Stanley No Victim of His Crimes
• FTC’s Asset Acceptance Case Signals Crackdown on Debt-Collection Industry
• NFL Lawsuits Over Repeated Head Injuries Are Consolidated in Philadelphia
• Citigroup Joins MSRB to Oppose Applying Dodd-Frank Law to Muni-Bond Market
• Former RBS Chief Fred Goodwin Is Stripped of Knighthood
• GOP Said to Focus on Cost of Consumer Bureau Rules
• Valero Misses Analysts’ Estimates on U.S. Gulf Coast Results
• EU Commission Balks at Spain Halt to Renewable Energy Subsidies
• Archie Manning Says He Didn’t Think Eli Was Interested in Sports as a Boy
• Carlyle Said to Sell $283M Stake in India’s HDFC
• Housing Recovery Seeds Planted With Affordability, Case Says
• WikiLeaks’s Assange Sued by Ex-Lawyers as He Prepares U.K. Top Court Fight
• FCC Trims Subsidy That Powers TracFone Amid Fraud Concern
• Enel 2011 Ebitda Beats Estimates as Utility’s Revenue Advances
• Petrobakken Shipping Oil by Rail on Limited Pipeline Space
• GM Reaches $23.8 Million Pollution Settlement With U.S.
• Cameron Draws Criticism From Labour for Watering Down EU Veto
• Cequel Communications Sets Rate on $2.7 Billion in Loans
• Viacom CEO Dauman Says He’s Open to Unbundling Channels on Favorable Terms
• Full Tilt Units, 10 Executives Win Dismissal of Civil Racketeering Claim
• Broker’s Fiduciary Standards Should Match Reality of Market, Pitt Says
• Egyptians Holding 25 Chinese Citizens Hostage Demand Release of Prisoners
• Putin Guards Russia’s Mideast Influence in UN Snub of Assad Ouster Demand
• Goldman Sachs Runners Step Up for Empire State Building’s 86-Floor Climb
• Chinese Cadmium Spill Won’t Halt Tap Water Supply, Xinhua Says
• Deutsche Bank Said to Prepare $1 Billion CMBS Deal as Firms Resume Sales
• Gazprom Caps Europe Gas Sales on Cold Spell, Interfax Says
• Yale’s Swensen: Index Funds Best Plan for Most
• Silver Powering 20 Million Homes as Glut Subsides: Commodities
• Mexico Sells 6 Billion Pesos of 28-Day Cetes at Auction Today
• UFL’s Huyghue Quits as Football League Revises Model Amid Funding Squeeze
• New Jersey Pension Funding Is Faulted by Fitch Even After Christie’s Cuts
• French Drugmakers Say Pricing Policy May Hamper Industry
• Serbian Regulator Bans MK Group’s Bid to Buy Hellenic Sugar
• U.K. Watchdog to Promote Daily Stress Tests for Clearinghouses
• Islanders-Devils to Be First NHL Game Played at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center
• Baucus Says Stable U.S. Tax Code Better for Business Than Temporary Breaks
• Kaufman Shuts as Minority-Owned Investment Bank Succumbs to Trading Dearth
• Micromet Investor Claims Amgen $1 Billion Takover Bid Undervalues Shares
• Xstrata Thermal-Coal Output Rises on New Mines; Copper Falls
• Seller Wants $158 Million for London Billionaires Row Home
• Aquarius Reviews Everest Mine as Platinum Output Falls 17%
• Chile Central Bank Nominee Urges Vigilance Over Slowdown
• Ryan Seacrest’s Company Gets $300 Million From THL Partners, Bain Capital
• Santander Profit Slumps After Spanish Real-Estate Cleanup
• German Stocks Rise; Benchmark DAX Index Completes Best January on Record
• Intesa Sells First Italian Unsecured Bank Bond Since July
• Russia Bans Live Cattle From Germany, France, U.K. on Virus
• OPEC Output Reaches Three-Year High on Libya Gains, Survey Shows
• Shell to Raise Dividend for First Time Since 2009
• Portugal as Greece Prods ECB to Halt Contagion Buoying Bulls
• Apple's Greatness, and Its Shame
• New York Fed Says It Supports Fail Charges for Mortgage Bonds
• Polish Stocks: Budimex, Globe Trade Shares Are Active in Warsaw
• Ukraine’s Grain Shipments Declined 54% in January, ProAgro Says
• European Stocks Climb, Posting Best Start to a Year Since 1998
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for January 31
• Most Swiss Stocks Advance; Richemont, Actelion Increase as Holcim Drops
• Foreclosures Draw Private Equity as U.S. Sells Homes
• Iraq Lawmaker Janabi Says No Rules Prevent Exxon-Kurdistan Deal
• U.K. Stocks Rebound From Two-Day Drop as EU Countries Agree Budget Rules
• UBS May Purchase Brazilian Lender as Banking License Stalls
• Argentina Stocks: Juan Minetti, Autopistas del Sol, YPF Advance
• Russia Won’t Allow Libya-Style Syria Solution, Lavrov Says
• Cooley Hires Winston Partner Hamid for Washington Office
• Magyar Telekom Drops for Fourth Day as State Companies Win Bid
• Pound Rises to 10-Week High Versus Dollar on Europe Optimism, Stock Gains
• Croatia’s Podravka 2011 Net Income Rises 44% on Sales Abroad
• Hungary’s OTP Bank Caps Biggest Monthly Gain Since March 2010
• Wind Energy Plans $550 Million of Projects in Thailand by 2016
• Autopistas del Sol Surges on Subsidy Cuts: Buenos Aires Mover
• Italian Bonds Rise on EU Fiscal Pact Deal; Portuguese Securities Jump
• Fed’s Inflation Goal May Raise Issues, Bini Smaghi Writes in FT
• Teck Miners Will Seek Strike in Chile After Rejecting Offer
• Komercni Banka Climbs Most in 3 Months on EU Deal: Prague Mover
• Turkey Stock Index Drops After Testing 200-Day Moving Average
• London Police Arrest Man for $221,000 Scam on Dating Website
• Fluor Agrees to Build 125-Megawatt Solar Plant in Arizona for LS Power
• U.S. Highway Trust Fund Faces Insolvency Next Year, CBO Says
• Serbian GDP Grew 0.8% in Fourth Quarter, Less Than Forecast
• Park Fails to Make Downpayment for Istanbul Grid by Deadline
• Gentex Falls After Lower Pricing Narrows Margins: Detroit Mover
• Atlas Copco Profit Matches Estimates as Demand Seen Falling
• Greece Fights for Second Bailout
• Starbucks in India Stresses Out the Beans: Hot off the Griddle
• Colombia December Urban Unemployment Rate Rises to 10.4%
• Amnesty International Urges Sudan to Free Human Rights Activist
• Honda Joins Toshiba in Cutting Forecasts as Yen’s Rise Hurts Manufacturers
• Pork Imports Into Russia May Triple on WTO Accession, Union Says
• Murray & Roberts Declines on $256 Million Rights-Offer: Johannesburg Mover
• China Practices Threaten 1.6 Million Auto Jobs, Reports Say
• Ecuador’s Foreign Reserves Fall 4.2% in Week to $3.42 Billion
• Santander to Complete Real Estate Cleanup in 2012, Botin Says
• Colombian Stock Movers: Ecopetrol, Canacol Energy Increase
• Lira, Turkish Bonds Surge as Central Bank Says Won’t Stop Currency Gaining
• Chilean Stocks: Entel, Empresas Copec and Empresas La Polar
• U.S. Repo Close: Old 30-Year Bond at Lowest Rate, 0.16%
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Jan. 31
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Jan. 31
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, Jan. 31
• McGraw-Hill Fourth-Quarter Profit Rises on Information Units
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: First Bank of Nigeria, Japaul Oil Move
• Andy Murray Joins Djokovic, Nadal on Davis Cup Tennis Sidelines
• How Social Security Really Began: Echoes
• Iraq Delays Energy Licensing to May After Amending Offers
• Pep Boys Seen Gaining 27% as Cheapest Value Lures Bids: Real M&A
• Dominican Republic’s Import Tariffs on Bags Ruled Illegal by WTO
• Bezeq Posts Biggest Gain in 2 Weeks on Clal’s ‘Outperform’
• Fibria Drops After Another CFO Replacement: Sao Paulo Mover
• Danish Bank Crisis Worsening, More Failures Loom, FSA Warns
• Bank Default Swaps Heading for Biggest Monthly Rally on ECB Cash
• Cotton Rises Most in Week on Demand Outlook; Orange Juice Gains
• Date With Drachma Nears as Less Is More in Europe: The Ticker
• Glaxo, Lilly, Pfizer Said to Eye Stake in Turkey’s MN Pharma
• Canada’s Economy Records Surprise 0.1% Drop in November on Energy Declines
• South Sudan Says Total Ready to Start Oil Exploration in Jonglei
• Cameroon’s Cocoa-Export Price Rises 3.6% to Jan. 30
• IBM Buying Worklight to Enhance Mobile-Application Software
• U.S. Stocks Erase Gains; Dollar, Treasuries Reverse Drop on Economic Data
• U.S. ISM Non-Manufacturing Index Annual Revisions
• Business Activity in U.S. Cooled in January as Orders Slowed
• Governors Seeking Jobs Offer Tax Breaks as Budget Woes Ease
• Italy Ends Search Inside Stricken Ship as Fuel Removal Delayed
• Russia Faces Onslaught at UN to Back Ouster of Assad in Syria
• Wheat Futures Called Higher on Global Weather Concerns; Corn, Soy May Gain
• U.S. Consumer Confidence Report for January (Text)
• U.S. ISM Manufacturing Index Annual Revisions
• Mexico International Reserves Rose to $147.4 Billion, Bank Says
• Gasoline Rises on Concern Refinery Outages to Curb Fuel Supplies
• Strike to Paralyze Cypriot Soft Drink Industry, Stockwatch Says
• Putin’s VEB May Buy RusHydro Stake Earmarked for Privatization
• First Gulf Bank Surges on 2011 Dividend Payout: Abu Dhabi Mover
• Goldman Sachs Loses Metals-Trading Directors, SparkSpread Says
• Samsung to Base Offshore Scotland Wind Project in Fife, Create 500 Jobs
• Maple Extends TMX Takeover Offer to Feb. 29 to Get Approvals
• Lender Processing Seeks to Dismiss Nevada Attorney General’s Complaint
• Cameroon Targets Unlicensed Cocoa Buyers With Seizure of Beans
• Euro Pares Gain Versus Dollar; Yen Declines Again Most Currency Peers
• Apple Names Dixons CEO Browett as Retail Head in Cook’s First Outside Pick
• Samsung Probed by EU Antitrust Regulator Over Mobile Patents
• Goldwind Signs $5.5 Billion China Development Bank Wind Pact
• Giants Relishing Underdog Role in Patriots’ Rematch, Tisch Says
• Rand Set For Its Best Month in a Year as Stocks, Commodity Prices, Advance
• Challenge to Obama’s Labor Board Recess Appointments ‘Futile,’ U.S. Says
• Syrian Troops Push Deeper Into Damascus Suburbs Before UN Resolution Talks
• China Proposes Rules for Veterinary Drug Regulation System
• Case Shiller Home-Price Index Falls 3.7%
• Rosneft Gets License for Three Oil and Gas Blocks in Barents Sea
• Paccar Rises After Profit, Sales Exceed Estimates: Seattle Mover
• Off The Charts: Price of Apple Protection Declines
• Nokia Siemens to Cut 2,900 German Jobs in Profitability Push
• Euro Strengthens After Greece Says Debt Talks Progressing; Dollar Declines
• Syria UN Proposal Assures Russia No Military Intervention Sought
• Mexico Hedged 2012 Oil at $85 a Barrel, Finance Ministry Says
• Benetton Says Founding Family Is Studying Offer to Delist Clothing Company
• Wheat Advances on Speculation Cold Weather in Europe May Harm Winter Crops
• U.S. Steel Sells Back Serbian Plant, State Looks East for Buyers
• Kulicke & Soffa, Paccar, Rent-A-Center: U.S. Equity Preview
• Global Food Prices May Keep Falling This Year, World Bank Says
• UniCredit Sees Europe Economy, Markets in Recovery Mode in 2012
• Repsol Falls After Report of Nationalization Plan: Madrid Mover
• Claremont McKenna Says Official Inflated SAT Scores
• Delek Real Estate Signs Deal With Dalet, Heh Bondholders
• U.S. Fourth Quarter Employment Cost Index Report (Text)
• Czechs Reduce 2012 Growth Outlook as Cabinet to Seek Budget-Spending Cuts
• Chile Jobless Rate Unexpectedly Falls, Complicating Outlook for Rate Cuts
• Romania Boosts Natural Gas Imports on Record-High Consumption
• Raspadskaya Slides to Three-Week Low as Share Buyback Closes
• Armenia’s 2011 Inflation Slows to 7.7%, Statistics Service Says
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• TATA CAP and L&T FIN CP :India Money Markets
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Chilean Peso Appreciates as Copper Rises and Unemployment Falls
• Colombia’s Peso Advances Most in Three Weeks After Surprise Rate Increase
• Italian, Spanish Bonds Advance as EU Leaders Reach Fiscal Deal; Bunds Fall
• Billionaire Eike Batista Studying Entry in the Coffee Market
• Canada Nov. Gross Domestic Product Report (Text)
• Canada Dec. Industrial Product and Raw Materials Prices (Text)
• IOC & HDFC CP's Issued:India
• Sarkozy Allies in Parliament Back Sales-Tax Rise Opposed by French Public
• Slovenia’s Pivovarna Lasko Sees 2012 Net at 49 Million Euros
• French Socialist Candidate Hollande Pledges to Renegotiate Fiscal Treaty
• Lucidus’s Sherry Says Europe Buys Itself Time With ECB Loans
• Biogen Shares Decline as 2012 Forecast Trails Estimates: Boston Mover
• Croatia Economy to Decline 1.3% in 2012, Economists Survey Shows
• Kazakh Grid Operator Increased 2011 Profit 29% on Power Demand
• Kenya Shilling Advances for Sixth Day, Longest Run in 10 Months
• European Banks’ Dollar Funding Costs Decline in Money Markets
• Crude Oil Heads for Monthly Gain on Signs of EU Progress, Tension in Iran
• Canara and Corpi CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Axis & SIB CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Egyptian Stocks: Ezz Steel and Sidi Kerir Petrochemicals
• Russian Economy Expanded 4.3% Last Year, Faster Than Economists Estimated
• Brazil Industrial Output Rises Most Since May as Economy Shows Resilience
• Australia Investment Spending Rises 2.1% on LNG, Deloitte Says
• Czech Finance Ministry Cuts 2012 GDP Growth Forecast to 0.2%
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Barclays Kenya Advances Most in Almost Two Weeks in Nairobi
• Canadian Dollar Touches Strongest Level Since October Before Growth Data
• AVI Heads for Record on Higher Profit: Johannesburg Mover
• Soccer Club Owner Mandaric Says Tax Evasion Trial an ‘Insult’
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.06% to 0.09%, ICAP Says
• Mortgage Accord, Foreign Bribes, Municipal Bonds: Compliance
• Italy’s Jobless Rate Climbed to Eight-Year Highest in December Amid Cuts
• India Bonds Complete Best Month Since May 2010 on Cash Measures
• Foreign Investors Sell Net 796 Million Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Thai Cabinet Approves Increase in Starting Government Salaries
• Poland Says Stricter European Carbon Goal Depends on Global Action
• ADM Profit Misses Estimates After Corn Costs Rise, Oilseed Earnings Fall
• ADM Second-Quarter Profit Misses Analysts’ Estimates After Corn Costs Rise
• Hungary State Companies Win Mobile Bid as Orban Widens Sway
• Greenspan, Tuymans ‘Eyes,’ 1,141 Artists Mark VIP Fair
• Ezz Steel Poised for Two-Month High as Sales Jump: Cairo Mover
• L’Oreal, Wolf Trap, Nestle, Gingrich: Intellectual Property
• Rosneft Said to Sell Urals Crude From Primorsk to Shell, BP
• IAEA to End Tehran Trip Amid Tensions Over Iran Nuclear Work
• Dai-ichi Life, GMA Network, Honda Motor, IDBI Bank: Asian Stocks Preview
• UBS, Foreclosure Accord, Berezovsky, Commerzbank, MF Global in Court News
• German Unemployment Fell More Than Forecast in January: Economy
• Formula 1 Driver Sutil Convicted Over Nightclub Fracas, BBC Says
• EU’s Barnier to Seek Debate on Planned Veto of Deutsche Boerse-NYSE Merger
• NBAD Fourth-Quarter Profit Declines 1% as Expenses Rise, Misses Estimates
• Sichem Hiroshima Tanker Leaves U.K. Coryton Plant for Amsterdam
• Chairman Leaves Iranian-Owned Tanker Company, Tradewinds Says
• Garofalo Shrieks in Sex-Trade Dramedy ‘Russian Transport’: Jeremy Gerard
• Mercuria Buys Upper Zakum; Qatar Marine Drops to August 2009 Low
• French Consumer Spending Falls as Jobless Claims Surge
• Netanyahu Faces Challenge From Settler Leader in Likud Primary
• Erste Hungary Rejects Call to Share Municipality Debt Burden
• Brazil Will Favor Sugar at 21 Cents, Morgan Stanley Says
• Asia Naphtha Crack Falls; SK Innovation Sells Fuel: Oil Products
• Electrica Seeks Bids for EU70 Million of Wind-Turbine Contracts
• Ukraine’s Central Bank Decides to Liquidate Stolytsya Bank
• Michelin Names 630 Value-for-Money Restaurants Across France
• Asian Stocks Advance on Greek Debt Deal Talks, Japan Industrial Production
• 2Co Energy Enlists Foster Wheeler for $7.9 Billion U.K. CO2 Capture Plant
• Persian Gulf Stocks: First Gulf Bank and Oman’s Nawras Moved
• Stahl Bides Time Taking Market Share as Rivals Seen as Targets
• Tottenham Moves to Sign Adebayor, Mail Says: Soccer Roundup
• Transneft to Boost 2012 Spending on Pipe Upgrades, Interfax Says
• Extreme Cold in Ukraine Kills 30 People, Closes Schools
• South African Stocks: Anglo, Aquarius, Harmony, Implats, M&R
• Tata Global Surges After Venture With Starbucks: Mumbai Mover
• Sarkozy TV Interview Seen by 63% of French, Poll Says
• Hong Kong Yuan Deposits Fall by Most Since 2008 on Trade Flow
• Astra Agro Sells 6,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• Ireland’s Captive Banks May Help State Avoid Second Bailout With Bond Swap
• Conergy Develops 6.1 Megawatts of Solar Rooftop Plants in France
• Swiss to Hand Over Bank E-Mails to U.S. Tax Authority, DRS Says
• European Soccer Ruling Body Asks U.K. to Probe Funding of Porto Purchases
• Polish Bond Yields Drop to Four-Month Low as Zloty Rallies
• Russian Investors Target London’s Luxury Homes as Presidential Vote Looms
• Outokumpu to Buy ThyssenKrupp Stainless Unit
• Dixons Slides as CEO Browett Leaves for Apple Post: London Mover
• Sany, Citic to Pay $475 Million for German Cement-Pump Maker Putzmeister
• Heijmans Falls on Full-Year Net Loss Forecast: Amsterdam Mover
• Spain Lost $51 Billion Foreign Portfolio Investment to November
• Shoei’s Biggest Investor Supports Other Bids for Developer in Hulic Merger
• Barclays Bank Sells CHF2 Million Floating Rate Notes
• Greek Wind Power Production Capacity Rises by Almost a Fourth in 2011
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 6,000 Tons of Palm Oil
• Fornebu Surges as OBOS Pays 46% Premium for Control: Oslo Mover
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jan 30, 2012.
• Samsung Securities Said to Plan to Close Most of Its Hong Kong Operations
• Sands China to Pay First Dividend, Has Cash for Expansion
• Crude Rises; Hogs, Cattle Futures Decline: Commodities at Close
• Vestas Rises on First China Low-Wind Order: Copenhagen Mover
• Thailand Stocks: Kasikornbank, MCS, Sri Trang Agro, Thai Rubber
• Diamond, Gulliver May Avoid Hester’s Zero-Bonus Fate
• Kenya Shilling Gains for Sixth Day on Liquidity, Tracking Euro
• Logitech LifeSize CEO Forecasts Rebound in Revenue Growth
• Tucker Says New Bank Rules Must Expose Investors to Losses
• Vietnam Government Bonds Gain as Debt Set to Mature; Dong Falls
• Sri Lanka Inflation Slows to Lowest Level in More Than Two Years
• Dah Sing Bank Said to Market 10-Year Bond to Yield 4.875 Percent
• Samsung Fails to Overturn Apple’s German Ban on Sales of Galaxy Tab 10.1
• Rice Exports From Myanmar Seen Doubling in Challenge to Thailand, Vietnam
• Melco Crown Leads Casino Stock Declines: Hong Kong Mover
• China Yuan Set for Worst Month in 18 Years as Policy Makers May Slow Gains
• Nigeria to Cut March Daily Crude Oil Exports by 1%, Plans Show
• England’s National Health Service Faces Damage From Reforms, Editors Say
• Ghana, Ivory Coast Collaborate on Cocoa Challenges, Times Says
• BSkyB to Start Online-Movie Service Rivaling Netflix, Lovefilm Offerings
• Ukraine’s MHP Increased Chicken-Meat Production 7% Last Year
• Erste Group Bank Said to Plan Sale of Covered Bonds
• Norwegian Credit Growth Unexpectedly Accelerates, Sales Rise
• Wen Says China Should Allow People to Criticize Government
• Arpeni Dollar Bondholders Complete Exchange in Bankruptcy Case
• Toshiba Cuts Annual Profit Forecast 54% on Stronger Yen, Thailand Floods
• Support for Scottish Independence Is at a Standstill, Poll Shows
• China Repo Rate Declines Most in Six Months After Cash Injection by PBOC
• Surgutneftegas Said to Sell Primorsk Urals Cargo to Litasco
• Sights and Sounds of Davos
• Draghi Stuck as Trichet’s Bond Plan Proves Not So Temporary: Euro Credit
• Japan Utilities Losses Reach $6 Billion After Fukushima Crisis
• Hong Kong’s Tsang May Hand Out $5.2 Billion in Last Budget Amid Slowdown
• Greek Prisons Won’t Take Any More Inmates, Kathimerini Reports
• Ageas Shares Rise on BNP’s Tender Offer for Convertible Notes
• Forint Surges to Best Monthly Gain on Record on EU Budget Pact
• Oman Crude Official Selling Price Rises 3% in March to $110.63
• EU Nears Greek Confrontation Amid Fiscal Pact
• Dana Gas Sukuk Yields Near Record on Payment Risk: Arab Credit
• Hungary Doesn’t Plan Tax Rises for Next Year, Vilaggazdasag Says
• Ocado Chief Says Sales Growth to Near 20%
• Ormat Industries Heads for Lowest Close Since 2004 on Outlook
• Asian Currencies Set for Best Annual Start Since 2006 on Capital Inflows
• Amazon May Enter Czech Market This Year, Lidove Noviny Reports
• Sudan Security Agents Arrest Opposition Members, Umma Party Says
• Dixons Shares Slide on CEO Browett’s Surprise Move to Apple: London Mover
• China Stocks: Angang, Camel, Maanshan Iron & Steel, Sany Heavy
• Hong Kong Stocks Advance as Greece’s Papademos Sees Progress on Debt Deal
• China’s Premier Wen Says Property Curbs to Stay, Reiterates Fine-Tuning
• Bavaria Said to Plan Sale of EU500 Million of 7-Year Bonds
• Kenya Trade Gap Widened 29 Percent in November on Import Growth
• Saudi Officials Walk Out in Protest at Iran Comments, Mehr Says
• Yazaki, Denso Agree to Plead Guilty to Price-Fixing on U.S. Vehicle Parts
• Krajbanka’s Administrator Calls for Bankruptcy, Leta Reports
• U.K. Consumer Confidence Rises to Highest in Seven Months
• Shanghai Index Posts Best January Since 2009 Amid Pension-Fund Speculation
• Taiwan Economy Grew Slowest Since 2009
• Beta Wind Farm Raises $249 Million in Rupee, Dollar Loans
• Lufthansa Plans 1.5 Billion-Euro Savings Program, DPA Reports
• Vodafone, Wind Merger Deal by Feb. 9, Kathimerini Reports
• EU, IMF Demand 20% Cut in Greece’s Minimum Wage, Ta Nea Reports
• Aldata Solution Lowers Guidance on Bad Debts, Empty Office Space
• Emerging Stocks to Perform ‘Very Well,’ JPMorgan’s Mowat Says
• Schlecker Family Exhausts Funds for Revamp, FT Deutschland Says
• JPMorgan Picks Thakur as Fixed Income Head for Emerging Asia
• South Africa Fails in AU Bid, Dashing Africa Plan
• Emerging Stocks Set for Biggest Monthly Gain in Three on Greece Optimism
• Korean Air May Double Profit on New Routes, Asia Services
• Honda Cuts Full-Year Profit Forecast After Thai Floods Disrupt Production
• Thailand Reports $1.94 Billion December Current-Account Surplus
• ABB Seeks U.S. Acquisitions in Automation, Boersen-Zeitung Says
• Deutsche Telekom Opposes Kabel BW Approval, Boersen-Zeitung Says
• ProSieben Digital to Add EU400 Million Sales, Handelsblatt Says
• Murray & Roberts Plans to Sell $256 Million of Stock to Existing Investors
• French Payroll Cost Cuts Will Create Jobs, Bertrand says on RTL
• Germany’s Free Democrats Abandon Tax-Cut Policy, Die Welt Says
• German Retail Sales Unexpectedly Declined in December Amid Outlook on Debt
• Swiss Consumption Indicator Increased in December, UBS Says
• Japan’s Nikkei 225 Rises After Greece Makes Progress on Debt Negotiations
• Glenmark Slumps on Third-Quarter Earnings Drop: Mumbai Mover
• Areva, EDF Agreed on China Partnership, Bigot Tells Les Echos
• DP World Sees Gross Profit ‘In Line With Expectations’ as Volumes Rise 10%
• Dah Sing Bank Said to Hire HSBC for Singapore Dollar Bond Sale
• Melco Crown Said to Seek Loan for Macau Project
• BlackRock’s Doll Says QE3 Unlikely in Contrast to Gross
• Top Rand Analysts Diverge from Traders in Seeing Slide For Worst Currency
• Fujitsu Cuts Full-Year Profit Target 42% After Thai Floods Disrupt Output
• Spain’s Rajoy Predicts Strikes on Labor Reform, Economista Says
• Iran Bank-Fraud Trial Will Start in February, PressTV Reports
• Won Gains on Speculation Korea Exporters Are Selling Dollars; Bonds Fall
• Korea Gas to Buy U.S. LNG as Gas Slump Attracts Asian Importers
• Indonesia’s Coal Exports Gain 12% in 2011, Copper Falls
• South Korea Retailer E-Land Joins Group to Bid for L.A. Dodgers
• Taiwan Stocks: Foxconn Technology, HTC, Pegatron, Siliconware
• Vietnam Stocks: PetroVietnam Drilling, Phat Dat, Vegetable Oil
• Woolworths Plans to Sell Electronics Unit as Groceries Drives Sales Growth
• Facebook’s Sandberg Friends Gaga to Obama En Route to IPO: Tech
• Philippine Stock Movers: First Gen Corp., SM Prime Holdings
• Australian, New Zealand Dollars Rally on Stocks Gain After European Summit
• Indonesian Stock Movers: Astra Agro, Bumi Resources, Duta Graha
• Greek Government Bonds Held by ECB Are ‘Of Course’ at Risk, Nowotny Says
• China Detains Seven People Over Cadmium Spill, Xinhua Says
• AvtoVAZ to Start Producing Renault-Based Lada Cars
• U.A.E.’s Central Bank Will Cap Card Interest, Al-Khaleej Says
• Kirin Profit Slumps 39% on Drop in Asset Values
• Wells Fargo Investment Bankers Bringing Buffett-Assisted Revenue
• Rutgers Assistant Flood to Replace Schiano as Football Coach, Ledger Says
• Kuwait Proposes $79 Billion Budget for 2012-13, Al-Rai Says
• Iran Business Ties to Be Revealed Under U.S. Senate Legislation
• Trump Opens Canada’s Tallest Condo Tower With $6 Million Toronto Suites
• Ten Top U.S. Intellectual-Property Verdicts Doubled to $4.6 Billion in ’11
• American Sales Seen Surging 6% in Longest Streak Since ‘00: Cars
• Cameron Sues Insurer Over Refusal It Says Threatened BP Deal
• Hewlett-Packard Wins Dismissal of Oracle Fraud Claim Over Hurd
• Stanford Used Threats, Charm to Influence Antiguan Regulator, Witness Says
• Bank Foreclosure Agreement Deadline for States Set for Feb. 3
• CFTC Weighs Rules for High-Frequency Derivatives Trading Under Dodd-Frank
• Yo-Yo Ma Goes Live for ’Goat Rodeo’ With Top Blue Grass Players
• Florida Primary First Republican-Only ‘Winner-Take-All’ Contest
• Google’s Android Falls Out of Favor as Holiday Buyers Pick Apple’s IPhone
• Cuomo Aims to Speed Tappan Zee Construction With One ‘Design-Build’ Entity
• U.S. Home Prices Probably Fell at Slower Rate
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 01/31/2012 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 01/31/201
• Toronto-Dominion Considering ‘Wealth Opportunity’ in U.S., Pedersen Says
• Connecticut Women Basketball Team Ends Duke’s 34-Game Home Winning Streak
• Giants’ Eli Manning Has No Super Bowl-Week Plans to See Brother Peyton
• Novozymes, Sea6 Collaborate on Seaweed-to-Fuel Project in India
• Syrian Opposition Council Backed by U.S. Hindered by Divisions
• African Minerals, Anglo American, Seat Pagine: European Equity Preview
• Tainted-Well Lawsuits Mount Against Gas Frackers Led by Cabot
• Financials Defy ‘New World’ With January Jump: Chart of the Day
• Cybersecurity Disaster Seen in U.S. Survey Citing Spending Gaps
• Florida’s 680-Mile Campaign Trail Diverted by Angst Over Housing
• Tourism Seen Adding $850 Billion With Obama’s New Visas: Retail