Archive

February 5, 2012

• Norilsk Billionaires Deadlocked Over Board Pay, Kommersant Says
• Morgan Stanley Sells AUD22.2 million Step-Coupon 6.5-Year Notes
• Rosneft May Buy 25% Stake in Novorossiysk Port, Kommersant Says
• Magnitogorks May Sell Out of Iron Ore Unit, Kommersant Says
• HORIZON SECS CO January Sales Fall 2.97% (Table) : 6015 TT
• Ayala Corp. Gains to Four-Year High in Manila on $1.2 Billion Bid Report
• Super Bowl Year-by-Year Results
• Nikon Jumps Most in 3 Years After Forecasting Higher Profit: Tokyo Mover
• Mechel Premium Swells to Moscow as U.S. Jobs Buoy Metals: Russia Overnight
• List of Super Bowl Most Valuable Players
• Rabobank Names Luke Chandler Food & Agribusiness Research Head
• Mexico’s Calderon Congratulates Vazquez Mota on Primary Win
• HSIN SIN TEXTILE January Sales Fall 39.35% (Table) : 4406 TT
• HEDONIST BIOCHEM January Sales Rise 3,571.43% (Table) : 4118 TT
• China Overseas Land Said to Hire Banks for Possible Dollar Bond
• Giants Beat Patriots 21-17 in Super Bowl
• Vazquez Mota Leads in Primary for Presidency, PAN Says
• Giants Lead Patriots 21-17 in Super Bowl
• CHIME BALL TECHN January Sales Rise 56.07% (Table) : 1595 TT
• CATHAY CHEMICAL January Sales Fall 19.57% (Table) : 1713 TT
• The Bank of Japan Should Try a Carrot and a Stick: The Ticker
• Malaysia to Ship 3 Million Tons Tax-Free Palm Oil, Reuters Says
• HONG YI FIBER January Sales Fall 31.69% (Table) : 1452 TT
• RICHWAVE TECHNOL January Sales Rise 59.74% (Table) : 4968 TT
• Brazil Airport Auction to Test Investment Climate as World Cup Draws Near
• TACHAN SECURITI January Sales Rise 9.14% (Table) : 6020 TT
• TAIWAN SECOM January Sales Rise 0.30% (Table) : 9917 TT
• Patriots Lead Giants 17-15 After Third Quarter
• BIONIME CORP January Sales Rise 19.16% (Table) : 4737 TT
• Australia Retail Sales Unexpectedly Fell in December as Job Market Weakens
• New England Patriots Lead Giants 17-12 in Third Quarter of the Super Bowl
• Bank Bukopin, Bumi, Indika, Nusantara: Indonesia Equity Preview
• HSING TA CEMENT January Sales Fall 13.30% (Table) : 1109 TT
• Patriots Lead Giants 17-9 In Super Bowl
• People’s Bank of China Gauges Demand for Bill Sale Tomorrow, Traders Say
• Barclays, Glencore, Mecom, Vestas, WPP: European Equity Preview
• Patriots Lead Giants 10-9 in Super Bowl
• SWANCOR IND January Sales Fall 22.23% (Table) : 4733 TT
• CYPRESS TECHNOLO January Sales Rise 1.76% (Table) : 3541 TT
• Ghana, Mali Complete Semifinals Lineup at Soccer’s Africa Cup of Nations
• Oil Trades Near Highest in a Week; Brent Premium Widens for an Eighth Day
• Patriots Hold 10-9 Halftime Lead Over Giants
• CTC UNION TECHNO January Sales Fall 31.46% (Table) : 3334 TT
• NAN LIU ENTERPRI January Sales Fall 30.68% (Table) : 6504 TT
• EDC Acquires 70% Stake in Geothermal Projects in Chile, Peru
• MEDIATEK INC January Sales Fall 38.92% (Table) : 2454 TT
• Australia Job Ads Jump Most in 23 Months on Mining-State Hirings, ANZ Says
• ICP ELECTRONICS January Sales Fall 62.17% (Table) : 3022 TT
• RADIANT OPTO-ELE January Sales Fall 36.04% (Table) : 6176 TT
• Juventus Maintains Serie A Soccer Lead After Draws; Valencia Ties Atletico
• Giants Lead Patriots 9-3 in Second Quarter
• Johnson: Financial Services Roundtable Has No Clothes
• Fed Inflation Goal Is More Politics Than Policy: Evan Schnidman
• Iran Crude Ban Difficult Without India, China: Chart of the Day
• Gorman Embracing Vegemite in New Wall Street’s 15% Bogey at Morgan Stanley
• Manchester United Comeback Salvages 3-3 Draw at Chelsea in Premier League
• Chanel’s Wertheimers Seduce With Lush 2009 $100 Margaux: Wine
• EU Transactions Tax Will Hit Hardest in London, ITEM Club Says
• MasterCard Names King to Run U.K., Ireland; Fam to Lead Partners
• U.K. Retailers Saw January Sales Rise 0.2%, BDO Survey Shows
• Britons’ Employment Fears Ease Though Labor Market Still Weak, Lloyds Says
• Era of Food Prices Always Falling Seen at End as World’s Population Grows
• John Adams and the Jockeys of Anarchy: David Hackett Fischer
• Jordan VC Firms Forging Mideast Silicon Valley: William D. Cohan
• Antilla: Debit-Card Pitchwoman Orman Flirts With Conflict
• On China, Donald Trump Brings Out the Worst in Mitt Romney: View
• Monster’s Boots, Terrier Draw Ironic Laughs in London: Review
• Truffles, Oysters Lure Euro Powerbrokers: Brussels Dine & Deal
• Angelina Jolie, Meryl Streep Bring Political Movies to Berlin
• Revised Autism Definition Too Important to Rush Into Print: View
• Giants Lead Patriots 9-3 in First Quarter
• Australia’s Labor Caucus Backs Gillard Leadership, Treasurer Swan Says
• Australia TD Inflation Gauge Slows to 2.2% as Fruit Prices Fall
• Obama: Israel Hasn’t Decided on Iran Strike
• Oil Trades Near Highest in a Week; Brent Premium Widens for an Eighth Day
• Gold, Silver Futures in New York Drop for Second Day as U.S. Dollar Gains
• Mexico’s Ruling Party Likely to Pick Vazquez Mota in Presidential Primary
• REALTEK SEMI January Sales Fall 17.67% (Table) : 2379 TT
• Giants’ Pierre-Paul to Start in Super Bowl for Umenyiora on Defensive Line
• Colombia Rate Increases Make Growth Sustainable, El Tiempo Says
• Japan Calendar, Feb. 6-10
• Colombian Army Finds FARC Explosives, El Espectador Says
• Greek Leaders Must Respond to Troika Monday
• Mubarak Ordered Moved to Prison Hospital, Al-Jazeera Reports
• Niinistoe Wins Finnish Presidential Vote
• Hyundai-Kia Growth Weakened With Collision at Similar Price Points: Cars
• Manchester United Rallies to Tie Chelsea 3-3 as Newcastle Beats Villa 2-1
• Deutsche Boerse Aims to Grow on Its Own, Francioni Tells FTD
• U.S. on ‘Right Road’ With Employment: Summers
• Wales Rallies to Beat Ireland in Six Nations With Late Halfpenny Penalty
• Israeli Foreign Minister Travels to Washington to Discuss Iran
• European Fiscal Compact Is ‘Important,’ ECB’s Asmussen Says
• American Apparel, Micron, MetLife, TiVo: U.S. Equity Preview
• Olympus Sets Special Shareholders Meeting April 20, Says Agenda Undecided
• Codelco May Not Match 2011 Output This Year, El Mercurio Says
• Greek Bailout Hangs on Razor’s Edge as Reforms, Cuts Sought
• Team Obama Shows Dangerous Penchant for Hubris: Albert R. Hunt
• Online Game Stocks Boost New York Index on Cash Coffers: China Overnight
• Toronto, Municipal Workers Reach Preliminary Deal on Jobs to Avert Strike
• Eni Nigeria Pipeline Struck by Delta Militants in ‘Sign of Things to Come’
• Commercial Bank of Kuwait 2011 Net Drops 98% on Weak Economy
• Papiss Cisse Scores on Newcastle Debut in 2-1 Victory Against Aston Villa
• Brazil to Lower Import Tax for High-Tech Machines, Estado Says
• U.K.’s Greening to Vote Against Bonuses for Network Rail Chiefs
• ICL Advances Most in More Than Month on Discount to Potash Corp.
• U.S. to Maintain Efforts to End Syrian Fighting
• Romania, IMF Agree on $664 Million Tranche as Balkan Nation’s Growth Slows
• Compugen Jumps to 6-Year High in Tel Aviv on Cancer Treatment Technology
• Summers: ‘Almost’ Every Indicator Favorable
• Kuwait’s Emir Accepts Government’s Resignation, Kuna Reports
• Poll Finds Support for Scottish Independence From U.K. at 47%
• Saudi Aramco Raises March Oil-Price Differentials to Europe, Cuts to U.S.
• S. Africa to Probe Threats Against MTN, SacOil Nigeria Holdings
• England Set 324 to Beat Pakistan in Third Cricket Test, Reaches 36-0
• Paul Lawrie Wins Golf’s Qatar Masters in Doha for First Time in 13 Years
• RWE Plans Additional Cost Cuts Under New CEO, Spiegel Reports
• Israel Stocks: Compugen, Delek Drilling, Avner, Satcom Systems
• Iran Gas Imports From Turkmenistan Drop on Glitch, Fars Reports
• Romney Wins Nevada; Gingrich to Stay in
• Dubai Shares Rise to Four-Month High on Earnings Optimism, Led by Arabtec
• Spanish Banks May Face Larger Provisions, Vanguardia Says
• EDF Can Meet Weather-Driven Record Power Demand, CEO Tells JDD
• Azerbaijan Won’t Have Egyptian-Style Protests, Aliyev Says
• Renta 4 Seeks to Double Earnings by 2013, Chairman Tells ABC
• Spain Economy May Shrink 1.5% in 2012, de Guindos Tells El Pais
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Deyaar, Ras Al Khaimah Cement, Saudi Cement
• U.S. Has Data on Thousands of Untaxed Swiss Accounts, Blick Says
• Saudi Cement Surges on Demand, Supply Talks: Riyadh Mover
• U.S. Authorities Seeking Tax Evaders Not Swiss Banks, Blick Says
• Iren Dividend May Be Hurt by Edipower Loss, Chairman Tells Sole
• Barclays CEO Diamond to Get $4 Million Bonus, Telegraph Reports
• British Airways, Ryanair, Cancel Flights After 4 Inches of Snow Hit London
• Sarkozy, Hollande Neck-in-Neck Without Le Pen, French Poll Shows
• Pakistani Investor Fiyaz Bids for Peacocks, Sunday Times Says
• Russia’s UN Veto Gives Syria ‘License to Kill’
• ANC Study Advises Platinum Nationalization, City Press Says
• Turkey Won’t Finish Constitution in 1 1/2 Years, Aksam Reports
• Hornbach to Grow Without Takeovers, CFO Tells Boersen-Zeitung
• Israel’s Benchmark Bonds Fall Most in 2 Weeks on Jobs
• Norway’s Crown Prince, Princess Evacuated From Plane, NRK Says
• Real Madrid’s Ronaldo Wants Premier League Return, Sunday Express Says
• Syrian Army Fighting Rebels Hits Turkish Village, Sabah Says
• Enel Working to Restore Power in South-Central Italy After Storm
• LBBW Examines Moscow Property Deal on Corruption, Spiegel Says
• Swiss Banks May Supply Data to End Tax Row, SonntagsZeitung Says
• Roesler Demands Broad Market Regulation, Tagesspiegel Reports
• Deutsche Telekom to Bid for Bundesliga TV Rights, Spiegel Says
• National Geographic Crew Killed in Copter Crash
• Sasfin Hires JSE’s Noah Greenhill to Head Corporate Finance Team
• Rio Tinto May Raise Dividend 40 Percent, Sunday Times Reports
• Syrian UN Veto Was Assad ‘License to Kill,’ Qatar Says
• Swiss Will Tighten Rules on Foreign Assets, SonntagsZeitung Says
• Ashmore’s Coombs Bids for London Heliport, Sunday Times Reports
• Iran May Face Israel Military Action, Sarkozy Tells Magazine
• Rothschild Seeks Peace With Bumi’s Bakrie, Telegraph Reports
• Saudia in Talks With Finance Ministry on Debt, Al-Sharq Reports
• WPP to Pay Out $500 Million Bonuses, Sorrel Says in Telegraph
• Dubai Contracting to Build Dubai Four Seasons Hotel, MEED Says
• Thomas Cook Hires Credit Suisse to Sell Indian Unit, Times Says
• Barclays Bank Plc Sells 1 million euros 5.9% 2-Year Notes
• Zimbabwe Raises Mining Fees by Up to 5,000%, Sunday Mail Says
• InterContinental Hotels’ Webster May Step Down, Telegraph Says
• Vestas Chairman Plans No Change of Management, Berlingske Says
• Schroders Would Vote Davis Off Xstrata Board, Telegraph Says
• Reckitt Benckiser May Stop Quarterly Reports, Telegraph Says
• Iran Starts Mass Production of Short-Range Missile, Times Says
• Jordan Telecom 2011 Profit Drops 5.6%, Subscriptions Grow
• Goldman’s Sherwood’s Bonus Bigger Than Blankfein’s, Times Says
• Sugar May Fall to 18 Cents a Pound This Year With Surplus, Macquarie Says
• Australia’s Gillard Has Support of Ruling Labor Party Lawmakers, Swan Says
• Elad Canada Completes Purchase of Debt for Property
• Iran Approves 3,000 Candidates for March Election, Press TV Says
• Qatar Railways to Invite Bids for Rail System in First Quarter
• Sahara Group to Withdraw Sponsorship to India’s Cricket Team
• Rodgers Is NFL MVP, Harbaugh Is Coach of Year
• Jeremy Lin Scores Career-High 25 as New York Knicks Beat Nets 99-92
• Trade Gap Probably Widened as Imports Grew: U.S. Economy Preview
• Curtis Martin Goes to Football Hall, Disappointed Coach Parcells Left Out
• China May Face ‘Rough’ Landing: Lee
• Giants’ Website Malfunction Names Franchise Super Bowl Champs Before Game