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February 6, 2012

• England Adds Bresnan for One-Day, Twenty20 Cricket Series With Pakistan
• U.S. Eases Restriction on IMF, World Bank Assistance in Myanmar
• Japan Cautious About Concessions Ahead of Trade Accord Talks in Washington
• Vietnam Stocks: Comeco, Sacombank Securities, Thien Nam Trading
• Renewable Energy’s Funding to Be Doubled by Indian State Lender
• HTC Declines on Weak Sales Guidance, IPhone Competition: Taipei Mover
• LELON ELECTRONIC January Sales Fall 1.43% (Table) : 2472 TT
• Caterpillar Japan to Make Record Excavators as Nation Rebuilds
• CABLE-GIANT CATV January Sales Rise 26.33% (Table) : 8945 TT
• ADVANCE MATERIAL January Sales Fall 34.05% (Table) : 3585 TT
• Korean Air Predicts ‘Hard, Tough Year’ for Air-Freight Market
• Goldman Sachs Raises Forecast for Chinese Stocks in Hong Kong After Rally
• GRAND PAC PETROC January Sales Fall 8.83% (Table) : 1312 TT
• Australian Dollar Climbs After Central Bank Leaves Key Rate Unchanged
• Reserve Bank of Australia Comments on Rate Decision (Text)
• UNIVERSAL TEXTIL January Sales Fall 29.05% (Table) : 1445 TT
• Global Funds Buy Net 4.69 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Tepco Injects Boric Acid Into Reactor as Temperatures Rise
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• China’s Yuan Halts Two-Day Drop as Policy Makers Seek Stability
• Global Office Vacancies Decline to Two-Year Low, Jones Lang LaSalle Says
• Pakistan ‘Highly Vulnerable’ to Economy Shocks, Needs Tax Reform, IMF Says
• CHAIN CHON INDS January Sales Fall 66.74% (Table) : 5014 TT
• TAIMED BIOLOGICS January Sales Fall 100.00% (Table) : 4147 TT
• BHP Coal Workers in Australia Vote to Resume Strikes
• CHIAN HSING January Sales Fall 3.20% (Table) : 4528 TT
• Oil Rebounds From Two-Day Low in New York; Brent Premium Widens on Weather
• LEFRAM TECHNOLOG January Sales Fall 32.70% (Table) : 8127 TT
• WAN HWA ENT. January Sales Rise 20.75% (Table) : 2701 TT
• ICS TECHNOLOGY January Sales Fall 9.26% (Table) : 8015 TT
• China Nod for Citibank Credit Cards May Show Market Opening
• CHC RESOURCES CO January Sales Fall 25.04% (Table) : 9930 TT
• Taiwan Stocks: Elan Microelectronics, Hiwin Technologies, HTC
• Bank Negara Indonesia, Bumi, Petrosea: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Bidders Seen Overpaying at Brazil Airport Auction Leaves Losers as Winners
• Americans Gaining Energy Independence With U.S. as Top Producer
• Noble Group Names Former Goldman Asia Chief Yusuf Alireza to Be New CEO
• Singapore Stocks: CSE Global, Eu Yan Sang, Guocoleisure, Noble
• Clint Eastwood Heralds Comeback in Detroit With Chrysler’s Super Bowl Ad
• Oil Rebounds From Two-Day Low in New York Trading; Brent Premium Widens
• Asian Stocks Rally, Extending Five-Month High for Regional Benchmark Index
• ECLAT TEXTILE CO January Sales Rise 32.53% (Table) : 1476 TT
• BoE’s King May Examine Fossil-Fuel Investment Risk, FT Reports
• N.Z. Economic Outlook Has Deteriorated on Europe, Treasury Says
• Arbabsiar in Talks for ‘Disposition’ of Saudi Ambassador Bomb-Plot Case
• Kobe Bryant Passes Shaquille O’Neal for Fifth Place in NBA Career Scoring
• ORISE TECHNOLOGY January Sales Fall 42.87% (Table) : 3545 TT
• CALIN TECHNOLOGY January Sales Rise 23.06% (Table) : 4976 TT
• Japan’s Bond Risk Falls to Five-Month Low, Default Swaps Show
• Stanford Claimed $5.1 Billion, Had $173 Million, Ex-CFO Says
• South Korea’s Growth May Be Below Trend in First Half, Central Bank Says
• CKM MATERIAL January Sales Fall 28.42% (Table) : 8930 TT
• SHENG YU STEEL January Sales Fall 13.46% (Table) : 2029 TT
• Medco, Express Scripts Decline on Report FTC May Block Deal: Chicago Mover
• SABMiller, Molson Buy Cider Maker Crispin to Tap U.S. Demand
• MF Global’s $310 Million Margin Call on Last Day Exceeded Its Market Value
• Luis Suarez’s Return Fails to Break Deadlock as Liverpool, Spurs Draw 0-0
• Nevada’s Masto Won’t Decide Today on Foreclosure Accord
• Crude Rises 0.4 Percent in New York Trading, Rebounding From Two-Day Low
• TECSTAR TECHNOLO January Sales Rise 48.30% (Table) : 3117 TT
• DELSOLAR CO LTD January Sales Fall 63.61% (Table) : 3599 TT
• Obama Blocks California From Charging for Care in Medicaid
• Arming the Opposition Is Wrong Way to Unseat Syria’s Assad: View
• Asian Stocks Little Changed as Investors Eye Greek Negotiations
• China Needs to Change Mideast Foreign Policy: James M. Dorsey
• Israel Can’t Go It Alone on Iran Nuke Threat: Jeffrey Goldberg
• EVERLIGHT ELEC January Sales Fall 2.40% (Table) : 2393 TT
• Right-to-Work Laws Won’t Bring Back Manufacturing: Ron Klain
• LightSquared Saga Shows Problems With U.S. Spectrum Policy: View
• Pfizer’s Breast-Cancer Drug Worsens Bone Loss in Older Women
• France, Germany Agree on Business-Tax Basics, Sueddeutsche Says
• Obama Health Rule an Affront to Religious Groups: Ramesh Ponnuru
• Ghana’s Oil-Driven North-South Divide Erodes Support for Mills
• Chef Hix Swaps Seasonal British Food for Funky World Cuisine
• Rothko Boosts $611 Million Auctions as Price Rises Lure Sellers
• Freud’s Obese Nudes Star in London Portrait Show: Martin Gayford
• Lehman Bust Left Goldmanite Derman, Das Reading Spinoza, Twain
• A Bar May Be the Place to Understand Markets: Buchanan
• Chicago Cabbie Khan Pleads Guilty to One Count of Supporting Al-Qaeda Ally
• Yandex Falls Most in Week as Mail.ru Eats Up Market Share
• Pfizer, Ranbaxy Sued Over Alleged Anti-Competitive Scheme
• Express Scripts Sells $3.5 Billion of Debt for Medco Purchase
• Japanese Stock Futures Little Changed on Greek Debt Stalemate
• Tepco Injects Boric Acid Into Fukushima No. 2 Reactor
• Caesars IPO Discount May Come Up Short as Share Sales Loom
• More Private Screeners to Be Allowed at U.S. Airports Under Bill
• Air France, Daimler, Lufthansa, Porsche Automobil: Europe Equity Preview
• Netflix Gains on Report of Apple TV Ties: Los Angeles Mover
• Stanford’s Taylor Tells Policy Makers to Abandon Temporary Fixes
• Hamas May Be Softening Up or Just Looking for a Home: Noe & Raad
• American Oil Worker Murdered in Venezuela, Government Says
• GE Capital Accused of Not Telling AerCap About Brazil Suit
• Pemex Closes Second Crude Export Port in Gulf of Mexico
• New York Police Officer Pleads Guilty to $1 Million Gun-Running Conspiracy
• IKB to Eliminate One in Six Employees, Rheinische Post Reports
• Baer Said to Be Considered for U.S. Antitrust Chief
• AAA Loses Bid to Roll Back Agency’s Toll Increases in New York, New Jersey
• Detroit Study Team Told by Judge to Stop Closed Meetings
• ‘Chronicle’ Leads Weekend Box Office With $22 Million in Ticket Sales
• Sohu Leads Internet Stock Tumble as Earnings Disappoint: China Overnight
• New Jersey Asks to Join U.S. in GenOn Energy Emissions Fight
• Global Aviation Seeks to Cut Planes as Military Missions End
• Banco Santander Brasil Sells $800 million 5-Year Notes
• China Plays the Goodwill Card Ahead of Official's Visit: The Ticker
• Sloan-Kettering Chief, Celgene Sued Over Cancer Research
• Euro Drops Against Dollar, Yen on Concern Greek Bailout Agreement Elusive
• Obama Nominates Air Force’s First Female Four-Star General
• Credit-Default Swaps in U.S. Rise for First Time in Five Days
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for February 6
• Treasuries Advance Amid Concern Greece May Consider Debt-Default Option
• Natural Gas Rises on Cold Weather Forecast: Commodities at Close
• Kroger Seen as Bargain at Cheaper Than 99% of S&P 500: Real M&A
• U.S. Stocks Decline Amid Concern About Greek Debt Negotiations
• Romanian Premier-Designate Seeks Quick Formation of Government
• Attachmate Said to Cancel $400 Million in Loans for Dividend
• Harrisburg Receiver Ponders Sales, Tax Boost in Fiscal Plan
• Amgen’s Expanded Use of Xgeva in Prostate Cancer Questioned by FDA Staff
• Sysco Drops Most in Five Months as Food Prices Pressure Profits
• Royal Bank of Canada Cuts Nixon’s Pay to C$10.1 Million
• Tennenbaum, Z Said to Be Poised to Take Control of Sun Capital’s Real Mex
• Guggenheim Said to Weigh Bid for Deutsche Bank’s Fund Units
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Feb. 6
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, Feb. 6
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, Feb. 6
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Feb. 6
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Feb. 6
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, Feb. 6
• U.S. Strips Formation Falls for a Sixth Month Amid Fed’s Operation Twist
• Brown & Brown, Medco Health, Sprint, Sysco: U.S. Equity Movers
• Texas Reaches Accord on Proposed Interim Congressional Redistricting Maps
• Will Rogers, Funnyman of the Depression: Echoes
• Ethanol Gains in Chicago Following Increase in Gasoline Futures
• Daimler Reduces Employee Regulations by Almost Half, FTD Reports
• Lazard Shares Fall After Saying Profit Fell: New York Mover
• Pension Fund Asks Class Status in Lehman Auditor E&Y Suit
• Telefonica, Oi Must Share Access at Fair Price, Brazil Says
• ADM Plans to Permanently Close North Dakota Ethanol Plant
• Wheat Gains as Freezing Weather in Europe May Curb Production
• Humana Provides 2012 Earnings Forecast Less Than Analyst Average Estimates
• Ex-Panama Dictator Noriega Moved to Hospital on Concern He Suffered Stroke
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for February 6
• Apple May Introduce Television Called ITV, Jefferies Says
• Verizon Forms Venture With Coinstar’s Redbox to Challenge Netflix in Video
• Gross’s Pimco Total Return Fund Drew $231 Million in January
• Fidelity National CEO Scanlon Seeks Restaurants as Insurance Focus Narrows
• Antrim Plunges After Abandoning North Sea Well: Calgary Mover
• Republicans Move Toward Romney as Pace of Primaries Picks Up
• HRT Rises to Highest in a Month on Petrobras Find: Rio Mover
• Global Smartphone Shipments Jump 55%, Led by Apple’s IPhone
• American Superconductor Plans to Appeal Sinovel Suit Dismissal
• GM Seeks Volt Sales Boost From Super Bowl Advertisement, Carpool Lanes
• HCA Reports Fourth-Quarter Profit Surged and Will Pay Special $2 Dividend
• Boeing Sees 787 Inspections Slowing Work While Meeting 2012 Delivery Goal
• Obama Nominates JP Morgan Banker to FDIC Board
• Unum Retreats From Long-Term Care Coverage, Takes Charge
• Colombia Stock Movers: Cementos Argos, Canacol Energy, Exito
• Stocks Decline, Euro Weakens as Greek Leaders Meet Over Debt; Copper Drops
• Citigroup’s Buiter Sees 50% Chance of Greece Exiting Euro Area
• TiVo Climbs on Patent Wins, New Customers: San Francisco Mover
• Speculators’ Bullish Wagers at 12-Week High as Growth Emerges: Commodities
• Stocks in U.S. Pare Drop as Energy Rally Tempers Fall of Materials Makers
• Crude Oil Decreases as Greece Wrestles With Agreement to Avert Default
• Brazil Central Bank Buys Dollars for Second Day to Ease Currency’s Rally
• Crude Options Volatility Rises as Oil Futures Fall in New York
• Chicago Gasoline Falls After BP Starts Indiana Catalytic Cracker
• Australians Remain Stranded as Flood Waters Are Set to Peak in Queensland
• Royal Bank of Canada Raises Mortgage Rate, Ending Special
• Gingrich Drops Court Bid to Get on Virginia Ballot
• An Italian Fuel Cell Maker That Feeds Itself Pushes into Emerging Markets
• Brazil Said to Require Local Content on New Mining Contracts
• Chilean Stocks: Cap, Embotelladora Andina, Soc. Quimica & Minera
• Lufthansa Taken to Court Over Contract Workers, Dow Jones Says
• Argentine Stocks: Transener, Banco Hipotecario Fall; YPF Gains
• Super Bowl Sets TV Record: 111.3M Viewers
• Fred Dunbar, NERA Securities Expert Who Later Joined SEC, Dies at Age 67
• Canadian Natural Gas Advances Amid Predictions of Cool Weather
• Caterpillar Canada Plant Occupation Is ‘an Option,’ Union Says
• Peter Hoekstra Wins the Super Bowl of China-Bashing: The Ticker
• Ackman Faults Canadian Pacific Chief for ‘Worst Railroad’
• Super Bowl Is Most-Watched U.S. TV Event
• Obama Freezes Iranian Government Assets Under Mandate Passed by Lawmakers
• Skadden Hires Shearman Partners for Capital Markets Practice
• Hawaiian Telcom Said to Host Lender Call Tomorrow for Loan
• Vulcan-Martin Marietta $4.7 Billion Bid Dispute Is Set for Trial Feb. 28
• Qatar Railways to Tender Tunneling Projects in April
• Time Is Running Out for Greece to Accept Bailout Conditions, Merkel Says
• Monte dei Paschi, Banco Popolare Lowered by Fitch After Italy Downgraded
• Iran Sanctions Bid Targets Oil, Tanker Companies to Cut Exports
• MF Had $190 Million of Insurance for Corzine, Professionals
• Super Bowl Champion Giants to Get Ticker-Tape Parade in New York on Feb. 7
• Special Election to Fill Layton’s Vacant Toronto District Set for March 19
• IMF’s Blanchard Says Greece Probably Needs to Decrease Wages
• Santander Brasil to Sell $800 Million of 5-Year Bonds Today
• N.J. Fracking Opponents Take Second Shot at Ban Christie Vetoed
• Colombia Peso Falls Most in Week on Central Bank $20 Million Purchase Plan
• Greece Still Assessing EU1.3 Billion of Spending Cuts, ANA Says
• Ecuador Foreign Reserves Fell 7.2% Last Week to $3.13 Billion
• Peru Stocks: Candente, El Brocal, Maple, Southern Copper, Volcan
• Putin Will Avoid Russian Presidential Election Debates by Sending Proxies
• Republican Voters Moving Toward Romney as Tempo of Primaries Accelerates
• Total U.K. to Use Facebook, Twitter for EU Energy Market Disclosure Rule
• JPMorgan Agrees to Pay $110 Million in Overdraft Fee Case
• Smith & Nephew Settles Bribe Cases With U.S. for $22 Million
• Egypt to Start Presidential Candidates Registration March 10
• Barnes & Noble Backed by U.S. Agency Staff in Microsoft Case
• Peak Water: The Rise and Fall of Cheap, Clean H2O
• Resource Crunch: Why Many Things Cost Much More
• Farmers Can Grow Food for All, as Long as Ecosystems Hold
• GM to Appoint UAW’s Bob King to Opel Board, Handelsblatt Reports
• Ex-AFG Chief Hand Sentenced to 8 to 16 Year-Term For Witness Murder Plot
• Hedge Funds Underestimating EU’s Will to Force Greek Losses
• Peak Oil Scare Fades as Shale, Deepwater Wells Gush Crude
• Google Loses Bid to Exclude E-Mail From Oracle Trial
• Cia. Albertina Shuts Down Brazil Sugar-Cane Plant, Estado says
• Oil, Food, Water: Is Everything Past Its Peak?
• Toyota Financial Services Sells ZAR300 Mln Notes Due 2012
• Macquarie Says it May Close European Structured Products Unit
• Glencore Gets Free Ship With a Fuel Discount as Charter Rates Go Negative
• Australian Dollar Declines From Six-Month High on Retail Sales, Before RBA
• HTC Trails Estimates as It Awaits New Models
• Iran Signs $200 Million Oil Deal With Local Company, Times Says
• Fed Says No Single Formula Measures Changes in Fiscal Policy
• Reuters London Journalists Plan Two-Day Strike Amid Pay Dispute
• Cameron Faith in Ratings That Don’t Matter Hurts Pound With Anemic Growth
• European Diesel Rises; Vitol Sells Gasoil Cargo: Oil Products
• Timberwolves’ Kevin Love Banned Two Games for Stomping on Rockets’ Scola
• Rockland Capital to Buy Beacon’s New York Power-Storage Plant
• Harry Redknapp Lawyer Says News Corp. Tax Evidence ‘Repugnant’
• Currency Trading at Record $977 Billion a Day in North America, Fed Says
• Repsol Drops After YPF Loses Financial Incentives: Madrid Mover
• Tecnicas Climbs on Kepler Rating, Expansion Report: Madrid Mover
• Brazil Raises $14 Billion in Airport Auction for World Cup
• AMR’s Horton Willing to Weigh Airline Acquisitions After Bankruptcy Exit
• Huggies Price Cut Shows Why Bond Market Backs Bernanke QE3
• Ex-Jefferies Paragon Fund Manager Contorinis Ordered to Pay $8.3 Million
• Peru’s Sol Rises to Three-Year High After U.S. Data Spurs Demand
• Victor Cruz Hires IMG to Negotiate Endorsements
• Oil-Tanker Hire Rates Slide for Ninth Session as Demand Dwindles
• Nickel Contango Deepens on Russian Exports, JPMorgan Says
• Romania President Said to Name Ungureanu as PM, Mediafax Says
• Aperam Posts Loss, Sees Improvement as Stainless Demand Rebounds
• AMAG Rises on Report JPMorgan May Sell Stake: Vienna Mover
• Solar Millennium Jumps After U.S. Project Sale: Frankfurt Mover
• Bragg Communications Said to Seek $1.76 Billion in Loans for Refinancing
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for February 6
• European Stocks Retreat on Greece Debt Talks; Glencore Declines
• Chilean Peso Declines as European Concern Erodes Copper Price
• Jordanian Cleric Qatada Wins U.K. Bail After Human Rights Ruling
• U.K. Stocks Decline as Greek Debt Talks Continue; Glencore Falls
• Stocks Least Loved Since ’80s on U.S. all of Worry
• Spain Needs $466 Million in Carbon Credits to Meet Kyoto Limit
• Labor Loss Spurs Search of U.S. Churches, Libraries for Dropouts: Economy
• Baer Slides as Swiss Bank Expects U.S. Fine on Taxes: Zurich Mover
• Bonuses Met Wall Street Workers’ Expectations, Survey Shows
• GDF Suez Says Russian Natural-Gas Shortfall Has Narrowed to 20%
• Bullard Says Interest Rate Policy Assuming Economic Slack Risks Disaster
• Serbia Says Airbus 319, 320 Jets May Be Added to JAT’s Fleet
• Tail-Risk Hedges on Volatility Lure Money Even After Stocks’ January Surge
• Randgold Profit Rises Fourfold on Higher Gold Output, Prices
• Polish Stocks: Bank Handlowy, Bank Pekao Gain in Warsaw Trading
• Belarus’s Lukashenko Calls for Interest-Rate Cut, STV Says
• Fed Twists Yields for McDonald’s Record Low Rate: Credit Markets
• Gazprom Says EU Gas Gap Narrowing as Cold Keeps Demand High
• Forint Weakens on Speculation Greece Risks Running Out of Time
• Loews Chief Tisch Says He Favors Cash, Stock Repurchases Over Acquisitions
• German Bonds Advance as Greece Bailout Talks Falter; French Notes Advance
• Gilts Advance on Concern Greek Aid Talks Are Faltering
• Italian Professor Unveils Search Engine With Social Connections
• Norway Police Fine Transocean Units for Understating Profit
• U.S. Has Market-Share ‘Window’ on Europe Weakness, Hochberg Says
• U.K. Seeks to Supply Half Offshore Wind From Local Sources
• Sergei Bubka Plays Down Concerns Over Euro 2012 Accommodation in Ukraine
• The Anti-Putin Crowd Is Growing: The Ticker
• Deutsche Bank Closes Joint Art Exhibition Space With Guggenheim in Berlin
• Contador Banned for Two Years After Failing Tour de France 2010 Drug Test
• North Sea Grane Oil March Exports to Be Stable at Seven Cargoes
• U.S. Drops Dumping Duty Calculations Opposed by EU, Japan
• U.S. Repo Close: Current 3-Year Note at Lowest Rate, Minus 0.09%
• German Oil Imports From Syria, Iran Fell Last Year, Report Shows
• Europe Winter Kill Damage to Wheat May Be Average, FCStone Says
• Shell, UOP Among Companies Put on Blacklist by Iran, Mehr Says
• Russia’s Ruble Strengthens for Third Day Against Dollar as Brent Advances
• Most Takeovers Since 2007 Seen Spurred by Data Torrent: Tech
• Venture Capital Bank May Spend at Least $250 Million in Turkey
• Hamas Agrees to Keep Abbas as Palestinian Prime Minister Before Election
• Zimbabwe Ex-Soccer Association Chief Charged With Fixing Team’s Matches
• Europe Should Invest $274 Billion in Grid, Energy Chief Says
• Yemen Sets April Masila Oil Price at $2.55 Premium to Brent
• Deutsche Bank Said to Offer Commercial Mortgage Notes in Pounds
• Super Bowl Scene: Giants Women Tackle Football in Tisches’ Owners Box
• Baltic Dry Index Rises for First Time in Eight Weeks in London
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Feb. 6
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, Feb. 6
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Feb. 6
• Koruna Falls First Day in Four as Greece Erodes Risk Appetite
• Deutsche Boerse to Abandon Quotation Board, Tighten Rules
• Turkey’s Lira Depreciates as Greece Debt-Rescue Talks Erode Risk Appetite
• Toulouse Airport Cancels Flights Amid Snow and Strike
• Polish Oil & Gas Said to Hire Banks for Bond Investor Call
• Knicks Forward Amar’e Stoudemire Takes Leave After His Brother’s Death
• Air France Cancels Flights as Workers Protest Proposed Rules for Strikes
• Ecuador’s Inflation Jumps Most in Four Months as Wages Rise
• Brazilian Stock Movers: HRT, Lupatech, CCR Gain; Triunfo Drops
• Greece May Retract Bill Legalizing ‘Soft’ Drugs
• Pivovarna Lasko Needs to Sell Mercator Holding to Repay Debt
• Syrian Forces Shell Cities to End Revolt
• Heating Oil Advances to 11-Week High as Gasoil Gains in Europe
• Romania May Delay Share Sales This Year, IMF Mission Chief Says
• Norwegian Murderer Breivik Tells Court Hate-Killing Targets Were Traitors
• Dubai Group Said to Propose Paying Debt Over 5 to 10 Years
• Nigerian Militants Threaten New Attacks in Oil-Rich Niger Delta
• American Foreclosure Bottoms at Atlanta Tower Auction
• Hula Girls Revive Quake-Hit Fukushima Town at Hawaii Theme Park
• Ukraine Seizes $7.5 Million of Cocaine Hidden in Pineapples
• U.S. Jan. Conference Board Employment Trends Index (Text)
• Ukraine Raises $302 Million From Asset Sales, 24% of 2012 Goal
• Rostelecom Unit Agrees to Buy $630 Million of Operator’s Shares
• ECB Says It Settled More Government Bond Purchases Last Week
• Georgia Supreme Court Throws Out Law Banning Assisted Suicide Advertising
• Virgin Atlantic to Add Cheese Trays, JFK Spa to Steal BA’s Business Flyers
• Engevix Consortium Wins Brasilia Airport in Brazil Auction
• Denmark’s Credit Crunch Worsening as Retrenching Banks Spur Vicious Circle
• Triunfo Consortium Wins Viracopos Airport in Brazil Auction
• Iran Says Shipments of Turkmen Gas Return to Normal Levels
• Brazil Grants Visa to Cuban on Eve of Rousseff’s Trip
• Never Mind the Tax Cheats -- Go After the Tax Code: The Ticker
• Cementos Argos Plans to Invest $120 Million This Year
• Mine Nationalization in South Africa Not a ‘Smart Strategy,’ Minister Says
• Rousseff in Cuba Points to U.S. Human Rights Record
• Rand Falls Most in Three Weeks as Greece’s Leaders Continue Bailout Talks
• Sarkozy Says Pacts Reflect ‘France’s Word’ in Rebuff of Hollande
• U.K. Currency Trading Fell 3% in October From April to $1.97 Trillion/Day
• Glencore Bonds Show Xstrata Merger to Lower Debt Rates: Corporate Finance
• Apple IPad Trademark Under Investigation in Beijing, Xinhua Says
• Greek Economic Sentiment Worsened in January on Loan Uncertainty
• UBS’s Zeltner Says Clients Should Stay Cautious on 2012 Markets
• Son of U.S. Transportation Secretary Charged in Egypt Over NGOs
• Swiss Stocks Drop as Greek Debt Talks Continue; Baer, Banks Fall
• ICE’s Peniket Says Will Probably Bid for Interim EU CO2 Platform
• EU May Consider Relaxing Rule on Banks for Sovereign Buffer
• Poll: Obama Leading Romney in Head-to-Head Race
• Merkel, Sarkozy Propose Setting Up Separate Greek Account
• Chile Bank Borrowing Data Signal Credit Crunch Was Overreaction to Europe
• Seasonal Weather May Bring Heating Demand to Near Normal Levels
• Grupo Farias Hires Banks to Arrange Meetings With Bond Investors
• Telefonica’s O2 Unit Renews Sponsorship With English Rugby for Four Years
• Slovak Finance Ministry Cuts 2012 Growth Forecast to 1.1%
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Iceland Property Sales Fell 7.8% Last Week as Crisis Lingers
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Mota-Engil Targets Overseas Growth After Winning $703 Million Malawi Deal
• VTB Snaps 4 Days of Gains as Putin Says Bank to Fund Own Buyback
• Yapi Kredi Sells 450 Million Liras Bonds, Fewer Longer Term
• TATA Cap CP deal:India Money Markets
• Dena & Vijaya CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Pakistan Defeats England by 71 Runs to Sweep Their Three-Match Test Series
• GIGASTORAGE CORP January Sales Rise 123.87% (Table) : 2406 TT
• Azerbaijan’s Central Bank Reserves Grew 0.97% in January
• IOC CP deal:India Money Markets
• Russia Accuses West of UN Sabotage Before Assad Diplomatic Push
• Andhra and PNB CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Dubai’s Shares Rise to 5-Month High on Bets Investors Accumulating Arabtec
• Sugar Surplus Won’t Drive Prices Down More, Copersucar Says
• Egyptian Stocks: EFG-Hermes Holding, Sidi Kerir Petrochemicals
• Kazakh Development Bank Says It May Issue Islamic, Samurai Bonds
• Hindustan Unilever Personal Care Growth Disappoints Analysts
• Fiat Declines as S&P Probably to Downgrade on Weak Demand: Milan Mover
• Carlyle Suit Ban, ECB-Greek Rescue, Pipeline Bill, CDO Charges: Compliance
• Gorenje Drops as Owners Shun Share Buy-Back Plan:Ljubljana Mover
• Athens Airport’s 2011 Passenger Traffic Declines 6.5%
• GIGASOLAR MATERI January Sales Fall 19.61% (Table) : 3691 TT
• Netanyahu Says Only Military Strength Guarantees Security in Middle East
• Wheat Gains on Concern Low Temperatures Damaged European Crops
• Egypt to Prosecute Son of U.S. Cabinet Secretary in Foreign-Funding Case
• Chile’s Economy Grew Faster-Than-Forecast 5.3% in December
• Euro Stoxx 50 Index May Climb to 2,620, Aurel-BGC Says: Technical Analysis
• Motorola Mobility, Nikon, MSF, EFF: Intellectual Property
• Slovak Finance Ministry Cuts 2012 GDP Growth Forecast to 1.1%
• German Factory Orders Increase on Demand From Outside Euro Area: Economy
• Russian Inflation Slows to Post-Soviet Record of 4.2% Last Month
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.06% to 0.1%, ICAP Says
• Cameroon Robusta, Arabica Export Prices Drop in Week to Feb. 5
• Seabird Falls After Warning on Quarterly Results: Oslo Mover
• TAIWAN ALPHA ELE January Sales Fall 63.51% (Table) : 6204 TT
• EFG-Hermes Drops Most in 2 Months on CEO Travel Ban: Cairo Mover
• Dombret Says European Leaders’ Fiscal Reforms Aren’t Convincing
• Cyprus’s January Property Transactions Rise 54%, Stockwatch Says
• Britain Prepares for Worst as EU Strives to End Euro Crisis
• Kenyan Shilling Weakens on Higher Dollar Demand From Importers
• BofA, JPMorgan, UBS, Foreclosure Deal, Goldman in Court News
• China Suffers From Lowest Lunar Sales Growth Since 2009: Retail
• Panasonic Rating Cut by Fitch After Prediction for Record Loss
• Sensex Index Extends Five-Week Rally on Rupee’s Gain, U.S. Jobs Recovery
• E-LIFE MALL CORP January Sales Rise 19.88% (Table) : 6281 TT
• Du Declines Most in Six Weeks as Government Fees Increase
• Frankfurt Suburban Rail Traffic Disrupted by Broken-Down Train
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Agility, Arabtec, Commercial Bank of Kuwait
• Cyprus Shortlists Five Bidders for Fuel Terminal, Politis Says
• LITE-ON SEMICOND January Sales Fall 25.48% (Table) : 5305 TT
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 9.74 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• EU Transaction Tax Is ‘Undesirable,’ Dutch Central Bank Says
• FEEDBACK TECHNOL January Sales Fall 4.23% (Table) : 8091 TT
• Rhine River Barge Traffic Unaffected by Falling Water, Cold Snap
• Shell, Cosan’s Sugar Venture Will Expand Output 9% in New Season
• KINSUS INTERCONN January Sales Fall 3.44% (Table) : 3189 TT
• Cruijff, van Gaal’s Boardroom Fight Weighs on Ajax’s Sponsors, Investors
• German Factory Orders Gained in December on Demand From Abroad
• London Luxury-Home Prices Rise as Foreigers Shelter Wealth Amid Turmoil
• China Researching High-Yield Bonds, Pengyuan Credit’s Zhou Says
• Euro Markets Rebound as Investors Back Draghi-Merkel Steps
• Broken Dam Floods Southern Bulgarian Village, 3 People Die
• National Aluminium Profit Falls More Than Expected on Prices
• DAH FUNG CATV CO January Sales Fall 0.50% (Table) : 6184 TT
• Brazil Analysts Boost 2013 Rate Forecast for Second Week
• Tesco Says It’s Taking ‘Cautious Approach’ to Banking Accounts
• Arsenal’s Wenger May Replace France Coach Blanc, Mail Says: Soccer Roundup
• Wind Parks Were 21% of New EU Power Plants in 2011, Lobby Says
• AZION CORPORATIO January Sales Rise 35.12% (Table) : 6148 TT
• BNP Buys European Stocks as ECB’s ‘Wall of Money’ Gives Support
• London City Job Openings More Than Double, Recruiter Says
• Asian Stocks Advance as U.S. Jobs Data Boosts Economic Optimism
• South African Coal Export Prices Fall to Lowest in Two Weeks
• Indonesia’s Economy Grows at Fastest Pace Since 1996 as Investment Climbs
• Rosneft Said to Sell March ESPO Oil Cargo at $6 a Barrel Premium
• Romania Stocks Fall Most in 3 Months as Prime Minister Resigns
• Fiat Credit-Default Swaps Rise on Downgrade Warning From S&P
• Chinese City to Relocate Smelters After Cadmium Pollutes River
• Arabtec Jumps to 2-Year High on Infrastructure Spending Bets: Dubai Mover
• Spain’s Property Purge No Panacea for Loan Drought: Euro Credit
• Sukhoi to Offer Superjet 100 to Serbia’s JAT Fleet, Blic Reports
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 4,750 Tons of Palm oil
• GENESYS LOGIC IN January Sales Fall 22.37% (Table) : 6104 TT
• DIMERCO EXPRESS January Sales Fall 39.38% (Table) : 5609 TT
• Vestas Plunges as Short-Squeeze Rally Ends: Copenhagen Mover
• Woodside Output at Six Offshore Fields Still Shut Due to Cyclone
• China Bans Airlines From Joining EU Carbon Levies System
• MICROELEC TECH January Sales Fall 0.14% (Table) : 2314 TT
• Saudi Arabian Power Demand Is Growing by 8% a Year, SPA Reports
• WAH LEE IND CORP January Sales Fall 20.85% (Table) : 3010 TT
• TXC CORP January Sales Fall 19.08% (Table) : 3042 TT
• POYA CO LTD January Sales Rise 13.40% (Table) : 5904 TT
• Mitsubishi Motors to End Europe Production
• STAR COMGISTIC C January Sales Fall 39.09% (Table) : 4930 TT
• Ivanishvili Vows Protests If Vote Rigged, Asaval-Dasavli Says
• Fidelity’s Stairs Believed Chaoda Share Sale News Was Public, Inquiry Told
• Greece Wrestles With Needed Spending Cuts
• HIGHWEALTH CONST January Sales Fall 77.42% (Table) : 2542 TT
• WE&WIN DIVERSIFI January Sales Rise 10,932.50% (Table) : 4113 TT
• SIMULA TECHNO January Sales Fall 27.40% (Table) : 3511 TT
• AME INC January Sales Fall 26.83% (Table) : 3188 TT
• Eczacibasi of Turkey Purchases 50% of Power Producer Erguvan
• SONIX TECH January Sales Fall 32.56% (Table) : 5471 TT
• Egypt to Sell $1.1 Billion Local Debt as It Seeks Money Abroad
• Thailand Stocks: Nation Multimedia, Precious, Siam City Cement
• LEADER ELECTRONI January Sales Fall 12.29% (Table) : 3058 TT
• Sony, Panasonic Forecast Deeper Losses as Samsung Dominates
• India’s HDFC to Raise 60 Billion Rupees on Housing Demand
• JENTECH PRECISIO January Sales Fall 22.07% (Table) : 3653 TT
• Singapore Stocks: Nera Telecom, Sembcorp Marine, Swiber Holdings
• ADVANCED CERAMIC January Sales Fall 5.47% (Table) : 3152 TT
• PILOT ELECTRONIC January Sales Rise 26.30% (Table) : 4916 TT
• SYNTEK SEMICOND January Sales Fall 7.67% (Table) : 5302 TT
• CHINA PETROCHEM January Sales Fall 4.47% (Table) : 1314 TT
• Estonian Clothier Baltika Drops Most in Seven Months on Loss
• ALPHA MICROELECT January Sales Fall 35.56% (Table) : 8024 TT
• China Risks 4-Point Growth-Rate Cut in Case of Europe Worsening: Economy
• A-DATA TECHNOLOG January Sales Fall 24.65% (Table) : 3260 TT
• European Sentix Investor Confidence Rises to Seven-Month High
• Crude Falls Along With Gas; Gold Rises: Commodities at Close
• GDF Suez’s Polish Unit Signs Deal With Vestas for 17 Wind Turbines
• Indonesia Stock Movers: Bumi Resources, London Sumatra, Petrosea
• MATERIALS ANALYS January Sales Fall 5.90% (Table) : 3587 TT
• FORMOSA LABORATO January Sales Fall 26.23% (Table) : 4746 TT
• SUNJET COMPONENT January Sales Fall 51.39% (Table) : 3282 TT
• AVISION INC January Sales Fall 25.58% (Table) : 2380 TT
• ADVANTECH CO LTD January Sales Fall 25.56% (Table) : 2395 TT
• SHIEH YIH MACHIN January Sales Rise 19.75% (Table) : 4533 TT
• Turkey’s January Electricity Consumption Rose 8.6% Year-on-Year
• Rupiah Falls on Concern Slowing Global Growth to Hurt Exports
• ZENG HSING INDUS January Sales Fall 3.91% (Table) : 1558 TT
• UNITY OPTO TECH January Sales Fall 49.47% (Table) : 2499 TT
• OPNET TECHNOLOGI January Sales Fall 35.17% (Table) : 8034 TT
• ABB, RWE Investigating Technology for Electric Car Charging
• YEH-CHIANG TECHN January Sales Rise 5.96% (Table) : 6124 TT
• China Money-Market Rate Increases as Central Bank Gauges Demand for Bills
• TAIFLEX SCIENTIF January Sales Rise 1.44% (Table) : 8039 TT
• Treasuries Gain; 10-Year Yield Declines Two Basis Points to 1.91 Percent
• C-COM CORP January Sales Rise 281.50% (Table) : 4907 TT
• Brazil Soybean Growers Harvested 6% by Feb. 3, AgRural Says
• Hamas Reaches Accord Keeping Abbas as Palestinian Leader Before Election
• AWEA MECHANTRON January Sales Rise 20.87% (Table) : 1530 TT
• SINGATRON ENTERP January Sales Fall 25.85% (Table) : 6126 TT
• EMEMORY TECHNOLO January Sales Rise 45.86% (Table) : 3529 TT
• Asian Currencies Weaken on Greek Debt Concern, Importers Buying Dollars
• Sohu Profit Falls as Acquisition Costs Erode Higher Web Sales
• BPCE SFH Said to Sell Five-Year Covered Bonds in Euros
• TAIWAN SURFACE January Sales Rise 9.97% (Table) : 6278 TT
• Hungary’s Central Bank Needs Additional Powers, Karvalits Says
• FLEXIUM INTERCON January Sales Rise 83.54% (Table) : 6269 TT
• Greece Told to Split Sale of Gas Companies, Imerisia Reports
• WELLYPOWER OPTRO January Sales Fall 19.81% (Table) : 3080 TT
• European Banks’ Dollar Funding Costs Hold Near Six-Month Low
• WINMATE COMMUNIC January Sales Fall 32.58% (Table) : 3416 TT
• NEWMAX TECHNOLOG January Sales Fall 76.53% (Table) : 3630 TT
• FENG HSIN IRON January Sales Fall 26.29% (Table) : 2015 TT
• Swiss Must Kill Bank Secrecy, Revise Deals, EU Tax Chief Says
• Oil Declines on European Economic Concern; Brent Premium Rises
• China Stocks: Changchun Gas, China Vanke, Cosco Shipping
• Romanian Premier May Consider Resigning, Mediafax Reports
• GMI TECHNOLOGY I January Sales Fall 24.00% (Table) : 3312 TT
• Schleswig-Holstein Said to Add to July 2017 Floating-Rate Notes
• Patriots Are Favored to Win 2013 Super Bowl With Champion Giants at 8-1
• Ukraine Central Bank May Cut Key Discount Rate, Izvestia Says
• Taiwan Dollar Slips on Speculation Importers Buying Greenback
• TAIWAN KONG KING January Sales Rise 11.99% (Table) : 3093 TT
• YUNG ZIP CHEMICA January Sales Rise 7.08% (Table) : 4102 TT
• Ukraine May Tap Foreign Financial Markets, Kommersant Reports
• ANPEC ELECTRONIC January Sales Fall 11.74% (Table) : 6138 TT
• Markets Expert Buch May Become Merkel Economic Adviser, FTD Says
• Czech Ministry Plans to Start Airline Sale in Months, Tyden Says
• Iran’s Central Bank Opens Rupee Account in India, Chronicle Says
• Hungary to Bow to EU Demands in Infringement Cases, Nemzet Says
• Late Money for Patriots Helps Las Vegas as Giants Win Super Bowl
• JORJIN TECHNOLOG January Sales Rise 77.73% (Table) : 4980 TT
• Vodafone Abandons Greek Merger on European Union Opposition
• UNIFOSA CORP January Sales Fall 44.51% (Table) : 8277 TT
• German Executives Upbeat on Crisis, Handelsblatt Survey Shows
• Copper Falls as Europe Crisis May Hurt China Demand: LME Preview
• Uganda’s Madhvani Cleared for Sugar Plant, New Vision Reports
• KING YUAN ELECTR January Sales Fall 12.53% (Table) : 2449 TT
• Tom Coughlin Makes Case for Hall of Fame With Second Victory at Super Bowl
• Moody’s Says Australia, N.Z. Banks Most Exposed to Europe Crisis
• SILICONWARE PREC January Sales Rise 0.79% (Table) : 2325 TT
• GETAC TECHNOLOGY January Sales Fall 17.27% (Table) : 3005 TT
• Numericable Said to Sell 350 Million Euros of 7-Year Junk Bonds
• Greece Needs Way Out of Euro, Latvia’s Vilks Tells Bizness
• Philippine Stocks: Ayala, Bank of Philippine Islands, SM, Vista
• ADVANCED ANALOG January Sales Fall 39.11% (Table) : 3438 TT
• CHI SHENG CHEM January Sales Rise 23.66% (Table) : 4111 TT
• Spain Renewable-Energy Future May Center on Auctions, Cinco Says
• Harmony Gold Gains After Profit Beats Estimates
• HTC CORP January Sales Fall 53.52% (Table) : 2498 TT
• RODEX FASTENERS January Sales Rise 1.40% (Table) : 5015 TT
• FU TA TEXTILE CO January Sales Fall 3.64% (Table) : 4402 TT
• EON to Participate in French Hydro-Dam Renewals, Les Echos Says
• Corporate Bond Risk Rises in Europe, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Latvia Should Raise Non-Taxable Threshold, Vilks Tells Bizness
• Clinton Calls for ‘Immense Pressure’ on Assad
• EGALAX_EMPIA TEC January Sales Fall 37.59% (Table) : 3556 TT
• Australian Stocks: Alacer, Downer, Fortescue, Rio, Transfield
• CAPITAL FUTURES January Sales Fall 40.08% (Table) : 6024 TT
• Four German States Had 2011 Budget Surplus, Handelsblatt Says
• Spanish Law Blocks 11,080 Megawatts of Wind Parks, Cinco Says
• Turkish Governing Party Has 54 Percent Support, Vatan Reports
• AV TECH CORP January Sales Fall 25.00% (Table) : 8072 TT
• AVERMEDIA TECH January Sales Fall 13.83% (Table) : 2417 TT
• CONCORD SECS COR January Sales Fall 27.45% (Table) : 6016 TT
• Seardel to Cut as Many as 1,500 Jobs, Business Report Says
• Croatia’s INA Evacuated Most Workers Out of Syria, Vecernji Says
• ILI TECHNOLOGY January Sales Fall 6.09% (Table) : 3598 TT
• Deutsche Bank Weighs Investment Bank Choices, Handelsblatt Says
• HSIN KUANG STEEL January Sales Fall 31.02% (Table) : 2031 TT
• Evonik Spends Annual EU10 Million on Borussia Dortmund, FAZ Says
• KT’s Profit Rises 13% as One-Time Gain Masks Falling Phone Call Sales
• CATCHER TECH January Sales Rise 62.07% (Table) : 2474 TT
• ELAN MICROELECT January Sales Rise 22.82% (Table) : 2458 TT
• Hintze’s CQS Starts ABS Hedge Fund After Prices Fell Last Year
• KINKO OPTICAL CO January Sales Fall 24.21% (Table) : 6209 TT
• Saudi Banks May Give Homebuilders Additional Credit, Watan Says
• Budapest Airport to Reevaluate Plans After Malev Collapse
• BRIGHT LED ELEC January Sales Fall 48.26% (Table) : 3031 TT
• ABILITY ENTERPR January Sales Fall 37.04% (Table) : 2374 TT
• China Property Stocks Decline on Real Estate Sales Outlook: Beijing Mover
• EDOM TECHNOLOGY January Sales Fall 31.80% (Table) : 3048 TT
• Eli Manning Defeats Tom Brady on His Way to $3 Million Endorsement Payday
• BOARDTEK ELECT January Sales Rise 3.11% (Table) : 5349 TT
• South Korean Bonds Fall Most in Two Weeks on U.S. Jobs Data; Won Retreats
• SILITECH January Sales Fall 4.88% (Table) : 3311 TT
• AVERMEDIA INFO January Sales Fall 55.93% (Table) : 3669 TT
• SMBC Nikko Fixes System Glitch That Affected Transactions
• ZONGTAI REAL EST January Sales Rise 735.56% (Table) : 3056 TT
• ORIENT EUROPHARM January Sales Fall 5.63% (Table) : 4120 TT
• Japan Stocks Advance on U.S. Jobs Data; Nikon Jumps After Lifting Forecast
• Siemens Seeks to Install Wind Turbines in France, Les Echos Says
• Hungary Extreme Winter Claims Lives as Cold Weather Set to Stay
• Algeria’s Oil Minister Sees OPEC Price Consensus, El Khabar Says
• SHIHLIN PAPER January Sales Fall 43.62% (Table) : 1903 TT
• Kraus-Maffei Wegmann Sees Defense Orders Drop, Handelsblatt Says
• POLYTRONICS TECH January Sales Fall 10.31% (Table) : 6224 TT
• KINIK COMPANY January Sales Fall 5.04% (Table) : 1560 TT
• WELTREND SEMICON January Sales Fall 25.15% (Table) : 2436 TT
• DARFON ELECTRONI January Sales Fall 4.68% (Table) : 8163 TT
• KING SLIDE WORKS January Sales Fall 4.90% (Table) : 2059 TT
• NOVATEK MICROELE January Sales Fall 23.27% (Table) : 3034 TT
• Harmony Gold Beats Estimates as Profit More Than Doubles in Second Quarter
• UNITED RADIANT T January Sales Fall 11.40% (Table) : 5315 TT
• Orca Exploration Begins Drilling New Gas Well in Tanzania
• Saudi Arabia’s Operating Brokerages Decline 42%, Eqtisadiah Says
• POLARIS SEC CO January Sales Fall 45.57% (Table) : 2854 TT
• GENERAL PLASTIC January Sales Fall 34.38% (Table) : 6128 TT
• Fuel-Oil Cargoes to Singapore Poised to Decline Next Month
• TAI-SAW TECHNOLO January Sales Fall 28.59% (Table) : 3221 TT
• SUPREME ELECTRON January Sales Fall 43.58% (Table) : 8112 TT
• Australians Flee Homes as Floods Threaten to Engulf Parts of the Northeast
• CHILISIN ELECTRO January Sales Fall 0.80% (Table) : 2456 TT
• APEX BIOTECH January Sales Rise 54.71% (Table) : 1733 TT
• GLOBAL UNICHIP January Sales Fall 40.55% (Table) : 3443 TT
• E-TON SOLAR January Sales Fall 95.13% (Table) : 3452 TT
• New York Giants Ride Salsa Dancer Cruz’s Second Chance to Super Bowl Title
• YUNGSHIN CONST January Sales Fall 99.70% (Table) : 5508 TT
• GALAXY FAR EAST January Sales Fall 14.01% (Table) : 6227 TT
• MIN AIK TECH CO January Sales Rise 31.07% (Table) : 3060 TT
• SENAO INTERNATIO January Sales Rise 50.34% (Table) : 2450 TT
• SHIN SHIN CO LTD January Sales Rise 33.21% (Table) : 2901 TT
• Vazquez Mota Selected to Be PAN Candidate for Mexican President
• Dalton’s Charlton Invests in Defensive European Stocks as Fund Beats Peers
• TNC INDUSTRIAL January Sales Fall 15.89% (Table) : 1724 TT
• No Change in India’s Fundamentals to Justify Rally, Kotak Says
• WIN SEMICONDUCT January Sales Rise 33.13% (Table) : 3105 TT
• SINBON ELECTRONI January Sales Fall 22.92% (Table) : 3023 TT
• Qantas Warns of Cuts If Job Rules Changed
• Taiwan Stocks: China Airlines, EVA Air, MediaTek, Radiant Opto
• NMDC Gains on Dividend, Share Buy-Back Optimism: Mumbai Mover
• HEDONIST BIOCHEM January Sales Rise 5,114.29% (Table) : 4118 TT
• Egypt Bans EFG-Hermes CEO El-Mallawany From Travel, Ahram Says
• Fire Starts at PDVSA’s Cardon Refinery, El Universal Says
• Dubai Group Won’t Get Government Support, Alrroya Says
• Indonesia Stock Movers: London Sumatra, Petrosea
• China’s Stocks Rise to Two-Month High After Coal, Shipping Shares Advance
• Giants Beat Patriots 21-17 to Win Fourth Title
• European Leaders Maintain Pressure on Greece to Complete Terms for Bailout
• Sanyo to Dismiss 140 Workers in California Solar Factory Closing
• MOAI ELECTRONICS January Sales Rise 93.08% (Table) : 5250 TT
• Abu Dhabi’s Adnoc Plans 36 Gas Stations in 2012, Al-Ittihad Says
• Vietnam Equity Movers: NBB Investment, Saovang Rubber
• Health-Care Case Tests Supreme Court’s Ban on Live Broadcasts
• Marilyn Monroe Eyes Broadway in ‘Smash’; Creepy ‘River’: Review
• Payless to Open 16 Franchise Stores in Asia
• Paul Capturing Delegates Could Force Fed Changes on Republicans
• Kyle Stanley Wins His First U.S. PGA Tour Title a Week After Blowing Lead
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 02/06/2012 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 02/06/201
• ‘Chronicle’ Leads Weekend Box-Office Sales With $22 Million for News Corp.
• Solar Tariff’s Effects Can’t Be Measured in Jobs, Professor Says
• Summers, Hubbard Clash on Economic Outlook Following Jobs Report
• Foreclosure Deal Deadline Arrives