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February 7, 2012

• Norilsk Pension Fund Seeks FSB Probe of Prokhorov’s Onexim: IFX
• Sakhalin Energy’s 2011 Sales Rose by $1 Billion, Vedomosti Says
• Boston Red Sox Sign 17-Year-Old Australian Pitching Prospect Dan McGrath
• Drydocks Denies Selling Southeast Asia Assets, Albayan Says
• David Koch Pledges $60 Million to Upgrade Met Museum’s Plaza
• Asia Gasoil Falls; Fuel Oil Viscosity Spread Gains: Oil Products
• China Outpaces Asia Counterparts With Pay Raises, Hays Plc Says
• IBT January Sales Fall 18.25% (Table) : 2897 TT
• SUPA TECHNOLOGY January Sales Fall 65.77% (Table) : 3634 TT
• Bird-Watching Chief Gupta Pursues 12% Return as DBS Group Expands in Asia
• Glencore’s Glasenberg Returns to Marc Rich Trading Roots With Xstrata Deal
• Santorum Wins Minnesota Republican Caucuses
• KORYO ELECTRONIC January Sales Fall 33.96% (Table) : 8032 TT
• China’s Unipec Books Supertanker to Ship Iran Crude Amid Looming Oil Ban
• Renesas, Fujitsu, Panasonic Rise on Chip-Unit Merger Report: Tokyo Mover
• FORMOSAN UN. CHE January Sales Rise 1.51% (Table) : 1709 TT
• Discount of 50% to Emerging Markets Lures HSBC Investors: Russia Overnight
• CHANG GUANN CO January Sales Fall 20.36% (Table) : 1498 TT
• GREAT COMPUTER C January Sales Fall 27.36% (Table) : 8047 TT
• Venezuela, Russia to Create Orinoco Belt Energy Joint Venture
• MICROJET TECHNOL January Sales Rise 2.07% (Table) : 8197 TT
• Yahoo’s Shakeup as Bostock Departs Adds Pressure for Sale of Asian Assets
• ABILITY OPTO-ELE January Sales Rise 0.28% (Table) : 3362 TT
• AVITA CORP January Sales Rise 22.23% (Table) : 4735 TT
• GRAPE KING INC January Sales Fall 4.71% (Table) : 1707 TT
• BHP to Produce More Shale Oil in U.S. After Slump in Gas Prices
• ABNOVA CORP January Sales Rise 2.25% (Table) : 4133 TT
• TRISCO TECHNOLOG January Sales Fall 31.23% (Table) : 3223 TT
• Romney Camp Prepares for Santorum Threat
• LUMITEK CORP January Sales Fall 59.25% (Table) : 3575 TT
• TUNG HO TEXTILE January Sales Fall 16.91% (Table) : 1414 TT
• HUNG TA ENTERPRI January Sales Fall 12.43% (Table) : 3586 TT
• GREAT WELL TECHN January Sales Fall 47.18% (Table) : 8157 TT
• OCEAN PLASTICS January Sales Fall 39.82% (Table) : 1321 TT
• TAIHAN PRE. TECH January Sales Fall 38.57% (Table) : 1336 TT
• SUPERALLOY IND January Sales Rise 46.38% (Table) : 1563 TT
• Taiwan Stocks: Acer, Asia Optical, Chimei, Epistar, Yulon Motor
• Goldcorp Chairman Telfer Linked to OSC Insider-Trading Investigation
• JPMorgan Reaches Tentative Settlement in AFTRA Pension Suit
• Brazil Among ‘World’s Most Exciting Markets,’ Templeton’s Mark Mobius Says
• Brazil Police Strike Leads to Murder Spree in Carnival Center of Salvador
• Unions Lula Loved Test Rousseff’s Brazil Austerity Plan With Strike Threat
• Indorama Buys U.S. Ethylene Maker Old World for $795 Million
• HERNG YIH FOOD January Sales Fall 6.62% (Table) : 4205 TT
• BENQ MEDICAL TEC January Sales Rise 0.05% (Table) : 4116 TT
• PROGATE GROUP CO January Sales Fall 27.71% (Table) : 8227 TT
• Saudi Arabia May Increase Oil Supplies to South Korea
• Televisa Must Modify Iusacell Deal for Approval, Mexico Says
• Astra, Bakrie & Brothers, Energi Mega: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Bank of America’s Merrill Lynch Hires Goldman Sachs Former Partner Sinha
• GLYCONEX INC January Sales Rise 1,162.83% (Table) : 4168 TT
• Insurers Count Cost in Queensland as Floods Peak
• CHANG YEE STEEL January Sales Fall 44.53% (Table) : 2056 TT
• KUO CHING CHEMIC January Sales Fall 32.89% (Table) : 1757 TT
• Buffalo Wild Wings Rises as Profit Tops Analysts’ Estimates
• Trump Organization to Spend $200 Million on Its First Hotel in Washington
• Raytheon Executive Fined Over Affair Letter in $1 Billion Contract Lawsuit
• Dollar Index May Decline After Passing Moving Average: Technical Analysis
• Cooking Oil Imports by India May Climb as Domestic Supplies Ease
• Elizabeth Taylor’s Van Gogh Sells for 10.1 Million Pounds
• Iran Decries ‘Psychological Warfare’ as Israel Hails U.S. Bank Sanctions
• TAIWAN BUS BANK January Sales Fall 14.42% (Table) : 2834 TT
• MPI CORP January Sales Fall 69.26% (Table) : 6223 TT
• YOUNG FAST OPTO January Sales Fall 38.28% (Table) : 3622 TT
• China’s UN Veto on Syria May Not Hurt Ties With Gulf Oil Nations
• Toyota Advances After Camry Maker Raises Earnings Forecasts: Tokyo Mover
• As Super-PACs Rule, Obama Ducks Fight Over Their Future: View
• Asian Stocks Advance on Greek Debt Talk Progress, Toyota Profit Forecast
• JIIN MING INDUST January Sales Fall 68.41% (Table) : 3230 TT
• Solution to Europe’s Crisis Lies in Mona Lisa’s Smile: Gill
• Small Caps Rally as U.K. Investors Anticipate More BOE Stimulus
• Scrutiny of Bonus Was ‘Discomforting’: RBS CEO
• Tie U.S. Recovery Program to Economic Indicators: Peter Orszag
• California Gasoline Weakens as Gain in U.S. Inventories Forecast
• Food Bubble Is Expanding U.S. Waistlines: Vikram Mansharamani
• How to Make Budgets and Politics a Less Toxic Mix: Clive Crook
• Romney’s Latest Dilemma Is Too Much Good News: Margaret Carlson
• China Lone BRIC Among Top Emerging Markets With Thailand No. 2
• Madoff Role Model Charles Ponzi Plots on Paris Stage: Review
• Madonna’s Disco Groove Thumps On, McCartney Sends Valentine: CDs
• How We Crunched the Numbers to Find the Best Emerging Markets
• Beating Germany Makes Poland Haven 20 Years After Relief: Riskless Return
• Making a Fatah and Hamas Partnership Work for U.S., Israel: View
• India Leno Fans Duck TV Censors as YouTube Showdown Nears: Tech
• Private Screeners Won’t Save Money, TSA’s Pistole Says
• Rio Tinto Approves $3.4 Billion Iron Ore Expansion in Australia
• Crude Oil Gains $1.50 as Dollar Falls: Commodities at Close
• Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley to Revise Language on Clawbacks
• CIT Redeeming $4 Billion of Debt in Quest for Investment-Grade
• Yahoo Names Two to Board as Four Leave
• Baker Botts Names Corporate Lawyer Baker as Managing Partner
• Sen. Baucus Eyes Inherited IRAs for $4.6B
• Astex Falls Most Since 2004 as FDA Questions Drug: San Francisco Mover
• Encana’s Canadian Operations Head Michael Graham Resigns
• RusHydro Drops in U.S. After Renaissance Rates It ‘Sell’
• NBC Says Super Bowl Live Stream Drew Record 2.11 Million Online Viewers
• CareFusion Argues Sigma International Infringed Pump Patent
• Daimler Margin Seen Best Since 2007 as Germans Widen Lead: Cars
• Down, Not Out, in Paris as Crisis Whittles Away Welfare State
• Bertelsmann Names New RTL Heads as Zeiler Leaves for Time Warner
• Sweden Opens Door to Rules Forcing Banks to Curb Mortgage Rates
• U.S. to Boost Funding for Alzheimer’s Research by $50 Million This Year
• Farmers Plan Biggest U.S. Crop Boost Since 1984, Led by Corn: Commodities
• Emerging-Market Stocks Advance as Greece Meetings May Signal Deal Progress
• BofA Plaza Goes for $235M in Auction
• Hartford Profit Beats Analysts’ Estimates as Prices Increase
• Peso Bonds Decline as Greece Concern Damps Demand for Yield
• LightSquared Asks FCC to Set Technical Standards on GPS Gear
• Illumina Board Rejects Roche’s $5.7 Billion Hostile Bid for Gene Mapper
• BTG Said to Agree to Acquire Brokerage Celfin for $600 Million
• N.Y. Stocks Bolstered by Prospect of Greek Deal: China Overnight
• Republicans Demand Accounting Change of Fannie Mae Bailout Costs
• Canadian Currency Strengthens Amid Meetings on Second Bailout for Greece
• Egyptian Generals Drop Planned Talks With U.S. Lawmakers Amid NGO Dispute
• Fisker Stops Work on Car Factory After U.S. Blocks Loan
• Treasuries Decline as Greek Debt Talks Progress, U.S. Sells 3-Year Notes
• Vitro Says Mexico Judge Ends 3-Year Fight With Debt Approval
• Company Default Swaps in U.S. Little Changed as Greece Seeks Aid
• Euro Rises to Eight-Week High on Greek Debt Speculation; Aussie Rallies
• South Carolina Sues Justice Department Over Voter-ID Law Block
• Caesars Said to Price IPO at $9 a Share
• Google Is Said to Assure Fair Licensing for Motorola Patents
• Glencore to Buy Xstrata for $41 Billion in Biggest Mine Deal
• Fund Industry Rejects Money Market Proposals
• Fourteen Hospitals Reach $12 Million False Claims Accord
• Palm Oil Stockpiles in Malaysia Seen Dropping to Five-Month Low
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, Feb. 7
• U.S. Companies Reporting Unchanged Quarterly EPS, Feb. 7
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Feb. 7
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, Feb. 7
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Feb. 7
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, Feb. 7
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Feb. 7
• Giants Celebrate Super Bowl Win in NY and NJ
• Rocket Software’s $300 Million Dividend Loan Rises in Trading
• Oil Rises Most in Three Weeks as Dollar Weakens on Bernanke Jobs Comments
• Dun & Bradstreet Declines Most in Five Months After Earnings
• Goldman’s Hawker Names ‘Turnaround Kid’ Steve Miller as CEO
• Peru Stocks: Atacocha, Pomalca, Siderperu, Telefonica, Volcan
• Chilean Stocks: Cap, Coca-Cola Embonor and Soc. Quimica & Minera
• Anadarko Gains After Profit Exceeds Estimates: Houston Mover
• Borrowing Costs Lowest Since November on Greece: Lima Mover
• Google Offers Mobile Chrome Browser for New Android Software
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for February 7
• Indian Judge Prosecutes the Press in Global Courtroom: Choudhury
• Ex-Penn State Assistant Sandusky Seeks Medical Data on Alleged Victims
• Satcon Jumps Most Since 1992 on China Partnership: Boston Mover
• Willoughby's Owner Douek Sees Strongest Growth Online (Audio)
• Tesoro Rises Most in Seven Weeks on Oil Costs: Dallas Mover
• Coinstar Soars on Profit, Buyout of NCR Unit: Los Angeles Mover
• Dow Average Rises to Highest Level Since May 2008 on Greek Talks
• Collective Brands Said to Pare Pool of Bidders to 10 Ahead of Second Round
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for February 7
• Cliffs Becomes Easy Target With Cheapest Mining Value: Real M&A
• NeurogesX Shares Plunge After FDA Staff Says Pain Patch Might Not Work
• Komen Official Handel Resigns After Funding Feud With Planned Parenthood
• Dun & Bradstreet, Harman, McDonald’s, Unum: U.S. Equity Movers
• Sunoco Continues Rally on Share Buyback Plan: Wilmington Mover
• Stocks in U.S. Advance as Euro Strengthens on Greece Debt-Rescue Optimism
• Obama Renews $80 Million Bid for Science, Math Teachers
• Coca-Cola Profit Tops Analysts’ Estimates as Asia Sales Jump
• Nevsun Sinks on Production-Drop Forecast: Vancouver Mover
• GOP Aims to Avoid Blame for Tax-Cut Impasse
• European Union Budget Is 11 Billion Euros Short, FTD Reports
• Brazilian Stock Movers: Redecard, Cielo, Itau, Vale Advance
• Novartis’s Bexsero Guards Infants Against Brain-Swelling Malady in Study
• Levene Says U.K. Banks Should Return to Basics, Serve Customers
• Greece, Troika Work on Final Rescue Draft
• Yahoo Chairman Roy Bostock Won’t Stand for Re-election to Board
• Itau Offering Up to $6.8 Billion to Buy Out Redecard’s Minority Investors
• Ethanol Advances Second Day on Concern Margins to Temper Output
• The Commitment-Phobic U.S. Consumer
• Xcel’s Prairie Island Nuke Plant in Minnesota Vents Tritium
• Brazil Said to Consider Smaller Budget Cuts Than Economists Are Seeking
• New York Life Global Fdg Sells $600 million 5.25-Year Notes
• Hunton & Williams Hires Ex-Milbank Partner for Corporate Team
• Itau Fourth-Quarter Profit Increases 10% as Bank Cuts Jobs
• Beane to Remain Athletics’ General Manager Through 2019, Owner Wolff Says
• Brazil’s Banco BMG Looking to Sell Bonds Overseas, Gelbaum Says
• PDVSA Didn’t Provide Guarantee for Refinery Project, Estado Says
• Santander, BBVA Make $9.1 Billion in Provisions for Property
• Social Entertainment Startup GetGlue Corrals Fans for Advertisers
• Siemens Makes Second Run for Control of IBS in $59 Million Bid
• Pearson Plans to Move 900 Jobs to New Hoboken, New Jersey, Office Complex
• Merkel Rejects Greek Euro Exit of ‘Incalculable’ Impact
• Sberbank Climbs to Six-Month High in U.S. After Profit Rises
• Four Accused of Running Insiders’ ‘Criminal Club’ Indicted
• U.S. Consumer Credit Climbed by $19.3B in Dec.
• Petrobras Will Hold Off Dollar Bond Sales After Record Sale
• Hong Kong Regulator Says It Should Be Able to Redress Investors
• Venezuela’s PDVSA to Boost Orinoco Crude Output 39% in 2012
• Turner Broadcasting Appoints Zeiler as Unit President
• GlaxoSmithKline Among Companies Paying $25 Million to State
• House Votes to Create Process to Dispose Excess Federal Property
• Apple Offers Clues to Where Sony Needs to Head: William Pesek
• Agco Doesn’t See Additional Acquisitions This Year, CEO Says
• Deutsche Bank to Close Norisbank Branches, Move Online, FTD Says
• Pittsburgh Steelers Hire Ex-Chiefs Coach Haley as Offensive Coordinator
• Pennsylvania Senate Approves Plan to Let Counties Tax Natural Gas Wells
• Donald Kohn Says China Will Need to Grant Independence to Its Central Bank
• Netanyahu Says Strike Threatens Stability of Israeli Economy
• Charles Johnson Jr., Brown & Wood Law Firm Partner, Author, Dies at 80
• Nigeria Names Ex-Anti-Graft Boss Ribadu as Oil-Task-Force Head
• EasyJet’s Stelios Say Proxy Adviser Supports His Pay Campaign
• Commodities Rise to Five-Month High as Bernanke Weakens Dollar
• Argentina Rains Help Parched Corn, Soy Crops, Exchange Says
• Goldman to Buy Dwight Asset Management
• Acer Sues Former Chief Lanci in Italy Over Non-Compete Clause
• Argentine Stocks: Banco Macro, Grupo Galicia, BBVA Banco Frances
• U.S. WTO Case Against China ‘Major Reason’ for Citibank Nod
• Obama Has Left Door Open for Keystone, Alberta’s Morton Says
• Bernanke Says 8.3% Unemployment Understates Weakness in U.S. Labor Market
• Standard Chartered Said in Talks to Buy HSBC Bangladesh Branches
• U.S. Gasoline Demand Declined 2.8% Last Week, MasterCard Says
• Air France Aims to Offer 60% of Long-Haul Flights Tomorrow
• Symantec Subjected to Extortion Attempt Over Source Code Said to Be Stolen
• Kenyan Average Coffee Price Is Little Changed in Auction Today
• Colombian Stocks: Interconexion Electrica Falls; Isagen Gains
• Knicks’ Carmelo Anthony Will Be Sidelined 1-2 Weeks With Strained Groin
• U.S. Sees Record Gas Output in 2012, 2013 on Shale Growth
• Vergara to Face Test as Chile Inflation Set to Miss Target
• TAG Immobilien Makes Offer for Last Minority Bau-Verein Stake
• Mahindra Profit Misses Estimates as Raw Material Costs Climb
• Student Debt Could Be Next ‘Bomb,’ U.S. Bankruptcy Lawyers Say
• Kazakh President Nazarbayev Urges Iran to Renounce Nuclear Arms
• Mexico Stocks: Penoles Advances; Grupo Televisa Declines
• Germany, Kazakhstan Plan to Sign 3 Billion Euros in Contracts
• Finra Examines CDs Tied to Derivatives as Sales Surge to Record
• Nord Pool Raided as Part of European Power-Exchange Competition Probe
• Apple Results Distorting S&P 500 Earnings, Golub Says: Tom Keene
• JPMorgan’s Henderson Says Glencore-Xstrata Deal Has ‘Huge Amount of Logic’
• ArcelorMittal in Line With Estimates, Sees Better First Half
• October Trial Date Set for Man Accused of Plotting to Kill Saudi Envoy
• Former CFTC Commissioner Dunn Joins Patton Boggs Law Firm
• Daimler’s Bernhard Given 5-Year Contract, Handelsblatt Says
• Senate Democrats Will Offer Unemployment Proposal, Baucus Says
• Hedge Funds Climbed 0.2% in January on Best Start for Equities in 18 Years
• Senate Considers Taxes From Inherited IRAs to Pay for Roads
• U.S. Three-Year Notes May Yield 0.346% at Sale, Dealer Survey Says
• Bernanke Says Current U.S. Fiscal Policy Can’t Be Sustained for 20 Years
• Sanofi Loses Court Challenge to FDA Generic Lovenox Approval
• Bernanke’s Helpful Reminder, One Job Jump Isn’t a Recovery: View
• Glencore, Xstrata Enlist 18 Senior Bankers to Seal $90 Billion Merger Deal
• China Gets Most Oil Carried on Biggest Tankers, Braemar Says
• London 2012 Will See Fewer Doping Offenders, WADA President Says
• Venezuelan Consumer Prices Said to Rise 1.5% in January
• Times Editor Apologizes for Misleading U.K. Court
• Canadian Gas Falls as Supplies May Be Adequate for Cold Weather
• U.S. Reduces Estimate for Electricity Demand in 2012
• Barclays, Jaguar Buy Ghanaian CO2 Credits, ClimateCare Says
• Vinci Forecasts Stable Margins This Year Amid Record Construction Backlog
• U.K. Stocks Are Little Changed as Xstrata, Rio Tinto, GlaxoSmithKline Fall
• Glaxo’s Fourth-Quarter Sales Miss Estimates; Smaller Share Buyback Planned
• MasterCard Doubles Quarterly Dividend on Strength of Credit-Card Business
• European Stocks Drop Amid Greek Talks; BMW, LVMH, Swatch Slide
• Harper Seeks China Access for Canada Finance With Oil as Lever
• Hungary Is Ready to Compromise or Fight, Premier Orban Says
• German Bund Yields Climb to Two-Week High Amid Greek Debt-Deal Optimism
• BP Raises Dividend After Quarterly Earnings
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for February 7
• French Rapeseed Frost Damage ‘Too Early’ to Judge, Cetiom Says
• Barclays Seen Needing Deeper Cuts to Reach Profit Target
• Treasury 10-Year Yields Advance to a One-Week High on Greek Debt Progress
• China Ming Yang to Supply Turbines for Bulgarian Wind Projects
• Carlyle Group’s Olivier Sarkozy Sells House in Manhattan for $8.4 Million
• Italy Turns to Oil-Fired Power Plants as Russia Trims Supply
• Juncker Says Won’t Convene Euro Finance Chiefs Before Feb. 9
• Hungary Sees 160,000 Borrowers Repaying Franc Loans Early
• Bernanke: Labor Market ‘Long Way’ From Normal
• Heating Oil Rises to Nine-Month High as Gasoil Gains in Europe
• Xstrata Chief Executive Says Majority of Holders He Spoke to Back Merger
• Nasdaq Cuts Trading Time for Co-Location Clients, Boosts Power
• Lonmin Chief Calls Xstrata Holding ‘Unfinished Business’ After Acquisition
• ArcelorMittal South Africa Falls After Wider-Than-Expected Full-Year Loss
• French Minister’s Comments Evoke Nazis, Opposition Lawmaker Says
• U.S. Job Openings Rise by Most in Almost a Year in Recovery Sign: Economy
• ICE Futures Makes Maiden 93,400 Tons Low-Sulfur Gasoil Delivery
• The Long War Between the States (for Business): Echoes
• Canada’s Dollar Strengthens as Meetings on Greek Rescue Stir Risk Appetite
• Harper Says It’s Important China Act on G-20 Pledge to Free up Currency
• Riyad Bank Says 2012 Profit Growth Will Match Last Year’s
• Brazil May Become Fourth Biggest Market for Wind Farms in 2012
• Obama Encouraging Donors to Give to Super-PAC
• Teck Avoids Strike at Chile Mine as Workers Accept Pay Terms
• Turkish Stocks: Akfen Holding, Cimsa, TAV Move in Istanbul
• Bernanke Says Expiration of Tax Cuts Risks Slowing Recovery
• Stocks Erase Losses as Euro Strengthens on Greece Financial-Rescue Talks
• South Korea Set to Follow Australia in Holding Rates as Inflation Persists
• Biotech Crops Expand 8.1% as Brazil Farmers Plant More Soybeans
• German Workers Demand 6.5% Raise as Siemens Sees Recession
• Mine Nationalization Will Be Unmitigated Economic Disaster, ANC Study Says
• Syrian Leader Assad Asks Russian Envoy to Help Broker Opposition Talks
• AMC Entertainment Seeks $300 Million in Loans for Tender Offer
• Coca-Cola Sees Higher 2012 Commodity Costs on Sweeteners, Juices
• Brazilian Stocks Snap Five-Day Gain as Vale Follows Metals Down
• Bernanke Says Fed Takes ‘Balanced Approach’ to Jobs, Inflation
• Google Offers No Remedies to EU Over Motorola Mobility Deal
• Slovenia’s Economy Minister Opposes Mercator Sale to Agrokor
• Intesa CEO Says ECB Funds to Be Used for Credit, Purchase of Italian Bonds
• U.S. Repo Close: Current 3-Year Note at Lowest Rate, Minus 0.12%
• Blackstone’s James Says Anti-Romney Ads Hurt Private Equity
• Glencore-Xstrata Combination May Seek to Build African Iron Ore Business
• Australian Dollar Advances to Six-Month High as Reserve Bank Holds Rates
• VTB Group Drops the Most This Year on Minority Buyback Plan
• UBS to Sell Contingent Capital in ‘Near Future,’ CFO Says
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Feb. 7
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, Feb. 7
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Feb. 7
• Latvian Crisis Exacerbated Poverty, Inequality, IMF Report Says
• Popa Says Vienna II Initiative to Focus on Banking Groups
• Energy Takes Twice as Much Income for Half of U.S. Households
• Yara Quarterly Earnings Beat Estimates as Margins Improve
• Unum Falls After Posting Loss on Long-Term Care: New York Mover
• Libya Pumped 1.36 Million Barrels of Crude Feb. 4, NOC Says
• Platinum’s Investment Potential May Exceed Gold’s, Norilsk Says
• Germany Summons Syrian Ambassador After Spying Arrests in Berlin
• Cameron Given ‘Hard Times,’ Osborne Gets ‘Two Cities’ for Dickens’s 200th‘
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Kakuzi of Kenya, Kenya Airways Move
• Glencore, Xstrata Deal Set to Squeeze Japan Coal Post-Fukushima
• U.S. December Job Openings and Labor Turnover Report (Text)
• Ruble Strengthens for Fourth Day After Urals Advances to Highest Since May
• Obama Promotes Summit Aide Froman to Focus on Global Economics
• Lufthansa Seeks $2 Billion Profit Gain Through Brand Integration
• U.S. Seeks ‘Plan B’ to End Syria Violence After UN Failure
• BioLineRx Falls Most in 2 Weeks, Narrows Gap With U.S. Stock
• Egypt Bonds Fall as Foreign Reserves Hit 7-Year Low: Cairo Mover
• Serbia to Temporarily Close Former U.S. Steel Plant, Tanjug Says
• Smurfit in Talks to Acquire Gannon Stake in K-Club Golf Course in Ireland
• Siemens Signs First Personalized Medicine Diagnostics Deals
• Coinstar Soars on Profit, Buyout of NCR Unit: Los Angeles Mover
• Raytheon Fights Ex-Partner CSC as Air Force Pares Contracts
• Syrian President Assad Uses Tactics of Father to Crush Violent Uprising
• Belarus Foreign Reserves Rose to $7.968 Billion in January
• Polish Stocks: Lotos, Orlen, PGNiG, CEDC, KGHM Move in Warsaw
• Burundi Franc Weakens on Reduced Donor Flows, Central Bank Says
• Paul McCartney, Elton John to Headline Queen’s Jubilee Show
• EON’s Teyssen Urges Fix to ‘Bust’ EU CO2 Plan, Energy Rules
• Jazeera Blames Syria for Disrupting TV News Channel Broadcasting
• UBS Posts 76% Drop in Quarterly Profit
• U.S. May Cut Cotton-Crop Estimate for Fourth Month, Survey Says
• Akcansa, Cimsa Plan to Buy Cement Companies Outside Turkey
• Cameroon’s Cocoa Export Price Declines 5.4% in Week
• Wal-Mart to Cut Some Private-Label Foods’ Sugar, Fat Levels
• Armenian Central Bank Leaves Main Rate Unchanged for Fifth Month
• Peanut Shortage Will Require Demand Rationing, Oil World Says
• Chinese Oilseed Imports to Rise 9.2% in 2011-12, Oil World Says
• German 10-Year Bonds Extend Decline; Yield Rises Six Basis Points to 1.94%
• Egypt Islamists Shun Calls for Feb. 11 Civil Disobedience
• Ukraine Sells Power Distributor Chernivtsioblenergo, Fund Says
• Sarkozy Vows to Leave French Family Tax Breaks Untouched
• Total Says SunPower Can Withstand China Solar Panel Competition
• Chile Peso Reverses Loss as Euro Optimism Blunts Copper Decline
• World Anti-Doping Agency Asks U.S. to Turn Over Lance Armstrong Evidence
• NeurogesX Patch for HIV Pain Might Be Ineffective, FDA Staff Report Says
• PGNiG of Poland Said to Sell 500 Million Euros of 2017 Bonds
• Egypt’s FIHC Buys 24,000 Tons of Sunflower Oil, Traders Say
• UBS May Move Proprietary Stock Trading to Asset Management
• Mortgage Accord, JPMorgan, BofA, Dresdner in Court News
• Credit Agricole Sells EUR1.25Bln 3.875% Notes Due 2019
• Contador Faces $6 Million Bill After Losing Doping Case
• Russia May Tax Copper Rods to Close Loophole, Interfax Reports
• Algeria to Boost 2012 Diesel Imports to About 2 Million Tons
• Egyptian Stocks: EFG-Hermes Holding and Talaat Moustafa Group
• Zandi Says Failure to Extend Payroll Tax Cuts Would Reduce U.S. GDP in ’12
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Obama Campaign to Return Fugitive’s Family’s Cash
• Sudan Discovers Light-Sweet Crude Deposits in Darfur Block
• F&C’s Niven Says Portugal May Also Seek Debt-Writedown Deal
• Canadian Dollar Pares Losses After Report on Greek Finance-Measures Draft
• Iraq to Award $3 Billion in Power-Plant Projects This Month
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Parcells’s Hall Snub Comes as Coughlin Rides in Super Parade
• UBS Cuts 2011 Bonus Pool 40%
• EU’s Barroso Says This Is the ‘Decisive Moment’ for Greece
• Canada December Building Permits Report (Text)
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Feb 6, 2012.
• BBVA Sells First Spanish Senior Unsecured Bonds Since October
• Frankfurt Night-Flight Ban Imperils City’s Ambition as 5,000 Target Runway
• Lender Processing Unit Indicted in Missouri for Forging Mortgage Documents
• IOC And HPCL CP deal:India Money Markets
• Russia Domestic Borrowing Increased Fastest Last Year Since 1996
• TATA Cap And IOC CP deal:India Money Markets
• Assad Asks Russia to Broker Talks With Opposition Over Revolt, Lavrov Says
• IOB & Vijaya CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• OBC and IOB CDs Deals:Indian Money Marke
• Siemens Will Have ‘Solid 2012’ on Backlog, Labor Chief Says
• Royal Jordanian Halts Some Flights on Turmoil, Fuel, Petra Says
• Berlusconi to Stand Trial in Wiretap Case, Ansa Says
• Crude Oil Trades Near Six-Week Low on Forecast of Rising U.S. Stockpiles
• China Credit Cards, Danish Loans, Mortgage Deal: Compliance
• Bank of America Sells 621.8 Million Rand of Uridashi Notes
• Assad Tells Russia He’s Committed to Ending Violence in Syria
• Irish Banks Issue Fewer Bonds Eligible for ECB Loan Collateral
• Serb State Deposits Drop in December, Central Bank Report Shows
• Snow Blankets Croatia’s Palms as Cold, Winds Hamper East Europe Rescuers
• Ageas Reduces Earnings Swings Assuming More Payments to BNP
• Bank of America Sells $13.2 Million of Two-Year Uridashi Notes
• Obama to Host Danish Prime Minister Thorning-Schmidt This Month
• Gabon to Cut Rabi Light Crude Exports for March to Two Cargoes
• Serbia Seen Lowering Benchmark Interest Rate 8th Time Since June
• Lagardere to Take 2011 Impairment Loss as Fourth-Quarter Sales Fall 9.1%
• Kazakhstan Discusses Merger Between Temirbank, Alliance Bank
• Qatar’s Shares Retreat on Speculation Nine-Day Rally Overdone
• Equatorial Guinea to Boost March Aseng Exports to Three Cargoes
• Finnish 10-Year Bonds Erase Gain; Yield Is Little Changed at 2.34 Percent
• Hungary’s Foreign Currency Reserves Drops 12 Percent in January
• Cold Weather Coming to New York, Northeast This Weekend, Forecasts Say
• Iran Lawmakers May Summon President on Mismanagement, Fars Says
• Romanian Central Bank Raises 2012 Inflation Forecast to 3.2%
• Norilsk Boosts African, Australian Nickel to Cut Russia Reliance
• Balfour Beatty Asks Court to Block Strike by Construction Staff
• China Resources Land, SATS, Toppan, Toyota: Asia Stocks Preview
• Romanian Central Bank Warns About High Deposit Interest Rates
• Saudi Arabia Most Risky of Emerging Economies, Maplecroft Says
• Chile $1.98 Billion January Trade Surplus Exceeds Forecasts
• Bank of England Says to Evaluate Fossil-Fuel Investment Risk
• Banks’ Reluctance to Lend to Each Other Falls to Four-Month Low
• S&P 500 Retreat May Set Up Rally Above 1,370: Technical Analysis
• Carbon Capture Projects Imperiled by Worst-Case Scenario: Energy
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.06% to 0.1%, ICAP Says
• Credit Agricole Said to Sell 1.25 Billion-Euro Unsecured Bond
• Brazil Real Drops Second Day as Central Bank Acts to Ease Rally
• Asia Stocks at Five-Month High as Greece Drags on Global Outlook
• Billion-Ton Coal Market Looms as India Increases Sea Cargoes
• France’s FSI Says It’s Close to Deal With Areva on Eramet Stake
• Sovereign, Corporate Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Cyprus Airways Vows to Continue Flying, Assures Passengers
• French Trade Gap Swelled to Record in 2011
• Corporate Bond Fund Inflows to Increase in 2012, Fitch Says
• Yemeni Parties Urge Supporters to Vote in Presidential Elections
• Kenya Airways Heads for Lowest Close in 3 Years: Nairobi Mover
• Greece Must Make 3.2 Billion Euros of Cuts in 2012, Ta Nea Says
• Papademos Seeks Greek Consensus on Cuts
• Ukraine to Sell Stakes in Natural-Gas Distribution Companies
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 11 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• German Industrial Production Unexpectedly Fell in December
• Mubarak Misses Hearing Session Due to ‘Bad Weather,’ Mena Says
• Ajax Can’t Appoint Van Gaal as Director at Soccer Club, Dutch Court Rules
• Swedish Bonds Retrace Gains Against Germany
• Naira Advances on Speculation of Nigerian Central Bank’s Support
• Wind Power Market Rose to 41 Gigawatts in 2011, Led by China
• Sudan’s Inflation Rate Climbed to 19.3% in January on Food
• BP Exits LPG Bottle Business Worldwide After Operational Review
• ECB’s Coeure Says IMF Could Use Excess Reserves for Bailout Fund
• Astra Agro Sells 6,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• Glencore’s 2011 Trading Earnings Slide on Cotton Plunge, Metals
• Naphtha, Gasoil Refining Profits Increase in Asia: Oil Products
• TAICHUNG COMMERC January Sales Fall 4.63% (Table) : 2812 TT
• CX TECHNOLOGY CO January Sales Fall 12.81% (Table) : 2415 TT
• India Predicts Weakest Economic Growth Since 2009, Adding to Rate-Cut Case
• NATIONAL AEROSPA January Sales Rise 58.22% (Table) : 3004 TT
• Philippines Deploys Military to Aid Rescue After Quake Kills at Least 48
• Kenyan Shilling Gains Most in Nine Months on Lower Dollar Demand
• Polish Rate Increase Would Be Emergency Measure, Nordea Says
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 4,750 Tons of Palm Oil
• South Africa’s Unemployment Rate Declines to Lowest Level Since June 2009
• Berbatov to Sign for Another Year at Manchester United, Sun Says: Roundup
• HWA-HSIA LEASING January Sales Rise 10.47% (Table) : 8913 TT
• INPAQ TECHNOLOGY January Sales Fall 12.82% (Table) : 6284 TT
• Richter Sees 2012 Sales Stagnating in Euros, Bogsch Says
• One Hyde Park’s Developer Plans to Sell Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank Location
• ARDENTEC CORP January Sales Rise 2.80% (Table) : 3264 TT
• ALPHA NETWORKS I January Sales Fall 20.36% (Table) : 3380 TT
• Mourinho to Speak in Turkey After Starring in Advert
• HUGA OPTOTECH IN January Sales Fall 51.21% (Table) : 8199 TT
• Sanoma Drops Most in Six Months on Dividend Cut: Helsinki Mover
• PRINCO CORP January Sales Rise 15.66% (Table) : 8053 TT
• Woori, Industrial Bank of Korea Halt Bank Tejarat Transactions
• Chimei Innolux Says Negotiating $6.8 Billion of Syndicated Loans
• Tallinna Vesi Jumps Most in 21 Months as Court Keeps Tariffs
• EVA AIRWAYS CORP January Sales Rise 5.46% (Table) : 2618 TT
• Ore-Ship Rates May Have Bottomed as Demand Gains, DNB Says
• Turkey Lira Gains Past 200-Day Average on Greek Austerity Deal Speculation
• Thailand Stocks: Indorama Ventures, Seamico, Total Access
• WALSIN LIHWA January Sales Fall 15.94% (Table) : 1605 TT
• UNIVERSAL MICRO January Sales Fall 24.69% (Table) : 2413 TT
• MACHVISION INC January Sales Fall 20.73% (Table) : 3563 TT
• KWORLD COMPUTER January Sales Fall 10.05% (Table) : 3287 TT
• Google Removes Content in India Deemed Objectionable After Civil Lawsuit
• China Stocks: Baoshan Steel, BYD, GF, Haitong Securities
• Russian Meat, Milk Shipments to Advance at Least 20% by 2020
• TAISUN ENTERPRIS January Sales Fall 5.96% (Table) : 1218 TT
• CHENG UEI January Sales Fall 9.29% (Table) : 2392 TT
• SUNPLUS TECH CO January Sales Fall 59.36% (Table) : 2401 TT
• Arseus 2011 Net Income Jumps 25% as Fagron Business Drives Sales
• Center Parcs Said to Plan Bond Investor Meetings
• AURORA SYSTEMS January Sales Fall 9.14% (Table) : 2433 TT
• FORHOUSE CORP January Sales Rise 4.73% (Table) : 6120 TT
• Philippine Peso Strengthens After Australia Keeps Rate on Hold
• TUI Travel Loss Widens on North African Turmoil
• ZENTEL ELEC CORP January Sales Fall 40.44% (Table) : 3553 TT
• Akfen Denies Bids Placed for TAV, Sets February Deadline
• TAI ROUN PDTS CO January Sales Fall 4.85% (Table) : 1220 TT
• Corn Falls; Crude Oil Declines; Gas Slides: Commodities at Close
• MYCENAX BIOTECH January Sales Rise 2,288.12% (Table) : 4726 TT
• Indonesia Stock Movers: Bumi Resources, Indika, Vale Indonesia
• SPRINGSOFT INC January Sales Rise 6.91% (Table) : 2473 TT
• Oracle Wants New Trial Against SAP After Reduced Verdict
• Irish Urge Children to Leave as Export Gain Masks Lost Jobs
• Spain Government to Ensure That Mergers Among Lender Are Viable
• BOE’s Salmon Favors Reducing Dependence on Rating Companies
• CAMELLIA METAL C January Sales Fall 48.32% (Table) : 2064 TT
• Vietnam’s Bonds Advance on Speculation Banks Have Surplus Cash
• Japan Tobacco Gains After Profit Forecast, Dividend Increased: Tokyo Mover
• Sberbank January Profit Rises 9.4%; Interest Income Falls
• GOOD WAY TECHNOL January Sales Rise 51.46% (Table) : 3272 TT
• PRINCETON TECHNO January Sales Rise 3.65% (Table) : 6129 TT
• PROLIFIC TECHNOL January Sales Fall 41.81% (Table) : 6233 TT
• China Money Market Rate Rises After First Repos in Eight Weeks
• ADLINK TECH INC January Sales Fall 23.63% (Table) : 6166 TT
• China Plans Unified Survey to Gauge Wealth Gap, Daily Reports
• Taiwan Dollar Gains as Global Funds Buy Stocks; Bonds Decline
• STAR WORLD TECH January Sales Fall 31.17% (Table) : 8266 TT
• Moody’s Says China Bank Dividend Cut Will Help Avoid Fundraising
• Fielmann Slumps After Earnings Miss Estimates: Frankfurt Mover
• Telefonica Said to Sell Six-Year Bonds in Euros
• EU Advises Croatia Against Tax on Mobile Services, Poslovni Says
• NEW ERA ELECTRON January Sales Fall 14.01% (Table) : 4909 TT
• WAH HONG INDUSTR January Sales Fall 5.87% (Table) : 8240 TT
• TYSON BIORESEARC January Sales Fall 9.16% (Table) : 4134 TT
• Siemens Sued in Austria by 200 Ex-Employees, Handelsblatt Says
• Credit Agricole Said to Give Spread Guidance on Bond Sale
• PHOTRONICS SEMIC January Sales Rise 3.82% (Table) : 3087 TT
• CHUN YUAN STEEL January Sales Fall 11.11% (Table) : 2010 TT
• Amlin, Beazley See 4% Increase in Rates Following 2011’s Natural Disasters
• German 10-Year Government Bonds Rise; Italian Two-Year Notes Reverse Drop
• TAROKO TEXTILE January Sales Rise 76.50% (Table) : 1432 TT
• Arab Spring Auto Sales Rise as Shaken Regimes Spread Money: Cars
• ASTRAL EPOCH January Sales Fall 100.00% (Table) : 8082 TT
• HUNG POO REAL ES January Sales Rise 84.50% (Table) : 2536 TT
• SHIN HAI GAS January Sales Rise 2.60% (Table) : 9926 TT
• Baht Gains After Global Funds Boost Thai Stock, Bond Holdings
• YOUNGTEK ELECTRO January Sales Fall 16.95% (Table) : 6261 TT
• LITON TECHNOLOGY January Sales Fall 7.29% (Table) : 6175 TT
• BNP Paribas Wins Dismissal of Ex-Singapore Client Unauthorized Trades Suit
• QISDA CORP January Sales Rise 5.94% (Table) : 2352 TT
• BP Reports $564 Million Refining Profit on ‘Strong’ Operations
• Five Workers Missing After Tunnel Accident at Refinery, JX Says
• INVENTEC CORP January Sales Fall 0.90% (Table) : 2356 TT
• DXG TECHNOLOGY January Sales Rise 4.51% (Table) : 3435 TT
• TRANSCEND INFO January Sales Fall 35.18% (Table) : 2451 TT
• Jordanian Economy to Grow 3% to 4% This Year, World Bank Says
• Copper May Decline on Concern Over China Growth: LME Preview
• GIGA SOLUTION January Sales Fall 20.03% (Table) : 3559 TT
• Mild Flu and Cough Season to Cut Perrigo Sales: Israel Overnight
• Gazprom Neft Oil Refinery Boosted Crude Processing by 6% in 2011
• VIVOTEK INC January Sales Rise 26.20% (Table) : 3454 TT
• Oil Trades Near 2-Day Low Amid Speculation U.S., Europe Demand Will Ease
• Ship Guards Breach Safety Regulations by Firing Live Ammunition in Drills
• Angola Plans to Build a Third Biofuels Plant, Radio Reports
• MUSTANG INDS COR January Sales Fall 18.80% (Table) : 5460 TT
• Egypt Sues Germany’s Konrad Adenauer Foundation Chief, FTD Says
• GEOVISION INC January Sales Rise 3.68% (Table) : 3356 TT
• Finmeccanica’s Selex May Announce 2011 Loss, Messaggero Says
• SYSGRATION LTD January Sales Fall 18.07% (Table) : 5309 TT
• Slovenia Central Bank May Take Over Managing Biggest Lender, Finance Says
• TATUNG SYSTEM TE January Sales Fall 25.34% (Table) : 8099 TT
• HSBC Sells A$9.3 Million of 11-Year Discount Uridashi Notes
• Ukraine Coal Mine Blast Kills One Worker, Nine Hospitalized
• Bellway Forecasts Margin Exceeding 10% After Home Sales, Prices Increase
• RUN LONG January Sales Rise 100.76% (Table) : 1808 TT
• Oil Rebounds From Two-Day Low in New York as Greece Prepares Debt Measures
• Tallinna Vesi Says Court Keeps Tariff Ruling Suspended
• China’s Stocks Decline Most in Eight Weeks on Concern Slowdown Will Worsen
• Corn Declines as U.S. Farmers May Plant Most Acres Since 1944
• Swatch 2011 Profit Advances 18% as Chinese Buy Omega Watches
• Fondiaria, Premafin Creditors May Convert Debt, Il Sole Reports
• TAIWAN PROS CHEM January Sales Fall 9.41% (Table) : 4725 TT
• WINBOND ELECTRON January Sales Fall 31.45% (Table) : 2344 TT
• AEWIN TECHNOLOGI January Sales Fall 20.20% (Table) : 3564 TT
• Malawi Struggling to Obtain Foreign Credit, Daily Times Reports
• GOOD WILL INSTRU January Sales Fall 42.93% (Table) : 2423 TT
• HUNG CHING DVLP January Sales Fall 90.41% (Table) : 2527 TT
• YIN KING INDUSTR January Sales Fall 24.64% (Table) : 1566 TT
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Arabtec and Union National Bank Are Active
• CHAINQUI CONSTRU January Sales Fall 66.64% (Table) : 2509 TT
• LOTUS PHARMACEUT January Sales Fall 26.04% (Table) : 1795 TT
• Philippine Stocks: Bank of Philippine Islands, Lepanto, Philex
• PHISON ELECTRONI January Sales Fall 6.95% (Table) : 8299 TT
• HOLY STONE ENTER January Sales Fall 34.91% (Table) : 3026 TT
• Emaar Halts Hotel Projects in France, Indonesia, Hotelier Says
• Australia Reopens Solar Funds Bid as BP Fails to Get Finance
• ASIX ELECTRONICS January Sales Rise 48.67% (Table) : 3169 TT
• Singapore Commercial Crimes Rise as Scams Gain
• Glencore Agrees to Buy Xstrata for $62B in Shares
• EXCEL CELL ELECT January Sales Fall 37.62% (Table) : 2483 TT
• Alltours Not Willing to Invest in Air Berlin, Handelsblatt Says
• NEXCOM INTERNATI January Sales Fall 4.58% (Table) : 8234 TT
• E INK HOLDINGS January Sales Fall 84.62% (Table) : 8069 TT
• CHINA ELECTRIC January Sales Rise 2.14% (Table) : 1611 TT
• Bombardier Mulls Part-Sale of Aerospace Unit, Handelsblatt Says
• South African Reserves Surge 5.3% After Government Sells $1.5 Billion Bond
• FARADAY TECH January Sales Rise 29.78% (Table) : 3035 TT
• DDH CO LTD January Sales Fall 100.00% (Table) : 3671 TT
• Australia Pausing Rate Cut on European Progress Spurs Currency: Economy
• SIGURD MICROELEC January Sales Fall 12.63% (Table) : 6257 TT
• Emirates NBD Deputy CEO Al Fahim Said to Leave Amid Management Changes
• APTOS TECHNOLOGY January Sales Rise 31.81% (Table) : 3690 TT
• Estonia’s Inflation Accelerated for First Time in Five Months on Tariffs
• China’s ‘Sunshine’ Trusts Avoid Global Hedge-Fund Malaise to Triple Assets
• ADVANCED SEMICON January Sales Fall 7.62% (Table) : 2311 TT
• NUVOTON TECHNOLO January Sales Fall 11.75% (Table) : 4919 TT
• SUNFAR COMPUTER January Sales Rise 10.63% (Table) : 6154 TT
• ANC Proposes State, Unions Pool Pensions on Mine Stakes, Business Day Says
• ADVANCED POWER E January Sales Fall 34.49% (Table) : 8261 TT
• TAIWAN SAKURA January Sales Fall 11.75% (Table) : 9911 TT
• Rwanda Reduces Number of People Living in Poverty by 1 Million
• China Warns Output Growth May Slow as Global Risks Increase
• BIN CHUAN ENTERP January Sales Fall 85.40% (Table) : 1569 TT
• Woongjin Holdings Rises on Plan to Sell Stake in Coway Unit: Seoul Mover
• CRETE SYSTEMS IN January Sales Fall 10.78% (Table) : 3213 TT
• LCY CHEMICAL COR January Sales Fall 11.73% (Table) : 1704 TT
• LIN HORN TECH CO January Sales Fall 17.64% (Table) : 5464 TT
• Venezuela Captures Two Colombian Paramilitary Drug Traffickers
• Air France, Lufthansa Want to Buy Poland’s LOT, Dziennik Says
• Siemens Sees ‘Significant’ Recovery at Renewables, Dpa-AFX Says
• LES ENPHANTS CO January Sales Fall 4.59% (Table) : 2911 TT
• ST SHINE OPTICAL January Sales Rise 4.10% (Table) : 1565 TT
• HUNT ELECTRONIC January Sales Fall 12.38% (Table) : 3297 TT
• Philippines’ January Grain Prices: Summary
• YONYU PLASTICS January Sales Fall 9.40% (Table) : 1323 TT
• TEAM GROUP INC January Sales Fall 11.39% (Table) : 4967 TT
• Europe Mulls Lower Interest Rates on Greek Loans, Welt Reports
• HAI KWANG ENTERP January Sales Fall 28.53% (Table) : 2038 TT
• EDISON OPTO CORP January Sales Fall 16.22% (Table) : 3591 TT
• SUN-SEA CONSTRUC January Sales Rise 350.37% (Table) : 5516 TT
• CHICONY ELECT January Sales Fall 11.97% (Table) : 2385 TT
• UNITED HIGH TECH January Sales Fall 67.00% (Table) : 3642 TT
• Philippines Deploys Military to Aid Rescue After Quake Kills at Least 43
• TEN REN TEA CO January Sales Fall 1.03% (Table) : 1233 TT
• Topix Index Climbs to Five-Month High as Japan Tobacco, Shippers Advance
• South Korea Stocks: Hyundai Mipo, KT, Woongjin Holdings
• PIXART IMAGING I January Sales Fall 19.71% (Table) : 3227 TT
• Philippines’ January Rice and Corn Stocks Inventory
• Centrotherm, Idea Sign $1.1 Billion Plant Accord, Riyadh Says
• Kazakh Central Bank International Reserves Rose 13% in January
• Super Bowl Wagers Total $93.9 Million at Nevada’s Sports Books, State Says
• Hollande Widens Poll Lead Against Sarkozy, BVA Survey Shows
• SINKANG INDUS January Sales Fall 39.47% (Table) : 2032 TT
• Hindustan Unilever Has Biggest 2-Day Drop in Year on Rating: Mumbai Mover
• CHENBRO MICOM CO January Sales Fall 3.25% (Table) : 8210 TT
• Korea to Boost Household Debt Monitoring; Take Steps If Needed
• GINTECH ENERGY January Sales Fall 43.18% (Table) : 3514 TT
• CROWELL DVLP COR January Sales Fall 81.09% (Table) : 2528 TT
• KUOYANG CONST. January Sales Rise 379.15% (Table) : 2505 TT
• Budzanowski Won’t Rule Out Lotos Sale to a Polish Buyer, Puls Reports
• TOPOINT TECHNOLO January Sales Fall 38.41% (Table) : 8021 TT
• MACRONIX INTL January Sales Fall 22.41% (Table) : 2337 TT
• ASIA OPTICAL CO January Sales Rise 19.83% (Table) : 3019 TT
• Saudis to Start Body to Promote New Enterprise, Eqtisadiah Says
• Meyer Burger Sees Full-Year Ebitda at $299 Million After Roth Deal
• BIOPTIK TECHNOLO January Sales Rise 27.22% (Table) : 4161 TT
• California Pension in $500 Million Infrastructure Deal With Australia Fund
• GM China Sales Drop During New Year Holiday
• Cambodia Plans to Start Offshore Oil Production This Year
• TA JIANG DEVELOP January Sales Fall 74.06% (Table) : 1453 TT
• FARGLORY LAND DE January Sales Fall 42.94% (Table) : 5522 TT
• ACTRON TECH January Sales Rise 19.96% (Table) : 8255 TT
• KINPO ELEC INC January Sales Fall 11.21% (Table) : 2312 TT
• National Australia Bank’s Profit Rises 7.7% on Higher Share of Mortgages
• Japan Adopts Stealth Intervention as Yen Gains Threaten Exporter Earnings
• LEADTREND TECHNO January Sales Fall 6.83% (Table) : 3588 TT
• Macquarie Group Full-Year Profit to Fall 25% With Fee Landscape Uncertain
• Jeremy Lin Scores 28 in First NBA Start to Lead New York Knicks to Victory
• Sustainability is the Moneyball of the Global Economy
• Credit VROOMs: Auto Loans in 30 Seconds
• Express Scripts-Medco Deal Criticized by Food Store Trade Group
• BofA Investor Suit Granted Class Action Status
• MF Brokerage Trustee Traced $105 Billion in Cash Movements in Final Week
• Slower Job Growth Seen as Banks Tighten Credit: Chart of the Day
• Chief Executives in U.S. More Confident on Economy, Survey Shows
• Wall Street Sees Analysts Snagged by Political Intelligence Bill
• Sondheim’s ‘Merrily We Roll Along’ Returns 30 Years After Broadway Flop
• Oysters, Pilots Get Hunk of $50 Million Royal Bank of Canada Aid
• Genoves Sells Out, LeWitt and Jensen, Italian Photos: Midtown Galleries
• Do-It-Yourself Mobile Applications Win Honeywell to Disney: Tech
• Bush Tells Dealers He Avoided ‘Gamble’ in Bailing Out Automakers
• California Pension Fund to Engage With Facebook on Governance
• Goldman Sachs Said to Seek Investors for REDI Technologies Unit
• CFTC May Adopt Fund-Registration Rule as Soon as Tomorrow
• PMC-Sierra Drops After Sales Forecast Misses Analysts’ Estimates
• Kobe Passes Shaq on NBA Scoring List
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 02/07/2012 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 02/07/201
• Banks Paying Homeowners to Avoid Foreclosures
• Private-Equity Lobbying Helped Protect Romney’s Tax Benefits
• Sperm Test at Walgreen Seen Plugging Infertility Gap: Retail
• Walt Disney, Univision Said to Discuss English-Language Cable News Channel
• Citigroup’s Capitol Loses Bid to Close Down Online Song Reseller ReDigi
• Quantum Energy Forms Renaissance to Acquire U.S. Offshore Oil