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February 21, 2012

• Aeroflot Loses Monopoly in Russia-Italy Flights, Vedomosti Says
• Russia’s Central Bank Seeks Bank Bonus Control, Kommersant Says
• TNK-BP Plans to Sign 2-Year ESPO Crude Supply Deal, IOD Reports
• Yen Weakens to 80 Per Dollar for First Time Since August in Japan Trading
• Premier Wen’s Son Named Chairman of State-Owned China Satellite
• Okada Put Gambling Official in $6,000 Suite, Wynn Says
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Fletcher Falls on Weak Housing, Quake Delays: Wellington Mover
• TNT Seen Delivering Biggest Payout in Europe After Spurning UPS: Real M&A
• Indonesia Stock Movers: Aneka Tambang, Bank CIMB Niaga, Timah
• Garcia-Herrero: China Will Aid Europe Through IMF
• ADB in Talks for at Least $12 Billion Development-Fund Needs
• General Maritime Plan ‘Unconfirmable,’ Unsecured Creditors Claim
• Vietnam’s PV Oil Said to Offer Crude Cargoes for April Loading
• Gillard Backed by ‘Vast Majority’ as Leadership Tensions With Rudd Simmer
• Rogers Compares Myanmar Reforms to China Opening
• Shanghai Eases Home Purchase Restrictions
• South Korea’s Household Debt Rose Most in a Year Last Quarter
• Rupiah Falls for a Second Day on Greece Concerns; Bonds Steady
• Anadarko Picks Ex-Banker as CEO After Hackett’s Reign of Growth
• Mumbai January Home Registrations Fall 25%, Prabhudas Says
• Singapore Stocks: Dyna-Mac, Neptune Orient Lines, Wilmar
• CIMB Niaga, Pembangunan, Tiga Pilar: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Expert Networker John Kinnucan Indicted for Securities Fraud
• Woodside Increases Gas Estimates at Browse as It Assesses Stake Sale
• Jeremy Lin's Training Program Uses Software, Science (Video)
• California Gay Marriage Ban Supporters Ask Panel to Reinstate Voided Law
• Weiss Says Alibaba Group May Be Aiming for Eventual IPO (Video)
• Coca-Cola Amatil Profit Rises on Sale of Beer Division
• UniCredit Wins Order Dismisses Claims From Picard Suit
• Alaska Milk, Century, SM Development: Philippine Stock Preview
• Meredith Whitney Plans to Write a Book on Municipal Bond Market, NYT Says
• Apple to Install Solar, Fuel Cell Systems at U.S. Data Center
• Chelsea Says Captain John Terry Needs Knee Surgery, Will Be Out 4-6 Weeks
• Ex-Mizuho Executive Rekeda May Face SEC Lawsuit Over CDO
• Greece Plan ‘Important Step,’ U.S. Treasury’s Brainard Says
• AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson Got Pay Cut for Failed T-Mobile Deal
• Tevez Apologizes for Conduct, Abandons Appeal Against Manchester City Fine
• Lyon: Nike the ‘Innovator’ in Athletic Footwear
• IRC Swings to $1 Million Profit in 2011 on Ramped Production
• Yandex Rises to Highest Level in Three Months Following Twitter Agreement
• Kyushu Electric May Boost Thermal Power Capacity, Nikkei Reports
• Roofed Rover Dogs Romney’s Humanization Drive: Margaret Carlson
• Political Expediency Beats Good Policy in Obama’s Tax Plan: View
• Australia’s Skilled Job Vacancies Index Fell 0.6% in January
• Why Renters Rule U.S. Housing Market (Part 1): A. Gary Shilling
• Wimbledon Chief Ritchie Wants Tax Break for Top Players at London Finals
• Emotional Adele Adds Top Brit Music Awards to Grammy Successes
• U.K. Tests London Response to Olympic Underground Terror Attack
• Scotland Vies With England for $52 Billion Offshore-Wind Future
• U.K. Employers Urge Tax Breaks, Easier Credit in ‘No Time to Lose’ Budget
• Hollande Victory in France Would Rattle Europe: Magnus
• U.S. Should Consider an Earlier Exit From Afghanistan: View
• The Worse the Economy Gets, the Longer People Live: Peter Orszag
• Santorum’s Consistency Shines in Oddball Race: Michael Kinsley
• West Africa Rails Rebuilt With Iron Ore Boom’s Proceeds: Freight
• Europe’s Biggest Solar Power Incentive Bolsters Ukraine: Energy
• Crowd-Free Caucasus Draws Adventurous Hiker to Tusheti, Georgia
• Chesapeake Profit Rises as Shift From Gas to Oil Pays Off
• Napoli Rallies to Beat Chelsea 3-1 in Champions League; Real Madrid Draws
• Vitro Jumps to Highest Since 2008 After Restructuring Approval
• Ameriprise London Unit Stopped Suspicious Trade in August
• Indian Monk’s Appeal Still Resonates After 120 Years: Choudhury
• Australia’s Westpac Leading Index Advanced 0.5% in December
• Woodside Full-Year Profit Declines 4% on Pluto Natural Gas Project Delay
• Japanese Stock Futures Little Changed on Oil, Greek Outlook
• Ex-McKinsey Consultant in Embargo Case Again Wins Appeal
• Fed Says U.S. Inequality Rose to Record Even With Redistribution
• Obama Administration Said Set to Release Corporate Tax-Rate Plan Tomorrow
• Michel Says Overworked Investment Bankers Less Creative (Video)
• Oil Rises to Nine-Month High on Greek Aid: Commodities at Close
• Cobalt Tumbles on Bigger-Than-Expected Loss: Houston Mover
• BHP Billiton’s $5.25 Billion Bond Offer Leads New-Issue Revival
• Facebook, China Have Much in Common: William Pesek
• RBS Sued by LBBW Over $71 Million in Mortgage Securities
• Lamborghini Revives Rambo Competing in China
• Emerging-Market Stocks Decline For First Time in Three Days on Greek Woes
• ’BioPrefered’ Products a Priority on U.S. Shopping Lists
• J.C. Penney Cut to Junk by Fitch on Pricing Overhaul Concern
• Pietersen’s Ton Lifts England to First One-Day Sweep of Pakistan Since ’87
• Parmalat Suits Against Grant Thornton Again Revived by U.S. Appeals Court
• RIM Releases PlayBook E-Mail 10 Months After Device Debut
• States With Raw-Milk Sales Have More Outbreaks, Study Shows
• Yen Falls in Longest Streak in Two Months; Euro Gains on Greece Bailout
• BHP Billiton Fin USA Sells $1 billion 30-Year Notes
• Yale Expresses Outrage at NYPD Monitoring of Muslim Students
• City Rising From New Zealand’s Deadly Earthquake Spells End for Low Rates
• Transocean Employee Hurt in BP Blast Asks for Separate Trial
• Canadian Currency Weakens Toward Parity Versus Dollar as Retail Sales Drop
• Stanford Illness Halts Trial After Tax Lawyer Testifies About Secret Loans
• Mexican Six-Month Cetes Demand Rises on Bets for Steady Interest Rates
• Trican Leads Drillers Higher on Fracking Outlook: Calgary Mover
• Prospect PBOC Should Do More Drives New York Stock Drop: China Overnight
• Treasuries Fall for 3rd Day as Greek Bailout Reduces Haven Demand at Sale
• China, Turkey Sign $1.6 Billion, Three-Year Yuan-Lira Currency Swap Accord
• Wells Fargo Agrees to Buy Energy-Lending Unit From BNP Paribas
• Chavez Says He Needs Another Operation
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Feb. 21
• U.S. Companies Reporting Unchanged Quarterly EPS, Feb. 21
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, Feb. 21
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Feb. 21
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, Feb. 21
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, Feb. 21
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Feb. 21
• Johnson & Johnson to Name Vice Chairman Gorsky as CEO, WSJ Says
• Swift Transportation Seeks $874 Million in Refinancing Loans
• Genomma Labs to Acquire Prestige Brands for $834 Million
• Margins Widen at U.S. Companies
• Nigeria to Export Three Cargoes From Usan Oil Field in April
• Hot Shots: Samba Competition, Ship on Fire
• Ethanol Falls as Corn Declines on Concern That Demand Will Ease
• Commodities Rally to Highest in More Than Six Months on Bailout for Greece
• Oil Rises to Nine-Month High on Greece, Iran
• S&P 500 Cheapest to Bonds on Zero Fed Rates
• Codexis Has Historic Drop After CEO Resigns: San Francisco Mover
• Wynn Resorts Rises After Buying Okada Stake at Discount: Los Angeles Mover
• Wider U.S. Evacuation at Fukushima Supported in NRC Transcripts
• Canadian Stocks Gain as Oil, Metals Rally on Greek Aid Deal
• Wal-Mart Fourth-Quarter Profit Trails Estimates as Low Prices Hurt Margins
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for February 21
• Chicago Gasoline Strengthens From Record Low as Selling Slows
• Brightpoint, Brocade, Dell, La-Z-Boy, Texas Roadhouse: U.S. Equity Preview
• Shell EPA Permits for Alaska Drilling Challenged in Court
• Women Have Higher Death Risk, Less Chest Pain From Heart Attack in Study
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for February 21
• Netflix Reaches Deal to Stream Weinstein Co.’s Movies Such as ‘The Artist’
• Colombian Stocks: Empresa de Energia de Bogota, Fabricato Fall
• Home Depot Fourth-Quarter Earnings Top Estimates as Retailer Plans Buyback
• United, US Air Slide on Fuel at Nine-Month High
• Macy’s Quarterly Profit Beats Estimates on Controlled Holiday Promotions
• FedEx Seen as Possible TNT Suitor After UPS’s $6.4 Billion Bid Falls Short
• S&P 500 Index Tops Its Best Close Since 2008 as Oil, Treasury Yields Gain
• Anadarko’s Walker to Replace Hackett as CEO as of May 15
• The Top Ten: Today’s Most Important Stocks
• Walter Earnings Miss Estimates After Coking-Coal Prices Drop
• Medtronic Net Gains as Pacemakers Offset Defibrillator Sales
• Allstate Raises Dividend by 1 Cent, Less Than Forecast, After Profit Drops
• Cabot Joins Williams to Move Marcellus Gas to New York
• Forest, Almirall Lung Drug May Be Tied to Cardiovascular Deaths, FDA Says
• Medtronic Sees U.S. Medical Device Tax Cutting 2013 Earnings
• Texas Winter-Wheat Conditions Improved in Week Ended Feb. 19
• Chelsea Therapeutics Northera Shouldn’t Be Approved on Safety, FDA Says
• Commodities Close: Oil and Gas on the Rise
• S. Korea to Hold Gas, Minerals Cooperation Talks With Australia
• FCC Should Block Verizon Purchase of Airwaves, N.J. Says
• Record Rice Crop Boosting Stockpiles to Decade High: Commodities
• Gasoline Rises to Seven-Month High as Oil Climbs on Greece, Iran
• Dwivedi Says U.S. Gasoline Demand, Driving Declining (Video)
• One to Watch: Wynn Resorts (video)
• How CEOs Spend Their Workday: Study
• Zinc Industry Faces ‘Chronic Supply Problem,’ Selwyn CEO Says
• Kinder Morgan Nears Decision on $3.8 Billion Canadian Pipe
• Chile Stocks: Entel, Ripley Corp Gain; SACI Falabella Declines
• Rupkey Says Gasoline Price Rise Not Enough to Hinder Rebound
• Union for Independent Contractors to Offer Health Insurance
• Paulson Fund Sued Over Sino-Forest Losses
• Christie’s $32.1 Billion Budget Counts on Rising Tax Revenue
• Canadian Wheat Board Says Revenue Rose in Year Ended July 31
• Portland Gasoline Surges Most Since 2008 on BP Refinery Shutdown
• Oil Options Volatility Climbs as Crude Rises to Nine-Month High
• Colombia Peso Falls on Speculation for New Government Measures
• Clinton Says Diplomats Must Aid U.S. Businesses Overseas
• Copper Gains as Greek Acccord Eases Debt-Crisis Concern
• Obama Urges Public Pressure for Economic Plans
• Court Order Halts Debt-Collection Operation FTC Calls Fraudulent
• Philips’ German Office Raided in Employee Probe, Spiegel Says
• Aussie Dollar Declines as Reserve Bank Minutes Suggest Scope for Rate Cut
• Google Counters Microsoft Allegations on Browser Privacy Tools
• Munch ‘Scream’ May Fetch at Least $80 Million in Sale (Video)
• U.S. Stocks Pare Gains Amid Greece Concerns
• Pabst Owner Metropoulos Says He May Make More Beer Acquisitions
• DLA Piper Hires Insurance Attorney William Marcoux From Dewey & LeBoeuf
• Enterprise Draining 2.3 Million Barrels of Oil Into Cushing
• Fed Regional Bank Directors Predicted ‘Moderate’ Growth in 2012
• CSKA Moscow Ties Real Madrid 1-1 in Champions League Soccer
• Putin’s Spending Pledges Amount to $161 Billion, Capital Says
• Cancer-Drug Shortages Targeted by Stopgap U.S. Approvals
• Comcast Introduces Streaming Service to Existing Video Customers
• On My Mind: Fear and Investment Strategy
• The Easiest Legislation Congress Can Pass this Year: The Ticker
• Church Street Health Management Files for Bankruptcy With Plan for Sale
• Telefonica Sells Hispasat Satellite Stake for $164 Million to Reduce Debt
• Chavez Speaks From Barinas After Reports of Health Problems
• Short Selling and the Great Depression: Echoes
• Deutsche Schiffsbank to Curtail Customer Relationships, FTD Says
• Minister Finley Says Canada Must Change Old Age Security Pension Plan
• Health-Care Argument Extended to Six Hours at U.S. High Court
• Teva Is Said to Pay $250 Million to End Nevada Colonoscopy Hepatitis Cases
• Yankees Sign All-Star Outfielder Raul Ibanez to One-Year Contract
• 10Q: Unilever Targets the Next Billion Consumers
• Polyus to Sell Uralkali and Rostelecom Shares, Interfax Reports
• Angola’s TAAG Airlines to Replace Part of Fleet, Angop Reports
• Peru Will Allow Canadian Cattle Imports, Agriculture Agency Says
• Euro Central Banks Said to Swap Greek Investment-Portfolio Bonds
• Uganda Opposition Leader Besigye Injured as Police Block Rally
• Mexico Stocks: Grupo Televisa, Genomma Lab Internacional Drop
• Record Bank Bonds Fueling Lending Ease Slump Risk: Turkey Credit
• Classic Toys Connect to IPhones
• U.K. Seeks Permission From Supreme Court to Appeal Solar Ruling
• Nigeria to Sign Three Oil-Lease Renewals for Exxon Mobil
• Chelsea’s Terry to Miss Up to 8 Weeks of Season With Knee Injury, BBC Says
• EON Employee Representative Opposes Executive Bonuses, WAZ Says
• Drax Plans to Spend $1.1 Billion on Biomass to Cut Emissions
• Red Sox Get Cubs’ Minor-League Pitcher as Epstein Compensation
• Dragon Oil Says Iran Sanctions May Make Rig Payments ‘Difficult’
• Did Obama Deliver on 2008 Campaign Promises?
• Banker Pay on Agenda for Barnier Meetings With U.S. Regulators
• Santorum Doubles January Fundraising, Romney Leads
• TNT Express to Refocus on European Operations as Financial Losses Mount
• Equity Residential Lifts Bid for Banks’ Stake in Archstone to $1.5 Billion
• Azerbaijan Says It Uncovered Terrorists With Iran, Lebanon Ties
• Segro Declines Most in Two Months After Writing Down Assets: London Mover
• Baker & McKenzie Hires Ex-Mayer Partner Chris Horn for Securities Practice
• Cardinal Health Hit With DEA Suspension Order Over Painkiller Shipments
• Turkish Stocks: Denizbank, Turk Telekom Active in Istanbul
• Lachlan Murdoch Departs London Ahead of Sun’s Sunday Release
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for February 21
• Tullow Oil Drops Most in Month on Sierra Leone Well Result
• IOSCO Seeks Views on Marketing of Complex Financial Products
• BofA’s Stock Is Cheap After 44% Rise, Second Curve’s Brown Says: Tom Keene
• Peru Stocks: Aceros Arequipa, Credicorp, Panoro, Telefonica
• First Bank of Nigeria Rises to 6-Month High on Bets: Lagos Mover
• Wienerberger Falls as Profit Misses Estimates: Vienna Mover
• European Stocks Decline After Greek Bailout Agreement
• Iran Vows to Press On With Its Atomic Program as IAEA Visits
• Al Hunt on GOP Campaign War Chests, Social Issues
• ThyssenKrupp Sells EUR1.25 Billion 4.375% Notes Due 2017
• U.K. Stocks Fall From a Seven-Month High; Tullow Retreats
• Israel to Release Palestinian Detainee Waging Hunger Strike
• Most Swiss Stocks Decline After Greek Aid Agreement
• Czech Stocks: Erste Group, New World Resources, Vienna Insurance
• Polish Stocks: BRE Bank, PZU Shares Active in Warsaw Trading
• Canadian Natural Gas Declines as Mild U.S. Weather Pares Demand
• Dow Returns Briefly to 13,000 Before Quick Retreat
• French Presidential Nomination Rule Validated in Blow to Le Pen
• Comcast Agrees to Carry Networks of ‘Magic’ Johnson, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs
• Gilts Snap 3-Day Decline as Greece Concern Boosts Safety Demand
• Caterpillar North America Sales Expand on Replacement Demand
• Italian, Spanish Bonds Gain for Fourth Day as Greece Wins Bailout Package
• Colombian Stocks: ETB Gains; Empresa de Energia, Fabricato Fall
• Rajoy Calls for Calm After Protests, Defends Labor Overhaul
• Hungary Stocks: Magyar Telekom, Mol Are Active in Budapest Trade
• Magyar Telekom Drops After RSI Climbs to Highest Since April
• Enterprise Group of Ghana Falls to 15-Month Low on Claims
• Nigeria Naira Climbs as Dollar Sales Outweigh Inflation Concern
• South African Stocks: Anglo, BHP, Aspen, Shoprite, Super Group
• Auto Rally Sways Traders in Most Sales Since at Least ’08: Credit Markets
• BMW to Sponsor London Symphony Orchestra Open-Air Concerts
• Polish Interest-Rate Increase More Likely in First Half, Bratkowski Says
• Russian Stocks Fall Most in Two Months on Urals Crude, Greece
• Nordic Currencies Stung in Crisis
• Venezuelan Bonds Rally on Report of Chavez Medical Tests: Caracas Mover
• U.K. Green Bank Should Sell Green Bonds From 2013, Group Says
• Manchester United Quarterly Profit Rises 31% on Finance Costs, Sponsors
• EU Ministers Adopt Curbs on Naked CDSs in Short-Selling Law
• Banks, Insurers Likely to Participate in Greek Swap After Past Writedowns
• Treasuries Decline for Third Day as Greek Bailout Eases Demand for Refuge
• Russian Banks’ Capital Ratio Slides to 14.7%, Interfax Reports
• Turkish Lira Weakens the Most in a Week on Lending Rates Cut
• Low-Cost Options ‘Collar’ Would Cut CO2 Risks, Jefferies Says
• Cameroon Average Cocoa-Export Price Rose 6.8% in Week
• Russia’s Ruble Weakens Against Euro After Greek Deal; Bond Yields Advance
• French Parliament to Vote on Financial-Transaction Tax, VAT
• Banker Uses Whistle-Blower Rule to Sue for Bonus
• Super-PAC Backing Romney Began Month With $16 Million
• Pro-Romney PAC Has 26 Times More to Spend Than Top Rival
• S&P 500 Rises to Highest Since ’08 on Corporate Earnings
• Bank of Moscow Shares Jump Most in Month on Buyback Report
• Zap!: 'Sustainability' Means 'Deep Strategy'
• South Sudan Welcomes London Court Ruling on Disputed Oil Cargo
• Sweden’s Central Bank to Top Up Foreign Currency Reserve
• U.S. Asks Court to Dismiss Foreign Bribe Sting Case That Snared 22 People
• Keydata Founder Seeks Probe Ban on FSA Staff Who Saw E-Mails
• Shoprite Sales Advance This Year After Additional Stores Boost Profit
• Weekly Links: Echoes
• Ukraine’s Rapeseed Exports to Fall 12%, UkrAgroConsult Says
• Market Desk: Retail Stocks Move on Earnings Reports
• Michelle Obama Courts Female Voters After Contraception Rule
• Islamic Development Bank Extends $668 Million in Loans, SPA Says
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Feb. 21
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Feb. 21
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, Feb. 21
• Iran Said to Offer India Extra Oil Supplies Amid Europe Cut
• Saleh’s 33-Year Rule in Yemen Ends Today With Vote That Benefits His Party
• U.S. Repo Close: Current 5-Year Note at Lowest Rate, Minus 0.73%
• Turkish Central Bank Unexpectedly Cuts Upper Lending Rates, Yields Slide
• Canada Suffers Parity’s One-Eyed King in Land of Blind
• German Presidency Offers Moral Compass on Europe: The Ticker
• Ukraine’s Sunflower Oil Production to Rise 18%, Researcher Says
• Shaoul Sees Risk in `Tightness' in Emerging Markets (Video)
• Grubb & Ellis Agrees to Sell Most Assets to BGC in Bankruptcy Proceedings
• Bank of England Said to Hire Banks for Dollar Bond Sale
• Libyan Foreign Bank Rolls Out Islamic Products as Rules Change
• Colombia’s Peso Falls on Speculation Government Measures May Curb Rally
• EU to Move to Suspend Funds to Hungary, EU Official Says
• Mexico International Reserves Fall to $147.8 Billion, Bank Says
• Iraq Invites Bids for 500-Megawatt Plant in Maysan, Serri Says
• Chesapeake Energy Bond’s Call Option Can Limit Investor Gains
• Europe Consumer Confidence Gains, Adding to Signs of Stability
• Prasad Says Stability Is Concern for China's Leaders (Video)
• Pakistan All Out for 237 in 4th One-Day Cricket International With England
• Dollar Thrifty Extends Rights Plan to Avert Change in Control
• Wal-Mart’s Asda Plans Price, Quality Push After Christmas ‘Win’
• Denmark Steps Up Prefunding to Cut Risk as Euro Crisis Persists
• Romania’s Transelectrica Is Sued Over Wind-Park Grid Connection
• ThyssenKrupp, Securitas Sell Debt as Greek Aid Emboldens Issuers
• China Soybean Imports to Jump by 14% on Demand, Oil World Says
• Shandong Helon Xinjiang Unit to Pay Debt With Power Plants, Land
• Scene Last Night: Fashion Week Edition
• WTI Crude Oil May Reach $130 a Barrel, Hofmeister Says
• Barnes & Noble Announces New $199 Nook
• Geithner Bond Returns Trail Paulson, Beat Rubin
• SemGroup, Gavilon, Chesapeake to Build Cushing Oil Pipeline
• Saudi Oil Minister Al-Naimi Arrives in Qatar for Talks
• Munch ‘Scream’ May Fetch at Least $80 Million at Sotheby’s
• Senegal’s M23 Opposition Group Plans Further Anti-Wade Protests
• Iran Approves More Than 3,000 to Run in March Parliamentary Race
• EU 2010 Budget Accounts Rejected by U.K., Netherlands, Sweden
• Finnish Parliament Set to Pass Greek Bailout, Lawmaker Says
• Charlie Rose: Presidential Leadership
• Goldman Sachs, Insider Trading, Facebook, BNY in Court News
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Kazakh Central Bank Sees Consumer-Price Growth Slowing by March
• Algeria Plans to Increase Oil Refining Capacity, APS Reports
• Salins Owners Said to Hire Lazard for Sale of Saltmaker
• Israel Bond Yields Rise to 2-Month High as Rates Seen on Hold
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Mild and Rainy Week Ahead for U.S. East Coast, Forecasters Say
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Canada December Retail Sales Index Report (Text)
• Canada December Wholesale Trade Report (Text)
• Belarus Urged to Cut State Lending for Next Bailout Loan Tranche
• Saudi Mining City Infrastructure to Cost $1.2 Billion, SPA Says
• NHB CP deal:India Money Markets
• GB Auto Surges on Car Assembler’s Deal With Geely: Cairo Mover
• CBI and Corpi CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Investment Banking Bad for Your Health
• ABFL and IOC CP's Issued:India
• Saudi Arabia’s Domestic Oil Demand Rises 4% in 2011, JODI Says
• IOB and Canara CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Asian Currencies Weaken on Concern Europe’s Woes to Slow Global Recovery
• Japan Refiners Said to Stall on Iran Crude Deals Amid U.S. Sanctions Talks
• Berkshire Adds DirectTV, Liberty Media
• Hochtief Commissions Wind Farm-Building Ship on German Boom
• Citigroup Stakes, U.S. Mutuals, EFSF Bonds: Compliance
• Japan Bought 5% of EFSF Bonds Sold Today, Official Says
• Oil Trades Near Nine-Month High on Iran Tension
• Draghi Maintains His Silence on ECB’s Role in Greek Bailout
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Arabian Cement, Etisalat, Saudi Steel Pipe
• Kazakhstan Cuts Oil Output Forecast to 81 Million Tons, IFX Says
• Indian Bond Yields Drop to 2-Week Low on Reserve-Cut Speculation
• Crisis Needs Revision of Economic Policies, Ordonez Says
• SocGen Said to Sell a Total of 1.75 Billion Euros of Notes
• Greek Rescue Leaves Risk of Default Alive in Europe as Austerity Deepens
• The Earnings Edge: Wal-Mart Profit Trails Estimates
• Egyptian Stocks: Egyptian Co. for Mobile Services, GB Auto
• Rand Weakens First Day in Three as Yields Advance on Europe Growth Concern
• EU Ministers Seek Study on Climate Aid From Airlines, Ships
• Ferragamo Agrees to Pay Record Rent for Its Store on London’s Bond Street
• Wal-Mart Profit Trails Estimates on Low Prices
• Israel Stocks: Azorim-Investment, BioLineRx, Tower Semiconductor
• Goldman Sachs, Facebook, Hyundai: Intellectual Property
• Syria Intensifies Homs Attack as Assad Accuses Foreign Sides
• Billionaire Fredriksen Sees Golar LNG Rates Surging: Freight
• Alibaba, Bossini, Dentsu, Noritsu, Samsung: Asian Stocks Preview
• Obama Campaign Starts to Focus on Santorum As Well As Romney
• U.K. Insider-Trading Suspects Said to Face FSA Charging Decision in March
• Morris Says Oil Poses Risk to Stocks if Price Sustained (Video)
• Biggest U.K. Surplus in Four Years Pressures Osborne on Stimulus: Economy
• India May Tell Foreign Banks to Lend More to Small Companies
• BLME Signs Islamic Banking Deal With Global Marine for Wind
• Russian-Led Development Bank Plans to Expand Islamic Financing
• Kenya’s Parliament to Debate Bid to Remove Central Bank Governor
• CME Raises Stake in Dubai Mercantile Exchange in Recapitalization Plan
• Cove Energy Drawing ‘Serious Interest,’ Standard Chartered Says
• Armstrong Investment Sells Italian Treasury Bonds, Sees Rally Almost Over
• Putin Has 50 Percent Backing Before Kremlin Vote, Poll Shows
• Saudi Aramco Continues Gas Exploration in All Regions, SPA Says
• Turkish Central Bank Keeps One-Week Repo Rate at 5.75 Percent
• Frankfurt Airport Cuts 20% of Flights as Ground Controllers Extend Strike
• India Stock Futures Swing Between Gains, Losses on Debt
• COMMODITIES DAYBOOK: Raw Materials Rally as Greece Wins Bailout
• Sovereign, Corporate Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Kingfisher Air Reverses 20% Drop After Nearing Loan Agreement With Banks
• Greek Deal Cuts Risk of Broad Europe Crisis, Sweden’s Borg Says
• Euro Declines Against Dollar, Yen; Reversing Gains After Greece Aid Agreed
• Russia Says EU Carbon Trading Rules for Foreign Airlines Are ‘Premature’
• Gabon Buys Back Okoume Hotel From Libyan Company, Union Reports
• Oil-Tanker Glut Shrinks to February Low, According to Survey
• Benigni Says World Can't Cope Without Iran Oil Supplies (Video)
• Depa Remains Committed to Developing ITGI Pipeline, CEO Says
• Pantaloon Unit Plans to Add Stores for Young Indian Shoppers
• SocGen Said to Seek as Much as 2 Billion Euros From Note Sale
• Chelsea May Bring in Benitez as Interim Coach, Mail Says: Soccer Roundup
• Georgian Billionaire Promises Closer EU, NATO Ties as Vote Nears
• Biggest Greek Bondholders Will Forgive More Than Half Debt in Aid Accord
• Singapore Air Budget Arm Scoot to Serve Five Cities in 2012
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 5.95 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Sub-Saharan Africa Stocks: Pan Africa Insurance of Kenya, Sasini
• London’s New Offices May Not Lure Tenants on World Economy, EC Harris Says
• New Jersey Devils Are ‘Very Close’ to New Financing Deal, N.Y. Post Says
• Russia Equity Movers: Rosneft, Lukoil, United Co. Rusal Move
• Burundi’s Coffee Sales Increased 21% in January, Authority Says
• Vienna Insurance Drops Second Day as Greece Aid Optimism Wanes
• BC Partners Raises $8.6 Billion for New European Buyout Fund
• Eiffage Signs 3.5 Billion Euros of Loans to Refinance APRR Debt
• Henry Tang Vows to Stay in Hong Kong Leadership Race as Ip Joins Contest
• Angry Birds Teams With NASA For New Game; S&P Rises (Video)
• Italy Average Weekly Fruit Prices: Week to Feb. 19
• Italy Average Weekly Vegetables Prices: Week to Feb. 19
• U.K. Government to Lodge Solar Appeal to Supreme Court Today
• News Express: Saving Greece, Debt Restructuring, TNT
• Greece’s Depa May Buy Stake in TAP Pipeline Group, Imerisia Says
• Asia Stocks Retreat as Oil Seen Curbing Optimism After Greece Bailout Deal
• UBS Turning Whistleblower in Libor Probe Pressures Rivals
• China Buys Least Iran Crude in Five Months Amid Price Talks
• Indonesia’s Pertamina Said to Seek Low-Sulfur Crude for April
• Blattner Says Greece Faces `Tough, Ambitious' Aid Deal (Video)
• Abbey National Said to Sell 18-Month Euro Floating-Rate Notes
• Pan Africa Insurance of Kenya Advances After Dividend Report
• New World Resources Falls for Second Day as Coal Prices Retreat
• Asian Development Bank Said Plan Sale of Bonds in Pounds
• Latvian Regulator Fines Airport for Ryanair Price Discount
• Hungary Seeks to Widen the Scope of Foreign Loan Plan, MTI Says
• Sasini of Kenya Rises, Longest Winning Streak in 5 Months
• Polish Rates May Rise as Slowdown Threat Fades, Bratkowski Says
• Longest Win Streak Since 1975 Completed by Tokyo’s Small Listed Companies
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 3,000 Tons of Palm Oil
• Oil Rises to Nine-Month High; Cocoa Gains: Commodities at Close
• German Offshore Wind-Energy Delays Threaten Energy Overhaul
• Indonesia Rupiah Pares Loss on Greek Rescue Package; Bonds Fall
• European Carbon Permit Price Rally ‘Won’t Last,’ UBS Says
• Finance Minister Schaeuble Confident Lawmakers Will Approve Greek Package
• U.K. FSA Is Reviewing Cross-Border Allegations in Libor Probe
• Etisalat Gains on Cost-Cutting, Dividend Plans: Abu Dhabi Mover
• Strauss-Kahn Is Questioned by Police in French Prostitution Investigation
• Suzlon’s Repower Wins 250-Megawatt Turbine Agreement in France
• Forint Strengthens Fifth Day as Greek Deal Boosts Risk Appetite
• Gold Imports by India Seen Dropping From Record to Make China Top Consumer
• Osborne Says Rescue Puts Greek Debt on Sustainable Path
• Oil Profits Slide Fastest Since Lehman Collapse on Gas: Energy
• Standard Chartered Ghana to Pay Preference Dividend
• Greece Wins Second Bailout as Europe Picks Aid Over Default
• Draghi, Lagarde, Rehn Own Words on Greek Bailout Deal (Video)
• Indonesia Stocks: Aneka Tambang, Hero Supermarket, Medco Energi
• Lafarge, Anglo Venture Ruled Anti-Competitive
• Money Market Rate in China Snaps 6-Day Gain After Bank Reserve Ratios Cut
• SocGen Said to Sell Two-Part Senior Unsecured Bonds in Euros
• UBA of Nigeria Plans to Acquire Banks in Africa, Punch Reports
• Billionaire Okada Brings Winning Courtroom Record to Legal Fight With Wynn
• Pandora Drops as Inventory Shift Hurts Outlook
• STMicro Polishes Indoor Navigation for $4.3 Billion Market
• China Telecom Becomes Nation’s Second Carrier Selling IPhone
• Hong Kong Stocks Advance as Greece Bailout Tempers Rising Oil
• ThyssenKrupp Said to Sell Five-Year Bonds in Euros
• Swiss Companies Chase Global Takeovers From Alpine Perch
• Taiwan Dollar Weakens After Export Orders Decline; Bonds Advance
• BlackRock’s Kim Sees Risk of Asian Central Bank Curbs on Inflows
• Kingfisher Airlines Plunges on Flight Cuts, Frozen Accounts: Mumbai Mover
• FGA Capital Said to Sell 500 Million Euros of Two-Year Notes
• GB Auto to Sell Geely Cars in North Africa, Build in Egypt
• Rusal Falls in Moscow as Aluminum Futures Decline in Shanghai
• Gordhan May Miss South Africa’s Deficit Target as Economic Growth Slows
• Ericsson Forms Support Business Unit Around Billing Systems
• South Africa Stocks Reverse Gains, Fall for First Day in Three
• Erdogan Party Raises Support to 53% of Turkish Votes, Sabah Says
• China Stocks: Qilianshan Cement, Sinopec, West Construction
• Abu Dhabi Shares Rise to 5-Month High on Etisalat Dividend Plan
• Petronas Said to Sell Labuan, Tapis Crude Oil for April to Shell
• Segro Shares Fall in London After Property Company Reports Loss for 2011
• Copper Jumps in London on Greece Bailout Agreement: LME Preview
• China to Overtake U.S. as Largest Trading Nation, HSBC Says
• Anadarko Says Jupiter-1 Well off Sierra Leone Finds Oil, Gas
• KGHM, PGE, PGNiG, PZU Shares: Central European Equity Preview
• China Copper Imports Drop for First Time in Eight Months
• Philippine Stocks: Ayala Land, Pepsi-Cola Philippines, Philex
• Hungary MPC to Eye Forint, Markets in Decision, Reuters Says
• Euro-Area Finance Ministers’ Statement on Greek Bailout: Text
• Merkel’s CDU Considered Ending Coalition, Roesler Tells Die Welt
• Euro Erases 0.4 Percent Advance Against U.S. Dollar; Pares Gain Versus Yen
• China International Marine Said to Boost Loan by 25 Percent
• Aareal Bank Profit Rises on Higher Commission, Interest Income
• Cavenagh Capital’s Lee Says Offshore Yuan Bonds Not Attractive
• Segro Profit Gains 8.4% as Company Reduces Vacancy Rate at Its Properties
• Brzeski Says Growth Plans Missing From Greek Agreement
• Kingfisher Air Plunges on Frozen Accounts, Flight Cuts (Video)
• Daiwa SB Australia Set to Pass Kokusai Global as Asia’s Biggest Bond Fund
• Base Metals Advance as Finance Ministers Reach Agreement on Greek Bailout
• Tofas Fourth-Quarter Profit Rose 9.6%, Beating Estimate
• Bank of Korea Changes to Put New Board Members in Majority Starting April
• Malev’s Debt Amounts to More Than $556 Million, Napi Reports
• Russian Fishing Catches Will Increase 41% by 2020, Zubkov Says
• ConnectEast Said to Seek A$1.2 Billion Loan Facility to Refinance Debt
• Samsung Wins Two U.S. 4G Deals as Company Seeks Expansion in Network Gear
• Greece Wins Bailout as Europe Chooses Aid Over Default (Video)
• IMF Plans to Cut its Share of Greek Aid Package, Bild Reports
• Madagascar Water, Energy Tariffs to Rise by 25%, l’Express Says
• Trail Blazers’ Greg Oden to Miss NBA Season After Latest Knee Surgery
• Japan Stocks Fall From Six-Month High on Speculation Shares Rose Too Fast
• OneSteel Gains on Switch in Focus to Iron Ore Unit: Sydney Mover
• India May Spend $1 Billion to Map Aquifers, Avert Water Crisis
• Celtics’ Rajon Rondo Gets Two-Game NBA Ban for Throwing Ball at Referee
• Australia’s Ponting to Play On in Test Cricket, Says One-Day Career Over
• Taiwan Stocks: AU Optronics, Fubon, Hon Hai, Tachong Bank
• U.A.E. Will Spend $136 Billion on Airports, Al-Khaleej Reports
• RBA Sees Scope for Further Australian Rate Cuts on Europe Crisis: Economy
• Bharat Heavy Gains as India Plans Power Import Tax: Mumbai Mover
• Wuhan East Lake Surges on Assets From Shareholder: Beijing Mover
• BofA’s Meissner Sees Lower Margins for Banks, Handelsblatt Says
• Coal to India Beating China on Singh Diktat
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Manny Ramirez Agrees to Minor-League Contract With Oakland Athletics
• Iran to Develop Three Oil Fields With Local Group, Press TV Says
• BP Settles With Injured Deepwater Horizon Worker
• Charter Hall Office Posts First-Half Loss on Sale of Seven U.S. Properties
• Shui On Said to Seek Additional Lenders After Loan Signing
• Bank Rossii to Open Deposits to More Lenders, Kommersant Reports
• Tiefer Says SBA Can't Police Small Business Contracts (Video)
• Vietnam Stocks: Dong Phu Rubber, Kinh Bac City Development
• Knicks Lose to Nets as Williams Overshadows Lin
• Canada’s British Columbia to Beat Deficit Targets, Finance Minister Says
• British Columbia to Beat Deficit Targets, Kevin Falcon Says
• Netflix-Facebook Link Stalls as Franken Favors Bork Law: Tech
• UGI to Consider Pennsylvania Expansion With Philly Gas Works
• Marauding Ants Make “Hellstrom” Best Bug Movie Ever: DVD Review
• PayPal Alumni Poised for Another Boost in Riches With Yelp, Facebook IPOs
• Lance Armstrong Gives Ironman Impetus for U.S. Television First
• Choice Hotels, Ctrip, Frontier, Home Depot, RadioShack: U.S. Equity Movers
• Bill Clinton’s Offer of Face Time at $255,000 Raises Charity Auction Bar
• Slave Receipt, Caddy Lead $500 Million African American Museum
• Triathlon Study Shows Athletes on $100,000-Plus Incomes Seek Budget Hotels
• New York Yankees’ Mariano Rivera Hints That 2012 Season Will Be His Last
• Societe Generale Joins BNP Paribas in Cascade of Compensation Cuts: Table
• Solyndra Replaces Homicides for Ex-Prosecutor Known as ‘T-Bone’
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 02/21/2012 (Tabl
• Wealthy Enriched by Double-Dipping in Disadvantaged Plan
• Santorum Doubles January Fundraising as Romney Keeps Cash Lead
• Amazon Gained Brand Value at Best Buy’s Loss, Interbrand Says
• Pro-Gingrich PAC Spent Most of Adelsons’ $10 Million in January
• Romney Unlike Father He Invokes to Connect With Michigan Voters
• Seizures Threatened in Massachusetts With Naked Loans Challenge: Mortgages
• Allen Stanford Taking Witness Stand Is Seen as Risk to Fraud Trial Defense