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February 27, 2012

• Vietnam’s Stocks: Dien Quang, Construction & Materials, SUDICO
• India’s Rupee Advances as Foreign Investors Buy Corporate Bonds
• HSBC 2011 Profit Rises to $16.8 Billion on Debt Gains
• Citigroup’s O’Donnell to Head Global Real Estate at Private Bank
• Chinese Tower May Add Floors to Become World’s Tallest After Burj Khalifa
• McDonald’s Considers Dim Sum Bonds as Fundraising Option
• Black & Decker Seen Luring Buffett
• Fischer Says ECB Long-Term Refinancing Operation ‘Innovative,’ WSJ Reports
• Global Funds Sell Net 12.7 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• China Aviation Oil Seeks to Buy March, April Jet-Fuel Cargoes
• ‘Cowardly’ Afghanistan Attacks Won’t Deter U.S., Pentagon Says
• CIMB Holds Talks for RBS Asian Assets as Profit Hits Record
• Google+ Users Are Spending Less Time on Site, ComScore Says
• ‘Hurt Village’ Is Where the ‘F’ Word Is Loudly at Home: Review
• Argentina Turns Away Carnival Ships as Falkland Spat Escalates
• Suspended AIJ Lured Nagano Pension Fund With Nomura Pedigree, 7% Returns
• Energy Development Rises, Set for Biggest Climb in Five Months
• Ex-Intel Executive Roomy Khan May Testify Against Doug Whitman , U.S. Says
• What You Can Control in a Tough Business Climate
• Candle, RSI Charts Signaling Dollar-Yen ‘Correction’: Technical Analysis
• Berau Coal, Jasa Marga, Pembangunan: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Most China Stocks Fall on Concern 2012 Rally Overvalues Corporate Earnings
• Vietnam’s Skyscraper Keangnam to Drive Hanoi Rents to 5-Year Low
• Yen Gains Versus Euro, Dollar as Asian Stocks Decline for a Second Day
• S&P 500 Rises on Housing Data; Oil Falls
• Australia Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Newmont Says Too Early to Call Conga Project Amid Review
• Pemex’s Former CEO Ramirez Corzo Joins Oilfield Services Firm
• Linn Energy to Buy BP’s Gas Assets in Kansas for $1.2 Billion
• Vornado FFO Declines 35% as Income From its Stake in J.C. Penney Drops
• U.S. Treasury Seeks Large Position Reports on 2019 Notes
• Santander Said to Be Close to Purchasing Poland’s Kredyt Bank
• Puerto Rico’s Drug Crime Problem Needs Federal Attention: View
• Cash Is Better Than Food Stamps in Helping Poor: Edward Glaeser
• Micron Biggest Winner as Elpida Bankruptcy Sidelines Rival: Tech
• Obama, Romney Should Tell the Truth About Saving Detroit: View
• Brazil Bullet Train to Be Ready in ‘22, Minister Passos Says
• Oil Records in U.K., Europe Spell Destruction: Chart of the Day
• Gold’s Use to Back Value of Dollar Would be Impractical or ‘Even Damaging’
• Oil Tankers Seen Falling 42% as Japan Weakens Most Since Tsunami: Freight
• Spain Exits Renewables Top 10 After Curbing Subsidies, E&Y Says
• Small Business, Killer of Corporate-Tax Reform: Ramesh Ponnuru
• Goldberg: Anti-Israel One-State Plan Gets Harvard Outlet
• Campus Life, After Affirmative Action: Stephen Joel Trachtenberg
• Terrorists Push Elderly Jew Overboard in ‘Klinghoffer’: Review
• American Barbecue, Dead Hippie Burger Worth the Wait in London
• Schlecker Workers May Struggle to Find New Job, Berliner Reports
• South Korea Posts Current-Account Deficit For the First Time in Two Years
• The Banks and the Reich: Echoes
• Douglas’s Gordon Gekko Is FBI’s Latest Insider-Trading Crusader
• ‘Impaired’ Mortgage Market Holding Back Growth, Duke Tells Senate Panel
• KKR Founders Kravis, Roberts Made $94 Million Each Last Year
• Telstra Split Cleared by Regulator After Access Rules Revised
• Sprint Nextel Sells $1 billion 5-Year Sr Unsecured Notes
• Santorum Says Romney ‘Uniquely Unqualified’ to Tackle Obama
• SEC’s Ex-Top Lawyer to Repay $556,000 in Madoff Ponzi Funds
• Cantona in Kooples Not Gucci as Affordable Luxury Gains in Europe: Retail
• Sprint to Raise $2 Billion Debt, May Use to Fund Clearwire
• AOL Chief Technology Officer Gounares Departs to Pursue Startup
• Strategists’ Recommended Allocations for Stocks, Bonds, Cash
• De Jager Hopes for Deal on Rescue Fund in March, Rheinische Says
• Strategists’ Forecasts for Standard & Poor’s 500 Index in 2013
• Austria Takes Volksbank Stake, Defying Downgrade Treat
• Mexico Stocks: Cemex, Maxcom Telecomunicaciones Were Active
• Nuclear Energy Group Sues Over Uranium Mining Ban in Arizona
• BofA, BlackRock Win Venue Appeal in Mortgage-Bond Settlement
• NYSE’s Niederauer Sees South America, Asia as Growth Engines
• Airlines Stoke ETF Slump as Crude Surge to Erode Profit: China Overnight
• Ex-Penn State Coach Sandusky Seeks Delay in Sex-Abuse Trial
• AWE Ltd. Swings to First-Half Profit After Selling Stake in Buru
• Using ETFs to Reduce Volatility
• Nation-Building in Your Bond Portfolio
• U.K. to Halt Banking Tax-Avoidance Schemes, Treasury Says
• For Dividend Income, Grab Your Passport
• Navy SEALs’ ‘Act of Valor’ Captures Weekend Box Office With $24.7 Million
• St. Joe Quarterly Loss Increases on $374.8 Million of Development Charges
• Los Angeles Gasoline Tumbles as BP Carson Said to Finish Repairs
• Greece Cut to Selective Default by S&P
• Pilots Would Need More Experience Under U.S. Proposal
• Canadian Dollar Trades Within Half-Cent of Parity for Fourth Straight Day
• UN Reports Shootings in Ivory Coast Following Legislative Vote
• Mexico Peso Gains as U.S. Home Sales Boost Economic Confidence
• Treasuries Rise After Group of 20, Pushing 10-Year Yields to One-Week Low
• Emerging-Market Stocks Slide as G-20 Rebuffs Europe Aid
• Yen Advances Amid Concern Oil Rally, Greek Crisis Will Slow Global Growth
• U.S. Gulf Coast Oil Premiums Ease as Brent-WTI Spread Narrows
• S&P 500 Advances on Better-Than-Estimated Housing Report
• Twelve Things You Need to Know About ETFs
• Muddy Waters Loses Support in Market on Latest Calls
• Kansas Wheat Conditions Improve, Texas Worsens, USDA Says
• Rambus Begins Search for CEO as Harold Hughes Retires
• Credit Swaps Panel Asked If Greek Parliament Triggered Payouts
• Cuomo Urges Mayors to Take N.Y Pension-Overhaul Fight Home
• FHFA Will Sell Foreclosed Homes to Investors for Rentals
• Colombian Stock Movers: Petrominerales, Grupo Nutresa Active
• Brown’s Revenue Forecast Is $6.5 Billion Higher Than Budget Analyst Sees
• Peru Stocks: Maple Energy, Panoro Minerals, Rio Alto Mining
• OSX Said to Plan as Much as $500 Million of Secured Bonds
• Monsanto Wins Dismissal of Organic Growers’ Gene-Patent Suit
• PDG Leads Real-Estate Rout as Inflation Forecasts Hit Record
• Fed Economists Say Taylor Rule Shows Rates Should Vary by Region
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for February 27
• Natural Gas Declines on Weather Outlook: Commodities at Close
• ECB’s Nowotny Says Bond Program on Hold, No Need to Activate It
• France Telecom Shows Orange-Branded Handset With Intel Chip
• Greece’s Credit Ratings Cut to Selective Default by Standard & Poor’s
• Taylor Capital Rises to Highest in 22 Months: Chicago Mover
• Banks Win Reprieve on Home Equity Loans in Settlement
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, Feb. 27
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Feb. 27
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, Feb. 27
• U.S. Companies Reporting Unchanged Quarterly EPS, Feb. 27
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Feb. 27
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Feb. 27
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, Feb. 27
• Hollande Says Socialist Victory to Show Way in Europe Elections
• Adobe Releases Photo-Editing Software for Apple’s IPad
• FHFA Sees ‘Tremendous Borrower Interest’ in Refinancing Program
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for February 27
• Dell Unveils New Servers Aimed at Beefing Up Data Centers
• Ethanol Rises to Seven-Week High on Corn Export Speculation
• TransCanada to Construct Cushing to U.S. Gulf Coast Crude-Oil Pipeline
• Motorola Solutions Buys $1.17 Billion of Stock From Icahn
• Bullish Futures Top 1 Million Contracts for First Time in ’12: Commodities
• Westlake Rises as Goldman Says Ethane-Oil Spread at Record
• CIBC Gets a Second Look as Canada’s Cheapest Bank Is Also Most Profitable
• Roche Extends $44.50-a-Share Hostile Takeover Bid for Illumina to March 23
• Cheniere Energy Partners, Dendreon: U.S. Equity Movers
• China May Double Rare Earth Exports as Demand Rebounds
• CPFL Buys Wind Farms Amid Plans to Boost Renewable Capacity
• Buffett Says Energy Future Bet at Risk of Being Wiped Out
• Lowe’s Profit Tops Estimates as Warmer Weather Helps Sales
• Costa Cruise Ship Remains Adrift After Fire Near Seychelles
• Transocean Reports Adjusted Fourth-Quarter Profit From Sales
• California Seeks Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Foreclosure Halt
• Watson Says FDA Rejects Progesterone Preterm Birth Gel for Ineffectiveness
• Blackstone Injects $2 Billion Into U.S. Gas Export Plant
• Chilean Stocks: Lan Airlines, Ripley and Soquimich Were Active
• Micron Technology’s Shares Jump After Rival Elpida Files for Bankruptcy
• Compartamos Posts 4th-Qtr Profit of 469 Million Pesos
• Amyris Climbs After $83.7 Million Placement of Stock, Notes
• Brazil, Vale Extend Talks on Royalty Payments for 60 Days
• Heating Oil Falls After G-20 Refuses to Aid Europe Debt Crisis
• Gasoline Needs Further Oil Rise to Reach $4 a Gallon at the Pump
• Pfizer Buys Maker of Emergen-C Vitamin Alacer to Add to Supplements Line
• Colombia’s December Industrial Output Rose 2.4% From Year Ago
• ‘The Artist’ Wins Best Picture, Directing Oscars in Bow to Silent-Film Era
• Brazil Cleans Up, and Carnival Backlash Sets In: Dom Phillips
• Frontier Stocks Lose in Best Rally Since ’91
• Crude Futures Decline as G-20 Rejects Europe Request, IMF Warns on Economy
• Merkel’s Authority ‘Damaged,’ Steinmeier Tells Tagesspiegel
• Mets Complete Sale of Minority Stakes in Bid to Pay Down Debt, Wilpon Says
• Rock-Heating for Oil Pits Shell Against Environmentalists
• Volcker Rule Makes Traders Look Beyond Wall Street, Hintz Says: Tom Keene
• Colombian Peso Bond Yields Fall to One-Week Low on Rate Increase
• Hollande Pledges to Cap Oil Prices for Three Months If Elected
• Soybean Futures Advance on Signs U.S. Exports to Increase; Corn Rebounds
• Repsol, Statoil, Petrobras Strike 250 Million Barrel Well
• U.S. Considers ‘Women’s Empowerment’ in Aid, Agency Says
• NBA’s Kings, City of Sacramento Reach Agreement for New $400 Million Arena
• Obama Tells Governors Education Key to Future U.S. Growth
• Fed Releases U.S. Banks’ Plans for Improving Faulty Foreclosure Practices
• Codere Boosting Investment as Colombia Overhauls Casino Agency
• Oi to Resume Investments as Holders Approve Restructuring
• BP Said to Consider $14 Billion Oil Spill Settlement Deal
• Oscars Audience Increases to 39.3 Million Viewers for 3.7% Gain, ABC Says
• A&P Grocery Chain Wins Approval for Plan to Exit Bankruptcy Protection
• Corpses of 68 Syrians Recovered in Homs, Rights Group Reports
• Buffett Favors Germany, U.K., Canada Sovereigns
• Fernandez Says Dominican Republic 2011 GDP Rose 4.5% on Mining
• Oil Options Volatility Drops as Crude Falls on Europe Concerns
• Copper Rises to Two-Week High as Housing Index Tops Forecasts
• FBI Fraud Probes Increase as Insider Trading ‘Widespread’
• State Street Investigated by New York, U.S. on Foreign Exchange
• Zoellick Predicts China ‘Soft Landing’ Even as Growth Model Unsustainable
• Household Debt in U.S. Declined 1.1% in Fourth Quarter, New York Fed Says
• High Court Won’t Hear Inmate’s Evidence of Innocence
• Abengoa Net Beats Estimates By 22% as Construction Surges
• Diesel Most Affected by U.S. East Coast Plant Closures, DOE Says
• HSBC Says U.S. Money-Laundering Enforcement Measures ‘Likely’
• Harvard Beats Defending Champion Yale to Win Women’s National Squash Title
• Ambac Financial Files Third Amended Plan of Reorganization
• Sealink Funding Bear Stearns $2.4 Billion Suit Moved to Federal Court
• Solow Said to Buy Office Building Near 9 West 57th St. for $120 Million
• Koran Protest Rages On
• Los Angeles Dodgers Send Bidders to Baseball Owner Committee for Approval
• S&P Lowers Outlook on Euro-Area Bailout Fund to ‘Negative’
• Buffett’s Board Selects Manager to Eventually Take Over as Berkshire CEO
• U.S. Water Systems Face Credit Stress on Repair Needs, Supply, S&P Says
• Fiera Sceptre May Add Staff, Acquire Assets in U.S. in Next Year, CEO Says
• Ex-Nigerian Delta Governor Pleads Guilty to Money Laundering
• News Corp. to Pay U.K. Singer Charlotte Church $951,000 Over Phone Hacking
• Amazon, Bookstore Group Settle Suit Over Advertising Claims
• Microsoft Rolling Out Windows Phone to 23 More Countries
• U.K. Government Close to Opening 1 Billion Pound CCS Competition
• Frankfurt Flights Canceled as Strike Resumes Following Talks
• Putin Assassination Plot Foiled as Two Militants Are Arrested in Ukraine
• Gingrich Tells FEC to Drop Dead: The Ticker
• Serbia Moves Toward EU Candidate Status; Verdict Due Feb. 28
• Sarkozy, Hollande Neck and Neck in First-Round Presidential Poll
• Peru Yields Fall as German Parliament Approves Greek Bailout
• Ethiopia’s Coffee Output to Drop 14% This Year, Ecobank Says
• Austrian Lending, Greek Debt Swap, Threadneedle: Compliance
• Molycorp Directors, Majority Shareholders Sued Over Stock ‘Price Bubble’
• Pritzker Prize of $100,000 Won by Protesting Chinese Architect
• Steady Corn Prices After USDA Forecast Is Bullish, Gartman Says
• EPA Proposes Keeping Carbon Regulation Limited to Top Polluters
• Default Risk in Europe Nine Times Higher Than Treasuries After Greek Pact
• Australian Dollar Weakens Versus Yen on Concern Greece’s Crisis Unresolved
• Christie Takes to Airwaves to Pitch N.J. Tax Cuts
• Speculation Limits Judge Says He’s ‘Skeptical’ of CFTC Rule
• Oil-Tanker Returns Slide for Third Day as Ship Surplus Persists
• Barclays May Split $22 Million Fee for Advising on El Paso
• Iceland President May Seek Fifth Term After Petition From Voters
• Seadrill Takes $463 Million Impairment on Archer Investment
• China’s Duan Appointed Chairman of UN Emissions Offset Board
• Google Says Android Is Being Activated on 850,000 Devices a Day
• Fibra Uno to Sell Trust Certificates in Three Weeks
• Egypt’s EGPC Said to Seek to Buy 20 Cargoes of Gasoil Until June
• Aperam CEO Forecasts Pause in Stainless Steel Consolidation
• Rupert Murdoch’s U.K. Sun Had ‘Culture’ of Corrupt Payments to Officials
• Polish Stocks: PBG, Warsaw Stock Exchange Shares Are Active
• Golar LNG Buys More Ships for $400 Million as Demand Gains
• Turkish Stocks: Akbank, Albaraka, Tofas, Turkish Airlines Move
• Tilbury Power Plant in U.K. Ablaze as Biomass Catches Fire
• Volkswagen Said to Be Poised to Buy Remaining Porsche Stake
• European Stocks Drop as G-20 Rebuffs Boosting IMF Resources; HSBC Declines
• Angola Central Bank Keeps Benchmark Rate Unchanged at 10.25%
• Naira Strengthens on Slower Dollar Demand, Month-End Sales
• German Stocks Decline; Volkswagen, Daimler, Deutsche Lufthansa Retreat
• Student Debt in U.S. Rises to $867 Billion, New York Fed Says
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for February 27
• Solarhybrid Drops on German Subsidy Cut Plans: Frankfurt Mover
• JPMorgan Would Be Worth One-Third More If Bank Were Broken Up, Mayo Says
• Hungary Stocks: OTP Bank, Mol Shares Move in Budapest Trading
• Stocks in Switzerland Retreat to a Two-Week Low; UBS, Credit Suisse Fall
• Murdoch Says First Sun on Sunday Sells 3 Million, Topping News of World
• South African Stocks: Anglo, FirstRand, Impala, Mvelaserve Move
• Bovis Profit Climbs After U.K. Homebuilder’s Margins Widen
• German Parliament Approves 2nd Greek Bailout
• Samsonite Expects European Travel Market to ‘Go Back Slightly’
• EU Seeks Power to Ban Firms From Its Public Procurement Market
• Italian Notes Rise as Borrowing Costs Decline at Auction Before ECB Loans
• Pending U.S. Home Resales Show Housing Market Regaining Footing: Economy
• Baltic Dry Index on Course for Lowest Monthly Average Since 1986
• Receiver Manningham Says He’s 75% Sure He’ll Leave Giants, Vindicator Says
• Egypt to Release the Brother of Sadat’s Assassin, MENA Says
• Vodafone Snubbed by Competitors on $40 Billion Network Costs
• OTP Bank Falls, BUX Declines on Hungary IMF Aid Concern
• Serbian Central Bank Sells $107 Million to Reverse Dinar Drop
• Russia, Iran Companies Discuss Grain Shipments, Union Says
• AT&T Says ‘Jury Still Out’ on Race for Third Phone Platform
• Yen to Fall 10% Versus Dollar on Ichimoku Cloud Breach: Technical Analysis
• Serbia Seeks Consultant to Find Investor in Oil Shale Tender
• Czech Stocks: CEZ, New World Resources Move in Prague Trading
• Hungary Bond Yields Rise to Four-Week High on IMF Bailout Delays
• Euro-Area Finance Ministers to Meet on Greece Before EU Summit
• Daytona 500’s Start Is Pushed Back Until the Evening as Rain Soaks Track
• Czech 2012 Growth Outlook ‘Flat’ on Euro-Area Crisis, IMF Says
• Canada Names Emerson to Review Aerospace Industry Subsidies
• China Lures U.S. Pilots Tired of 14-Year Wait for Airline Captain’s Seat
• Lira Weakens Second Day on Rising Mideast Tension, Oil Concern
• Ruble Strengthens Third Day to Dollar on Taxes, Crude Oil
• Canadian Currency Trades at Almost Parity Amid Decrease in Refuge Demand
• Sub-Saharan Africa Stocks: Total Kenya, Oando Shares Are Active
• Spanish Biofuel Producer to Invest 150 Million Euros in Congo
• Mercator 2011 Net Income Falls 22% to 23.5 Million Euros
• Colombian Stock Movers: Petrominerales, Grupo Nutresa Are Active
• Sweden’s Gold Reserves Unchanged in January, IMF Says
• Visteon Drops After Reporting Quarterly Loss: Detroit Mover
• African Rainbow Appoints Bankers to Advise on Platinum Deals
• Harvard’s 65-Year NCAA Basketball Tournament Drought May Hinge on Playoff
• U.S. February Dallas Fed Business Outlook Report (Text)
• New York Extends Lead Over London, Tokyo in Commercial Property Investment
• Lloyds Banking Says Deputy Chairman Glen Moreno to Step Down
• Cheniere Energy Partners, Dendreon: U.S. Equity Movers
• Bahrain Boosted Oil, Natural Gas Output Last Year, Mirza Says
• Greek Bailout Gets Alarm Signal From German Press: The Ticker
• Syria’s Constitutional Revisions Get 89% Support as EU Tightens Sanctions
• Draghi May Have Shelved ECB’s Bond-Purchasing Program as Loans Fuel Rally
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Feb. 27
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, Feb. 27
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Feb. 27
• U.S. House Bill Shouldn’t ‘Emasculate’ Transit, LaHood Says
• Bank Hapoalim Rises on Bets 4-Day Drop Overdone: Tel Aviv Mover
• U.S. High Court Permits Suit on Investing Racketeering Profit
• Asian Carp Nets Sought for Chicago Rejected by U.S. High Court
• Schumer’s Wall Street Backers Targeted as His Party Preaches Tax Fairness
• Ecuador Reports Foreign Reserves Little Changed at $3.52 Billion
• ISDA Says to Rule on Elpida Memory Bankruptcy Credit Event
• Norilsk May Bid for Nickel, Copper Deposits, Invest $1.7 Billion
• Carbon Market May Be Too Focused on Short-Term, Delbeke Says
• Wells Fargo Hires JPMorgan Energy Investment Banker Fornell
• Micex Declines as Oil Retreats, Europe Debt Curbs Risk Appetite
• CPFL Buys Wind Farms as It Looks to Double Renewable Capacity
• Olsen Says Krone Is an Important Variable for Setting Rates
• Zimbabwe Share Trading Reach Highest Since July 2009, AfDB Says
• Bank of Nova Scotia Awarded Chief Executive Waugh C$10.6 Million Last Year
• U.S. Energy Output Poised to Surpass Russia, Pimco’s Kiesel Says
• East African Inflation to Slow, Trade Deficit to Widen, IMF Says
• Former Haeco Director Convicted of Insider Dealing in Hong Kong
• Germany Faces State Calls to Adjust Solar Subsidy Reduction Plan
• Blackstone Said to Prepare Pinnacle Foods Business for IPO
• Acciona Chief Urges Spain to Protect Renewable Energy in Reforms
• Serbian 2011 Current-Account Gap Widens 43% to 3 Billion Euros
• Merkel Sees No Need to Increase Lending Capacity of Bailout Mechanisms
• Slovenia’s Intereuropa Loss Narrows on Balkan Freight Gain
• Fiera Agrees to Buy National Bank of Canada Fund Unit for C$309.5 Million
• Telefonica to Bid for Airwaves in Brazil, Chile This Year
• Berkshire Reaps $1 Billion Burlington Payout as Freight Shipments Increase
• U.S. Box Exports Fell in Fourth Quarter as Global Growth Slowed
• Zhongjin Gold Board Approves Plan to Buy Tuoli Jinfu
• Merkel Says Advantages Outweigh Risks Tied to New Greek Rescue Program
• GE, JP Morgan Invest $225 Million in NextEra Wind Farm in Texas
• Oando Nigeria Set for 6-Week High on Relative Valuation Bets
• Senior Seeks Acquisition, Plans Chinese Truck Parts Venture
• Johnson Pledges Push for Driverless London Tube, Standard Says
• Pirates Threaten Ship in Closest Ever Incident to Oil-Rich Hormuz Strait
• Yen’s Worst Slump Since 2009 Shows Intervention No Match for BOJ Purchases
• Cairo Court Acquits Officers of Killing Anti-Mubarak Protesters
• Corn Declines on Speculation U.S. Growers to Boost Output 15% to a Record
• Euribor Drops Below ECB Key Rate for First Time in 13 Months
• Ukraine Denies Taking Russia’s EU-Bound Gas During Cold Snap
• Nobel Committee Receives 231 Nominations for Peace Prize
• Apple Wins Temporary Ruling on German IPad, IPhone Sales
• Georgia’s Ivanishvili Sees Citizenship Restored Before Deadline
• Shekel Drops to Lowest Since January Amid Iran Threat, Economy
• Ethiopia Opposition Says Official Needs Care After Assault
• General Maritime Files Amended Reorganization Plan After Creditors Object
• U.S. Agribusiness Optimism Up From November in Industry Survey
• South Korea Delays Bill Challenging Top-Emitter Ranking: Energy
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Arcapita Said to Hire Advisers for $1.1 Billion Loan Repayment
• Ukraine Receives Four Bids to Value Naftogaz Pipes, Storage
• Chile Peso Depreciates as G-20 Europe Rebuff Damps Risk Demand
• Czech Government Plans Spending Freeze to Meet 2012 Deficit
• Brazil Analysts Increase 2013 Inflation Forecast to Highest on Record
• EU Widens Syria Sanctions With Central Bank Asset Freeze
• Marfrig Sees Synergy of Up to 330 Million Reais/Year
• Newer Hedge Funds Got $12.4 Billion in Deposits Since 2009, Citigroup Says
• Ril Cap CP deal:India Money Markets
• OBC and Canara CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• OBC and IOB CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Tetangco Says Philippines May Provide Up to $500 Million to IMF
• The Real Deal: No Oil Crisis Yet (video)
• Rainfall Seen Helping Boost Cocoa Harvests in Ivory Coast, Ghana
• EDF Says Court Accepted Its Offer for Solar Company Photowatt
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Oil Drops From Nine-Month High After IMF Warns on Global Economic Growth
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Mauritius Names Suzlon-led Group for Wind Farm, Mauricien Says
• South African Economy Probably Expanded at Faster Pace in Fourth Quarter
• EFG-Hermes Offers Equity Swaps Linked to Iraqi Securities as Market Gains
• Dubai Shares Drop Most in 2 Months on Speculation Rally Overdone
• India Top Court to Hear Petition Against Vedanta-Cairn Deal
• Barroso Sees ‘No Decision’ on Firewall at March 1-2 Summit
• Golden Agri Profit Declines 36% on Lower Prices, Output
• BP, Merrill, Monsanto, Google, Apple in Court News
• G-20 Rebuffs Europe’s Call for Help
• China to Impose Quotas on Renewable Energy This Year, News Says
• Dubai’s Jebel Ali Free Zone Said to Hire Citigroup to Explore Gazeley Sale
• Zinc, Lead Traders Probably Added to Bets on Climbing Prices
• Libya Plans Law to Return Qaddafi Land, Buildings to Owners
• Norsk Hydro Falls as Aluminum Surplus May Increase: Oslo Mover
• Iceland’s Property Sales Fell 17% in Week Through Feb. 23
• Profits Trailing by Most on Record Can’t Stop Europe Stock Rally
• Moody’s Cuts Glorious Property’s Corporate, Bond Ratings
• Motorola Solutions Buys $1.2 Billion of Stock From Icahn
• Bond Risk Increases in Europe After G-20 Refuses Rescue Funds
• CBS, Proview, Sony Vita, Premier League, Fairey: Intellectual Property
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.1% to 0.14%, ICAP Says
• India Rupee Snaps Three-Day Gain as Oil Stokes Inflation Concern
• Elpida, Hang Seng Bank, HSBC, Olympus: Asian Stocks Preview
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Aramex, Arabtec, Dubai Financial Market
• S. Africa May Say Farmers Will Produce 11.4 Million Tons of Corn
• Indian Lenders Slump as Moody’s Warns on Ratings: Mumbai Mover
• Saudi Billionaire to Invest $3.4 Billion in Ethiopia Over Next Five Years
• Sterlite Industries, Sesa Goa Drop on Vedanta Debt Concern: Mumbai Mover
• ‘The Artist’ Wins Top Oscar Honors in Bow to Silent Films
• China Calls Romney Opinion Piece Irresponsible, Groundless
• Erdogan Confidence Means Lower Samurai Yields Than Uruguay: Turkey Credit
• Egyptian Stocks: EFG-Hermes and Delta Sugar Are Active
• Dubai Oil Rises to Three-Year High; SK Sells to Mercuria, Shell
• Barroso to Meet With Greece’s Papademos Feb. 29 Before EU Summit
• Euro May Weaken 6% to $1.259, SocGen Says: Technical Analysis
• Coffee Crop in Vietnam Seen Dropping 20% as Rains Damage Flowers
• Merkel Lawmakers Soften IMF Demands as Bundestag Prepares for Greek Vote
• Vedanta Rises on Plans to Merge Indian Units Sesa Goa, Sterlite
• Bild Newspaper Calls On German Lawmakers to Reject Greek Bailout Package
• Raspadskaya Gains as Evraz, Management Sell Stake: Moscow Mover
• Asian Stocks Retreat as Higher Oil Damps Optimism
• Brazil Soybean Forecast Cut to 68 Million Tons, AgRural Says
• Eesti Energia Plans to Boost Baltic Market Share, BNS Says
• Italian Business Confidence Unexpectedly Declines to Two-Year Low: Economy
• EU Cutting Hungarian Funds Complicates IMF-EU Bailout Talks, Moody’s Says
• Fortuna Set for Longest Rout Since August on Market Share Report
• Nokia Falls as New Handsets Match Expectations: Helsinki Mover
• Hedge Fund Clients Say Industry Assets to Reach $2.1 Trillion
• Mao’s Red Flag Returning to Drive China Leaders From Audi: Cars
• Ukraine to Pay $1.3 Billion for Gas in February, Interfax Says
• Chrysler Adds Mopar Distribution Centers in Brazil, Argentina
• Israel’s Steinitz to Visit China to Sign Financial Protocol
• Poland’s WIG20 Extends Decline on G-20, Heads for Four-Week Low
• Sweden Central Bank Says Gold Reserves Unchanged in January
• Lafarge Aims for 2013 Savings of 300 Million Euros, Natixis Says
• AIJ Told Investors Fund Returned 241% Since 2002 Start on Nikkei Options
• Joyner Says BP Should Split, Focus on Emerging Markets (Video)
• HTC Tells Analysts Seeing Sales Drop to Mind Information ‘Gap’
• Listrik Negara, BP in Talks for Tangguh LNG Long-Term Supply
• Polish Builder PBG Jumps First Time in Six Days on Road Contract
• India Road-Building Hits Record as Builders Pay to Work: Freight
• Michelin Crowns Three-Star Restaurant in France as Japan Extends Its Lead
• SriLankan Air Plans Asia Expansion as European Tourism Slows
• Michelin Crowns Three-Star Restaurant in France
• Elpida Files for Protection in Biggest Japanese Bankruptcy for Two Years
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 5,250 Tons of Palm Oil
• Nokia Offers Cheaper Windows Phone to Nip Android Expansion
• Prudential Weighs Domicile Move to Hong Kong in Response to EU Regulations
• Ahold to Buy Online Retailer Bol.com for 350 Million Euros
• South African Coal Prices Have Second Weekly Advance This Month
• Astra Agro Sells 2,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• Audi-Led Global Carmakers May Be Shut Out of China’s Fleet
• Mauritius Leasing Shares Retreat to Lowest Level in Four Months
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Feb 24, 2012.
• Draghi’s Unlimited Loans Are No Panacea
• Maersk Says Container Line Will Lose Money Again as Freight Rates Decline
• U.K. Sugar Output Will Be 1.3 Million Tons, AB Foods Says
• Europe Focus Shifts to Debt-Crisis Firewall
• Osaka Securities Exchange Debuts Japan’s First Stock Volatility Futures
• Thailand Stocks: Khon Kaen, Thai Airways, Tipco, Sri Trang Agro
• Gulliver, Zerah Gain on Regulatory Approval for Gas Exploration
• INA Pulls Out of Syria Following Croatian Government Decision
• Aramex Plunges in Dubai After 2011 Dividend Cut: Dubai Mover
• Lithuanian February Inflation Will Probably Accelerate on Fuel
• Kenyan Mombasa Port to Receive Wheat, Clinker and Gasoil
• CEZ Gains for Second Day Before Earnings as Power Price Climbs
• European Loan Growth Accelerated in January After ECB Tender
• Nokia Siemens in Talks to Sell Fixed-Line Assets
• Impala to Rehire 87% of Fired Workers at World’s Largest Platinum Mine
• Indonesia Stock Movers: Buana Finance, Garuda Indonesia, Medco
• Richter’s Esmya Receives EU Approval for Treatment of Myomas
• Mobile Operators Turn to Merger Lite as Watchdogs Stop Deals
• Hiscox Chairman to Step Down After 47 Years at Lloyd’s of London Insurer
• China Money Rate Drops to 2-Week Low as Reserve Cut Takes Effect
• China Copper Demand to Rebound on Clean Energy Use, Nexans Says
• Caisse De Refinancement De L’Habitat Said to Sell Covered Bonds
• Thai Baht Declines for Second Day as Central Bank May Intervene
• Kazakhs’ Meridian Holds 50% of Russian Novaport, Vedomosti Says
• Fortuna Lottery Has About 5% Share of Czech Market, Lidove Says
• BPCE Unit Fined 800,000 Euros on Risk Controls, Les Echos Says
• Rupiah, Bonds Decline on Speculation Inflation Will Accelerate
• Daimler Said to Sell Euro-Denominated Bonds Due May 2017
• Appliance Makers Surge on Policy Expectations: Shanghai Mover
• Pearson Has Capacity to Make $1.6 Billion in Acquisitions as Digital Grows
• China’s Stocks Rise to Three-Month High on Optimism of Government Support
• Portugal Will Manage Turnaround, Gaspar Writes in Handelsblatt
• Philippine Peso Drops to One-Month Low on Rate-Cut Speculation
• China Stocks: Haier, Hisense, Jianghuai Auto, Poly Real Estate
• Sovereign, Corporate Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Saudi Arabia to Invest $107 Billion in Energy, Eqtisadiah Says
• Olympus Nominates New Board With Chairman Linked to Creditor
• Asian Currencies Drop as Rise in Oil Stokes Inflation Concerns
• Russia Sunflower Seed Prices Fell 1.6% Last Week, SovEcon Says
• Millions to Strike in India as Union Backing Singh Joins Protest
• Blohm & Voss May Be Listed on Bourse in Five Years, FAZ Reports
• Egypt Government Plans to Cut Deficit, Public Debt, Mal Reports
• Kazakhmys Resumes Work at Konyrat Copper Mine After Halt in 2008
• RIM Chief Counts on Europe Sales in Race to Debut Platform
• Thailand Manufacturing Output Decline Eases as Factories Resume Production
• Oil Drops From Nine-Month High After IMF Warns on Global Economic Growth
• Elpida Memory Said to Plan Bankruptcy Filing
• Philippine Equity: Aboitiz, Holcim, PAL, Union Bank, Rizal Bank
• Private Equity Funds Expect Credit Access to Worsen, PwC Says
• Emerging Stocks Fall From 6-Month High as Airlines, Automakers Drop on Oil
• Egypt’s Parliament to Get Draft Natural Resources Law: Al Ahram
• Alex Green Energy Wins India Solar Project With Record-Low Bid
• Nokia Agrees With Voddler on Movie Access Deal for Mobile Phones
• Microsoft Will Release Skype Application for Windows Phones
• China’s Billionaire People’s Congress Makes Capitol Hill Look Like Pauper
• HSBC Seeks to Buy Bank in Turkey to Speed Growth, Hurriyet Says
• PTT Exploration Faces ‘High’ Competition for Cove, CEO Says
• Matolcsy Has ‘Strong’ Support in Hungary Cabinet, Szijjarto Says
• Samsung Aims to Double Mobile Sales
• UBS Macro Strategies Team to Start Hedge Fund as Banks Exit Prop Trading
• Most Japanese Stocks Rise as Yen’s Slide to Nine-Month Low Lifts Exporters
• S. Korea’s Bahk Says Oil May Push Inflation Above Forecast
• Honam Buys Naphtha Cargoes for Delivery to South Korea in April
• Caltex Australia Swings to Full-Year Loss on Refinery Charge
• Bidvest to Pay Special Dividend as Better Trading Conditions Boosts Profit
• African Rainbow Minerals First-Half Profit Rises 27% on Sales, Weaker Rand
• Some Chinese Developers Cut Down Payments, Business News Says
• Vietnam’s Stocks: Military Bank, Song Ba, VietinBank
• Mitsui Gets $259 Million Loan for Rio-led Kestrel Coal Mine
• Bidvest of South Africa Says First-Half Trading Profit Increased by 15%
• Singh Crowding Out Companies Pushes Rates to 11-Month High: India Credit
• Bryant Passes Jordan’s NBA All-Star Game Scoring Mark as West Beats East
• U.S. Governors Have Few Answers as Cities Face Bankruptcy Risk
• Buffett: Banks Victimized by Excesses of Ousted Homeowners
• Tech Week Ahead: Ill Winds on Patents for GE, Mitsubishi Heavy
• Energy Week Ahead: Clinton, Gates Give Chu Cover on Clean Energy
• Vulcan, Martin Marietta to Face Off in Trial
• California Pension Looks to Ontario Experience to Reduce Outside Managers
• Employment Forecast Raised by U.S. Business Economists in Fillip to Growth
• Gehry Banishes Off-Broadway’s Dreariness With Signature Center
• Jeremy Lin Says New York Knicks Have Talent to Win Basketball Championship
• Democratic Governors See Economy Enabling Obama’s Re-Election
• Romney Works Turn-Out to Avoid Embarrassing Defeat in Michigan
• Mahan Wins World Match Play Championship to Deny McIlroy Top Golf Ranking
• Romney’s Retail Jobs Offer More Low Wages Than Middle Income
• Romney Says He Has the Momentum to Win Michigan Primary
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 02/27/2012 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 02/27/201
• Buffett Cherishes BofA Warrants
• Wells Fargo Sells Majority Stake in Overland Advisors Hedge Fund
• Boston’s Valentine Bans Alcohol in Red Sox Clubhouse, on Road Trip Flights
• Mets to Wear Patches Honoring Catcher Carter, Team’s 50th Anniversary
• Houlihan Lokey Hires Winningham to Expand Corporate Finance Team
• Colombia’s FARC Rebels Vow to Halt Kidnappings, Free Hostages
• Canada’s Flaherty Says G-20 Meeting Provides ‘Solace’ as He Sets Budget
• Santorum Plan to Spur Workers by Cutting Aid Seen as Wrong Cure
• Ovarian Stem Cells Produce Eggs in Method That May Aid Fertility