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February 29, 2012

• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 03/01/2012 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 03/01/201
• Malaysian Stocks: Faber, GHL, Malaysian Air, Scomi, Silver Bird
• Towns Evacuated as Floods Threaten Australia’s NSW State
• Vietnam’s PV Oil Said to Offer Rong Doi Condensate for April
• Carlyle Group’s Balasubrahmanyan Leaves Firm After Four Years
• Tata Communications Said to Evaluate Cable & Wireless
• Facebook Value Declines to $93 Billion in SharesPost Auction Ahead of IPO
• Pakistan Raises Domestic Fuel Prices in Line With Global Rates
• Myanmar Open to Coal-Fired Power for Internal Use, PTT Says
• Japan’s Ruling Party Seeks Greater Oversight of Asset Managers After AIJ
• Thailand Should Store Crude for Producers Spooked by Iran Threat, PTT Says
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Global Funds Sell Net 5.9 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• China’s Stocks Swing Between Gains, Losses on Manufacturing Data, Lending
• Hering Profit Beats Forecasts as Stores Expansion Boosts Sales
• S. Korea’s Lee Urges Japan to Compensate for Wartime Sex Slaves
• Australian Man Indicted in Iran Tech Plot
• South Korean Exports Rise Most in 6 Months in February as Outlook Improves
• Chavez Recovering Following Cancer Surgery, Vice President Says
• Mattel Asks Appeals Court to Reverse $310 Million Bratz Doll Award to MGA
• China’s Holdings of Treasuries Decline for First Time
• ADB Preparing First Myanmar Projects in 25 Years as Thein Opens
• Baht Falls on Bernanke Remarks, Speculation Gains Were Excessive
• Credit Suisse U.S. Stock-Trading Head DeSalvo Leaves, Trading Desks Merge
• Greece Parliament Approves Pension, Health Cuts in Race for Second Bailout
• Dollar, Yen Fall on Signs of Manufacturing Growth
• South Korea’s February Crude Imports Rise 13.2% by Volume
• Most China Stocks Rise as Manufacturing Data Overshadows Lending Concern
• Netherlands Wins Euro 2012 Tuneup Game Against England as U.S. Beats Italy
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Cigarette Makers Can’t Be Forced to Use Graphic Warnings
• Dark Pools Win Record Stock Volume as NYSE Trading Slows to 1990s Levels
• Australia’s $4.3 Trillion Housing Market May Get Tradable Property Index
• Syria’s Forces Pound Opposition Towns as UN Envoy Plans Mediation Effort
• Mexico Stocks: Empresas Ica, Grupo Mexico, Penoles Are Active
• Instinet Extends Average-Price Trade System to Europe, Hong Kong
• Australia January Home-Building Permits Rise Less Than Economists Forecast
• Romney Forced to Clear Up Flap on Contraception Measure Stance
• Sandusky Loses Bid to Have Child Sex-Abuse Trial Put Back to July From May
• Budget Airline Peach Launches in Japan
• Apple’s Value Tops $500B With IPad 3 Coming
• Mexico Should Turn to More Nuclear Power, Herrera Says
• Israel’s Barak Says Panetta Meeting Was ‘Important, Useful’
• NTR to Reduce Stake in Ethanol Maker Green Plains to 3.5 Percent
• Occupy Vigilantes Write New Volcker Rule Script: Susan Antilla
• How Debt-Ridden Housing Holds Back U.S. Recovery: Mian and Sufi
• Darlington Fans Use Internet to Raise Funds to Buy English Soccer Team
• Senegal’s Wade to Face Ex-Prime Minister in Second-Round Vote
• Merkel May Agree to Increase Crisis Firewall, Sueddeutsche Says
• Papademos Rejects Call for Special EU Commissioner for Greece
• Japan Meltdown Moves From Reactors to Rice Bowls: Paul Blustein
• Middle-Class Welfare State Is Invisible by Design: Ezra Klein
• Bernanke Can’t Blame His Sins on Milton Friedman: Amity Shlaes
• Rising Crude Prices Tap Into a Barrel of Nonsense: Caroline Baum
• Tesco Failing to Reverse 22% Decline Promises More Fresh
• Simple Minds Return, Outsider Art, Dessay Sings: London Weekend
• Keystone Oil Pipeline Seen Raising Gas Prices in Midwest: Energy
• Turkey’s Small Solar Plant Rules to Spur Boom in Installations
• Wallis Biography Reveals New Details About Suicidal Wimp: Books
• U.K. Revenue Department Increased Tax Collection, Auditors Say
• Housing Chief Should See the Upside of Forgiving Debts: View
• Clear Channel Outdoor Plans Dividend to Repay Debt
• Iran Is Seen Suffering Crippling Effect of Sanctions on Oil Trade, Banking
• U.S.’s Single Goal Goes Down in Soccer History as First Win Against Italy
• Obama Tells ABC Apology for Koran Burning ‘Calmed’ Afghanistan
• Palmer Turns to Classic Look to Revive Golf Clothing Line
• Cardinal Health Blocked From Shipping Painkiller in Florida
• MF Global Collapse Prompts Clash Over Collateral
• Whitman Capital Founder’s Case Won’t Move to California
• Facebook to Show Mobile Ads to Help Boost Sales Before IPO
• BMO Promotes White to Head of Global Investment-Banking Business
• AIMCo to Give Toronto’s Scotia Plaza a ‘Good Look’, CEO Says
• AMR Won’t Give U.S. Bank More Protection on Aircraft Collateral for Loans
• Greek Parliament Votes to Approve Latest Austerity Legislation for Bailout
• Kodak Seeks Court Approval to Get Out of Nine Agreements
• Ford Retiring Finance Chief Booth Says Loss in Europe May Hit $600 Million
• Intesa Joins Lloyds Among Borrowers in Record ECB Loan Offer
• Emerging-Market Stocks Extend Monthly Gain on ECB Loans, U.S. GDP Growth
• Italy’s Monti Sees Agreement on EU Firewalls: Interview
• Danish Bonds Surviving Triple Threats Spawn Debt Funding Risks: Mortgages
• Raymond James Sells First 30-Year Bonds to Pay for Morgan Keegan
• Why It Will Be Hard to Kill Fannie and Freddie: The Ticker
• U.S. Was Net Oil-Product Exporter for First Time Since 1949
• Chavez Cancer Surgery Makes Venezuela Bonds Best Emerging-Market Performer
• Oil Rallies in Late Trading for First Gain in Three Days
• Stockton, California, Council Moves Closer to Bankruptcy
• California Attorney General Pursues Bills to Help Homeowners
• Credit-Default Swaps in U.S. Pare Decline After Bernanke Remarks
• Standard Parking Rises on Agreement to Buy Central Parking: Chicago Mover
• Stanford ‘Flushed’ Money on Yachts, Cricket, Prosecutor Tells Jurors
• Australian Manufacturing Grew Third Straight Month in February
• Plosser Says Fed May Need to Raise Main Interest Rate This Year
• Romney’s Double Win Sets Up Next Big Test in Super Tuesday Races
• Gold Falls in ’Manic’ Plunge
• Peru Stocks: Alturas, Buenaventura, Intergroup, Pacasmayo
• Pepsi Sells $2.75 Billion of Debt at Record Low Borrowing Costs
• Hering Profit Beats Estimates as Company Expands Stores
• Canada’s Dollar Climbs to Strongest in Five Months on ECB Loans, Balancing
• Deere Raises Dividend, Repeats $50 Billion Revenue Target
• Dollar Rises Versus Euro, Yen as Bernanke Comments Damp Easing Speculation
• Treasuries Fall as Bernanke Damps Outlook for More Debt-Buying Stimulus
• Consumer Stocks Post Monthly Gains on Growth Outlook: China Overnight
• S&P 500 Trims Longest Monthly Gain in 1 Year on Bernanke
• Gold Tumbles $100 on Bernanke Testimony: Commodities at Close
• No One ‘Deserves to Die’ on Cruise, Ship Survivor Says
• Netanyahu Sees Israel Beating Developed Economies Amid Iran Nuclear Threat
• Game-Changing Camera Focuses After the Fact: Rich Jaroslovsky
• Wall Street Talent War Seen as Cantor Fitzgerald Bankers Defect to China
• Obesity Prompts Vivus Takeover Talk With 88% Windfall: Real M&A
• Lumber Tops Commodity Futures in February as Demand From China May Climb
• Obama Meets With Congressional Leaders on Economic Agenda
• More Storms Expected in Central U.S. After Seven Deaths
• Saints and Cardinals to Open NFL Preseason Aug. 5 in Hall of Fame Game
• Brazil Ethanol Mills Get $2.6 Billion of Loans to Store Fuel
• Zwirn’s Fall From Hedge Fund Glory a Horror Story of Doing the Right Thing
• Videotron LTD Sells $800 million 10.25-Year Sr Unsecured Notes
• World Bank Says Global Extreme Poverty Dropped in 2005-2008
• CME Says No Error in Treasury Futures Trading as Bernanke Spoke
• Edison to Have $1 Billion Writedown Amid Coal Plant Shutdowns
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Feb. 29
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, Feb. 29
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, Feb. 29
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Feb. 29
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, Feb. 29
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Feb. 29
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for February 29
• Apple Dividend Seen Returning Part of $98 Billion in Cash: Tech
• Brazil Futures Yields Fall for Second Day on Rate-Cut Bets
• Martin Marietta’s Nye Says Vulcan Takeover Would Mean Growth
• Ethanol Falls First Time in More Than Week on Supply Glut
• Bombardier’s Shrinking Jet Backlog Adds Urgency to Orders
• Sotheby’s Quarterly Profit Fell 26 Percent as Art Sales Decline
• Red Sox Captain Varitek to Retire After 15 Years, Two World Series Titles
• PepsiCo Sells $750 million 4% 30-Year Sr Unsecured Notes
• RIM to Add Thailand, Indonesia Stores as Asia Demand Rises
• MF Global Trustee Says Customers May Get Insurance Proceeds
• GE Chief Immelt Sees Room for More Acquisitions, FAZ Reports
• GM Will Acquire 7% Stake in Peugeot as Automakers Cooperate on Components
• Heating Oil Futures Decline on Bernanke Remarks, Demand Concern
• Colombian Stock Movers: Tableros & Maderas, Ecopetrol Advance
• Rede Energia Bonds Sink After Brazilian Utility Celpa Files for Bankruptcy
• SodaStream Drops Most in Six Months as Unit Sales Slow
• SandRidge Chief Ward Shuns Shale as Investors Pay Price: Energy
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for February 29
• U.S. Banks Increase Commercial-Property Lending for First Time Since 2010
• James Murdoch Steps Down as Chairman of News Corp.’s U.K. Unit
• Stocks Fall With Treasuries, Gold as Dollar Gains on Bernanke’s Comments
• DreamWorks, First Solar, SodaStream: U.S. Equity Movers
• AMD to Pay $334 Million for Startup SeaMicro in Data Center Push
• Canada’s Flaherty Says He’ll Present Government’s 2012-13 Budget March 29
• Bloomberg Takes Coalition to Albany to Back Cuomo Pension Plan
• First Solar Falls on Unexpected Loss, Lower 2012 Sales Guidance
• PepsiCo Sells $750 million .75% 3-Year Sr Unsecured Notes
• CNO Financial Says It Will Add $100 Million to Buyback Program
• Bernanke Crystal Ball Says, No Bubble Yet, Ask Later: The Ticker
• Gevo Rises as Production Plans Spur ‘Relief Rally,’ Analyst Says
• U.S. Economy Strengthens on Gas ‘Tailwind,’ Dow CEO Says
• Microsoft Releases First Windows 8 Test to Compete With IPad
• South Korea, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar Advance in Asian World Cup Qualifying
• Abbott to Buy Galapagos Arthritis Drug Rights for as Much as $1.35 Billion
• U.S. Business Activity Improves More Than Forecast: Economy
• Peru Expects Oil Royalties Accord With Producers by April
• Chilean Stocks: Colbun, Endesa and Empresas La Polar Were Active
• Malaysian Air in ‘Crisis’ With 4th Quarterly Loss
• Bill Clinton Says Keystone XL Should Be Built on New Route
• U.S. Seeks Repeal of Soviet-Era Trade Bar to Aid Farmers
• Oil Options Volatility Drops for Fifth Day as Crude Gains
• Davy Jones, Made-for-TV Singer in the Monkees, Dies at 66
• Wheat Futures Fall as U.S. Northern Plains Snow May Boost Crop Outlook
• Weidmann Warns Draghi of Euro-System Risks in Letter, FAZ Says
• SS&C Considering Offer for GlobeOp After TPG Deal
• Fewer Options for Repo Collateral May Pinch Money-Market Funds, Fitch Says
• Argentine Stocks: Central Puerto, Telecom, YPF SA Were Active
• Dell Seeks New Technology Chief in Hunt for Innovation Prowess
• Ray Investment Offers Rexel Shares
• Faber Says ECB Loans to Only Help Short-Term, Handelsblatt Says
• Plosser Calls for More Fed Openness to Boost Policy Impact
• Mohegan Gaming Lowers Threshold on Bond Tenders to Complete Debt Exchange
• Fed Says Economy Expanded at ‘Modest to Moderate’ Pace
• Spain Deficit Target Allows Margin for Maneuver, Official Says
• Goldman Mirrors JPMorgan Mirrors Goldman on Swap Exposure to European Debt
• Romney’s Michigan, Arizona Wins Won’t Stop Santorum Campaign
• Brazil Soybean Harvest to Fall 7% to 70 Million Tons, USDA Says
• Bernanke Affirms Low-Rate Pledge Without Offering Further Easing Options
• Singapore GDP Tops Hong Kong for Second Year
• Bob Kerrey to Run Again in Nebraska
• Mexico Peso Gains as U.S. Growth, ECB Loans Exceed Forecasts
• The Credit Card for the 1 Percent of the 1 Percent: The Ticker
• Ex-General Re Executives Face Fraud Retrial in January 2013
• Avianca Taca’s Aeroperlas Unit Halts Operations in Panama
• Both Parties Weigh Political Gain From Senate Birth-Control Vote
• Freenet Plans Dividend of 1 Euro Per Share After Profit Rises
• Italy, Spain, Germany Guarantees Sought for Dexia, Belga Reports
• Wall Street Bonus Withdrawal Means Trading Aspen for Coupons
• Bolivia's Morales May Seize More Oil Firms, La Razon Says
• Li’s PineBridge Investments Said to Replace Neuger as Firm Cuts AIG Links
• GlobeOp Declines Most in a Month After SS&C Buys Competitor
• PHX Energy Rises on Profit Growth, Dividend: Calgary Mover
• GE Invests in $550 Million LS Power Solar Plant in Arizona
• Bertelsmann Buys R2M, Rights to 12,000 Songs, Handelsblatt Says
• Fast-Track Powers Needed for U.S.-Pacific Trade Deal, Kirk Says
• ‘World of Warcraft’ Game Creator Blizzard Entertainment Cutting 600 Jobs
• Chicago Diesel Spread Rises as Midcontinent Inventories Fall
• Canadian Natural Gas Gains as Drilling Slowdown to Pare Output
• Swiss Lower House Votes to Debate Provision on U.S. Tax Accord
• D’Ieteren Drops as Earnings Seen Declining 25%: Brussels Mover
• Caterpillar Predicts Latin America Boom, China Recovery
• Telenor Pakistan Plans Bank Focus as Competition Expands
• Telefonica Said to Offer Handset Purchase Options to Keep Users
• Novartis Cancer Drugs Fight Deadly Ebola Virus in Lab, Researchers Find
• U.S. Federal Reserve Feb. Beige Book Summary (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Boston District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: New York District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Philadelphia District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Cleveland District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Richmond District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Atlanta District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Chicago District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: St. Louis District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Minneapolis District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Kansas City District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Dallas District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: San Francisco District (Text)
• Lady Gaga at Harvard Setting Stage for Protest of Gays Expelled in 1920
• EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Rules Are Illegal, Opponents Tell Court
• Claudio Reyna, Tony Meola Among Four Named to National Soccer Hall of Fame
• Monkees’ Davy Jones Dies After Heart Attack
• Fed Drains $100 Million From Banking System With Reverse Repos
• India Seeks $2.5B in ONGC Auction
• Energy Policy Is Fundamental to U.S. Competitiveness
• Fed Begins Tri-Party Reverse Repos With Expanded Counterparties
• Argentina Tells Companies to Stop Buying From U.K. Amid Falklands Dispute
• U.S. Gulf Coast Oil Premiums Strengthen as WTI-Brent Gap Widens
• Canadian, Californian Indicted for Running a $129 Million Ponzi Scheme
• Bulk Sales ‘Quickest Solution’ For Home Overhang, Amherst’s Goodman Says
• Bernanke Says Dodd-Frank’s Volcker Rule Won’t Be Ready by July 21 Deadline
• Wedbush Opens Trading Business Unit for Investment Managers
• Fracking Rules to Include Safety Certification, Salazar Says
• Lower-48 Natural Gas Output Fell 0.2% in December, EIA Says
• Natural Gas Stockpile Decline Was Below Average, Analysts Say
• Yelp’s IPO Puts Consumer-Review Site in Front of Own Critics
• Regulation Fuels 21% Surge in Checking Fees
• Wall Street Bonuses Fall 14% to Lowest Since 2008 in New York Projection
• Credit Suisse Said to Plan Sale of Contingent Note in Francs
• Court Denies Lauvergeon Bid to Probe of Areva UraMin Inquiry
• Veolia Backs CEO Following Reports Proglio Seeking New Chief
• Ukraine May Plant as Much as 5 Million Hectares With Corn
• Jazztel Targets 2012 Net Income of as Much as 65 Million Euros
• Lawyer Stewart Claims Terror Sentence Punishes Free Speech
• Veolia Board Member De Romanet Resigns as CDC Representative
• Merkel Cabinet Backs Solar Curbs Without Need for Vote
• IMF Staff Backs Currency Intervention as a Policy Tool in Emerging Markets
• Erste Almost Fills EBA Capital Gap as Net Beats Estimates
• LaHood to Meet With Cargo Airlines on U.S. Pilot Rule
• Fink Says Savers Need to Become Investors in ‘New World’
• European Stocks Are Little Changed, Post the Best Start to Year Since 1998
• Greek January Bank Deposits Fall Amid Bailout Brinkmanship
• Chile Peso Falls After Reversing Direction on Bernanke Remarks
• Crude Oil Declines on Higher Stockpiles: Commodities at Close
• Indonesia Coffee Output to Rise 38% in 2012-13, Volcafe Says
• IBM, Hewlett-Packard Cede Some Server Share to Dell
• Polish Stocks: Bank BPH, KGHM Polska Miedz Shares Are Active
• Nokia Siemens Cuts 3,500 More Jobs in Oi Brazil Contract Exit
• Gap Eyes Latin American Expansion
• Putin’s Well-Timed Assassination Plot: Leonid Bershidsky
• German Stocks Decrease, Paring the DAX’s Best Start to a Year Since 1988
• Banks Buoyed by ECB Cash Boost Sales of Unsecured Debt
• NYSE Liffe Paris to Extend Grain Contracts to Improve Liquidity
• Russian Equity Movers: Magnit, Severstal, Razgulay Are Active
• Stanbic IBTC Nigeria Rises to 5-Week High on Valuation Bets
• Italian Notes Surge With Spanish as ECB Allots Three-Year Cash; Bunds Drop
• Sugar Output Falls 6.6% in Brazil’s Center South Through Feb. 15
• Bernanke Says Fed’s Dollar Swap Lines ‘Seem to Have Been Successful’
• Colombian Peso Erases Gain as Bernanke Damps Outlook for Easing
• CFTC Said to Delay March 9 Vote on Swap-Dealer Definitions Rule
• California Cuts Yield as $2 Billion Debt Sale Enters Second Day
• Pound Strengthens Most in Four Months Against Euro on ECB Loans, Outlook
• European Banks May Double on ECB Loans, Fund Managers Say
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for February 29
• Repsol Profit Misses Estimates on Libya, Weaker Refining; Shares Retreat
• UniCredit Sells EU1.5 Bln Notes Due 2017
• Taylor Wimpey Climbs Back Into Profit in 2011 as Home Sales Post Increase
• Fed’s Fisher Says U.S. Economy Improving, Employment Rising
• FHB Falls First Day in 4 After RSI Rises to Highest in Year
• Hungary Stocks: OTP Bank, FHB, Magyar Telekom Move in Budapest
• Standard Chartered Plans to Hire After Record 2011 Profit
• Kapsch Rises Most Since October on Belarus Order: Vienna Mover
• Swiss Life Sees Challenging Market Conditions as Second-Half Profit Drops
• Turkish Stocks: AFM Film, Akbank TAS, Akenerji Move in Istanbul
• Naira Weakens 1st Day in Three on Government’s Subsidy Assurance
• Voting in Egypt Presidential Election to Be Held May 23, 24
• Brazil Government Said to Consider Currency Measures to Stem Gains in Real
• Abound Solar Shutters Plant, Raising Specter of Solyndra Failure
• Rules Chairman Dreier Says He Will Retire From U.S. Congress
• Former News Corp. Executive Rebekah Brooks Was Hacked by News of the World
• Bernanke Says Monetary Stance Meets Fed Goals
• Cyprus Prepared to Support Banks If Needed, Orphanides Says
• Santorum ‘Snob’ Attack on College Collides With Wage Gains
• Baltic Index Reaches Lowest Monthly Average Since 1986 Amid Glut
• Dairibord of Zimbabwe Says Annual Profit Rises 15%
• Slowdown Spurs Confidence as Bonds Rally Most in 18 Months: Turkey Credit
• OTP Gains 1st Day in 3 on ECB Lending, Municipal Bond Plan
• IRS Rejected $1.6 Billion in First-Time Homebuyer Credits
• PNC Says It Expects to Unwind $1.3 Billion Because of Volcker
• Tribune Paid Bankruptcy Advisers $233 Million Since Filing for Protection
• DSM Chief Seeks Poet-Style Ethanol Tie-ups From Brazil to China
• Impala Workers to End Stoppage at Biggest Platinum Mine
• BSkyB, RTL Group Face EU Antitrust Complaint on TV Rights
• GE Gets Partial Victory in Wind Fight Against Mitsubishi Heavy
• Colombia January Urban Unemployment Rate Rises to 13.3%
• JPMorgan Joins Goldman in Disclosing Threat of SEC Enforcement
• DreamWorks Animation Falls Most Since May 2010 After Profit Declines 72%
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: KenolKobil, Sun Resorts of Mauritius
• Scene Last Night at Whitney Biennial: Arnhold, Neidich, Close
• Poland Should Target Adopting Euro in 2016, Finance Committee Chief Says
• French Candidate Hollande Tells London He’s Not Dangerous
• Iran Isn’t Blocking Oil to Greece, Papaconstantinou Says
• Colombian Stocks: Tableros & Maderas, Ecopetrol, Petrominerales
• Apple Says Allowing China’s Proview to Use IPad Brand Would Harm Consumers
• Starbucks to Sell Seattle’s Best at Kmart, Chevron Locations
• Republican U.S. Senator Snowe Cites Partisanship as Reason for Retirement
• ECB Said to Buy Portuguese Notes as Bank Returns to Market After a Pause
• German Stocks Decrease as Bernanke Damps Speculation of Further Stimulus
• Peugeot, General Motors Said to Target $2 Billion in Savings From Alliance
• Treasury Yield Descending Signals Slowdown
• Morgan Stanley’s Latin America Trading Chiefs Said to Leave in Buyout Deal
• Russia’s Ruble Drops 2nd Day as Tax Period Ends, Bank Rossii Stems Gains
• UBP Agrees to Acquire Investment Manager Nexar Capital Group
• Curro Shares Advance on Oversold Signal: Johannesburg Mover
• JPMorgan Says SEC Warned It May Bring Claims in Mortgage Probes
• Bulgarian Premier Orders Ministers to Return Bonus Payments
• Doctors, Lawyers Among 36 Charged in $275 Million Insurance Fraud Scheme
• Forint Gains Most in Two Weeks, Hungary Bonds Rally on ECB Loan
• AIG Progress Reflects a ‘Certain Stubbornness,’ Benmosche Tells Investors
• Zloty Strengthens to Seven-Month High on Record ECB Loans
• KT Corp. May Reduce Telkom South Africa or Abandon Offer as Share Declines
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Feb. 29
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, Feb. 29
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Feb. 29
• Taiwan CPC Seeks to Buy High-Sulfur Fuel Oil for April Delivery
• Carnival Misadventures Mar Cruise Operator’s Recovery From Concordia Wreck
• Gasoline Maintains Gain After Report Supplies Declined Last Week
• EU May Debate Easing Deficit-Cut Targets at Summit, Almunia Says
• CVC Buys Construction Supplier Ahlsell for 1.8 Billion Euros
• Banks Vie for $2 Billion in Secretive Equity Derivatives
• Terri Dial, Who Helped Reshape Citigroup After 2008’s Crisis, Dies at 62
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for Feb. 24 (Text)
• Medco Deal Approval Should Have Conditions, Rivals’ Lawyer Says
• Chicago Purchasing Manager Index Rises More Than Forecast
• Gentex Falls After U.S. Backup Camera Rule Delay
• U.S. Repo Close: Current 10-Year Note at Lowest Rate, 0.03%
• Fisher Says Fed Won’t Allow Inflation in Place of Sound U.S. Fiscal Policy
• Kazakhs Consider Oil Refinery to Support Kashagan Project
• Banca Civica Co-Chairman Says Bank Is Talking to Merger Partners
• Chile’s New Manufacturing Index Increases 3.7% in January
• Stocks Pare Gains on Bernanke Comments
• Dollar Extends Advance Versus Euro After Bernanke Damps Easing Speculation
• Piech Violated Porsche Duty With Option-Deal Comment, Court Says
• Wells Fargo, Santander Said to Vie for Chrysler Car Loans
• Microsoft Plans More Advertising for Windows Phone to ‘Smoke’ Competitors
• Backup Camera Rule Costing $2.7 Billion Put Off by U.S.
• Akenerji Declines to Month Low on Wider-Than-Estimated Loss
• Ben S. Bernanke Semiannual Monetary Policy Report: Text
• Michael Jordan Places 15-Bathroom Chicago Home on Market for $29 Million
• Piraeus Port Seeks Designs for Greek Maritime Antiquities Museum
• KanAm to Liquidate $5.3 Billion Property Mutual Fund
• Caesars Posts $220.6 Million Quarterly Loss
• TNK-BP to Boost Spending After Posting Record Annual Profit
• McAfee Hacker Says Medtronic Insulin Pumps Vulnerable to Attack
• Slovenia Will Reduce Holdings in Banks, Insurer, Minister Says
• Ukio Bankas Group of Lithuania Returned to Profit in 2011
• BofA’s Moynihan Sees $4 Billion Quarterly Earnings Improvement, Brown Says
• Barclays Zimbabwe Reports $1.4 Million Profit for 2011
• Russian Railways Says Libyan Conflict Cost 6.5 Billion Rubles
• Colombian Court Unseats Chief Prosecutor Morales, Tiempo Says
• Obama $250,000 Tax Line Set by Three Numbers With Four Meanings
• Blackstone Chief Schwarzman Receives $148.5 Million as 2011 Compensation
• Barclays Bank Sells 30 Million Lira of Discount Uridashi Notes
• Republicans Are Agents of Change: The Ticker
• SodaStream Calls Surge on Profit Expectations: Israel Overnight
• Russia’s Sugar Export Estimate Cut to 250,000 Tons, Ikar Says
• South Africa’s Rand Declines as Commodity Prices Fall
• Euro Weakens Versus Dollar After ECB Announces Three-Year Loans to Banks
• Egypt Dollar Bonds Gain a 2nd Day Before Presidential Vote Date
• East Africa Telecoms Cable May Take Further 15-20 Days to Repair
• Stanford’s Lawyers, Prosecutors to Make Final Arguments to Jury in Houston
• Yingli Forecasts 56% Jump in Solar Shipments After Slump in 4Q
• Burundi Statistics Office Workers Threaten to Strike Over Pay
• Nigeria’s Sanusi Says Price Surge Doesn’t Mean Higher Rates
• Alwaleed’s Kingdom Seeks to Sell First Bonds as Saudi Companies Tap Debt
• Exxaro Won’t Bear Loss From Medupi Delay, Financial Mail Reports
• Baltic Media Company Ekspress Grupp Slipped to Loss in Fourth Quarter
• Consumer Reports’s Linkov Says Toyota Camry Top Pick (Audio)
• James Murdoch Steps Down at News Int’l
• Lloyds Takes $18.2 Billion of Three-Year Money From ECB
• Warmer Air Coming to Great Plains and Northeast by Mid-March
• N2EX to Offer U.K. Power Station Margin Futures by June
• Food Safety Official’s Past Work for Monsanto Spurs Petition for Ouster
• Irish Vote Gives Kenny Leverage to Seek Concessions on Bailout
• Ireland Told by EU It May Need More Budget Cuts to Meet Targets
• Futures Industry Proposes Initial Fixes After MF Global Collapse
• Iran Exports 2 Million Barrels a Day of Crude Oil, Mehr Says
• Soybeans Poised for Best Monthly Gain Since 2010 on Dry Weather
• South Africa Posts Biggest Trade Deficit in Three Years on Machine Imports
• Kenya’s Shilling Falls for 4th Day on Interest Rate Speculation
• Rede Energia Bonds Plunge After Celpa Unit Files for Bankruptcy
• Putin Appeal to Russian Heartland Offsets Moscow Protests as Voting Nears
• Italy to Lift Capital-Gains Levy, Focus Tax on Goods, Monti Says
• U.S. Fourth Quarter Second GDP Technical Note (Text)
• U.S. Fourth Quarter Second Gross Domestic Product (Text)
• Billionaire Prokhorov Extends Influence at Renaissance
• GenOn Will Shut Plants Through 2015 on Environmental Rules
• Hollande Vows to Freeze Fuel Prices as French Gas at Record
• Orascom Construction Surges to Highest Since June on Iraq Deal
• Ukrainian Grain Exports Reach 1.4 Million Tons, Researcher Says
• King Says U.K. Doesn’t Need LTRO as Banks Have Enough Liquidity
• Kazakhstan’s BTA Creditors to Elect Two Directors on March 21
• Fed Funds Open at 0.12% Within Fed’s Target Range, ICAP Says
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• PNB and IDBI CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Intesa Sanpaolo Requested $32 Billion From ECB, CEO Cucchiani Says
• ECB 3-Year Loans Will Boost Euro, Sovereign Debt Markets: Analyst Comments
• Canara and PSB CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Banks in Europe Tap ECB for More Three-Year Cash Than Economists Estimated
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Noor Islamic Says It Ended Relations With Iranian Lenders
• Syria Shells Opposition Centers as Assad Enacts Constitution
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Galfar Engineering and Kingdom Holding
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Algeta Advances as Analysts Predict Commercial Push: Oslo Mover
• Peugeot Said to Plan Job Cuts in GM Alliance
• Baltika of Estonia Reports Fourth-Quarter Loss on Writedowns
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• Icelandic Lender MP Banki Reports Full-Year Loss on Costs
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• U.S. Treasuries Decline as ECB Loans More Than Analyst Estimates in LTRO
• Italian, Spanish Two-Year Notes Stay Higher as LTRO Loans Exceed Estimates
• BA-Iberia Profit Doubles in First Year of Merger
• German Bunds Decline After ECB’s Three-Year Loans Exceed Analyst Estimates
• UniCredit Said to Sell 1.5 Billion Euros of Unsecured Bonds
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• U.K. Push for Renewable Energy to Prevent Electric Power Crisis
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• Asia Faces 3 Million Metric Ton Sugar Deficit, Green Pool’s McNeill Says
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• Samsung to Spend More on Own Mobile Software, Offer Android Alternative
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• Swiss Stocks Rise Before ECB Loan Allocation: Banks Gain
• Rice Exports From Vietnam Reach 473,802 Tons, Association Says
• Troika Hires M&A Bankers as Sberbank Tries to Challenge VTB
• Asia Currencies Gain as Growth Signs Fuel Rally in Stocks, Debt
• China’s Yuan Strengthens Most in Three Weeks as PBOC Sets Record Fixing
• Oil Surge to Record Endangers Europe’s Growth Dash: Euro Credit
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• SAP’s Snabe Sees a Third of 2015 Sales From Subscriptions
• Asia Faces Slower Growth on Europe Crisis, Oil, ADB Says
• Greek Parliament Votes on Pension, Health-Care Cuts to Secure Aid Package
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• Deutsche Telekom’s Obermann Joins Vodafone CEO in Calling for Cost Sharing
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• Lebanon’s Budget Gap Narrows to 3.53 Trillion Pounds in 2011
• Slovenia’s NLB Bank Seeks New CEO After Jasovic Resignation
• Spanish February Consumer-Price Growth Slows for Fourth Month
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• KGHM of Poland Triples Net to $1.24 Billion on Polkomtel, Topping Estimate
• India’s Gujarat State to Release New Solar Policy Next Month
• PCCW to Offer First Small-Scale 4G Wireless Service in the U.K.
• China’s Stocks Decline on Housing Policy Reversal
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• Henderson Profit Beats Estimates on Gartmore Acquisition
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• Thailand May Get $200 Million China Investment Quota Under QFII Program
• Libya’s Post-Qaddafi Government Is Hobbled as Misrata’s City-State Thrives
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• Asian Factory Production Gains Add to Signs of Global Resilience: Economy
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• Western Australia Introduces 2.5% Royalty on Rare Earth Mining
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• Texas Health-Care Services Accused by U.S. of $374 Million in Phony Bills
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• Lehman Reduces Bermuda Unit’s Bankruptcy Claim to $1 Billion in Settlement
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• Texas A&M, Missouri Give Up $25.3 Million to Leave Big 12 for Southeastern
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