Archive

March 14, 2012

• CTC to Beat Loss With Focus on Niche Audience: Russia Overnight
• Global Funds Buy Net 11.1 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Russia to Sell 7.6% of Sberbank in April, Vedomosti Reports
• Newcrest Drops as Gold Prices Slide for Fourth Day: Sydney Mover
• Citigroup Names Tsang, Zhu as Co-Heads of Greater China Banking
• China Developers Extend Loss After Wen Comments: Shanghai Mover
• Oil Trades Near 1-Week Low on U.S. Supplies, Saudi Pledge
• Embraer Ecstasy Over U.S. Contract Proves Agony Losing It
• LSI Files U.S. Patent Complaint Against MediaTek, Funai, Realtek
• D’Antoni Resignation Followed by Knicks Ending 6-Game Loss Skid
• Cathay Pacific Focuses on Asia Growth as Long-Haul Demand Cools
• Knicks Beat Portland in First Game After Coach D’Antoni Leaves
• Singapore Added More Jobs Than Initially Estimated Last Quarter
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Declines to Seven-Month Low, Swaps Show
• China’s Foreign Direct Investment Falls for Fourth Month
• Gory ‘Camino’ Evokes Tarantino; Margulies Talks: Chicago Stage
• Harry Winston, KKR, Apollo Said to Consider Bids for BHP
• Ringgit Drops on Concern Malaysia’s Economic Growth Is Slowing
• Buana Listya, Bumi Serpong, Krakatau: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Mitsubishi Estate to Expand Private REIT for Pension Demand
• China’s 22-Day Moving Average Cost of Crude Oil Rises 9.3%
• Regulators Must Rein In $47 Trillion Shadow Banks, Turner Says
• IPad Maintains Apple’s Lead: Tech by Rich Jaroslovsky
• Chelsea, Madrid Complete Champions League Quarterfinal Lineup
• SEC Settles With SharesPost Over Private-Share Trading Probe
• Napoli Owner Wants to Scrap Relegation, Slash Size of Serie A
• BP Reaches Estimated $7.8 Billion Deal With Spill Victims
• BP Reaches Estimated $7.8 Billion Deal With Spill Victims
• Harvard Tops MIT for a Second Year in University Rankings
• Schlumberger Is Said to Seek Buyer for Oilfield-Supply Business
• Weller Rocks, Mondrian’s Disney, Affordable Art: London Weekend
• Cannibalism, Bigamy Spice Up Zoffany London Show: Martin Gayford
• Supreme Court Seen Influenced by Politics in Health-Care Ruling
• Fitch Puts U.K. Debt on Negative Outlook Days Away From Budget
• U.K. Renewable Energy Push May Prevent Electricity Crisis
• Yahoo Investor Third Point Plans Proxy Contest on Nominees
• Washington D.C. Triathlon Canceled After Park Permit Denied
• Military Shooter Trial to Test the Patience of Afghans
• Japanese Stock Futures Little Changed on Yen, Overheating Signs
• BCI Aircraft Leasing Owner Guilty in $50 Million Fraud Case
• Peru Stocks: Candente, Minera IRL, Rio Alto, Southern
• IMF Approves Longer Duration for Type of Loan Greece May Obtain
• Canada Loosens Foreign Ownership Rules for Telecom Firms
• N.Y. Senate Ex-Leader Espada Stole Funds, Prosecutor Says
• Mexican Peso Plunges as Wagers on More U.S. Stimulus Tossed Out
• Will EU Fail Stress Tests?: Kashyap, Schoenholtz, Shin
• Buffett, Branson, Clooney, Among Guest for Cameron State Dinner
• Ernst & Young Reduces Euro-Area GDP Forecast on Austerity
• Drones in U.S. Need to Fly Within Privacy Rules: View
• Kill the American Primary to Save American Politics: Ezra Klein
• Watch Bernanke’s ‘Little’ Inflation Capsize U.S.: Shlaes
• Unveil Corporate Money in Politics: Gomory, Hindery
• Politically Incorrect Gas Is Jobs Machine: Caroline Baum
• World Bank Boosts India Support by $4.3 Billion Under Bond Plan
• Romney Says Republicans to Unite for Him Against Obama
• Summers More Upbeat on U.S. Economy Than at Any Time in 5 Years
• Ecopetrol Says Oil Output on Target as Rebel Sabotage Rises
• Yes, Mr. Smith, Goldman Sachs Is All About Making Money: View
• Texas Voter ID Ruling Expected Before Election, Judges Say
• Peruvian Jungle Gold Miners Protest Leaves Three Dead
• AMR Nears Cuts for Eagle With Plans Going to Unions March 21
• Vets Denied Contracts for Aiding Haiti, Living in California
• Allison Transmission Raises $600 Million in Expanded IPO
• Newmont Cutting Jobs at Suspended Peruvian Gold Project
• Usiminas Jumps on Manufacturing Unit Sale Speculation: Rio Mover
• Argentine Provinces Withdraw Oil Operating Licenses From YPF
• JPMorgan Leads $9 Billion of U.S. Corporate Bond Sales
• Palestinian Fiscal Crisis Hurts State-Building, World Bank Says
• Calstrs Opposed Disney’s Pay Plan, Iger’s Chairman Role
• Mortgage-Bond Yields That Guide Lending Soar by Most Since 2010
• British Boxer Chisora Loses License Over Title Fight Conduct
• Brown Reaches Deal With Union to Compromise on Tax Increase
• Climate-Change Lessons From Down Under for the Republicans: The Ticker
• Senate Leaders Agree to Vote on U.S. Judicial Nominees
• Brazilian Real Weakens as Fed Comments Dim Outlook for Inflows
• Youku Slips as Price Rally Boosts Buyout Cost: China Overnight
• EU’s Rehn Says Portugal on Right Path to Meet Deficit Goals
• Motorola Solutions Sues Patent Firm Over Tracking Chips
• Treasury 10-Year Yields Rise to Highest in Four Months
• Credit-Default Swaps in U.S. Decrease to Lowest Level Since July
• Aeroportuario del Pacifico Advances on Ruling: Mexico City Mover
• Dollar Near 4-Week High as Fed Raises Economic Assessment
• AFL-CIO Says Cuomo Pension Plan Unfair to New York State Workers
• Colombian Stock Movers: Canacol Energy, Ecopetrol Were Active
• Apple May Climb Above $700 as IPad Sales Begin, Analysts Say
• U.S. Treasury Plans to Sell Preferred Stock in Six TARP Banks
• California Directs Insurers to Cut Lapsed Borrowers’ Rates
• Muni Yields Hit 3-Mo. High as Fed Cites Job Gains
• Mexico Investigates Alleged Bribes for Air Service Contracts
• Republicans Accuse IRS of Scrutinizing Tea Party Groups
• Twitter Backer Sacca Raising Second Fund for Internet Startups
• PSA Screening Reduces Deaths From Prostate Cancer, Study Finds
• New Zealand February Job Advertisements Rise 5.3%, ANZ Bank Says
• B2W, Americanas Fall After Sales Suspension: Sao Paulo Mover
• Philadelphia Eagles Agree on Terms With Receiver DeSean Jackson
• Sierra Club Spurns $30 Million Gift as Fracking Turns Toxic
• S&P 500 Falls After Rising to the Highest Since June 2008
• Pension Benefit Costs Cut by Record 43 States, Study Says
• Ethanol Snaps Three-Day Streak of Gains on Inventory Report
• New York Giants Sign Former Cowboys Tight End Martellus Bennett
• Gold Futures Decline to Eight-Week Low: Commodities at Close
• Intl Lease Finance Corp Sells $750 million 4.875% 3-Year Notes
• Fraport May Lose Night-Flights Effort, German Court Says
• Asurion’s $910 Million of Loans Rise in Initial Trading
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, March 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on March 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, March 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, March 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, March 14
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for March 14
• Intl Lease Finance Corp Sells $750 million 5.875% 7-Year Notes
• Treasuries Drop as Dollar Gains; Most U.S. Stocks Decline
• Johnson & Johnson CEO Weldon to Get $143.5 Million in Retirement
• Argentine Stock Movers: Siderar and Tenaris Were Active
• Rubin Says Europe Still Faces Risks in Search for Stability
• Hospital-Based Infection Increases U.S. Deaths, CDC Says
• Oil Declines on Cushing Inventories, Saudi Supply Pledge
• Apple, Citigroup, MetLife, Zhongpin: U.S. Equity Movers
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for March 14
• Rare-Earth Complaint May Backfire for U.S., Lifton Says
• State Street Raises Dividend 33% After Stress Test
• Primus Green Energy Raises $12 Million for Demo Plant
• Zynga Plans $400 Million Share Sale in Secondary Offering
• NPC International Sets Rate on $375 Million Refinancing Loan
• Porsche to Debut Faster Boxster to Challenge BMW Z4
• Clearwire Wins ‘Milestone’ Wireless Contract With Leap
• Teva Wins Approval for First Generic Lexapro for Depression
• Manulife Rises on Fed Outlook, Interest Rates
• RIM Short at Eight-Year High in Bet Against Revival Plan
• GE Climbs as Stress Tests Boost Confidence in Finance Payout
• Reynolds to Cut Workers by 10% as Cigarette Demand Falls
• JPMorgan Sells $500 million 3-Year Floating Rate Notes
• Chilean Stocks: Aquachile, Banco de Chile, Vapores Were Active
• Asset Managers Say Money Funds Safe Without New SEC Rules
• Chart Attack: Stocks So Bad They're Good
• UnitedHealth Expands in Middle East With Al Sagr Insurance
• Stada Dropped Two Takeover Attempts in Russia, Reuters Reports
• JPMorgan Sells $1.5 billion 3-Year Notes
• Gold Seen Heading for 12th Annual Gain on Investor Hoarding
• Canadian Natural Gas Advances on Signs Producers Trimming Output
• Philip Morris Sells $550 million 1.625% 5-Year Sr Notes
• Santorum Wins in South; Gingrich Falters
• News Express: Blankfein Fights Back
• Fortress Gains in Servicing Market as BofA Retreats: Mortgages
• Disease Outbreaks Linked to Imported Foods Mounting, U.S. Says
• Billion-Dollar Florida Battle Shows Pension Challenge
• N.J. Governments May Need 20% of Service Cuts, Report Says
• Are PCs Your Latest Home Appliance?
• Soybeans Climb to Six-Month High on Chinese Demand; Corn Slides
• D’Antoni Said to Be Out as Knicks’ Coach Amid Losing Streak
• CBS Says ‘Big Bang Theory’ Among 18 Shows Renewed Next Season
• Cypriot Government Approves Church Taxation Deal, Minister Says
• Crude Options Volatility Declines a Sixth Day as Futures Fall
• Former Taylor Bean Finance Chief Reaches Plea Agreement
• D’Antoni Said to Be Out as Knicks’ Coach Amid Losses, Bickering
• EU Drafts Iran Oil Blacklist, Seeks Swift Services Ban
• Citigroup Committed Error With Dividend Comment, Mayo Says
• SAIC to Pay $500 Million to Settle New York CityTime Fraud
• Triple Five Mulls Investment in Cyprus Banking, Energy
• Automatic Pentagon Cuts Must Be Stopped, Lockheed Chief Says
• Calpers Board Lowers Investment Return Forecast to 7.5%
• Volcker Says Fed Has Capacity to Exit Stimulus in Orderly Way
• Driver Catches Fire in Afghan Incident Near Panetta Plane
• Obama Reaffirms United Front With Cameron on Afghanistan, Syria
• U.S., U.K. Plan ‘Robust’ Steps to Deliver Syria Humanitarian Aid
• Analyst Kinnucan Pleads Not Guilty to Insider Trading
• Swiss Bus Crash Kills 22 Children, Six Adults on Ski Trip
• D’Antoni Said to Be Out as Coach of Knicks Amid Losing Streak
• Pimco Deploys Derivatives in Race for Target-Date Assets
• Colombia Peso Weakens as Fed Damps Speculation on Further Easing
• Spain, Eastern Europe Lack Water Availability, EU Research Shows
• Russian Protesters Look for New Outlet: Leonid Bershidsky
• Indian Literature Welcomes Its Latest Elephant: Choudhury
• Gasoline Falls as Fuel Demand Declines, U.S. Dollar Strengthens
• Gambia Starts Campaign for Parliament as Opposition Boycotts
• EBay’s PayPal Restricts Accounts Used in March Madness Betting
• Peru Dollar Bond Yields Rise as Fed Damps Easing Speculation
• James Murdoch Has ‘Real Regret’ Over U.K. Hacking Scandal
• Gingrich Vow to Fight Hurts Santorum Bid to Take on Romney
• Obama-Romney Race Toss-Up in Poll Showing Independents Vital
• Wisconsin Officials Get More Time to Study Recall Petitions
• Boeing Disputes India Report of $500 Million 787 Payment
• Goldman Employee Criticizes Firm for Ripping Off Clients
• Swiss “Tax Evasion Advisers” Hid Assets, Used Kids
• Syncrude Surges After Suncor Shuts Upgrader for Unplanned Work
• EU Considers Allowing Insurance for Tankers Sailing to Iran
• Ex-News of the World Journalist Arrested on Witness Intimidation
• Knicks’ Carmelo Anthony Says NBA Trade Talk Is Making Him Sick
• Volcker Sees ‘Long Slog’ Before U.S. Attains Adequate Growth
• Forest Sues Torrent, Watson, Glenmark Over Bystolic Generic
• Mets’ Wright Says He Expects to Make Opener After Muscle Tear
• Cigna Buying Corporate Bonds While Divesting Munis, Cordani Says
• HFC Bank of Ghana Says Profit Increased 26% in 2011
• Senate Passes Highway Bill, Leaving Next Move to House
• Southern California Home Sales Rise on Investor Purchases
• French Farmers May Plant Barley to Replace Damaged Wheat
• Mexico Stocks: Genomma Lab, Sare Holding, Penoles Are Active
• U.K. Stocks Fall, FTSE 100 Erases Gains as Vodafone Sinks
• Afghan Soldiers Told to Come Unarmed to Panetta Meeting
• Symrise Defends Margins With Medical Nutrition, Menthol
• Naspers Hits Record High on Tencent Profit: Johannesburg Mover
• Siemens’ Osram Board Member Goetzeler to Quit, FTD Reports
• Twitter Feed Is Fed’s Latest Effort to Reach Out to Public
• Bouygues Loses Defamation Suit Over ‘French Pentagon’ Report
• BofA Among Banks in $25 Million Deal Over N.Y. Mortgage Case
• EON Profit Declines on Nuclear Plant Closures, Weak Demand
• Iran Says West Is Using Oil as Political Weapon
• German Vote Looms in State Merkel Lost After First Greek Aid
• Obama Puts Out Welcome Mat for Cameron That Brown Didn’t Get
• European Stocks Rise to Eight-Month High; EON Shares Gain
• LCH.Clearnet May Join NYSE Effort to Take On CME Group on Rates
• Elbit Systems Posts First Loss in More Than Four Years
• Buybacks May Pressure Drugmaker Credit Ratings, Moody’s Says
• GOLDMAN SACHS MEMO: RESPONSE TO TODAY’S NEW YORK TIMES OP-ED
• Fitschen Plans to Promote Female Executives at Deutsche Bank
• Canada to Make Announcement About Telecom Industry
• Anglo’s Diamonds Seen as M&A Turnoff for Glencore: Commodities
• EU May Ease Curbs on Domestic Sugar Supplies on Shortages
• Tullow Targets 1.4 Billion Barrels With French Guiana Wells
• Kingfisher CEO ‘More Comfortable’ About U.K. Than Six Months Ago
• Steven Chu's Epiphany on Gas Prices: The Ticker
• German Bonds Decline Before Italy Auctions $7.8 Billion o
• U.K. Coal Biggest Loser in FTSE on Restructuring: London Mover
• N.Y. Diesel Gains After Crude Unit Shutdown at U.K. Refinery
• U.K. Commercial Property Values Fall for Fourth Straight Month
• Panama’s Economy Will Grow 7.5% This Year, Finance Minister Says
• Turkey Stocks: Anadolu Hayat, Bim Birlesik, Garanti Are Active
• Polish Stocks: CEDC, Globe Trade Centre Active in Warsaw Trading
• Apple Said to Be Subpoenaed by U.S. About Google Mobile
• Soco Profit Rises Seven-Fold on Higher Oil Output in Vietnam
• Poland to Meet Half of 2012 Borrowing Needs by End-March
• U.K. Gilts Drop on Fed as Morgan Stanley Prefers German Bunds
• Georgia Lottery Players Suckers Spending Most for Least
• Brain-Damaged Emma Finds a Voice With Grassroots IPad App
• Serb Central Bank Sells Euros to Prop Up Weakening Dinar
• Turkey Yields Surge as Growth Expectations Draw Cash Into Stocks
• Brazil to Issue Regulations Supporting Solar Energy, Aneel Says
• Adidas Gets $654 Million in Year’s Largest Convertible Sale
• Citigroup Vows to Try Again as Some Lenders Fail Fed Test
• Slovak President to Ask Fico to Form New Cabinet Tomorrow
• Hungarian Stocks: OTP Bank, Refiner Mol Are Active in Budapest
• Czech Stocks: CEZ, Erste Group Bank Shares Are Active in Prague
• SS&C Technologies Agrees to Buy GlobeOp for 572 Million Pounds
• Ships Vie With Japan Utilities as Fuel Supplies Dwindle: Freight
• China Said to Ease Lending Capacity Constraints for Banks
• Krone Drops Most in Six Months on Norges Bank Rates Cut
• Rand Weakens First Day in Three on Dollar-Purchase Talk
• Pimco’s El-Erian Says Bank Tests a Good Signal for Economy
• EU Seeks Phone-Company Data on Technology Standardization
• Women Athletes’ Grad Rates Found Higher Than Men’s in Study
• Penoles 2012 Capital Budget ‘Similar’ to Last Year, CFO Says
• Wen Tells Future Leaders to Embrace Political Change
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for March 14
• DIFC Investments Said to Seek $1 Billion Loan to Repay Sukuk
• Lions Sign Receiver Calvin Johnson to $130 Million Contract
• Russian Rail Plans Eurobond Roadshow, Interfax Says
• Lukoil Plans to Boost Dividend Fourfold, Increase Spending
• Treasury 10-Year Yields Rise to Highest in Four Months
• EU’s Stomach for Tighter CO2 Cap to Be Signaled by Parliament
• Roche Finance Europe Bv Sells EU1 Bln 2% Notes Due 2018
• Louis Dreyfus Agrees to Take Control of Warehouse Operator GKE
• JPMorgan Dividend Surprises Investors, Irks Fed
• NYC Faces Budget Risks From ‘One-Shot’ Revenue, DiNapoli Says
• China Petrochemical to Transfer Assets to Subsidiary
• MetLife Leads Life Insurers Lower After Failed Fed Test
• Ford Sells CNY1 Bln 4.875% Notes Due 2015
• LSI Gains After Raising Earnings Forecast: San Francisco Mover
• Azeri Lights Exports From Supsa to Rise to Five Cargoes in April
• Brazil Stock Movers: Eletropaulo, Petrobras, Positivo, Usiminas
• Romney Leads Republican Rivals While Trailing Obama in Pew Poll
• Johannesburg Listings on Hold as Companies See ANC Risks
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Kenya Airways, Nestle Nigeria Move
• Treasuries Break May Signal Higher Yields: Technical Analysis
• B2W Fined, Has Online Sales Suspended in Sao Paulo
• Canadian Hospitals That Spend More on Patients Get More
• Greece’s Desfa Calls for Bids to Build Third LNG Storage Tank
• U.K. Stocks Erase Gains, Leaving FTSE 100 Little Changed
• Gazprom Trips in India as Shale Upends Asia Gas Markets
• Romania Opens Transelectrica Share Sale at Price Discount
• Barclays Bank Sells 29 Million Reais of Discount Notes
• Dubai’s Jumeirah to Manage Istanbul’s Historic Pera Palace Hotel
• Sberbank, VTB Group Lead Russia’s Micex Stock Index Higher
• Sky-Mobi CFO Yeung Sees Sales Unchanged Next Fiscal Year
• CVS Controlled-Drug Suspension Put on Hold by Appeals Court
• Russia Equity Movers: United Co. Rusal, Sberbank, VTB Group
• Alere Said to Seek $200 Million Loan for eScreen Acquisition
• New Icing Rule Wins NHL General Managers’ Support in Safety Move
• Carlyle Offers Clients Option to Exit Fund Stakes Early
• Fed Says 21% of Mobile Phone Users Did Banking With the Devices
• Nestle Nigeria Drops Most in 10 Weeks on Price Bets: Lagos Mover
• Stress Tests Show How Fed Pushed on Balance Sheets
• Nation Media of Kenya Profit Surges 30% on Advertising
• What Business Would Do to Restore U.S. Competitiveness
• Ethanol Production in U.S. Falls 1.6%, Energy Department Says
• Pandit: Citi Aims for ‘Meaningful’ Shareholder Payout
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, March 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, March 14
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, March 14
• Afghan Shooter’s Base Hunkers Down Under International Focus
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for March 9 (Text)
• Treasury 10-Year Note Yield Exceeds 200-Day Moving Average
• Hungary Court Scraps Decision on Opposition Radio License
• Zions Jumps Most Since 2010 on Plan to Repay U.S.: Denver Mover
• McDonald’s U.K. Reduces Use of Coupons, Discounts, CEO Says
• Knicks Sign Contract With Taiwan Computer Maker Acer Due to Lin
• Zynga Is Said to Plan New Offering to Avoid Lockup Selloff
• Bernanke: ‘Frustratingly Slow’ Growth Impedes Lending
• Braskem Loss Bigger-Than-Expect as Materials Costs Soaar
• Carlyle Seeks Allison Transmission IPO at Triple 2007 Value
• Macklem Concerned With Canada’s Household Debt, Correio Says
• Norway Cuts Benchmark Rate as Surging Krone Threatens Jobs
• Europe Won’t Back Down on Aviation Carbon Trading, Eneco Says
• Obama Picks North Carolina to Win NCAA College Basketball Title
• Off The Charts: A Market to Remember
• Growth in U.S. to Strengthen as Jobs Lift Consumers: Economy
• Azerbaijan Arrests Armed Group With Alleged Ties to Iran’s Sepah
• Discovery Agrees to Sell Streaming Rights to Amazon
• S&P’s Chambers Says Greece Faces ‘Hard Slog,’ U.S. Outlook Holds
• Williams Touts F1 Energy-Saving Systems for London Buses
• BYU, Western Kentucky Make Record Comebacks in NCAA Openers
• Estonia Backs Collective-Agreement Changes After Union Protests
• U.K. Urging Higher Oil Ouput to Offset Iran Curbs, Minister Says
• Citigroup, SunTrust Fall After Failing Fed Test: New York Mover
• News of the World Asked Reporter to Bribe Police 30 Years Ago
• Oil Drops on Saudi Pledge to Meet Any Supply Shortage
• Aldar, Sorouh Gain a 5th Day on Merger Bets: Abu Dhabi Mover
• Auriga Drops as Long-Term Targets Put in Doubt: Copenhagen Mover
• Kony Evades Capture in Central Africa Amid Internet Campaign
• Egyptian Stocks: Al Baraka Bank Egypt, National Co. for Maize
• IOC CP's Issued:India
• Libor Replacement, Credit Suisse Banker, Melli: Compliance
• PSB CDs Issued:India Money Market
• CBI and Canara CDs Issued:India Money Market
• Credit Suisse Said to Price U.K. Subprime Mortgage-Backed Bonds
• Apple Spurs Record $1.24 Trillion Company Cash, Moody’s Says
• EON to Cut Costs of Building Offshore Wind Farms 40% by 2015
• Haselsteiner Buys Stake in Conwert From Petrus Advisers
• Krone Extends Drop Versus Dollar, Euro as Norges Bank Cuts Rate
• Chile’s Peso Weakens as China Housing Caution Cuts Copper Price
• G-20 Growth Weakened in Fourth Quarter, New Data Series Shows
• Apartment Loans by Agencies Creating Bubble, Chandan Says
• Iran’s Crude Oil Exports to Fall 50% on Embargo, IEA Says
• Azerbaijan’s Economy Expanded 0.5% in First Two Months of 2012
• Wall Street Fees Dwindle on AIG Offerings as Insurer Buys Stock
• Dubai Investments to Invest $218 Million in Glass Unit by 2014
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Nigeria Gunmen Kill Seven in Attacks on Security Forces
• U.S. Asks Russia to Warn Iran of ‘Last Chance,’ Kommersant Says
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• ‘Godfather’ Author’s Son Files Counterclaim Against Paramount
• Current-Account Deficit in U.S. Widens to $124.1 Billion
• Ukraine’s Wheat Stockpiles to Quadruple by July, Deputy Says
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Haldane Says Common Finance Language Would Lower Stability Risks
• Italy Sells Three-Year Bonds at Lowest Since Oct. 2010
• BofA, Madoff-Mets, News Corp., Credit Suisse in Court News
• BioCancell Surges Most in Three Months on Cancer Trial Results
• Goldman Sachs Names Paulo Leme as Chairman of Brazil Unit
• EON in Talks to Enter Turkey, India as Profit at Home Drops
• Berlian Laju Units Seek U.S. Chapter 15 Court Protection
• South Sudan Cuts Budget by 26 Percent After Shutting Oil Output
• RBS’s Strategic Financing Head Polverino Said to Depart Firm
• Spain’s Supreme Court Orders Government to Raise Power Prices
• U.K.’s Cable Proposes Annual Binding Vote on Executive Pay
• Canadian Pacific Reaffirms CEO Support After Backing Questioned
• Canada January New Motor Vehicle Sales Report (Text)
• Canada Fourth Quarter Capacity Utilization Report (Text)
• Import Prices in U.S. Rise Less Than Forecast, Food Costs Drop
• Asian Stocks Gain on U.S. Retail Sales, Fed U.S. Outlook
• Rupee Gains as Slower Manufacturing Inflation May Spur Inflows
• Vonn Closes in on Maier’s Record With Downhill Win in Schladming
• Emerging Stocks Advance to Week High on U.S. Data; China Slumps
• Oil Falls as China Premier Wen Says Housing Curbs to Stay
• Hannover Re Cuts Dividend After Full-Year Profit Falls 19%
• Glaxo CEO's Total Pay Rises 84% on Share Performance
• Ukraine Grain Stockpiles Advance 69% Over Year, Office Says
• Texmaco’s Maheshwari Says Budget Is Positive for Wagon Makers
• Michelin Snubs Noma as Other Nordic Restaurants Get Stars
• U.K. May Revive Long Gilt First Used in South Sea Bubble
• SocGen Will Have ‘Zero Cost’ From Greek CDS, Oudea Says
• Europe Oil-Product Stocks Drop Below 5-Year Level, IEA Says
• Russian Punk Band Members Kept Jailed for Anti-Putin Move
• Poland’s 2011 Budget Deficit Narrows to 25.1 Billion Zloty
• Hedge Funds’ Lawsuit Risk Rises After Galleon Probe
• High Temperatures to Reach Eastern U.S. Next Week, Forecasts Say
• Bahrain to Start Process to Compensate Protest Victims
• Swiss Reject Proposal Aimed at Curbing SNB Powers to Intervene
• German Economic Outlook Has Improved, IWH and Kiel Economics Say
• Sibur Buys 80% Stake in Gazprom’s Abandoned Baltic LNG Project
• U.S. Bank Shares Will Extend Rally: Technical Analysis
• Cathay Pacific, NTT DoCoMo, Tencent: Asia Stocks Preview
• Turkey to Sue Iran on High Gas Sales Price After March 16
• Mortgage Rules Needed to Avoid Sub-Prime Crisis, Turner Says
• Erste Leads Czech Stocks Higher as Fed Boosts Global Sentiment
• Ivory Coast Farmgate Cocoa Prices for Week to March 4
• Chowdhary Says India’s Railway Budget Will Spur Wagon Industry
• Cathay Pacific Falls on Profit Drop, ‘Challenging’ Outlook
• DBS Bonds Said to Yield About 262.5 Basis Points Over Treasuries
• Solar Silicon Price Drop Brings Renewable Power Closer
• India Stock Futures Rise as Fed Raises U.S. Assessment
• U.K. Unemployment Jumped More Than Forecast in February
• Kenya Shilling Snaps Three-Day Rally on Higher Dollar Demand
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 9.07 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.1% to 0.14%, ICAP Says
• Gabon Prime Minister Plans Infrastructure Projects for Growth
• London Shops Vanish After $1.2 Billion Olympic Payout
• Google, Glaxo, Victoria’s Secret: Intellectual Property
• Texas, Kentucky Get Top Ratings on Spending Transparency
• Iraq to Put Out Final Draft Contracts for New Oil Round April 20
• Sharp Replaces President After Predicting Record Loss
• Kuzbass Fuel Plans to Pay $20 Million in Dividends for 2011
• Mol Gains a Sixth Day as Wood Says Iraq Assets Aren’t Priced In
• Palm Oil to Climb to Year High as Cooking-Oil Supply Drops
• EU Clears U.K. Financial Support Programs for Small Companies
• Astra Agro Sells 2,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 3,000 Tons of Palm Oil
• Euro Finance Chiefs Give Political Backing to Greek Plan
• Europe's Containerized Imports Declined 5.2% in January
• Merkel’s Cabinet Backs ESM Bill as Pressure on Firewall Grows
• Italian 10-Year Bonds Advance; Yield Declines to 4.87 Percent
• Chemco to De-List From Zimbabwe Exchange, Newsday Reports
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Taqa, Aldar Properties, Sorouh Real Estate
• Norway’s Krone Drops to Three-Week Low Before Central Bank Meets
• Wheat Imports by Indonesia Seen Climbing as Incomes Rise
• Norway Set to Keep Main Rate Unchanged to Cap Surging Krone
• Euro-Region Inflation Rate at 2.7% for Third Month on Energy
• SNB Wins Respite as Franc Ceiling Outlives Hildebrand Era
• Romania Extends Offer Deadline for New Reactors, Mediafax Says
• Thailand Stocks: Amata Corp., Central Plaza, Siam Commercial
• U.S. Home Supply Drops as Demand Climbs, Realtor.com Says
• Ageas’s Embedded Value Drops on Bond Spreads, Lower Returns
• Popolare Emilia Romagna Targets EU 315 Million Profit on Costs
• Tangerine Seeks $708 Million to Finance Lawfirms, Suits
• Singapore Exchange Adds Trading Hubs in London, Chicago
• Siemens, Areva Offer Antitrust Remedies in Bid to End Probe
• China One-Year Swap Rises for Second Day on U.S. Recovery Signs
• Crude Falls 0.5 Percent in New York, Extending Earlier Decline
• South Africa Central Bank ‘More Active’ in Market, ETM Says
• Ringgit Falls on Speculation Fed Review Will Boost Dollar Demand
• Pound Reverses Gains Versus Dollar After Jobless Claims Increase
• Legal & General Boosts Dividend as Profit Rises; Shares Jump
• Greek February Bank Deposits Fall EU3 Billion, Naftemporiki Says
• Israel Hits Gaza Targets as Rockets Continue After Truce
• Indonesian Bonds Fall to Eight-Week Low on Inflation Concern
• China Cutting Health-Care Costs Threatens Drugmaker Profits
• Sonae Plans Expansion Outside Portugal After Profit Declines
• Indonesia Stocks: Garuda Indonesia, Pakuwon Jati, Semen Gresik
• Yuan Declines to Weakest Level in Seven Weeks: Shanghai Mover
• Wen Says Curbs Needed to Avoid China Property ‘Chaos’: Economy
• OTP Leads Hungarian Stocks Higher for Fifth Day Before Holidays
• IEA Predicts Bumpy Ride for Oil Amid Non-OPEC Supply Cuts
• OPEC Output Rises to Three-Year High on Saudi Arabia, IEA Says
• Europe Tapped OPEC Supply to Replace Lost Libyan Crude, IEA Says
• Roche Said to Sell Euro-Denominated Bonds Due June 2018
• Basci’s Lira Defense Costs Erdogan at Debt Sale: Turkey Credit
• Philippine Bonds Rise on Yields, Inflation Outlook; Peso Drops
• Political Jetset: Leaders Who Fly in Style
• Saint Gobain Said to Sell 10-Year Euro-Denominated Bonds
• Rusal Slumps Over Clash Between Russian Tycoons: Hong Kong Mover
• JSW PACIFIC CORP December Sales Rise 188.21% (Table) : 5251 TT
• Taiwan Bonds Drop on U.S. Recovery Signs; Local Dollar Weakens
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Mar 13, 2012.
• Trinity Actively Looking for Deals as Profit Surges 51%
• EON Plans to Raise $7.2 Billion Selling Gas Grid, Waste Units
• Saudi Crown Prince Arrives in Algeria From U.S., SPA Reports
• Serbian Consumer Group Calls for Fuel Boycott Amid Rising Prices
• Republicans Losing on Birth Control as 77% in Poll Spurn Debate
• China Stocks: China Vanke, Gemdale Corp., Poly Real Estate Group
• Agility Says Kuwait to Reissue Tender for Health Insuranc
• Mauritius Tourist Arrivals Rose 2.5% in February, Le Defi Says
• Asian Currencies Fall; Yuan Drops After Fed Refrains From Easing
• Russia’s Micex Advances Second Day at Start of Trade
• China’s Stocks Fall Most in Three Months on Wen’s Speech
• Vietnam Equity Movers: Licogi 16, Tuong An Vegetable, Binh Duong
• Dubai Shares Climb a 2nd Day as Debt Woes Fades, on Fed Outlook
• Hancock Said to Seek Up to A$7 Billion Debt for Roy Hill
• Sovereign, Corporate Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Spanish High Court Reviews Gas-Storage Contract, Economista Says
• Lowest Saving in 30 Years Risks Turkish Growth, World Bank Says
• Former Merck Unit Works on First Vaccine for Hepatitis C
• DRB Shareholders Approve Purchase of 42.7% of Proton
• Ferrexpo Full-Year Profit Increases 34% as Iron-Ore Prices Rise
• Slovak 2011 Budget Gap to Be Revised to 5% of GDP, Sme Says
• Dubai Dhows to Iran Ditch TVs for Food After Sanctions
• Russia Plans to Clone 10,000-Year-Old Woolly Mammoth, RIA Says
• India Inflation Rises, Crimping Scope for Interest-Rate Cut
• Legal & General Pretax Profit Falls; Dividend is Increased
• Unicaja Asks a Bad Bank to Takeover Caja Duero, El Pais Says
• Currency Intervention Is Like a Breakwater, JBIC’s Watanabe Says
• Japan Stocks Rise on U.S. Retail Data; Fed Lifts Outlook
• Thorpe Says He’s Accepted Olympic Bid May Fail Before Trials
• Ahya Says China Economy Faces Challenges, Not Risks (Video)
• CDC to Remain Biggest Holder of Veolia Transdev, Les Echos Says
• Metinvest to Supply More Pipes to Turkmenistan, Kommersant Says
• Acciona, FCC May Bid for Madrid Water Firm Stake, Expansion Says
• Samsung Supplies Apple With Touch Screen for New IPad
• German State Seeks Some Bank Rule Exceptions, Handelsblatt Says
• Mauritius Central Bank to Cut Benchmark Rate, PluriConseil Says
• Mauritius New Vehicles Sales Rise 50%, Le Defi Quotidien Says
• Northam Challenge to Stoppage to Improve Safety, Solidarity Says
• Shirakawa Seeks to Shield BOJ From Pressure for Bond Buying
• Oil Falls in New York as Much as 0.4% to $106.32 a Barrel
• Saudi Arabia’s Cement Capacity Exceeds Demand, Watan Reports
• Perseus in Talks to Expand Gold Production in West Africa
• Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Parking Spurs Buyer Interest
• Thailand Stocks: Amata Corp., Central Plaza, Siam Commercial
• Fortress Gains in Servicing Market as BofA Retreats: Mortgages
• Apple IPad Seen Helping Cathay on Rising Asia Shipments: Freight
• Bogut Leaves Bucks for Warriors, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Says
• First Pacific Said to Increase 3-Year Loan to $200 Million
• Aussie, Kiwi Hold Gains Versus Yen as Commodities, Stock Rise
• Australia Recalls Beer, Picks Wade, Forrest in Test Squad
• Vietnam May Give Tax Preference to Businesses Conserving Energy
• BOJ Is Less Pessimistic on Economy With ‘Signs of Picking Up’
• Obama Vows to ‘Spare No Effort’ on Afghan Shooting Case
• African Tea Prices Surge 3.3% at Weekly Sale in Kenya
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 03/14/2012 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 03/14/201
• Megafon and Rostelecom to Get 4G for Olympics, Vedomosti Reports
• Malaysia Stocks: Poh Huat, Ramunia, Sin Heng Chan, YTL Corp.
• National Aluminium Delays Output Restart on China Concerns
• Ayala Plans Record Home-Building, Entry Into Airports, Rail
• Rangers Prepare for Crosby, Penguins With Win Over Hurricanes
• Syracuse Title Chances, Bracket Pools Take Hit With Fab Melo Out
• Dana CEO Sees Margin Gains From Focus on Fuel-Saving Technology
• Jobs Recovery Revives U.S. Furniture Sales as Home Market Heals
• Bain Says Holdings Created Hundreds of Thousands of Jobs
• U.S. Budget Deficit Revised Upward to $1.2 Trillion for 2012
• Ashley Judd Goes Rogue in ‘Missing;’ Kiefer’s ‘Touch’: TV
• Securities Suits’ Settlement Value Lowest in Decade, Report Says
• Texas Fight With Obama on Women’s Health May Cut Care for Some
• Linsanity Brings Great Brats, Grim Sushi to Garden
• AT&T May Terminate IPhone User’s Service as It Seeks Settlement
• Trenton Restocks Toilet Paper Amid Council-Mayor Spat
• Brandon Marshall Traded to Bears as Free Agency Gets Under Way
• Encyclopaedia Britannica Ends 244-Year-Old Print Edition
• Vinik Hedge Fund Recruits Top-Ranked David Iben From Nuveen
• Obama Bringing Cameron to NCAA Game Adds to March Madness
• Bayer, Carrefour, Vodafone: European Equity Preview
• Mortgages Bring Record Savings Over U.S. Rents: Chart of the Day
• Bernanke Keeps Easing Option While Signaling Economy Improving
• Indian Funds Best Gold Deal as Producers Trail: Riskless Return
• Refiners Push EPA to Scrap Gasoline Rule That Automakers Want
• Gap’s Targeting of Broke Young Hipsters Viewed as Flawed
• HBO’s ‘Luck’ Stops Filming Horse Scenes After Third Death
• HBO’s Sarah Palin Biopic Draws Most Viewers in 8 Years
• Health Care Prosecution Losses Mar U.S. Marketing Probe