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March 20, 2012

• Lionel Messi Breaks Barcelona Scoring Record With Hat Trick
• Instinet, JPMorgan Agree to Link Asia-Pacific Dark Pools
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• NAB Wins $6.5 Million Security Payment in Shareholder Lawsuit
• Singapore Stocks: Otto Marine, Sakari Resources, ST Engineering
• Korea National Oil to Join Apollo-Led Group for El Paso Assets
• Global Funds Buy Net 6.89 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Sinopec Targets 31% of China’s 2015 Shale Gas Output, Daily Says
• Treasuries Snap Gain as Goldman Recommends Bets Against F
• Pertamina Picks Three Banks for Sale of Dollar-Denominated Bonds
• Benihana Seen Luring Richest Restaurant Deal Since ‘07: Real M&A
• N.Z. Environment Minister Resigns After Conflict of Interest
• Japan’s Dai-Ichi Life Bullish on Dollar on BOJ ‘Historical’ Move
• Super-PAC Spent $12 Million in February to Support Romney
• Philippine Bonds Drop for a Third Day on Interest-Rate Outlook
• Record China Bank Profits to Be Overshadowed by Bad Loans
• Chinese Solar Goods Escape Bigger Tariffs in Trade Dispute
• Mexican Peso Erases Drop as Earthquake Damage Concerns Recede
• Baht Drops on Concern Slowing Chinese Growth Will Hurt Exports
• Blackburn Beats Sunderland 2-0 to Pull Clear of Relegation Zone
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Romney Wins in Illinois Primary, Networks Project
• Taiwan Stocks: AU Optronics, Chimei, Formosa Plastics, TSMC
• Australian, N.Z. Dollars Strengthen Against U.S. Currency
• Buffett Rule Tax Bill Would Raise $47 Billion Over 10 Years
• TNK-BP Said to Offer 300,000 Tons of ESPO Crude for May Loading
• Romney Reports Raising $12 Million in February for Campaign
• South Korea Stocks: Samsung SDI, Hyundai Steel, Kia Motors
• West Indies, Australia Tie One-Day Match on Last-Over Run Out
• Gold Seen Averaging 16% More in 2012 on Financial Market Concern
• Euro Advances After Greece Vote, Before German PMI Report
• Tendril's Dickson Discusses Company Outlook, Operations (Audio)
• Telefonica Brasil in Talks to Sell Network Space to Virgin
• Oil Rebounds From Biggest Decline in Three Months in New York
• Romney Bids to Regain Inevitability Aura in Illinois Primary
• Solar 15% Returns Lure Investments From Google to Buffett
• Embraer Reports 4Q Net Loss on Provision for AMR Planes
• German State Vote May Hamper WestLB Restructuring, SZ Reports
• Widows Trailling Rivals as Outside Clients Withdraw Money
• Solar’s 80% Plunge Hurts Utilities From Hawaii to Spain
• Greek Premier Secures Parliament Approval of New Bailout Accord
• Kocherlakota Says Fed’s Power Is Limited in Expanding Jobs
• Japan Futures, Australian Stocks Gain on Greek Debt Swap
• Turkey’s Political Health Hinges on Erdogan’s
• Glencore Agrees $6.15 Billion Deal for Canada’s Viterra
• Fourteenth Colombia Rebel Attack Halts Ecopetrol Pipeline
• Blackstone Said to Buy Most of Parc 55 in San Francisco
• Saudi Arabia Can Raise Output 25% If Needed, Naimi Says
• Assured Guaranty Placed on Review for Ratings Cut by Moody’s
• Passport Capital Said to Fire 14 Employees After 2011 Losses
• Sanford McDonnell, Former CEO of McDonnell Douglas, Dies at 89
• Paul Ryan’s Medicare Voucher Plan Improves With Each Pass
• Boeing Taps D.C. Lobbyist in Export-Import Bank Renewal Push
• Atlanta’s Water War Is First in a Gathering Flood
• Trayvon Martin Shooting Shows Perils of Lax U.S. Gun Laws
• A Sad Final Verdict in the Case of Ted Stevens
• Verizon to the Cable Industry: Let’s Be Friends
• U.K. Conservatives Come Up Short in Austerity Experiment
• Bandits Prance, Nuns Rise From Graves in Paris Exhibit
• Wine Lovers on Horseback Canter, Slurp in Bordeaux
• N.Z. Rugby Cup Likely Gave Economy Biggest Lift Since 2008
• Czech Government Survives Vote of No-Confidence in Parliament
• Norilsk Declines on Concern China Slowdown May Curb Demand
• Senate Plans Vote on House-Passed Insider Trading Bill
• Wisconsin Judge Won’t Stay Ruling to Invalidate Voter ID Law
• Bales Doesn’t Recall Details of Alleged Attacks, Lawyer Says
• Company Credit-Default Swaps in U.S. Decline for a Tenth Day
• Obama to Press Hu on North Korea, Iran at Seoul Nuclear Summit
• India's Railways Claim Another Reformer's Job: Choudhury
• Mexico Stocks: Cemex, Penoles, Grupo Mexico Were Active
• Apax Is Said to Hold First Close for $11.9 Billion Buyout Fund
• Emerging Stocks Cheapest Since 2009 on China Slowdown Concerns
• Insurers at Risk in Challenge to Health Law’s Medicaid Plan
• JA Solar Rallies as U.S. Sets Duties on Chinese Solar Imports
• Ryan Budget to End Health-Care Law While Keeping Tax Revenue
• Harvard Gets $30 Million Gift From Founders of the Joey Fund
• Apple Fails to Wrest Android Data From Motorola Mobility
• San Francisco Gasoline Drops a Second Day as Tesoro Plant Starts
• Canada Budget Said to Have Measures to Speed Energy Reviews
• Dan Hurley Leaves Wagner for Rhode Island Basketball Coach Job
• Peruvian Stocks: Pomalca, Relapasa, Rio Alto, Southern
• Metals, Grains Lead Slump as Cocoa Gains: Commodities at Close
• YPF Will Consider Cutting Dividend at Board Meeting Tomorrow
• Dollar to Rise Against Franc on Interest-Rate Gain, RBS S
• Treasury 10-Year Notes Snap Longest Drop Since 2006
• Fed Board Nominees Back Exit Strategy Ensuring Price Stability
• Stocks Tumble as Slowdown Cuts Company Earnings: China Overnight
• Dollar Rises Versus Risk Currencies on China Slowdown Con
• Panel Backs Glaxo Rare-Cancer Therapy; Rejects Merck Drug
• Canada Dollar Falls as Bets on Slowdown in China Crimp Risk Bid
• Occidental Reduces CEO Compensation After Criticism Over Pay
• U.S. Stocks Fall as Commodities Decline on China Concern
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for March 20
• Abercrombie Seen Inviting LBO as Bullish Options Surge
• New York Times Restricts Web Access Further to Lure Users
• Ethanol Slides Most in More Than Week as Corn and Gasoline Fall
• First Wind Gets $236 Million in Financing for Hawaii Wind Farm
• Stocks, Commodities Retreat on China as Treasuries Halt Slump
• Oil Drops From Three-Week High on Speculation of Supply
• Wind Industry Should Mull Tax Credit Phase-Out, Baucus Says
• New York Times Co. Said to Focus on External CEO Candidates
• Bernanke Returns to Academic Roots to Defend Fed’s Existence
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on March 20
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, March 20
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, March 20
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, March 20
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, March 20
• JPMorgan’s Gulya Said to Leave as Equities Staff Shrinks
• Williams Rises After $2.5 Billion Pipeline Deal: Dallas Mover
• Colombian Stock Movers: Pacific Rubiales, Inversiones Argos
• Brazilian Stock Movers: Embraer, Gerdau, Vale, Marfrig Alimentos
• Chavez Denounces Plot to Kill Rival in Repeat of 2006 Vote
• Bank of America Said to Fire a Dozen Workers in Canada
• GE Capital Swaps Rise After Moody’s Begins Rating Review on Risk
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for March 20
• Diagnostic Medical-Test Patents Limited by U.S. High Court
• U.S. Sets Duties as High as 4.73% on China Solar Equipment
• The Top Ten: Today’s Most Important Stocks
• Argentine Stocks: Banco Macro, Tenaris and YPF Were Active
• Adobe, Jefferies, Targacept, Tiffany: U.S. Equity Movers
• Ex-Carter’s President Indicted for Fraud, Falsifying Records
• Jefferies Boosts Investment-Banking Shares on Revenue Gains
• ‘Hunger Games’ Turns Ex-Icahn Prey Lions Gate Into Predator
• Biggs Boosts Bullish Bets on Stocks to 90% Net Long
• Spitzer Tells Judge Free Speech Protects Against Libel Suit
• Targacept Falls After Dropping Plans to Seek Drug’s Approval
• Tiffany Jumps After Annual Profit Forecast Exceeds Estimates
• Chart Attack: Cost of Avoiding Armageddon
• Hewlett-Packard Is Said to Combine Its PC and Printing Units
• U.S. Housing Heals as Starts Near Three-Year High: Economy
• First Uranium Shareholders Object to AngloGold Deal
• BofA’s McNiff Said to Resign From Mortgage-Trading Unit
• Disney Sees $200 Million Loss From ‘John Carter’ Picture
• On Assignment Buys IT Staffer Apex Systems for $600 Million
• TD Bank May Split $20 Million for Advising on Viterra Takeover
• CDC Wins Approval of $250 Million Unit Share Sale to Vista
• Brazil Real Holds Near Two-Month Low on Currency Measures, China
• Mets Say They Have Repaid Baseball, Bank of America Loans
• FDR's `Dictatorship Plan': Echoes
• Lockheed’s Biggest Customer Goes on an Energy Diet
• Pemex Oil Refinery Closest to Mexico Quake Operates Normally
• Record Cotton Harvest Seen Cutting Prices for Gap: Commodities
• Syncrude Discount Narrows as Upgrader Work May Limit Supply
• Shell Signs First Chinese Shale Gas Production Deal With CNPC
• ICE ‘Circuit Breakers’ on Agricultural Futures to Start April 9
• Crude Oil Options Volatility Rises as Underlying Futures Fall
• PGA Tour Changes Golf Schedule, Player Qualifying Format
• Centrica Signs 500 Million-Pound Revolving Credit Facility
• Gasoline Falls on Concern Slower China Growth May Curb Fuel Use
• Solarhybrid Announces Insolvency Filing Due to Illiquidity
• France Telecom to Roll Out Faster Wireless Networks by 2015
• Lockheed F-35 Overruns Top $1 Billion, Government Auditor Finds
• Memphis Grizzlies Sign Three-Time All-Star Guard Gilbert Arenas
• Leveraged Loans Surge in Europe to Six-Month High, Markit Says
• Nigeria Keeps April Bonny, Qua Iboe Crude Premiums Unchanged
• Colombian Bond Yields Rise on Slower China Growth Outlook
• Ryan Budget Plan ‘Guarantees’ No Farm Bill, Peterson Says
• Mediaset Cuts Dividend as 2011 Profit Drops on Lower Revenue
• Ukraine Has Enough Funds to Service Debts, Pakhachuk Says
• Fed Bond Portfolio Generates $75.4 Billion for U.S. Treasury
• Diageo Gains Chinese Approval for Its Shuijingfang Tender
• India’s Supreme Court Affirms Dismissal of Vodafone Claim
• CBRE, EC Harris Compete for $1.3 Billion HSBC Contract
• Bales Defrauded Ohio Couple Who Say He Owes $1.3 Million
• Agencies Told to Weigh Effects of Business Rules in U.S.
• East European Deleveraging May Hurt Economic Growth, RBS Says
• Earthquake With 7.9 Magnitude Strikes Near Acapulco, Mexico
• U.S. Gasoline Demand Rose 3.4% Last Week, MasterCard Says
• Houston Ship Traffic to Resume After Storm, Coast Guard Says
• France Manhunt After Jewish School Shooting
• BNP Paribas Studying Securitization of Trade-Finance Loans
• Former Gazprom Neft Manager Heads TNK-BP International Projects
• Italy Seeks to Give Companies More Leeway to Fire, Fornero Says
• BMO Says M&I Addition ‘Game Changer’ for More U.S. Takeovers
• FCMB Nigeria Targets Full-Year Profit of 19 Billion Naira
• Afghan War’s Top General Cites Progress in Face of Violence
• Elevation Partners Said to Seek $1 Billion for Next Buyout Fund
• New York Life to Cut 200 Jobs as CEO Reshapes Management
• Israel’s Barak Casts Doubt on Iranian Cooperation Ahead of Talks
• Regus Drops Most in Seven Months on ‘Challenging’ Economy
• Gulf Gasoline Strengthens as Conoco Plans to Shut Refinery Unit
• Sandusky Gets Access to Alleged Victims Mental Records
• Prince Nayef to Let Saudi Women Take Part in Games, Hayat Says
• Canadian Banks Gain Jobs, Profit as U.S. Lenders Cut Back
• Fracking Rule for Federal Land to Use Industry’s Cement Standard
• U.K. Finance Firms Rely on Basic Non-Compete Clause, Survey Says
• French Households Struggle to Pay for Energy, Ombudsman Says
• Banks Suing N.Y. Over MBIA Restructuring Won’t Seek Jury
• Facebook CEO Is Said to Take Low Profile in IPO Marketing
• U.K. Stocks Drop Amid Chinese Growth Concern; BHP Falls
• Mismanaged Energy Loans Too Solar-Focused, U.S. Republicans Say
• Mercedes Record 25% Discount Tops Shrinking China Margins
• Bernanke Says Fed Failed to Meet Goals During Great Depression
• European Stocks Decline as BMW, Daimler Retreat on China
• Solteq Climbs Most in Six Years on Software Buy: Helsinki Mover
• USDA Excluding Rural Home Loans From Environmental Reviews
• Polish Stocks: Shares of Budimex, Ciech Are Active in Warsaw
• Metro Sees Unchanged 2012 Earnings on Economic Slowdown
• JPMorgan Chase Settles AFTRA Pension Suit for $150 Million
• U.K. Gas-Pressure Station Ready Early Winter, National Grid Says
• Portugal Municipal Debts May Total 12 Billion Euros, Lusa Says
• Wagner Basketball Coach Hurley Heading to Rhode Island, CBS Says
• Bernanke to Lecture on Fed History
• Falkland Oil Finds Partner That May Help With Drilling Costs
• Geithner Says No Meaningful Liquidity Risk in Volcker Rule
• EU’s Ashton Sees ‘Distortion’ of Remarks on Toulouse Killings
• Sanusi Says Nigeria’s Budgeted Spending Increase Not Significant
• States Shielded From Medical-Leave Suits by U.S. High Court
• U.S. Postal Service Expects $1 Billion in New Ad Sales
• Poland to Keep Receiving EBRD Funds in Coming Years, Mirow Says
• Free Lunches Pushing U.S. to Insolvency, Columbia’s Mundell Says
• Steelers’ Ward Retires With 1,000 NFL Catches, Two Super Bowls
• Obama Says U.S. Seeks Dialogue to Bridge Gaps With Iran
• German Bunds Rise on Global-Growth Concern; Spanish Notes Gain
• U.S. Judge Allows Cuban Spy to Return Home to See Ailing Brother
• CFTC Adopts Rule Requiring Real-Time Swap-Clearing Decisions
• Enka Gains in Istanbul as Full-Year Profit Rises: Istanbul Mover
• Repsol Unit Falls Most in a Month on Refinery Losses: Lima Mover
• Hungary Stocks: CIG Pannonia, Egis Move in Budapest Trading
• Sator-Palladio Plan Fondiaria Merger with Milano Sale of Assets
• Eesti Energia Considers Serbia’s Oil Shale Project, Blic Reports
• Turkish Stocks: Aselsan, Enka Insaat, Vakifbank Are Active
• Lira Weakens to Two-Month Low on Interest Rate Cut Speculation
• Ruble Falls 1st Time in Six Days on Signs of Slowing Oil Demand
• Glaxo Wins Panel Backing for Votrient to Treat Rare Cancer
• Czech Stocks: New World Resources, Utility CEZ Move in Prague
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for March 20
• U.S. Needs New Nuclear Plants to Retain Expertise, Browner Says
• Barclays’ Companies Say McKillen Tried to Profit on Hotel Rescue
• Ex-Taylor Bean Finance Chief Admits $3 Billion Fraud Role
• U.K. ‘Green Deal’ on Insulation Will Double Jobs, Minister Says
• Rangers Re-Sign Pitcher Derek Holland to Five-Year Contract
• Pimco’s Kashkari Says Greece, Portugal to Need More Bailouts
• OMV Petrom Analyzes Romania Shale Gas Exploration Potential
• Argentine Truck Arrivals at Grain Ports Slump for Second Day
• Wal-Mart Gears Up Online as Customers Defect to Amazon
• AMR Joins United in Scrubbing 300 Flights on Texas Storms
• Slovak Premier-Elect Fico Picks Kazimir to Be Finance Minister
• Wheat Drops to One-Week Low as Rains May Boost U.S. Plains Crop
• Scene in D.C.: Nancy Pelosi, Enda Kenny, Patrick Leahy
• Czech Monetary Conditions Should Be Loose, Policy Maker S
• Egypt Cuts Reserve Ratio to Lower Near-Record Borrowing Cost
• Aussie Falls on Concern China Commodity Demand Slowing
• Saudi’s Al-Naimi Says Yemen, Syria, Sudan Oil Losses ‘Miniscule’
• Contraception Fight Shapes Virginia Race for U.S. Senate
• EU to Propose Power to Ban Firms From Procurement Pacts
• Saudi Crude Oil Tanks in Rotterdam, Okinawa are Full, Naimi Says
• Goldman’s Russia Exodus Grows as Workman Quits for Otkritie
• Beijing Calm as Cost of Insuring Chinese Government Debt Rises
• Airlines Probably Will Get Global CO2 Market, ICAO’s Kobeh Says
• IRS Flags Almost 2 Million Tax Returns in Anti-Fraud Efforts
• Raytheon’s $621 Million Halted by U.S. on Missile Delays
• German 10-Year Bunds Erase Gain, Leaving Yield at 2.06 Percent
• Hog Futures Decline as Demand Wanes for U.S. Pork; Cattle Slide
• Ukraine Will Purchase 1.3 Million Tons of Grain for Reserves
• United Nations Expresses Alarm at Mogadishu Mortar Attacks
• Alpha Declines After Founder to Retire: Washington Mover
• Ex-Giants Cornerback Aaron Ross Signs With Jaguars, ESPN Reports
• Eircom Parent ERC in Failure-To-Pay Credit Event, ISDA Says
• Hong Kong Beats Netherlands and U.S. as Best Place for Business
• Kenyan Stocks Falls for Seventh Day as Investors Take Gains
• Chelsea May Offer $48 Million for Krul, Tiote: Roundup
• Rangers Gain NHL Playoffs in Fight-Marked Win Over Devils
• Israel Condemns Ashton Remarks on Toulouse Attack and Gaza
• Tea Party Can Thank the Sun for Success
• China Fund to Manage $16 Billion of Guangdong's Money
• Seat Pagine Plans 100 Million Euros in Cost Cuts Within 4 Years
• Serb State Deposits Drop in February, Central Bank Report Shows
• Spain’s Castilla Said to Sell Debt as Rajoy Backs Regions
• Ukraine’s Spring Grain Planting Lags From 2011, Ministry Says
• Canada Canola Planting May Reach Record, Oil World Says
• Brazil Soybean Forecast Lowered on Yields, Oil World Says
• BMW, Guggenheim Cancel Berlin Lab Project on Violence Threats
• Manning’s Move Boosts Broncos’ Ticket, Super Bowl Chances
• Petrobras and Galp Find ‘High Quality’ Oil in Santos Basin
• Lafarge Obtains Extension for 1.2 Billion-Euro Credit Facility
• Greece Seeks Turkish Buyers for Assets in Economic Reversal
• Bezeq Falls to Lowest This Month on Report Regulation Won’t Ease
• Lukoil to Sign Deal With Samsung on West Qurna-2, Ministry Says
• Treasury Momentum Signals Yield Boost: Technical Analysis
• Durbin Urges Private Student Loans Be Discharged in Bankruptcy
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, March 20
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, March 20
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, March 20
• EFSF Said to Sell 4 Billion Euros of Five-Year Bonds
• Bales Doesn’t Recall Details of Alleged Attacks, Lawyer Says
• Microsoft Said to Finish Windows 8 in Summer, Debut October
• Hollande Risks French Isolation on Fiscal Pact, Merkel Ally Says
• Chilean Stocks: Cap SA, Lan Airlines SA and Sonda SA Are Active
• UN Urges Kenya to Resettle Internally Displaced Before Next Vote
• Dutch Premier Rebuffs Call for Early Elections as Lawmaker Quits
• Corp. Geo Selling $400 Million of 10-Year Bonds at 8.875%
• ECB’s Weidmann Says Need to Better Understand Cause of Crisis
• Egypt Stocks: Egyptian Resorts and El Kahera Housing
• Swiss Regulator Should Limit Insurers’ Internal Deals, IMF Says
• Subprime Revives in U.K. as Apollo Collects on Debt: Mortgages
• Exxon Valdez to Be Junked Years After Worst U.S. Ship Spill
• Rand Snaps 3-Day Rally on Commodities; Yields Hit 3-Month High
• Unga of Kenya Hits Two-Month High on Valuation: Nairobi Mover
• Saudi Arabia Grants $140 Million in Yanbu Contracts, SPA Reports
• SEC’s Schapiro Says Agency Making Leaps to Close Technology Gap
• Enel Plans to Invest $990 Million in Romanian Power Distribution
• EDF Said to Sell 1 Billion Euros of 15-Year Bonds
• Presco Stock Set for Three-Year High on Dividend Speculation
• Kuwait Plans Tender for Refinery, Clean-Fuel Project Consultants
• Uralkali Climbs as Trader Keeps China 2nd-Quarter Potash Price
• China Gas Objects to ENN, Sinopec Delay in Completing Offer
• Arcapita, WorldSpreads, Elpida, Humpuss Sea: Bankruptcy
• Marchionne Sees ’Painful’ Restructuring for EU Carmakers
• South Africa May Produce 11.35 Million Tons of Corn, Survey Says
• CEZ Shares Snap Two-Day Gain on Signs Chinese Economy Slowing
• Merkel Coalition Seeks Full Parliament Vote on Euro Rescues
• ECB’s Nowotny Says Portugal in Much Better Shape Than Greece
• French Southwest on Highest Alert Amid Toulouse Killer Search
• Exports Slow as Spain Edges into Second Recession Since 2009
• Ukraine’s MHP Posts 20% Rise in 2011 Profit on Higher Sales
• MAGMA CP deal:India Money Markets
• South Africa Antitrust Authority Blocks Horseracing Deals
• SBOP CDs Issued:India Money Market
• ISEC CP deal:India Money Markets
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Emaar Properties and Zain Saudi Arabia
• Royal Bank of Canada to Acquire RBS Private Banking Assets
• PSB and BOI CDs Issued:India Money Market
• Chilectra Says Customer Electricity Bills to Fall Average 8.6%
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Gillard’s Party Faces Reversal in Australia Battleground State
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• MF Global Debt Trades Total $11 Million Last Month, Report Shows
• Russia Poultry Output Rose 25% in February, Rosstat Says
• Home Buyers Face Risk on Longer Loans, BMO’s Downe Says
• Daimler Said to Sell 750 Million Euros of Seven-Year Bonds
• Elbit’s Plaza Centers Opens $66 Million Mall in Serbia
• Societe Generale Sees Risk in Shift of Turkish Policy Message
• Adobe Shares Fall After Profit Forecast Misses Estimates
• Russia Seeks Daily Pause in Fighting as Syria Shells Cities
• Bank of America’s Guy Quits as Co-Head of Distressed Debt
• Oil Drops From Three-Week High on Speculation of Supply
• NWR Tumbles for Fourth Day as Chinese Slowdown Hits Commodities
• Partner Slips on Report Hutchison Won’t Return
• Iraq Blasts Kill 27, Injure 161 Before Arab League Summit
• Egis Headed for Biggest Gain in Seven Weeks on Oversold Signal
• Ituran Drops Most in Two Weeks After U.S. Shares Fell
• EU Criticizes Russian Livestock Ban, Threatens Legal Steps
• Mauritian Rupee Advances to 2-Week High Against Tide of Rate Cut
• Jewelers in India Extend Strike Seeking Withdrawal of Taxes
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Bolton’s Muamba Able to Recognize Family, Respond, Club Says
• Eli Lilly to Focus on Cancer, Diabetes in China, CEO Says
• Premier League CEO Says U.K. Television Sale May Be Scrapped
• State Bank Shareholders Approve $1.6 Billion Recapitalization
• Nickel-Ore, Bauxite Exports From Indonesia to Drop on Ban
• EDF Euro Bonds Said to Yield 145 to 150 Basis Points Over Swaps
• Hochtief Chief Seeks Firmer Airport Solution After Shelving Sale
• Charity Jewelry Sale by Billionaire Safra May Raise $20 Million
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Mar 19, 2012.
• Strabag to Spend 300 Million Euros for Wind-Turbine Foundations
• Russia Scales Back Debt-to-GDP Forecast for 2014, Document Shows
• Indian Bonds Gain as Yields at This Year’s High Attract Buyers
• Israel Stocks: Bezeq, Rami Levi, Partner Communications, DS Apex
• Ahmadinejad Says Atomic Weapons Immoral, Belong to Last Century
• Everything Everywhere Revizes Price Guidance on Seven-Year Bonds
• Fed Funds Opened at 0.15%, Within Target Range, ICAP Says
• French Chemicals Makers Seek Support on Shale Gas, Nuclear Power
• Houston Ship Traffic Stalled by Rough Seas, Coast Guard Says
• Kia Plans to Assemble Record 285,000 Vehicles in Slovakia
• CVC Said to Tap Goldman Sachs to Study IPO of Formula One
• Kenyan Shilling Falls as Businesses Increase Demand for Dollars
• Deutsche Bank Cooperating With Interbank Lending Inquiries
• Denmark Tightens Requirements for Bank Boards Amid Failures
• Zloty Slides to Snap Three-Day Gain on China Slowdown Concern
• Daimler Bonds Said to Yield 65 Basis Points Over Swaps
• China NT, Elpida, Hutchison Telecom: Asia Stocks Preview
• Alibaba Said to Consider Loan Without General Syndication
• Mauritius May Face Inflationary Pressure From Import Bills
• Temasek Said to Have Hired Rothschild Banker Khodor Mattar
• Anglo American Said to Sell 750 Million Euros of 10-Year Bonds
• Israel Short-Term Bond Yields Rise to One-Week High on Rate Bets
• Abbott, Andy Warhol, Glaxo, Clif Bar: Intellectual Property
• Stocks Gain Most When Yields Rise to Near 4%: Technical Analysis
• U.K. Manufacturers’ Output Expectations Surge, CBI Survey Shows
• Brazil’s Millers May Switch to Ethanol If Prices Keep Converging
• Emaar Retreats as Dividend Proposal Disappoints: Dubai Mover
• U.K. Inflation Stays Above BOE Limit on Alcohol, Food: Economy
• Asian Stocks Fall on Concerns for China, U.S. Economies
• Chinese Executives Report Higher Economic Confidence, PBOC Says
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 6,000 Tons Palm Oil
• Thai Cabinet Approves Development Projects in Southern Provinces
• Vinci Said to Sell 750 Million Euros of Eight-Year Bonds
• Astra Agro Sells 8,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• Forbo to Have $660 Million for Buybacks, Purchases, Chief Says
• Indonesia Stocks: Bukit Asam, Indo Tambangraya, Kalbe Farma
• Spain Sells EU5 Billion of Bills at Lowest Rates Since 2010
• Italy Average Weekly Fruit Prices: Week to March 18
• Italy Average Weekly Vegetables Prices: Week to March 18
• Italian Police Arrest 60, Seize Assets in Anti-Mafia Operation
• Deutsche Bank Cuts Board’s Pay 19% as Profit Goal Missed
• Chinese Automobile Sales Projected to Miss Growth Target
• South African Stocks: Anglo American, Cashbuild, Gold One Move
• News Express: Deutsche Bank Cuts Board's Pay
• Unilever Falls as Investec Cuts Rating for First Time Since 1995
• Glencore Said to Near Viterra Deal With Agrium, Richardson
• Europe May Have Warmer-Than-Usual Spring, Early Summer, WSI Says
• Yuan Forwards Weaken on Speculation PBOC to Tolerate Volatility
• Windows Phone Outsells Symbian in U.K. Handsets, Study Says
• Ciech Slumps Most in Four Months After Missing Profit Estimates
• Thailand Stocks: Italian-Thai Development, Sahamit Machinery
• RBS to Shut Some Units in Korea, Indonesia and Singapore
• Rami Levi Drops Most in Two Weeks as Quarterly Income Declines
• Indonesian Bonds Steady On Speculation CPI Outlook Priced In
• Siemens Acquires Expro’s Subsea Grid Unit for $620 Million
• Ringgit Leads Drop in Asian Currencies as Regional Stocks Fall
• Mauritius Leasing Heads for Its 15-Month High on Trading Halt
• Sun Hung Kai Executive Director Arrested in Bribery Probe
• South Africa Added 23,000 Non-Farm Jobs in Fourth Quarter
• Market Update: Europe Stocks Drop, Led by Carmakers
• Schaeffler Forecasts Slower 2012 Revenue Growth on Weak Europe
• Everything Everywhere Said to Sell Seven-Year Bonds in Pounds
• New York Mets Owners Sell 12 Stakes for $240 Million, Post Says
• More Regulation May Hurt EU’s Growth, Czech Policy Maker Says
• U.K. Budget Deficit May Not Drop Until 2017
• Hastoe Capital Said to Sell 100 Million Pounds of 30-Year Bonds
• Corporate, Sovereign Credit Swap Indexes Roll Into New Series
• Cairn Looks for Producing Assets to Balance Oil Exploration Risk
• Daimler Said to Sell 500 Million Euros of Seven-Year Bonds
• Monti Eyes Labor Plan Amid Jobless Youth, Trapped Firemen
• Philippine Bonds Decline on Interest-Rate Outlook; Peso Weakens
• Shipping Targets for Bears Dwindling After $99 Billion Plunge
• PGNiG Jumps the Most in More Than 2 Weeks as Net Beats Estimates
• Ireland Won’t Hold Re-Run If Voters Reject EU Pact, Howlin Says
• Vinci Said to Sell Eight-Year Bonds Denominated in Euros
• Taiwan Dollar Falls as Funds Sell Stocks on China Growth Concern
• China’s Money Rate Climbs to One-Week High as Banks Hoard Cash
• P&G Pushed to Pull Russia Ads as Putin Protesters Pursue
• Ringgit Near Two-Month Low on Signs of U.S. Economic Recovery
• Tieto Cuts 1,300 Jobs in Strategy Revamp to Focus Offerings
• China Steel Growth Has Flattened as Economy Shifts, BHP Says
• China Stocks: China United, SAIC, Sinolink Securities, Sinopec
• Greece’s Third Bailout Seen in Debt With Junk Grade: Euro Credit
• Hong Kong’s $11 Billion Third Runway Wins Government Backing
• Hong Kong’s Leung Calls for End to Attacks in Leader Contest
• Hong Kong Stocks Fall a Third Day as Sun Hung Kai Slides
• Gokarn Says Internationalization of Rupee Not a Strategic Goal
• Portugal Seeks Accelerated EU Drought-Aid Payments, Jornal Says
• Anti-Mafia Raid Nets 16 Italian Judges
• Gono Vows to Protect Banks From Zimbabwe Empowerment, News Says
• Sarkozy Closes First-Round Election Gap to 1 Point, Poll Shows
• Indonesia Islamic Insurance Assets Reach $1 Billion in 2011
• China’s Stocks Fall Most in Almost a Week on Profit Concerns
• Gaspar Says Portugal Must Stick to Bailout Program, Diario Says
• Russia Asks Syria for Daily Stop to Fighting for Medical Aid
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• Randstad Says North America May Become Firm’s Top Market
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• Oil Drops From Three-Week High on Signs Supplies to Rise
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• Russian Gasoline Exports Beat Domestic Prices, Kommersant Says
• Turk Telekom Gets 239.4 Million Euros, $285.2 Million Loan
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• Brunei Ruler Buys 20% Stake in Turkey’s Yildiz Unit Marsa
• Putin Portrait Demand Spikes as Officials Spurn Medvedev
• Ottoman Conquest Film Breaks Turkish Records, Hurriyet Says
• Unilever Unveils Online Forum to Attract Outside Innovation Help
• Madrid Region Will Revise 2011 Deficit Upward, Expansion Reports
• Australian Homes Worth Less Than Purchase Price Climb to 6.4%
• Brenntag Aims to Become DAX Member in 5 Years, Holland Tells FAZ
• India Claim of Poverty Success Renews Debate Over 60-cent Cutoff
• South Korean Bonds Reverse Losses, Won Declines as Stocks Drop
• Rostelecom May Buy Into Antares for LTE Access, Kommersant Says
• Nuclear Risks at Bed, Bath & Beyond Show Dangers of Scrap
• India Stock Futures Swing Between Gains, Losses on Oil
• Taiwan Stocks: Foxconn Technology, King Yuan, Powertech, UMC
• Myanmar Army Fires on Kachin, Rapes Women, Rights Group Says
• Amlak’s Debt Drops $1.1 Bln After Sales, Accords, Al Bayan Says
• Subbarao Boosts RBI Transparency as India Bond Buying Climbs
• Copper Drops as High Stockpiles in China Signal Weaker Demand
• Treasury Futures Near Lowest Since October Before Housing
• Fighting in Syrian Capital, U.S. Citizen Killed in Yemen
• Thales EU1B Radio Contract Faces Resistance, Les Echos Says
• Australian State Says Uranium Prospects Attracting China, India
• Sinopec Group Cuts Ethylene Output to Boost Fuel Production
• Vietnam Stocks: Binh Dinh Minerals, Rang Dong Light, Ha Do
• Afghan Night Raids May Need Warrants Under U.S. Offer to Karzai
• Obama Raised $45 Million Last Month as Aide Briefs Donors
• Bales Fought Losing War on Home Front as Mortgage Debt Mounted
• Bo Ouster Means State Capitalism in China Will Fade, Zhang Says
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 03/20/2012 (Tabl
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• Asia Seen Holding Rates as Australia Cites Less Risk
• Barclays Bank Plc Sells $80 million 20-Year Unsecured
• Connecticut Holds Kansas State to 26 Points in NCAA Women’s Win
• Lakers Plan to Exercise Option on Andrew Bynum, L.A. Times Says
• Jets Sign Former Redskins Safety LaRon Landry to Free-Agent Deal
• Homebuilding Probably Increased in U.S. to Three-Month High
• Canada Budget Said to Have Measures to Speed Energy Approvals
• Uniform-Rental Stocks Rise as Play on Rally in U.S. Jobs Market
• JPMorgan Seeks to Appeal Ruling on Jefferson County Bankruptcy
• Stifel to Pursue Claims Against RBC After Settling With Schools
• Berkshire Investor Suit Over Sokol’s Stock Claims Tossed
• Mets Owners Settle Madoff Trustee Case for $162 Million
• Oracle Losing Ground as More Businesses Look to the Cloud
• Tebow’s Next Team Favored to Be Jaguars as Manning Joins Broncos
• Star Dancer Diana Vishneva Hammers Slippers: Interview
• Florida’s Inland Residents May Pay as Sea Levels Climb
• ‘Mad Men’ Returns With Pop Flowers, Free Love: Review
• Leonardo’s Nude Man Unites Earth, Cosmos With His Eight Limbs
• Growth Slowed in Metros Where 8 of 10 Americans Live
• California’s Stockton Moves Toward Mediation, Lawyer Says
• Oprah Winfrey Network Cuts 30 Jobs in Restructuring
• News Corp.’s Klein Calls U.S. Education Very Grave Security Risk
• Ex-Jaguars Quarterback David Garrard Signs With Miami Dolphins
• Knicks’ Lin Signs Two-Year Deal to Promote Volvo Cars in China
• Republicans Expand Complaints of Energy Loans Beyond Solyndra
• Apple Rises as Risk Trails Schlumberger: Chart of the Day
• Prudential CEO Can Be Rewarded for Missing Target
• Health-Care Victory Seen as Possible Setback for Obama
• Brenntag, Rio Tinto, Volkswagen: European Equity Preview
• Jon Stewart’s ‘Daily Show’ Goes Nuclear With Power-Industry Ads
• Nigeria May Keep Interest Rate Unchanged at Record High of 12%