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March 21, 2012

• Neiman Marcus to Enter China With Glamour Sales Investment
• Queensland Resorts Sell at a Discount
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• India Lost $211 Billion From Coal Block Sales, Times Reports
• China Manufacturing Contraction May Worsen, Data Show
• China Raises Duties on N.Z. Milk Powder Imports in Line With FTA
• Treasuries Erase Initial Loss After China Manufacturing Report
• Sony Said to Be Near Agreement to Sell Chemical Business
• Stanford University Courts China
• Sony Said to Tap Studio Chief Lynton to Oversee Media Units
• China Cuts Reserve Ratios for 379 Agribank Branches
• Spot Gold, Futures Pare Advance After China Manufacturing Data
• GM to Keep Australian Presence for 10 Years, Wins Subsidy
• Malaysia Sees Slower 2012 Growth on Persistent Global Risks
• Trina Considering U.S. Factory to Increase Solar Market Share
• Japan Backs EFSF Without Buying 20-Year Bonds, Official Says
• Real Madrid Leads by 6 Points After Draw; Napoli Reaches Final
• HNA Group Said to Sell 800 Million Yuan of Dim Sum Bonds
• Tebow Joins Jets From Broncos After Resolution of Pay Dispute
• Elpida Bonds Get Initial Value of 20.125% in Swaps Auction
• Malaysian Stocks: Daya, MHC Plantations, Mitrajaya, Texchem
• California Gets Orders for 25% of $939.8 Million Bonds
• Obama Budget Raises Taxes for 27% of Households, Report Says
• New York Jets Get Quarterback Tebow in Trade from Denver Broncos
• Obama Mounts Defense of Energy Plan With Pipeline at Center
• Dotcom Granted Access to Car, Cash for Expenses by N.Z. Court
• Westin Plans to Add 30% More Hotels in Asia Eyeing China Growth
• China May Have 20 Million Ton Corn Deficit by 2020, Center Says
• Tevez Helps Manchester City Close Premier League Gap to United
• Ireland Enlists Pensioners in Bond Crusade: Euro Credit
• Iceland Woos Microsoft for Part of $41 Billion Data Market: Tech
• Enter Shikari, Cheap Art, Lang Lang: London Weekend
• Weidmann Wants Quicker Budget Deficit Cut, Sueddeutsche Reports
• Bankers Join Hippies as Allman Bandwagon Keeps Rolling
• Republican Delegate Chase Turning to Romney’s Advantages
• Payday Lender Political Donors Hidden in Corporate Names
• Yen Gains Versus Dollar, Euro After Japan Trade Balance Data
• Japan Stock Futures Drop on U.S. Housing Data, Higher Yen
• Casino Starts Process to Become Sole Controller of Pao de Acucar
• New York Law School Wins Dismissal of Suit by Ex-Students
• Can Romney Win as the 'Etch A Sketch' Candidate? Maybe
• N.Z. Growth Slows More Than Forecast, Adding to Rate Pause Case
• The Real Cost of March Madness
• Apple Antitrust Suit Would Aid Amazon: Scott Turow
• Hewlett-Packard Merges PC, Print Units Under Bradley’s Lead
• College Parents Can Only Watch as Dorm-Room Door Slams
• Austerity or Stimulus? What We Need Is Growth
• U.K. Budget Was Better Theater Than Economic Policy
• German February Tax Revenue Jumps, Highlighting Domestic Demand
• Ryan Plan May Lead to Single-Payer Health Care
• Masters of the Universe Start to Challenge Ben Bernanke
• Draghi Says Worst of Debt Crisis ‘Is Over,’ Bild Reports
• Obama Agenda at Seoul Nuclear Summit Shaped by Campaign
• After Bo Xilai, Which Way Is China’s Red Ferrari Headed?
• Brainard of U.S. Says Finance Rules Must Be Globally Consistent
• Emirates Says ‘Whole Load of Airlines’ Will Fail in Fuel Squeeze
• Diamond Said Seeking Small Investment From Private Equity
• Three Blasts Heard at Site of Toulouse Suspect’s House
• BrightSource Seeking Up to $182.5 Million in Solar-Thermal IPO
• Saints Deserve This Martyrdom at Hands of NFL’s Goodell
• NFL Bans Saints’ Coach Payton for Year Over Bounty Program
• YPF Soars After Official Denies Takeover Bid: Buenos Aires Mover
• Australia’s Ship Industry to Get Tax Law Boost, Albanese Says
• Default Swaps Benchmark in U.S. Falls After Housing Data
• J&J Marketed Vaginal Mesh Implant Without U.S. Approval
• How Depression-Era Children Learned About Money: Echoes
• Debelle Says Bank Funding Costs Rising Relative to RBA Cash Rate
• Crude Oil, Metals Lead Gain; Wheat Drops: Commodities at Close
• Egypt May Keep Interest Rates Unchanged as It Seeks IMF Loans
• Romney Gets Endorsement While Facing Etch A Sketch Issue
• AMR to Trim Eagle Costs $75 Million With Up to 600 Job Cuts
• JPMorgan Joins BofA in Cutting Senior Mortgage Traders
• Kinzinger Support From Cantor Draws Tax Group Warning
• Diamond Foods Agrees to Higher Interest Rates and Halts Dividend
• Mexico Stocks: Urbi Desarrollos, Cemex, Homex, Penoles
• Gasoline Falls as Demand Declines, Home Market Shows Weakness
• Brazil Real Falls on Dollar Purchase; Rate-Futures Yields Drop
• HVB Will Introduce Franchised Branches in Germany, FTD Reports
• Canadian Dollar Rises Versus Resource Peers on U.S. Growth
• Madonna Vows to Oppose Gay Law in Putin’s Hometown
• Former New York Giants Assistant Coach Ron Erhardt Dies at 80
• Mali Military Blocks Presidential Palace After Gunshots
• Mexican Peso Bonds Snap Two-Day Slump on U.S. Housing Data
• Lawson Software Sets Rate on $3.5 Billion of Merger Loans
• U.S. 10-Year Yields Fall as Mortgage Applications Drop
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for March 21
• Gensler Wants 50 Percent More CFTC Money for Dodd-Frank Work
• Dollar Gains as Economic Pace Concern Boosts Safe-Asset D
• Emerging-Market Stocks Drop as Chinese Concerns Deter Investors
• Colombia’s January Industrial Output Rose 2.4% From Year Ago
• Treasuries Rise a 2nd Day as Oil Gains, S&P 500 Retreats
• Existing U.S. Home Sales Hold Near Two-Year High: Economy
• Former UNLV Coach Tarkanian in Good Condition After Heart Attack
• Peru Stocks: Atacocha, Buenaventura, Cerro Verde, Maple
• Stocks Rebound in N.Y. on Bank Credit Easing: China Overnight
• Fake Virus Extortion Ordeal Had Millionaire Fearing for Life
• Tenet Healthcare Suit Over Community Health Buyout Dismissed
• Arcapita Bankruptcy Was Forced by Hedge Funds, Lawyer Says
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, March 21
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, March 21
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, March 21
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, March 21
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on March 21
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, March 21
• Houghton Mifflin Bonds at Record Low on Restructuring Report
• Google Customers Sue Over Changes to Privacy Policy Rules
• U.S. Stocks Fall as Energy Shares Drop on Profit Concern
• Brazilian Stock Movers: Brasil Brokers, CSN, Embraer Were Active
• Crude Oil Options Volatility Falls After Inventories Decline
• Zynga Said to Pay $200 Million for ‘Draw Something’ Creator
• House Republicans Proposing 20% Small-Business Tax Cut
• USG Jumps After Signaling First Profit Since 2007: Chicago Mover
• U.S. Gulf Fuel Rises After Texas Refinery Reports Outage
• Saskatchewan Surplus Projected to Rise 70% in 2012-13 Budget
• Appalachian Coal Fights for Survival on Shale Boom: Commodities
• Baker Hughes, LinkedIn, Omnova, USG: U.S. Equity Movers
• DuPont Says Solar Panels to Cost Less Than TVs
• Verizon’s Deal With Cable May Be Truce of Rivals, Kohl Says
• Watson Said to Be in Talks to Buy Swiss Drugmaker Actavis
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for March 21
• Lloyds TSB Bank PLC Sells $1.5 billion 4.2% 5-Year Notes
• Assured Falls Most Since August as Moody’s Mulls Downgrades
• Kraft’s Name Change to Mondelez Leaves Experts Guessing
• NGP Capital Falls After Quarterly Dividend Cut: Houston Mover
• LinkedIn Reaches Highest Level Since August: San Francisco Mover
• Glencore Finds Viterra After BHP Billiton Miss: Corporate Canada
• Bombardier Agrees to Share CSeries Cockpit With China’s C919
• Vitro Says It Issued Debt Approved Under Restructuring
• Abbott Picks AbbVie as Name for Pharmaceutical Spinoff
• GE’s New U.S. Jobs Seen in Political Light on Immelt Role
• Chilean Stocks: Besalco, Empresas Hites and Sonda Are Active
• Stryker Stent May Not Be Worth the Stroke Risks, FDA Says
• Hartford Rises as CEO Responds to Paulson’s Breakup Push
• Ex-NASA Scientist Nozette Gets 13-Year Term in Spying Case
• Tebow Trade to Jets in Jeopardy Over Contract Detail, ESPN Says
• Basel Group Said to Set June Deadline for Liquidity-Rule Deal
• Quebec Aims to Boost Mining With Infrastructure in Budget
• U.S. Gulf Coast Crudes Mixed as Brent-WTI Differential Narrows
• NYC 911 Improvement Plan Is $1 Billion Over Budget, Liu Says
• China Passes U.S. in Android, Apple Smart-Device Activations
• Colombian Peso Retreats as U.S. Housing Report Damps Risk Demand
• Soybean Futures Rebound on Speculation China to Boost Purchases
• Alex Smith Re-Signs With NFL’s 49ers After Manning Joins Broncos
• American Express Credit Sells $1.5 billion 5-Year Notes
• Mutual Funds in U.S. Attracted $7.8 Billion Last Week, ICI Says
• YPF Board Says 2012 Investment to Reach 15 Billion Pesos
• HSBC Holdings to Exit Canadian Consumer-Finance Business
• Oil Climbs After U.S. Inventories Unexpectedly Decline in
• Some Biofuels Too Expensive for Anybody Except U.S. Navy
• Ethanol Falters as Energy Department Reports Record U.S. Supply
• Gauck Goes to Poland for First Foreign Trip, Leipziger Reports
• Caterpillar Financial Sells $275 million 5-Year Senior Notes
• Global Accounting Firms Oppose U.S. Term Limits for Auditors
• Free Syria Army
• Green Energy Must Dodge ’Valley of Death’: Holzschuh
• Ex-Bear Stearns Employees to Get $10 Million in Settlement
• Caterpillar Financial Sells $325 million 3-Year Sr Unsec Notes
• US Airways CEO Says Advisers Still Studying Merger With AMR
• Embraer Posts Quarterly Loss on Provision for AMR Plane
• Gold May Gain as a Weaker Dollar Spurs Investment Demand
• Illinois Farmland Values Jumped 21% in 2011, Farm Managers Say
• TSA Pressed to Expand Faster Screening to More Travelers
• Nigerian Finance Minister Said to Be Considered for World Bank
• Midas Sued by Shareholder Over $173 Million TBC Buyout
• Eisman Said to Start With $22.9 Million From Friends, Family
• Christie Casino Glut Depresses Borgata Bonds: Corporate Finance
• Baldness Protein Found in Study That May Lead to Treatments
• Chinese Coup Rumors Run Wild Online, Then Disappear: Adam Minter
• Transocean Spared in Chevron Spill Probe by Brazil Regulator
• Opap Fourth-Quarter Profit Falls 21% as Kino Sales Decline
• India May Cut Rates in April After Inflation Eased, Gopalan Says
• U.K. Plans Change to Tax Rule That Sent Nadal to Play in Germany
• Sky Zone Failed as a Sport, Won With Trampoline Parks
• EPA Enforcement Tool Blunted by High Court in Wetlands Case
• Tiger Woods Uses Round at Augusta National to Test Injured Ankle
• Brooks Said to Be Quizzed on U.K. Defense Official Payment
• U.K. Considers Environment Tax to Replace Carbon ‘Burden’
• YPF to Use 91% of Profit to Issue New Shares, Official Says
• Cheney Iraq War Critic Arrest Case Heard by U.S. Supreme Court
• Deutsche Bank Financial-Institutions Banker Hammes Said to Leave
• Blood Test May Give Early Warning on Heart Attack, Study Finds
• Hungary Reacts ‘Constructively’ to Criticism, Jagland Tells FAZ
• Google Said to Rethink Wallet Strategy Amid Slow Adoption
• Student Borrowers Lack Understanding of Loan Terms
• Microsoft’s Allen Gives $300 Million to Brain Research Center
• Melvyn Kaufman, Builder of ‘Vital’ Manhattan Towers, Dies at 87
• Centrica, Dong Form Wind-Farm Venture for Irish Sea Projects
• Allen Stanford Cites Media ‘Tweets’ as Basis for New Trial
• Wheat Futures Decline as Rains May Improve Great Plains Crops
• KPMG Cuts Size of German Management Board, Handelsblatt Reports
• Italy’s Main Union to Strike Over Monti’s Labor Overhaul
• Commerzbank Said to Agree With EU to Reduce Balance Sheet
• Areva Says It Will Bid With EDF to Build Polish Nuclear Plant
• Ziggo Jumps After IPO Raises $1.1 Billion at Top End
• Finance Council Should Speed Up Speculation Curbs, Chilton Says
• Eurex to Offer French Government Bond Futures Trading Next Month
• European Body to Close Loophole That Hurts Premier League Teams
• Romney Wins Where it Counts: Collecting Money, Delegates
• Iraq Plans to Load Tanker at Offshore Southern Terminal in Days
• Nigerian Troops Kill Nine Suspected Islamist Gunmen in Kano
• Corn Futures Decline on Indications of Rising Ethanol Supplies
• Cantor 20% Small-Business Tax Cut Won’t Have Industry Limits
• Inditex 2011 Profit Rises 12% on Asian, Online Expansion
• Gilts Advance as Osborne Says Deficit to Fall Amid Spending Cuts
• Industries Qatar May Seek Other Funding Sources After Rating Cut
• Poland Says Shale Reserves May Be 85% Below U.S. Estimate
• NFL Suspends Saints’ Coach Payton for Year Over Bounty Program
• U.K.’s ‘Fraught’ CO2 Tax on Power Companies Doubles for 2014
• U.K. Stocks Are Little Changed as Osborne Unveils Budget
• Most European Stocks Fall on U.S. Data; Adidas Declines
• Addex Says Parkinson’s Treatment Alleviates Symptoms in Trial
• London Luxury-Home Prices Gain as Foreigners Seek Lower Risk
• Peru to Seek Private Investors for $10.4 Billion Projects
• APR Energy Falls After Results Delay, ‘Disappointing’ Orders
• Bavarian Nordic May Seek Government Funding for Anthrax Vaccine
• Aviva CEO Got 9% Rise in 2011 Compensation as Shares Fell
• Swiss Stocks Are Little Changed After U.S. Housing Data
• Ex-FrontPoint Manager Must Pay Morgan Stanley $10.2 Milli
• HSBC Sells 5.6 Million Lira of Discount Uridashi Notes
• Bernanke Says Europe Must Aid Banks Even as Strains Ease
• Flughafen Wien Cuts Dividend in Half as Costs Hurt Profit
• Spanish Bonds Fall on Restructuring Concern; German Bunds Gain
• Serbian Central Bank Sells Euros to Slow Dinar Declines
• What Was Sony Thinking With Tablet P?: Rich Jaroslovsky
• Europe Revival Seen in Most Bond Sales Since ’10: Credit Markets
• Canadian Natural Gas Declines on Warmer-Than-Normal U.S. Weather
• Mol Drops Most in Month, Pushing Hungary’s BUX Index Lower
• U.S. Navy Wants to Increase Armed Forces’ Biofuels Use
• Mauritius Central Bank Closely Watching HSBC Unit Sale Reports
• U.K. Tax on 2 Million-Pound Home Purchases May Deter Buyers
• Turkish Stocks: Anel Elektrik, Pinar, Yaprak Move in Istanbul
• Saudi Aramco to Ship First Cargo From Yasref in Late 2014
• Hungary Stocks: Refiner Mol, OTP Bank Move in Budapest Trading
• Canada Dollar Gains Momentum Against Aussie: Technical Analysis
• Czech Stocks: Erste Group Bank, New World Resources Are Active
• Spain’s Default Risk Is Rising, Buiter Says: Tom Keene
• ADM, Corn Refiners Seek Dismissal From Sugar Producers’ Lawsuit
• Tanker Cargo Rises 32% on Saudi Exports, Arctic Says
• Facebook Investor DST Seeks $1 Billion for New Tech Fund
• Great Wolf Chief Calls $703 Million Apollo Deal ‘Compelling’
• Google Complaint Said to Be Reviewed by EU as Soon as Next Week
• Talon Leukemia Treatment Wins Backing of FDA Advisory Panel
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for March 21
• Jaguar Said to Invest as Much as $3 Billion With Chery
• SEC Urges Congress to Amend Dodd-Frank’s Swap-Data Rules
• Access Bank Nigeria to Sell Intercontinental Bank U.K. Unit
• FCC Moves Toward Helping Small Carriers Challenge AT&T, Verizon
• Kenyan Shilling Falls Second Day as Businesses Pay Monthly Bills
• Netflix Original Monster Series ‘Hemlock Grove’ Debuts in 2013
• Credit Agricole Adds 550 Million Euros to July 2015 Bonds
• Aussie, N.Z. Dollars Drop as Stocks Fall on Damped Risk A
• Kraft to Be Renamed Mondelez After Grocery Unit Is Spun Off
• Slovakia’s Fico Committed to Cutting 2013 Budget Deficit
• Iraq to Pay $480 Million Owed to Egyptian Workers From Years Ago
• EIB Weighs $442 Million Loan for Colruyt Wind Farm Off Belgium
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: First Bank Nigeria, Kenya Airways
• Ikea to Invest $330 Million in Five Serbian Stores, NIN Reports
• Ruble Strengthens Against Basket as U.S. Supply Drop Spurs Crude
• Bolton to Play First Match Since Player’s Collapse on Field
• Iran Diplomats Cased NYC Landmarks, Police Official Says
• Gilt Sales to Drop 6% as U.K. Avoids Recession, Transfers Assets
• JLT Group Interested in Expanding Insurance Broking in Croatia
• Utah Governor Signs 72-Hour Abortion Waiting Period Bill
• U.K. to Guarantee Tax Breaks for Dismantling Oil Platforms
• Options Signal Yen Volatility Spreads at Most Extreme Levels
• First Bank Nigeria Rises Most in Month on Dividend Bets
• Erste Falls Second Day, Leads Czech Stocks Lower on U.S. Report
• IRS Chief Says Agency Isn’t Targeting Political Nonprofit Groups
• Copper Premiums Rise on Drained, Lopsided Stocks, Aurubis Says
• Gas Supplies to Show Earliest Increase Since 2007, Analysts Say
• WL Bank Said to Plan 500 Million-Euro Sale of Covered Bonds
• Bernanke Says Europe Must Aid Banks Even as Strains Ease
• NetEase Jumps to Record After ‘WarCraft’ License Renewed
• Coffee Gains on Speculation Supply to Tighten;Cocoa Drops
• Banking Regulation May Hurt Hedging in Commodities, Study Finds
• Chile Peso Fluctuates as Copper’s Gain Blunts U.S. Housing Data
• Verizon to Tell U.S. Comcast Deal Causes No Consumer Harm
• Mexico International Reserves Fell to $148 Billion, Bank Says
• Employment for U.S. Hispanics Tops Pre-Recession Peak, Pew Says
• Top Junk Pummels Treasuries for Safest Profits: Riskless Return
• Kenya Airways Weakens the Most in a Week on Dilution Concern
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, March 21
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, March 21
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, March 21
• Fisher Urges Breakup of U.S. Banks Which Are Hindering Recovery
• TEST Bloomberg Television: 0600
• Burkina Faso Residents Protest Iamgold’s Essakane Mine Jobs
• CSN Drops After Barclays Cuts Stock Recommendation: Rio Mover
• Ethanol Output in U.S. Rose to 893,000 Barrels a Day, DOE Says
• EFSF Sells EU4 Bln 2% Notes Due 2017
• Germany Plans to Cut Spending, Borrowing in Bid to Erase Deficit
• IRS Eliminated 5,000 Jobs in Past Year Amid Budget Cuts
• Liver-Meeting Summaries to Be Released March 22
• Equity Bank Shares Gains for a Second Day: Nairobi Mover
• Pyramid Regulation Spurs Internet Gold Plunge: Israel Overnight
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for March 16 (Text)
• Single-Cup Coffee Reduces ‘Waste,’ Bean Demand, Illy Says
• Fish, Forests Must Be Part of Global Accounting, Lawmakers Say
• Mitsubishi Electric, Toshiba Face New Cartel Fines, EU Says
• BPCE Taps 4.5% Bonds Maturing in 2022 for 200 Million Euros
• Russia’s Support for Syrian Leader Assad Begins to Waver
• Kenyan Shilling Falls, Businesses Plans to Settle Monthly Bills
• ABN Amro Said to Sell 1.25 Billion Euros of 10-Year Bonds
• L.A. Burgers Invade New York as Economy Rebounds: Retail
• Vantiv Seeks More Than Double Peers’ Value in IPO
• Argentina’s YPF Rises 5.5% at Start of Trading in Buenos Aires
• Kuwait GDP May Grow 5.4% on Increase in Oil Prices, KUNA Reports
• Belarus to Cut Russian Gas Imports After Nuclear Plant Begins
• Caxton Said to Hire Barclays’s Quinn as Corporate Credit Manager
• Ukraine Spring-Grain Plantings to Rise 29%, Interfax Says
• Grains Called Lower on Beneficial U.S. Weather; Soy May Rise
• Poll Shows Mexico’s PRI Presidential Candidate Backed by 33%
• Oracle Gains on Report Showing Buoyant Business Software
• Rieter to Double Chinese Workforce in Two Years, Chairman Says
• PDVSA 2011 Profit Fell to $3.71 Billion, National Assembly Says
• NicOx Stock Rises on Eye-Drug Company Stake-Purchase Plan
• Nigeria February Inflation Unexpectedly Slows to 11.9%
• Volkswagen Mans Up With Beetle
• Hippocrates’s 3-Cent Aspirin a Day May Keep Cancer at Bay
• Russian Fund Bids for Three Petroplus Refineries, Reuters Says
• North Carolina Prepares for Rest of Tournament Without Marshall
• Oil Rises as Report Shows Supply Decline
• Osborne Says U.K. Must Solve Short-Fall of Airport Capacity
• Text of U.K. Chancellor George Osborne’s Budget Speech
• Consumption Will Become China’s Top Economic Driver, Xinhua Says
• French Forces Arrest Toulouse Suspect, Police Officer Says
• Iraq’s Al-Saqr Al-Jareh Wins $245 Million Housing Project
• Osborne Says U.K.’s Top Tax Rate Will Be 45% From April 2013
• Dubai Stocks Gain Most in Week on Dubai Investments Dividend
• Egypt Stocks: Citadel and Commercial International Bank Egypt
• Ukraine Grain Exports Increased 74% Since July 1, Interfax Says
• Somali Kidnappers Free British Hostage Held Since September
• Osborne Cuts U.K. Corporation Tax Rate to 24% From April
• Tech Mahindra Values Satyam at $1.8 Billion in Purchase
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Oil Rebounds From Biggest Drop in Three Months on Supply
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• OpenView Raises $200 Million for Business Software Investments
• Dena CDs Issued:India Money Market
• Oriental Ginza Sells Angel Fay to Winggo for HK$220 Million
• BOI and Canara CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Arcelormittal Said to Hire Banks for Bond Investor Call Today
• Buffett Seizes Lead in Bet on Stocks Beating Hedge Funds
• Repsol Rises as Argentina Suggests No YPF Takeover: Madrid Mover
• Hartford CEO Says Paulson’s Plan for Split Wouldn’t Make Sense
• Asian Stocks Drop on China Slowdown, Earnings Concerns
• Osborne Says U.K. to Avoid Recession as He Keeps Austerity Push
• Romania Probes Hewlett-Packard Unit for Possible Market Abuse
• Chevron Spill Cited as Company Error in ANP’s Report, Globo Says
• Corporate Bond Sales Surge Prompts SocGen to Lift Issue Forecast
• Suzlon Rejects Report of Relisting Repower as ’Speculative’
• Euro Erases Gain Against Dollar After Touching Two-Week High
• Swiss Life Invests in German Nursing Homes to Boost Returns
• Canada February Composite Leading Indicators (Text)
• Ukraine May Abolish Tax on Imported Oil Products, Ukranews Says
• World Bank Mulls Kosovo Energy Projects Finance as Demand Grows
• India Stock Futures Swing Between Gain, Loss on Deficit
• Iron Ore to Decline as China Growth Slows, Biggest Shipper Says
• Agricultural Bank, Nomura, Olympus: Asian Stocks Preview
• Real-Time Swap Rule, Sunstein Memo, Brazil Banks: Compliance
• Europe Seeks Power to Ban Non-EU Firms From Procurement Accords
• Skoda Auto 2011 Operating Profit Rises 66% on China, Russia
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Monti Says Italy to Ease Firing Rules Without Union Deal
• Fog Hinders Air Traffic in U.S. East as Midwest Heats Up
• Tanzania’s Gold Exports Jumped to $2.2 Billion by November
• Israel Stocks: El Al, Granite Hacarmel, Israel Chemicals, Hot
• Neste Oil Bonds Said to Yield 240 Basis Points Over Swaps
• Stocks to Begin a ‘Steady Upward Trajectory’ Goldman Says
• Naira Retreats First Day in Three After Bank Retains Rates
• MMK in Talks to Sell 49% of Turkish Mill to Fund Flinders’ Mines
• New York City’s Queens Now Cheaper for Buying Homes Than Renting
• Serbia to Work on Renewables With Spain’s Grupo Labaro, Sunco
• German Yields Reach Three-Month High as Greece Wins Bailout Vote
• Angola to Start Taxing Informal Traders This Year, Jornal Says
• Beijing Will Monitor Fine Particle Pollution on Its Main Roads
• Glaxo Joins J&J in $200 Million Fund With Index Ventures
• Lloyds Sandown Bond May Have 195 Basis-Point Spread, Banker Says
• Erste Group Bonds Said to Yield 175 Basis Points Over Swaps
• Siluanov Backs Higher Russian Capital Requirement After 2015
• Libya Boosts April Es Sider Oil Premium to $1 a Barrel
• Euro Touches Highest in Nearly 2 Weeks as Greek Aid OK’d
• Dubai Villa Sales Surge as Bank Lending Gains: Mortgages
• Egypt Blames Political Wrangling for IMF Deal Delay, Ahram Says
• Fed Funds Opened at 0.15%, Within Target Range, ICAP Says
• Gilts Snap Two-Day Gain Before Osborne Budget as Deficit Doubles
• Swatch Partner Hengdeli Net Rises as Rich Chinese Spend More
• Posen, Miles Vote for More Bond Purchases as BOE Splits: Economy
• Dubai Investments Surges Most in Week on Dividend: Dubai Mover
• Netherlands Doesn’t Support Proposed Financial-Transaction Tax
• Microsoft Says Windows Phone Will Pass Apple in China
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 4,000 Tons Palm Oil
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 1.96 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• BPCE Said to Tap 4.5% Bonds Due February 2022
• Pelamis Wave Seeks Industrial Partner to Boost Production
• Tanzania Seeks 46% Stake in Tata Soda Ash Project, Citizen Says
• Turkey Milk Companies Gain on Erdogan Pledge to School Children
• Greek Premier Appoints Sachinidis as Finance Minister
• WestLB 2011 Net Loss Narrows After Expenses, Provisions Decline
• Vietnam Dong Drops Most in More Than 2 Weeks on New Lending Rule
• Saudi Fund Chooses 12,000 for Interest-Free Mortgages, Okaz Says
• Douglas Delisting Not Excluded, May Suspend Dividend
• Miratorg Plans to Triple Breeding Cattle to 112,000 Cows by 2013
• China’s Iran Crude Imports Drop 45% in February
• Egypt Targets $2 Billion Income From Selling Land to Expatriates
• S&P 500 Index May Begin Correction: Technical Analysis
• Noble Said to Delay General Syndication of $1.5 Billion Loan
• Vodafone Wins Return of $500 Million Indian Tax Deposit
• ING Sells Its 77% Stake in Warsaw’s Zlote Tarasy Retail Complex
• Soria Sees 20% Chance of Spanish Oil Find Off Lanzarote
• Henderson Land 2011 Underlying Profit Rises 10% on Rental Income
• Soybeans May Gain on Speculation U.S. Planting Didn’t Increase
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Dubai Investments, Dubai Islamic Bank
• Royal Mail Wins EU Approval for U.K. Government Pension Aid
• Ryanair Airport Agreements Probed by European Union Regulators
• Iceland Central Bank Raises Benchmark Rate to Cap Inflation
• Tanzania Plans State-Run Board to Handle Mining-Permit Requests
• Spain’s Acciona Starts to Build Its First Wind Farm in Croatia
• Qantas Says Plan for Asian Hub on Hold for Up Three Years
• France Seeks Closer Business Ties With Germany, Magazine Says
• Generali Targets Higher Earnings in 2012 as Profit Drops
• Lehman, Taylor Bean, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley in Court News
• Vivendi Says Shareholder Qatar Holding Raised its Stake to 2%
• Saudi Mortgage Market Slowest in Gulf as Reform Drags, CBRE Says
• ABN Amro Revizes Price Guidance for Issue of 10-year Bonds
• Thailand to Sell 79,333 Tons of Sugar on March 26
• Rongsheng Heavy Tumbles After Profit Decline: Hong Kong Mover
• Avangardco Full-Year Profit Rises 6.2% on Higher Sales, Prices
• Injured Rodwell May Miss Euro 2012, Guardian Says: Roundup
• Morgan Stanley Says 2012 U.S. Gasoline Demand to Decline
• Li Ka-Shing’s ARA Considers Yuan IPO as Currency Demand Wanes
• News Express: Inditex Net Income Rises 12%
• Thailand Stocks: KCE Electronics, Krungthai Card, LH Financial
• IILM Plans First Islamic Dollar Bill Sale of Up to $1 Billion
• BlackBerry Fund Raises $150 Million to Invest in App Startups
• Osborne Needs 5 Billion Pounds to Fund U.K. Budget Giveaways
• Talanx Said to Add Banks for IPO as Early as First Half
• Asia Naphtha Crack Shrinks; Shell Sells Gasoline: Oil Products
• Air Arabia Adds Planes to Egypt, Morocco Bases as Demand Grows
• Astra Agro Sells 9,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• U.S. Gasoline Data May Not Reflect Consumption Levels, WSJ Says
• Indonesian Rupiah Falls as Costlier Oil Fuels Inflation Concern
• Pound Weakens Versus Euro After BOE Minutes, U.K. Deficit Report
• Billionaire Ortega's Inditex Beats Estimates
• New World Resources Snaps Four-Day Rout, Rebounds From 2012 Low
• Indonesia Stock Movers: Astra, Garuda Indonesia, United Tractors
• Belle Net Rises 24%; Company Buys Acquires Big Step
• Tower Bersama Hires Banks for $250 Million Senior Term Loan
• Neste Oil Said to Sell 200 Million Euros of Five-Year Bonds
• China’s Crude, Gasoline, Diesel, Kerosene Inventory Table
• Burundi Spending 1 Billion Francs a Month to Subsidize Fuel
• Murphy Oil Said to Sell Kikeh Crude Cargo at Premium of About $9
• Indonesia Says No Injuries From Blast Near Embassy in Paris
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• Volkswagen Can’t Challenge Suzuki’s GTi Trademark, EU Court Says
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• EFSF Five-Year Bonds Said to Yield 38 Basis Points Over Swaps
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• Goldman Sachs Trader Raj Sethi Said to Quit, May Join Hedge Fund
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• Continental AG Says Forecast Won’t Change as China Slows
• China Developers Set Up Funds as Cash Is Squeezed Amid Curbs
• Monti Risks Strikes to Revamp Italian Labor: Euro Credit
• Thai Rate-Cut Pause Lifts Currency as Growth Forecast Raised
• Zimplats May Face Nationalization, Zimbabwe's Herald Says
• Sainsbury Sales Beat Estimates as Grocer Closes Gap on Tesco
• Axa’s French Business to Double Investments in Real-Estate Debt
• Oil Export Security Is Priority for Iraq, Al Khatteeb Says
• Yuan Forwards Drop a Second Day as China’s Growth Seen Slowing
• Hankook Plans to Raise Tire Prices 5% as Rubber Costs Rise
• Sovereign, Corporate Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Asian Currencies Weaken on Concern China’s Growth Is Slowing
• U.K. 10-Year Gilts Decline With Yield Increasing to 2.45 Percent
• Tobacco Use Killed 6 Million in 2011, Cancer Society Says
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• China Stocks: China Cosco, China Oilfield, Huaneng, PetroChina
• China’s 22-Day Moving Average for the Cost of Crude Rises 0.19%
• ABN Amro Said to Sell 10-Year Senior Unsecured Bonds in Euros
• Oil Rebounds From Biggest Drop in Three Months
• Tingyi Profit Misses Estimates on Costs, Slowing Economy
• U.S. Exempts Japan, 10 EU Nations From Iran Oil Sanctions
• Hong Kong Stocks Decline as Developers Fall Amid China Concern
• German 10-Year Bunds Decline; Yield Advances to 2.06 Percent
• Reinsurance Rates Need to Increase, Allianz Re Head Ahmed Says
• Copper Advances on U.S. Demand Speculation: LME Preview
• Treasury 10-Year Yield Surge May Be Ending: Technical Ana
• EDP Plans 200 Million-Euro Bond Sale to Individuals, Diario Says
• Turkey Plans Tax Boost for Vehicle Energy Efficiency, Vatan Says
• Japan Seeks to Purchase Least Milling Wheat in Two Weeks
• Ringgit Rises as U.S. Recovery Signs Brighten Export Prospects
• Philippine Stocks: Bloomberry, Jollibee Foods, Nickel Asia
• REC Climbs Most in a Week After Announcing Plans to Close Plant
• Exiting PBOC Adviser Urges More Power for Central Bank: Economy
• Andritz Wins 44 Million-Euro Hydropower-Plant Order in Turkey
• Ukraine Rail Picks Morgan Stanley for Bonds, IFX Says
• Portuguese Debt Agency President Soares to Step Down, IGCP Says
• Credit Suisse Proposes Bohnet, Gerber for Election to Board
• REC to Close Unprofitable Solar Wafer Plant in Norway on Demand
• Dale Says U.K. Inflation May Not Slow as Fast as BOE Expects
• Syrian Rebels Retreat From Eastern City as Annan Plans New Visit
• Telefonica Hires Banks for Atento Unit Sale, Confidencial Says
• Somalia Capital Hit by Car-Bomb Blast; One Person Is Injured
• Kenya’s National Pension Fund Plans 30,000 Units Housing Project
• EU’s Almunia Envisages Merger Wave in Europe, Sueddeutsche Says
• South China Sea Disputes Stall Energy Production, U.S. Says
• Thai Baht Gains as Central Bank Keeps Borrowing Costs Unchanged
• Pound Drops Before Osborne Presents Budget, BOE Releases Minutes
• German Note Yield Approaches 3-Month High Before Debt Auctions
• Hungary to Start IMF Talks in May If Conditions Met, Hvg.hu Says
• Hong Kong, Singapore Office Rents to Drop at Least 15%, JLL Says
• Japan Stocks Snap Five-Day Gain on China Slowdown Concern
• Madrid May Boost Transport Ticket to Cut Deficit, Expansion Says
• Philippine Deficit Narrows From Record as Spending Eases
• China Steel Swings to Fourth-Quarter Loss After Cutting Output
• Germany Will Defend VW Law in European Court, Handelsblatt Says
• Mono Steel Completes 10-Megawatt Solar Plant in India’s Gujarat
• German FDP’s Kubicki Urges Higher Income Tax, Tagesspiegel Says
• Siemens Chairman Wants Four New Board Members, Capital Says
• Danish FSA Tells Bank Boards to Wise Up as 50% Fall Short
• Spain May Take Stakes in Unprofitable Toll Roads, Cinco Reports
• ISRAEL DAYBOOK: Hot Telecommunication to Release Results
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• China Imported 20.55 Million Tons of Coal in February
• Korean Won Falls to One-Week Low on China Slowdown; Bonds Drop
• News Express Asia: David Jones Tumbles
• China Mobile Chairman Wang to Retire From Parent, Caixin Says
• General Electric Seeks Turkish Factoring Company, Vatan Reports
• Cameroon’s Average Cocoa Export Price Climbed 0.6% Last Week
• Formosa Plastics Falls After Net Misses Estimates: Taipei Mover
• Vietnam Stock Movers: Khang Dien House, Mien Dong, Pomina Steel
• Mexico City Buildings Pass Shake Test After 1985 Quake Lessons
• David Jones Forecasts Smallest Profit Since 2006 on Costs
• China Resources Profit Beats Estimates as Beer Sales Rise
• Taiwan Stocks: Cathay Financial, Formosa Plastics, TSMC
• Mexico City Buildings Shake in Strongest Earthquake Since 2003
• ElBaradei Says Iran To Develop Atomic Weapons If Israel Attacks
• Jebel Ali Free Zone Proposes Plan to Repay Sukuk, MEED Reports
• Sarkozy Hones Crisis-Fighting Credentials in French Manhunt
• Myanmar Leader Targets Vietnam Trade in Trip Across Region
• Lloyds TSB Bank Plc Sells BRL5.07 million 0.5% 6-Year Notes
• Nissan Revives Datsun After Three Decades to Boost Sales
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• Top Seeds Baylor, Notre Dame Advance in Women’s NCAA Tournament
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• Djibouti Telecom Signs Accord With Level 3 on Internet Services
• Knicks Beat Raptors 106-87 for Fourth Straight Win Under Woodson
• Romney Leads Republicans With $12 Million Raised in February
• Nissan Revives Datsun Brand, Plans to Begin Sales in 2014
• JPMorgan Employees Join Goldman Sachs Among Top Obama Donors
• House Republicans Gamble With Election-Year Spending Cuts
• TriWest on Brink as Contract Loss Shows Peril of Government Bets
• Quarterback Alex Smith Agrees to Terms With 49ers, NFL.com Says
• Volkswagen Mans Up With Bug Leaving Women Behind in Sales
• Transocean Holders’ Suits Over Rig Explosion Dismissed by Judge
• Unemployment Rises for Afghanistan and Iraq Era Veterans
• Geithner Agrees to Testimony in Lehman’s JPMorgan Suit
• Copper-Oil Ratio Signals Drop in U.S. Stocks
• Rainwater Toilets in Apartments Add Value for Developers
• Tiger Woods Comes Through Two Days of Tavistock Cup Unscathed
• Tim Tebow Second Chance Looms for Jaguars With Manning in Denver
• Canyoneering Lures Eco-Adventurers to Costa Rica Jungle: Travel
• Bankrupt Bank Logos, Baselitz, Monkey King: Chelsea Art
• Calatrava’s $182 Million Bridge Favors Park Over Freeway
• Acme Morphs From Down-Home to Upscale With $32 Lobster
• Amazon Wrings Profit From Fulfillment as Spending Soars: Tech
• JPMorgan Claims No. 1 for Government Debt After Jefferson County
• Morgan Stanley Among Firms Allowed to Bid in Harrisburg
• Apple’s New IPad ‘Significantly Hotter,’ Consumer Reports Says
• Peyton Manning Joins Broncos in Search of Second Super Bowl Win
• Banco Popolare, ING, Vinci: European Equity Preview
• Passport Said to Fire 14 Employees After Hedge Fund Loss
• Ex-Lehman Director to Appear in Court on Second Forgery Charge
• Too Few Truck Drivers Means Swift’s Profit in Expansion: Freight
• Previously Owned U.S. Home Sales Probably Climbed
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