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March 23, 2012

• Reichenbach ‘More Optimistic Than Ever’ on Greece, Passauer Says
• North Carolina Needs Overtime to Beat Ohio in NCAAs, Baylor Wins
• Christie Says Republicans ‘Stupid’ to Extend Nomination Process
• Baylor Defeats Xavier to Reach Regional Final in NCAA Tournament
• Dartmouth President Kim Nominated by Obama for World Bank
• Ex-Lehman Broker Devlin Sentenced to Three Years’ Probation
• Brazil Said to Still Be Evaluating World Bank Candidates
• IG Metall Head Calls for Pay Limit for Executives, Berliner Says
• IG Metall Head ‘Confident’ on Salary Increase, Berliner Reports
• European Stocks Post Biggest Weekly Loss of 2012
• Asia Stocks Cap Biggest Weekly Loss This Year
• MF’s Corzine Ordered Funds Moved to JP Morgan, Memo Says
• World’s Richest Lose $8 Billion as Financial Markets Fall
• Brazil Real Rises Most in Three Weeks as Commodity Prices Gain
• Baseball Commissioner Objects to Dodgers Bankruptcy Plan
• Kim, Ocampo and Okonjo-Iweala to Be Considered for World Bank
• Santander Mexico Focused on Mortgages, Small-Business Lending
• Barbour Says Romney Can Overcome Primary Attacks (Transcript)
• English Soccer Bets on $158 Million Site to Win Trophy
• California’s Brown Says He’ll Consider Fracking Standards
• Hartford Offers Levenson $2 Million Bonus to Stay
• Silver, Crude Oil Advance; Sugar Declines: Commodities at Close
• Hewlett-Packard Approves 10% Increase in Quarterly Dividend
• Peru’s Central Bank Raises 2012 Growth Projection to 5.7%
• Peruvian Yields Rise Most in Three Months on Chinese Slowdown
• Wells Fargo Should Be Forced to Meet Subpoenas, SEC Says
• Obama Says It’s ‘Imperative’ That Florida Shooting Be Probed
• China Banks Said to Underestimate Local Government Risks
• Emerging-Market Stocks Climb as Suppliers to Apple Gain
• Asia Currencies Pare Weekly Losses on Record Yuan Reference Rate
• Bloomberg Pictures of the Week
• Wise Ways to Spend a Tax Refund
• Treasuries Rise for Fourth Day on Global Growth Concern
• Peru Stocks: Aceros Arequipa, Buenaventura, Rio Alto
• Optima Studying Mexico IPO as Demand for Energy Efficiency Rises
• Commodity Currencies Advance as Stocks Gain Boosts Risk Demand
• Armstrong, Citigroup, Verisk, Weatherford: U.S. Equity Preview
• NRC Poised to Award Scana Licenses for Two Reactors on March 30
• Fed’s Lockhart, Bullard Oppose Additional Purchases of Assets
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for March 23
• Ethanol Snaps Losing Streak on Expectation for Production Cuts
• Credit Swaps Rise as New U.S. Home Purchases Unexpectedly Fall
• U.S. Stocks Rise as Oil Rally Offsets Drop in Home Sales
• Vipshop Raises Less Than Target
• Texas Tops Finds From Brazil to Bakken as Best Prospect: Energy
• Oil Rally Helps Stocks Reverse Drop as Treasuries Rise
• Colombia Keeps 5.25% Rate to Gauge Effect of Nine Increases
• Brazilian Stock Movers: Brasil Foods, LLX Logistica, OGX
• Edenor Falls After JPMorgan Warns of Default: Buenos Aires Mover
• KB Home Falls 8.5% After Reporting Decline in Net Orders
• Leon Black’s Bid Gets No Respect as Great Wolf Surges: Real M&A
• Lions Gate Bonds Rise Rise on ‘Hunger Games’: L.A. Mover
• Scottrade to Cooperate in State Brokerage Antitrust Probe
• Doctors Pressure FDA for Nonprescription Birth Control Pills
• Tyco, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, GE in Court News
• Gasoline Advances to 10-Month High on Supply Concerns, Economy
• Argentine Stocks: Edenor, Telecom Argentina and YPF Were Active
• U.S. Gulf Oil Premiums Gain as Brent Strengthens Against WTI
• Chilean Stocks: Cencosud, Paz Corp and Salfacorp Were Active
• Credit Suisse Relents After VIX Note Whipsaws Investors
• Convicted Tyco CEO Kozlowski Moves Back to Manhattan
• Coventry, KB Home, Monster, Micron: U.S. Equity Movers
• RIM to Give Developers Prototypes for New BlackBerry in May
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for March 23
• Monster Worldwide at 7-Month High After Upgrade: New York Mover
• Weekly Links: Echoes
• US Airways Said to Brief AMR Creditors on Takeover Plan
• Sales of New Houses in U.S. Fall for Second Month: Economy
• Soybeans, Corn Climb as Smaller Argentina Crops Boost U.S. Sales
• Quest, Lab Corp. Fall After Fraud Whistle-Blower Interview
• Tebow Set to Discuss Backup Role to Jets Quarterback Sanchez
• Highest-Rated Junk Loans Set to Beat Bonds, Credit Suisse Says
• Gulf Coast Gasoline Weakens Second Day Following Inventory Gain
• Wells Fargo Sues Medical Development Over $30 Million Loan
• The Making of an Innovation Master
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on March 23
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, March 23
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, March 23
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, March 23
• Rovio Executive Says ‘Angry Birds Space’ Skips Windows Phone
• Deloitte & Touche Sued in New York Over WG Trading Fraud
• BNY Mellon Foreign-Currency Fraud Case Set for Trial in Virginia
• Bears Running Back Marion Barber Retires After Seven NFL Seasons
• Parlux Fragrances Buyout Should Be Blocked, Lawyer Contends
• Canadian Dollar Drops as Crude and Stocks Head for Weekly
• Fed’s Lockhart Says He Doesn’t Rule Out More Stimulus Steps
• Greece Extends Deadline for Foreign-Law Bonds in Debt Swap
• Bats Global IPO Turns Ugly After Apple Halt, Quote Error
• Oil Rises Almost $3 a Barrel on Iran Report
• Fed’s Lockhart Says He Doesn’t Want More Asset Purchases Now
• Ex-SK Foods Chief Pleads Guilty to Racketeering Charges
• Torre Returns to MLB After Group’s Unsuccessful Bid for Dodgers
• Crude Oil Options Volatility Rises as Underlying Futures Surge
• Thailand’s Rice Production to Climb in 2013, USDA Unit Says
• Trading of Bats Shares Won’t Resume Today, Exchange Announces
• Fed’s Lockhart Says U.S. Economy ‘Gaining Traction’ This Year
• Colombia Central Bank Rate Statement (Text) (Spanish)
• Ghana Supporting Third-Worst Currency With Treasury Rates
• Jobs at Home Drive Obama Administration’s Egypt Aid Decision
• U.S. Feedlots Bought 2.8% More Cattle on Expectation for Profit
• Brazil May Invest $3 Billion in Energy Efficiency as Loans Rise
• Emerging Equity Funds Post 12th Week of Inflows, EPFR Says
• Oil Trumps Slowdown Concerns as Cnooc Advances: China Overnight
• Copper Rises as Higher Energy Costs May Curb Production at Mines
• Disney Junior’s McStuffins Battles Dora for Pre-Schoolers
• UBS Revamps Leadership in Americas Wealth-Management Unit
• TransCanada to Ship 450,000 Barrels a Day on Keystone
• Red Sox Relief Pitcher Bobby Jenks Is Arrested on DUI Charge
• Colombia 2012 Peso-Bond Yields Rise on Outlook for Rate Increase
• Manulife Financial Lowers Compensation for CEO Guloien
• Ex-Russian Banker Shot and Wounded in London Attack, PA Says
• Oil Spilled Off Scotland This Week Has Dispersed, Taqa Says
• Copper Bear Streak Extends as Manufacturing Shrinks
• DFJ Growth Said to Seek Up to $450 Million for Second Fund
• Investors Dump Falling-Interest-Rate View, Citigroup Survey Says
• Yankees’ Chamberlain Dislocates Ankle on Trampoline With Son
• Chile Peso Caps Biggest Weekly Decline Since December on China
• Maersk May Invest in $83 Million Suez Container Terminal Channel
• IRS Refunds to U.S. Taxpayers, Year to Date Statistics
• U.K. Subsidy Curbs Will End ‘Free Solar,’ Cut Jobs, HomeSun Says
• Woods Trails Leader Dufner by Six During Bay Hill 2nd Round
• CFTC Deputy Economist Moser Leaving for American University
• JPMorgan Sued by Trader Over $3 Million Decimal Point
• Bernanke Says Central Banks Should Learn More About Policy Tools
• BP Buys Forties Crude From Shell; Gunvor Fails to Sell Urals Oil
• Treasury 30-Year Bond Yields Drop Below 200-Day Moving Average
• Rosneft, TNK-BP, Novatek to Increase Gas Output, Minister Says
• Paramo Says ECB Isn’t Discussing Exit Strategy ‘in Detail’
• YPF Loses Two Oil Licenses in Argentina’s Mendoza Province
• MetLife Plans to Start Buybacks Once After Fed Oversight
• European Stocks Little Changed; Carmakers, Miners Advance
• U.K. Stocks Climb as BT Jumps on Pension-Deficit Pledge
• Swiss Shares Drop for Fifth Day as Swatch, Actelion Slide
• Facebook Discourages Businesses From Asking for User Passwords
• Shell Sued in U.K. Over ’Massive’ 2008 Nigerian Oil Spills
• Sealy Rejects Investor’s Criticism of KKR Role in Company
• Raiffeisen Too Cheap to Sell Shares in First Half, RZB Says
• Cable Reiterates U.K.-U.S. Talks Over Strategic Oil Reserves
• Packers to Sign Former Colts Center Jeff Saturday, ESPN Reports
• Italy’s Labor Reform Won’t Spur Firings, Napolitano Says
• German Bonds Rise on Global Slowdown Signs as Greek Debt Slides
• Nymex May Extend Heating Oil Contract, Reduce Sulfur Limit
• CMBS Head Mazzei Leaves Bank of America for Ladder Capital
• U.S. Loan Fund Inflows Most Since June, Bank of America Says
• Depfa, Pisa Swaps Feud Needs Trial in Italy and U.K., Judge Says
• Ex-NBA Player Tate George Indicted in $2 Million Ponzi Scam
• Cencosud Climbs as Earnings Top Estimates: Santiago Mover
• Triodos Plans to Start a Successor Fund for Renewable Power
• Lira Gains After Bank Withholds Low-Rate Lending for Second Day
• Russia Seeks to Link Budget Spedings Limit to Oil Prices:
• Spain Plans Law That Will Punish Politicians Who Overspend
• Turkey Stocks: Anadolu Hayat, Bizim Toptan, Vakiflar Bankasi
• Anadolu Hayat Rises on Turkey Pension Incentives Report
• U.S. Issues Guidelines to Help Wind-Farm Builders Protect Eagles
• Genzyme Patent for Kidney Disease Drug Hectorol Ruled Valid
• Canadian Natural Gas Advances on Warmer-Than-Normal U.S. Weather
• Cherry Blossoms Know the Climate Is Warming: Today's Pic
• ECB Amends Rule on Bank Bonds Guaranteed by Program States
• Bats Says Trading in Its Stock Is Halted Until Further Notice
• CFTC May Consider Post-MF Global Changes by Summer, Chilton Says
• Florida Teen’s Death Probed as U.S. Pursues More Hate Crimes
• Will Greg Smith Reform Wall Street?: Echoes
• Arcep Sees French Mobile-Phone Competition Cutting Jobs
• Czech Stocks: Kit Digital, New World Resources Move in Prague
• Fisker Said to Target $100 Million in New Funds by March 31
• Hitachi, Samsung Lose Bid to Dismiss Nokia LCD Price Case
• BBVA, Telecom Italia Might Reduce Dividends Next Week
• Scene in D.C.: Jane Cafritz, Martha Raddatz, Doug Aitken
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for March 23
• Energy Brokers Get Shelter From EU’s Shift to Exchanges
• South African Equities: BHP Billiton, Richemont, Putprop Active
• Duke Guard Rivers Leaving School for NBA Draft, CBS Sports Says
• Koellerer’s Life Ban for Trying to Fix Tennis Matches Is Upheld
• Julius Berger Nigeria Gains by Limit as Profit Rises 74%
• Canadian Dollar Erases Decline as Equities Extend Increase
• BOE Seeks Financial-Stability Tools Amid Fragile Outlook
• Ukraine Court Rules Against Rusal in Zalk Aluminum Plant Dispute
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Aluworks Ghana, Total Kenya Are Active
• MovieTickets.com Reports ‘Hunger Games’ Set a Presale Record
• Single-Serve Coffee Technology to Hurt Bean Demand, Fisher Says
• Iberia Express to Offer 17 Summer Routes, Build 14-Plane Fleet
• Yankees’ Chamberlain Injures Ankle Playing With Son, ESPN Says
• Italian 10-Year Bonds Advance; Yield Falls to 5.07 Percent
• Mexico Stocks: Cemex SAB, Consorcio Ara SAB Are Active
• World Coffee Demand Fueled by Emerging Markets, ICO’s Silva Says
• Belarus to Boost Soybean Planting This Year, UkrAgroConsult Says
• Lockheed Martin to Pay $15.9 Million for Mischarging U.S.
• Hungarian Bonds Fall Fourth Day, Lift Yields to Two-Month High
• Canaccord Founder Peter Brown to Step Down as Chairman in April
• Return to Seasonal Weather May Chill U.S. Northeast
• Canada Canola Processing Drops in Week Ended March 21; Soy Rises
• U.S. Stocks Reverse Drop as Oil Companies Rally on Iran Concerns
• U.K. Supreme Court Refuses Government Appeal on Solar Cuts
• Swiss Firms Slightly Less Worried About Franc, SNB Survey Finds
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, March 23
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, March 23
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, March 23
• Iran March Oil Exports Fall 300,000 Barrels a Day, Reuters Says
• EU Expands Sanctions Against Belarusian Government, Businesses
• FDA Must Withdraw Some Livestock Drugs in Superbug Ruling
• Toulouse Murders Color French Presidential Campaign
• Brazil Must Defend Real Without Fueling Inflation, Pimentel Says
• OGX and Perenco Drill 2 Dry Wells in Espirito Santo
• Ericsson Sets Lower Sales-Growth Target Over Three Years
• Mexico Peso Heads to Weekly Loss as Europe Growth Concern Mounts
• Russia’s Milling Rye Prices Declined 1% This Week, SovEcon Says
• U.S. Wants Iran Oil Buyers to Pledge Cuts or Risk Sanctions
• Kit Digital Tumbles Most in Three Years as Board Members Resign
• USDA Forecasts 2012 Food-Inflation at 2.5% to 3.5%, Unchanged
• Belka Says Zloty Gains on Confidence in Emerging Markets
• U.S. Stocks Fall as Sales of New Homes Unexpectedly Drop
• Russia-U.S. Relations to Improve Under Putin, Medvedev Aide Says
• Obama to Meet Medvedev on Syria, Missile Defense at Seoul Summit
• Scene NYC: Thorne Perkin, Charlotte-Anne Swerling
• Russian Equity Movers: Magnit, Aeroflot Shares Are Active
• Tryg Gains as Cost Efficiency Seen Improving: Copenhagen Mover
• Zynga’s Pincus to Sell 15% of Stake in Secondary Offering
• USDA Illinois Soybean Crush Report for March 23
• CaixaBank Said to Prepare Bid for Civica as Spain Urges Mergers
• Rand Heads for Worst Week in Six on China, Europe Growth Concern
• Soy Called to Open Higher on Smaller Crop; Grains May Rise
• Vietnam’s Coffee Growers Sell 60% of 2011-12 Crop, Volcafe Says
• Russia's Grain Shipments Seen Exceeding 27 Million Tons
• Portugal Calls for Bids to Mine Gold, Silver in the Country
• Northwestern, Tufts Tap Taxable Debt for Flexible Spending Bonus
• Morocco to Qualify 3 Groups for Solar Project, L’Economiste Says
• U.K. Banks Must Test Retail Structured Products for Fairness
• Russia’s Grain Crop Loss Estimate Changed to No More Than 6%
• Brazil Current Account Deficit Narrows to $1.77 Billion in Feb
• SAP Raises Salaries of co-CEOs, Starts New Compensation Plan
• China-Bound Crude Shipments Seen Rising 4.1% This Week
• Gamesa Picks Scotland for $198 Million Offshore Wind Investment
• Morgan Stanley Cuts Covered Bond Issuance Forecast on ECB Loans
• Chugoku, ENN Energy, Kanagawa Chuo: Asian Stocks Preview
• Brasil Foods Slumps After Net Income Misses Estimates
• West Ham Submits Bid to Use Olympic Facility as Soccer Stadium
• Russia Raises Crude Oil Duty by Most in Year After Urals Gains
• Afghan Farmer Recounts Being Told Americans Killed Family
• Australia’s Labor Party Faces Queensland Defeat in Gillard Blow
• Johnson Controls to Buy 49% of Turkish Battery Distributor Karat
• ETF Puts at 20-Month High on China Output Woes: Russia Overnight
• Putin’s Spending May Cripple Medvedev as Kudrin Eyes His Job
• Hypermarcas Signs Agreement With Ache, EMS and Uniao Quimica
• Bond Sales Revisit ’09 Highs as Plunging Yields Entice Borrowers
• Kosovo May Get S&P Rating in 2nd Half of 2012, Minister S
• A Brazilian Corruption Story Finally Stirs Outrage: Dom Phillips
• Bankruptcies Hit People Challenging Health Insurance Rule
• Madoff, JPMorgan, Stanford, Morgan Stanley in Court News
• KB Home Reports Narrower Loss on Higher Sales and Lower Charges
• OGX to Explore Two, Three Brazil Pre-Salt Prospects
• Morgan Stanley Ship Hauls Frozen Gas 14,500 Miles to Tokyo
• Fannie-Freddie ‘Largesse,’ Telmex, BNP-SocGen: Compliance
• New World Resources Declines for Third Week to Three-Month Low
• Oil Near One-Week Low in New York; Set for Weekly Decline
• Euro Advances Versus Most Peers, Yen Gains Versus U.S. Dollar
• Cameron Plans Minimum Alcohol Price in Bid to Curb Disorder
• EON Says EU Should Create Carbon Target of 50% Cut by 2030
• Yen Falls Before U.S. Homes Data, After Bullard Comments
• Baltic Exodus Tests Austerity Champion Tag After Cuts
• Senegal’s Wade Faces Former Ally Sall in Presidential Runoff
• Catalonia Confident to Meet Deficit Target, Finance Chief Says
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Fed Funds Open at 0.15%, Within Target Range, According to ICAP
• Ethiopia to Accelerate Land Commercialization Amid Opposition
• Mexico’s Sugar Production Fell 13% This Season Through March 17
• Canada February Core Inflation Rate Fastest in Three Years
• CVC’s Briggs Says Lack of Mezzanine, Retail Funds Hurt Buyouts
• French Sentiment Rises as Sarkozy Lifts Growth Forecast: Economy
• Cofinimmo Chief Fautre Resigns to Head Ageas Real-Estate Unit
• Portugal Town Halls Face Default Amid $12 Billion Debt
• EU Sees Window of Opportunity for Aviation CO2 Curbs Deal
• Morgan Stanley Buys U.K. Real Estate Loans From Ireland’s NAMA
• Sanofi, Facebook, News Corp., Apple: Intellectual Property
• Asia Gasoil, Fuel Oil Decline; JPMorgan Buys Fuel: Oil Products
• Standard Chartered’s Michael Rees Paid as Much as $13.4 Million
• Canada February Consumer Price Index Report (Text)
• RBS Names Biggs Chairman of Direct Line Insurance Group
• Noble Group Said to Market $1.5 Billion Loan in Syndication
• Komercni Banka Declines Most in a Week, Leads Czech Shares Lower
• Soybeans Rise as U.S. Growers May Shun Oilseeds for Corn
• Total Kenya Plummets and Heads for 10-Year Low: Nairobi Mover
• HSH Nordbank Forecasts 2012 Profit After Loss on Reorganization
• Chelsea May Pay Guardiola $64 Million to Move, Sun Says: Roundup
• Lanxess CEO Buys Stock Amid 11-Month Price High: Frankfurt Mover
• Sri Lanka Fourth Quarter GDP: Details
• Sri Lanka Fourth Quarter GDP: Summary
• Stark Sees Liquidity Inflation Risk, Handelsblatt Says
• Syria’s Assad Retains Power as Foes Try Guerrilla Tactics
• Treasury 10-Year Notes Advance; Yield Declines to 2.26 Percent
• Fed’s Bullard Sees Price Threat From G-7 Delaying Tighter Policy
• Thailand Equity Movers: Krung Thai Bank, Singer, Sub Sri Thai
• Siemens to Increase R&D Spending to Retain Competitive Edge
• REC Advances After Chinese Polysilicon Makers Reduce Production
• Genting Gains Most Since 2010 on Licenses: Singapore Mover
• Magyar Telekom Increases for Second Day After Dividend Proposal
• Egypt to Supply Gaza With Fuel for Power Plant Today, MENA Says
• OTP Bank Rises, Driven by Supportive Global Investor Sentiment
• Japan Stock Futures Drop as Europe Manufacturing Shrinks
• Allianz CEO Expects 2012 to Be ‘No Less Challenging’
• Ghana Needs $1 Billion Each Year for Climate Change, B&FT Says
• Hollande Not Fit to Be President, AFP Cites Chirac’s Wife Saying
• EU Permits Three-Month Insurance Exemptions for Tankers to Iran
• Brazil's Coffee Exports Seen Reaching 2.1 Million Bags
• BT to Halve Pension Deficit Setting Up Dividend Increase
• Standard Chartered Bank Sells HKD25 million 1.2% Notes
• Li & Fung Says U.S. Orders Improving as Profit Gains 24%
• China Must Keep Yuan From Hurting Exports, NDRC Researchers Say
• Vietnam Stocks Rise Most in Asia on Rate Order: Hanoi Mover
• Hungarian Forint Strengthens Against Euro, Pares Weekly Retreat
• China Unicom 2011 Profit Misses Estimates on 3G User Cost
• Malaysia Consumer Prices Rose 2.2% in February From Year Earlier
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Mar 22, 2012.
• Treasuries Snap Advance Before New Home Sales Report
• Italy Said to Price 7.3 Billion Euros of Inflation-Linked Bonds
• LG Drops as Analyst Says Phone Sales May Miss Estimates
• Hong Kong Stocks Post Biggest Weekly Drop in 4 Months on China
• China Stocks: AgriBank, China United Network, Kweichow Moutai
• Corporate, Bank Bond Risk Falls in Europe, Default Swaps Show
• AIJ Chiefs May Face Japan Criminal Probe for Hiding Losses
• Vietnam’s Bonds Rise After Banks Told to Cut Borrowing Costs
• CDB Said to Plan 1 Billion Increase to Dim Sum Bond Due 2027
• Hengdeli Sees Longines Outpacing Luxury Watches in China
• Credit Suisse Cuts CEO Dougan’s Pay 55% as Profit Slumped
• Baywa Considers Grain Trade Acquisitions, FAZ Reports
• Banif to Resort to State Aid to Bolster Capital, Negocios Says
• Ukraine May Nationalize Zalk Aluminum Smelter, Kommersant Says
• Harper Says Canada to Speed Energy Reviews in Bid for Asia Sales
• Espirito Santo, Caixa Geral to Sell Zon Stakes, Negocios Says
• Spain Producer-Price Inflation Slows For Fifth Month Amid Slump
• Mondi Cuts CEO Hathorn’s Pay 4.1% as Annual Cash Bonus Falls
• Kabel Deutschland Studying Tele Columbus Takeover, FAZ Reports
• Baht Rebounds as Global Investors Boost Holdings of Thai Assets
• Philippine Equity Movers: BDO Unibank, Manila Jockey Club
• Copper Rebounds in London Before Home Sales Report: LME Preview
• China’s 22-Day Moving Average for the Cost of Crude Rises 0.5%
• China’s Stocks Drop on Earnings, European Concerns
• Mali Coup Leaders Order Soldiers Back to Barracks, Impose Curfew
• Rand Reverses Decline; Trades 0.3% Stronger in Johannesburg
• Cosmo Prepares to Start Chiba Crude Distillation Unit
• Marubeni, NEC, Showa Shell, Toko: Japanese Stocks Preview
• Ryanair to Open Montenegro Flights in 4-Year Contract With State
• BAT Uganda Says It Plans to Plant 2.5 Million Trees for Curing
• German Unemployment to Decline to 6.8% in 2012, Bild Reports
• Japan Stocks Decline on Shrinking European Manufacturing
• Copper Gains as Recent Drop Seen Excessive Amid Lower Stockpiles
• Hollande Leads Sarkozy With Melenchon Third, BVA Poll Shows
• China National Nuclear in Talks With Areva on Uranium Stakes
• Malian Touaregs’ Return From Libya With Arms Prompts Coup
• Hong Kong Middle Class Bitter as Tycoons Choose Leaders
• East African Community Considers Trade Agreement With Turkey
• Germany Plans to Buy 12 Percent of EADS This Year, FTD Says
• Korea Won Slips to Two-Month Low on Global Data; Bonds Decline
• U.S. Says Iran Crude Buyers Must Pledge Cuts to Avoid Sanctions
• Japan Equity Movers: Shindengen Electric, Nomura, Pronexus
• Bank of Japan Stimulus Row Fueled by Kono’s Nomination: Economy
• Vietnam’s Stocks Rise Most in Asia On Bank Rate Order
• Taiwan Stock Movers: Glotech, Nanya Technology, Ruentex, Yageo
• Eurus Energy Considering 40-Megawatt Solar Project in Japan
• WTI Crude Oil Futures Trade Near a 1-Week Low in New York
• UBS Sees ‘Earlier’ Fed Move; Barclays Sees Rates on Hold
• Westfield Retail Considers Redevelopments to Buoy Returns
• Syracuse, Louisville, Florida, Ohio State Reach NCAA Round of 8
• Rugby Fans to Sidestep Protesters on Hong Kong Election Day
• Davies Sees English Soccer `Success' With New Center (Video)
• Most Accurate Colombia Forecasters Predict 10th Rate Rise Today
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 03/23/2012 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 03/23/201
• Muslim Religious Leader Killed in South Russian Blast, RIA Says
• Russian Rail Eurobond Guidance Cut Again to 8.3%, Interfax Says
• PBOC May Assess Local Debt Burdens Before Direct Bond Sales
• Philippine Bonds Fall as Central Bank Signals Inflation Risk
• Bernanke Sees Need for Higher Household Spending to Fuel Growth
• Fed’s Bullard Says Monetary Policy May Be at Turning Point
• Coming to America Costs $500,000 With Job Plan Prone to Failures
• Giants Re-Sign David Carr as Backup to Quarterback Eli Manning
• Obama Plan on Oil Pipeline Segment Won’t Quell Keystone Debate
• Obama Officials May Study Safety Risks in Fracking Pipelines
• Celtics Boost Knicks by Ending Bucks’ Six-Game Winning Streak
• U.S. Agencies Allowed to Keep Residents’ Data for Five Years
• Banks Tighten Condo Lending Amid Bubble Fears: Corporate
• Canada Banks Tighten Condo Lending Amid Bubble Fear: Mortgages
• U.S. Sales of New Homes Probably Climbed to One-Year High
• DeMint Says Romney Tells Lawmakers He Is Running to ‘Save’ U.S.
• AMR Seeks to Reject Union Contracts in Bankruptcy Court
• JPMorgan Loses $373 Million Arbitration to American Century
• House Votes to Drop Medicare Board From Health-Care Law
• Bales Had Troubled Broker Career Before Allegations
• Edwards Heart Valve Skirts Rib-Cracking for $2.5 Billion
• NYC Office Leases Lowest Since 2009 on Wall Street Cuts
• Televisa’s Azcarraga Urges Slim to Compete, Welcomes TV Networks
• Health-Care Law Critics Outspend Supporters 3-to-1, Report Finds
• Billionaire Gores Angles for Ahern Rentals: Corporate Finance
• Priceline.com May Beat Apple to $1,000 Stock: Chart of the Day
• Bales Said to Face 17 Counts of Murder in Afghan Killings
• Barry Callebaut, Sanofi, UBS: European Equity Preview
• Committee to Save World Repudiated by Successors
• SOUTH AFRICA DAYBOOK: Finance Ministers Meet, Nuclear Regulator