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March 28, 2012

• Murdoch’s News Corp. Denies Pay-TV Piracy Reports
• Apple’s Tim Cook Visits Foxconn IPhone Plant in China
• Romney Backed in Republican Race by Tea-Party Favorite Rubio
• Gold May Decline for Third Day as Indian Jewelers Extend Strike
• Gillard Defends Huawei’s Ban From Australian Broadband
• Fonterra Plans Overseas Investment as Demand to Boost Prices
• HIG Is Completing First Brazil Deals With Stakes in Two Firms
• Bangpakong, Dusit Thani, Pranda, SPCG: Thailand Equity Preview
• Goldman Sachs Board Meeting in Laggard India Closes BRIC Cycle
• Mexico Plans Syndicated Auction for 30-Year Peso Bond in 2Q
• PICC Falls as Profit Misses Estimates on Investment Losse
• Maanshan Steel 2011 Profit Tumbles on Slowing Demand, Writedown
• Japan’s Retail Sales Beat Forecasts as Confidence Returns
• Cnooc to Start Offshore Fields, Shale Gas to Expand Reserves
• Mangalore Refinery Offers to Sell Oil Products for May Loading
• Agung Podomoro, Bayan, Citra Marga: Indonesian Equity Preview
• Euro Near Month-High Before EU Meeting, German Jobs Data
• Pope Urges Greater Freedom Before Meeting Fidel Castro in Cuba
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• China Picks Wenzhou for Small-Business Funding Experiment
• Consumer Protection Bureau Can Teach Financial Self-Help
• BofA Says Moynihan Awarded $7 Million in Compensation
• Japan Plans to Draft Stopgap Budget for First Time in 14 Years
• Ex-Democratic Campaign Treasurer Durkee Charged With Fraud
• Japan May Understate Deflation, Hampering BOJ, Economist Says
• MF Global Treasurer Provides No Answers on Missing Funds
• Romney Thrived at Harvard as He Mocks Obama Tie to School
• Chevron, Merck Disclose Funding to 2010 Attack-Ad Groups
• New Zealand Business Confidence Rises in March, ANZ Bank Says
• Branson Says Virgin Money Will Be a `Formidable' Bank (Video)
• Chelsea Therapeutics Fails to Win Backing for Dizziness Drug
• Japanese Stock Futures Fall on U.S. Factory Orders, Oil
• South Korea Returns to Current-Account Surplus in February
• Manhattanites Reach Bronx as Americans Stay Near Home
• Blatter Nears Last Chance to Reform FIFA, Former Adviser Says
• Road to Affordable Care Runs Through Medicare Pay Panel
• Branson’s Virgin Money Seen Disrupting U.K. Retail Banks
• Individual Mandate Is Ryan Tax Credit by Other Name
• Four Numbers Add Up to an American Debt Disaster
• Obama Is a Loser Who Wins, Like FDR in 1936
• Vitol CEO Says Atlantic Refinery Closings Spur Long-Distance Oil
• Mona Lisa’s Twin Adds Intrigue to Louvre’s Leonardo Show
• Degree’s Pitchman Sanchez Might Sweat More With Tebow in Wings
• Einstein’s Brain, Pulp, Circus Fiesta: London Weekend
• Greece Must Implement Measures, EU’s Mors Tells Sueddeutsche
• Putin’s Regime Won’t End Without an Opposing Vision
• Californians Love Taxes, Not Government Reform
• Bayern Munich Wins in Champions League; Barcelona Held Scoreless
• FHA Bailout Risk Looming After Guarantees: Mortgages
• Downtown L.A. to Add 5,300 Hotel Rooms Over Five Years
• Strauss-Kahn’s Lawyers Argue for Immunity in Maid’s Suit
• Ecopetrol, PDVSA to Form Venture to Produce Venezuelan Oil
• Ohio Fund Said to Agree to $240 Million Office Purchase
• Justices Suggest Parts of Health-Care Law May Be Dropped
• MF Global Treasurer Declines to Answer Questions From Panel
• Providence Bankruptcy Seen as Unavoidable on Budget Gap
• Argentine Funds Can’t Be Seized by Bond Holders, Judge Says
• Will the Augusta National Golf Club Admit a Female CEO?
• Brazil’s Senate Approves Rousseff’s Pension Reform Bill
• HCA Leads Credit Swap Jump as Hearings Cast Cloud on Health Law
• Yale Said to Benefit From Move to Clear New Haven Protest
• EU Nears One-Year Boost in Rescue Fund to $1.3 Trillion
• Hernadi Sees Risk of Hungary Extending Industry Tax Without IMF
• Pentagon Approves Lockheed F-35 for Continued Development
• Brazil’s Vale Sells $1.25 Billion More Dollar Bonds Due in 2022
• Astor’s Son’s Inheritance Cut in Half in Estate Accord
• China Eastern Falls to Five-Month Low on Air China Outlook
• Online Poker Defendant Campos Pleads Guilty to Misdemeanor
• Chinese Stocks in U.S. Slump Most in Two Weeks
• California-Blend Gasoline Gains After State Fuel Stocks Decline
• Millionaire JPMorgan Banker Norton Seeking $155,500 Post at FDIC
• Treasuries Fall as Demand Drops at Five-Year Note Auction
• Emerging Stocks Fall First Day in Four on Growth Concerns
• Argentine Stock Movers: Banco Patagonia and Tenaris Were Active
• Loeb Says Yahoo Was ‘Absurd’ to Reject Him as Board Member
• Sotheby’s CEO Ruprecht Earned $7 Million, Up 18%, as Sales Rose
• Bovespa Declines as Brazil Exports Seen Hurt by China Slowdown
• Warm, Dry Weather to Threaten Some U.S. Crops, Earthsat Says
• Colombian Stocks: Pacific Rubiales Energy, Canacol Energy
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, March 28
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, March 28
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, March 28
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, March 28
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, March 28
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on March 28
• Global Chemicals Profit to More Than Double by 2016, IHS Says
• Mexico Stocks: Pochteca, Grupo Mexico, Industrias Penoles
• Instant Tax Service, Franchisees Accused of Fraud by U.S.
• Dollar Rises as Global Growth Concern Spurs Safe-Asset De
• Justices End Historic Three Days of Debate on Health-Care Law
• Cheddar-Bunny Maker Annie’s Surges in Trading After IPO
• Peru Stocks: Buenaventura, Minera IRL, Panoro, Southern
• Greeks Embrace Potato as Symbol of Struggle to Survive Austerity
• Romanian Central Bank to Cut Main Rate Fourth Time, Survey Shows
• Copper Falls Most in Three Weeks on China: Commodities at Close
• Brazilian Stock Movers: BM&FBovespa, MMX, Rossi Residencial
• Citigroup Said to Sell $458 Million CLO for Fraser Sullivan
• Hong Kong Bourse Plans $380 Million Upgrade to Technology
• Rossi Advances Most on Bovespa as Profit Beats Estimates
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for March 28
• Geithner Says Fannie, Freddie Should Cut Some Principal
• U.S. Stocks Fall on Economic Data as Energy Shares Slump
• Bankrupt Jefferson County, Alabama, Will Miss Bond Payment
• Gucci Accuses Guess of Massive Design ‘Knock Off’ Scheme
• Puerto Rico $7.6 Billion of Electric Bonds Cut a Step
• Merck Blood Thinner Stops Heart Attacks With Risk of Bleeding
• Zombies in Play as Zynga Deal Sparks Glu Mobile Talk: Real M&A
• Fonterra First-Half Profit Increases on Record Dairy Shipments
• News Corp. Said to Plan U.S. Sports Network to Rival ESPN
• Enbridge Pipelines to Ease Crude Logjam: Corporate Canada
• Canadian Stocks Fall on Missed Durable Goods Forecast
• Kuehne & Nagel Fined With Panalpina for EU Freight Cartels
• Transocean Biggest Winner From 28% Jump in Oil Rig Rates: Energy
• Amylin May Draw Suitors After Rejecting Bristol-Myers
• Stocks Fall as Slump in Oil Drags on Energy Producers
• Huntington Ingalls Rises After Profit Beats Estimates
• Vilsack Says ‘No Question’ Lean, Finely Textured Beef Is Safe
• Crude Oil Options Volatility Rises as Futures Drop on Inventory
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for March 28
• Facebook Said to Halt Secondary-Market Trading This Week
• RIM Aims to Avoid Fifth Sales Miss as CEO Seeks Rebound
• Synnex Falls Most Since 2008 on Outlook: San Francisco Mo
• Ethanol Sinks to Five-Week Low After Report Shows Ample Supply
• Heavy Canadian Oil Weakens After Exxon Montana Refinery Fire
• Allergan Says Botox Reduces Urinary Incontinence in Studies
• Ecuador May Lose Quarter of Cocoa Harvest After Rainfall
• Express Scripts’s FTC Ruling on Medco Said Likely by Friday
• New Apple TV Hints at Jobs’s Vision: Rich Jaroslovsky
• Oil Falls for First Time in Four Days After Supply Gain
• Iran’s Centrifuge ‘Workshops’ Complicate Raid Planning
• JPMorgan’s Dimon Says U.S. No Longer Faces Risk of Recession
• Pochteca Jumps Most Since November on Profit: Mexico City Mover
• BancorpSouth Settles Overdraft Fees Complaint for $1.75 Million
• Canadian Natural Gas Falls as U.S. Stockpile Increase Forecast
• San Francisco Film Festival Unveils Lineup, Serious to Quirky
• Cattle Decline to 11-Week Low as Beef Demand Slows; Hogs Drop
• Dutch Economists Urge U.K.-Style Study on Splitting Up Ba
• Health Law’s Medicaid Expansion Debated by U.S. High Court
• Dow Says U.S. Gas Shouldn’t Be Exported Indiscriminately
• Jefferson’s Hildene Says S&P Ratings for Bank CDOs Are Too Low
• Online Poker Defendant Campos to Plead Guilty to Misdemeanor
• Kim Lobbies for World Bank Job as Nigerian Mounts Challenge
• Knicks’ Jeremy Lin to Miss Second Straight Game With Sore Knee
• Ohio Senate Approves $1.36 Billion in Debt for Capital Projects
• Colombian Peso Falls to Three-Week Low on U.S. Growth Concern
• Posco, Kores to Produce Lithium in Bolivia, La Razon Says
• Aeropostale, Jos. A. Bank, Pentair: U.S. Equity Movers
• Mahindra, Taneja in Talks With India on Building Regional Jet
• Currency Volatility Hits Small Companies Most, WTO Seminar Finds
• Ex-President George H.W. Bush to Back Romney, Campaign Says
• Russia Completes Biggest Emerging Bond Sale Since 2009
• Box Inc. Starts Mobile Cloud Service in Challenge to Oracle
• Feldstein Says Tax Break Cap Can Help Reduce Deficits: Tom Keene
• China to Step Up Regulation of Artifacts Market, Xinhua Reports
• Colombia, Venezuela to Study Ecopetrol Ventures, Pipeline
• House Panel Backs $46 Billion Tax Cut on Party-Line Vote
• Chilean Peso Declines as Decelerating China Demand Hits Copper
• Wennemer Seeks Closer Hochtief Ties With ACS, Handelsblatt Says
• New York Restores Apparel Sales-Tax Break on Items Under $110
• Ecobank Transnational Says Full-Year Profit Climbs 57%
• EPA Can’t Disapprove Texas Air-Quality Rules, Court Says
• Deutsche Post Seeks Non-German Listing to Add Investors
• Bank of China Seeks to Join World’s Biggest Metals Exchange
• Brazil’s OGX Bonds Rise, Are Most Actively Traded Following Sale
• South Africa Credit-Rating Outlook Cut to Negative by S&P
• Algeria Court Fines Orascom Telecom Unit About $1.3 Billion
• U.K. Wheat Availability, Use ‘Finely Balanced,’ HGCA Says
• N.Y. Gasoline Strengthens as Inventories Fall to Two-Month Low
• ZTE Profit Falls 37% on Higher Research, Marketing Expenses
• Private Lenders Forgive Home Debt as U.S. Lenders Balk
• Tunisia’s Ruling Party Vows to Keep Country Secular to Reassure
• German Power Grid Agency Opposes Higher Fees, Handelsblatt Says
• Kozeny Won’t Be Sent to U.S., U.K. Privy Council Rules
• Pimco’s Gross Says Fed to Shift Operation Twist to Mortgages
• Paris Is Europe Health IPO Hub With Most Sales in 20 Years
• First Forties Crude Cargo for April Said to Be Dropped
• Saudi Arabia Seeks Lower Crude Price for Growth, Al-Naimi Says
• FIFA May Start Whistle-Blower Line to Report Corrupt Officials
• U.S. Said to Make No Decision on Release From Oil Reserve
• ADM Seeks Oilseed Acquisitions in Europe, India on Demand
• Ethiopian Fossil Find Shows Lucy Had Tree-Climbing Cousin
• Produce Buying Purchases 274,000 Tons of Ghana Cocoa
• House’s Cummings Seeks Interviews With Ex-NLRB Members in Probe
• Egypt’s Military Ruler Pardons Ayman Nour Ahead of Elections
• BlackRock’s Raw Supports Glencore’s $34 Billion Xstrata Bid
• Petropavlovsk Gains After Profit Rises on Higher Gold Prices
• Bank of America Sales Traders Kogan, Myasina Said to Depart
• N.J. Revenue Drop May Sap Christie Surplus, Analyst Says
• Rio, BHP Lose Faith in Diamonds Even as Prices Rise: Commodities
• Nike Sues Reebok Over Use of Tebow’s Name on Jets Clothes
• YPF Denies Newspaper Report on 12% Fuel Prices Increase in 2012
• Cyprus Bank Lending in Feburary Increases as Business Loans Rise
• Goldman Sachs Preserves Blankfein’s Dual Role
• Government ‘Sloppiness’ in Ted Stevens Case Criticized by Panel
• French Reactor Halts May Triple Renewables Spending, BNEF Says
• Nigeria’s Naira Weakens as Oil Industry’s Dollar Sales Decline
• Treasuries Fall After Durable Goods, Five-Year Auction
• Hollande Keeps Final-Round Lead as Sarkozy Gains in French Poll
• Cameron Urges Talks to Stop Fuel Strike, Hones Contingency Plans
• NFL Playoff Overtime Rules Adopted for Regular Season by Owners
• 49ers Add Former Giants Running Back Brandon Jacobs, ESPN Says
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for March 28
• Aegean Air Posts Higher Loss on Rising Fuel Costs, Greece
• U.S. Heat Waves to Intensify From New York to Los Angeles
• European Stocks Fall for Second Day; Banca Popolare Drops
• Lira Advances as Central Bank Seen Switching Focus to Currency
• Citigroup’s Stewart Names Howle Head of U.S. Commercial Bank
• The Real Cost of Tracing Your Heritage
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Athi River, Presco, Rogers & Co, Vivo
• U.S. Wants to Help Europe Achieve Energy Security, Envoy Says
• Treasury Bull Market Death Knell Premature, Higgins Says
• Geithner in Hearing Says U.S. Economy Is Regaining Strength
• Pound Falls Most in Five Weeks Versus Euro After Economy Shrinks
• Egypt Foreign Reserves May Drop by a Third by End-June, Mal Says
• San Miguel Net Beats Estimates After Energy Acquisitions
• N.Z. Treasurers Put Low Priority on Commodity Risk, Survey Says
• German Stocks Slide; Praktiker, Pfleiderer Shares Tumble
• U.S. High Court Limits Privacy Act Suits to Actual Economic Harm
• Putin, Punk Rock and Russian Orthodoxy: Leonid Bershidsky
• Portugal Notes in Longest Winning Run Since 2009 as Crisis Eases
• Obama Administration Backs Embattled Lawyer in Health-Care Case
• Some Justices Suggest Preserving Part of Health-Care Law
• Treasuries Rise as Investors Lose Risk Appetite, Seek Refuge
• Morgan Stanley Private Equity Partners With OSF in Brazil Push
• Ruble Weakens Most This Year Versus Dollar as Crude Oil Retreats
• Orders for Durable Goods in U.S. Show Sustained Demand: Economy
• Polish Stocks: KGHM Polska Miedz, PBG Shares Move in Warsaw
• Obama Power-Plant Rule Signals Demise of ‘Old King Coal’
• BofA Stock Undervalued After Capital Efforts, Moynihan Says
• Ukraine Picks Baker Tilly to Value Naftogaz for Pipeline Plan
• NYSE to Move Derivatives Clearing, Keep LCH for Equities
• Jefferies Said to Hire Epstein From BNP to Expand in ETF Trading
• Liverpool to Play Roma at Fenway Park as Part of Preseason Tour
• GM Appoints Volkswagen’s Rieck to Board as Sales Chief of Opel
• Tea Party Targets Lugar, Hatch 70 Years of Senate Tenure
• Serbian Central Bank Sells 30 Million Euros to Support Dinar
• Hungary Stocks: OTP Bank, Richter, Mol Are Active in Budapest
• Saudi Diplomat Kidnapped by Gunmen in Yemeni Port of Aden
• OTP Set for Second Monthly Drop as Hungary Aid Talks Delayed
• Kazakhstan Interested in Buying Stakes in Belarusian Refineries
• Turkey Stocks: Adel, Erdemir, Plastik Kart Moved in Istanbul
• Gender Gap Tops $1 Million for CEO Pay at Lobbying Groups
• Mexican Peso Drops on Weaker-Than-Forecast U.S. Durable Goods
• Morningstar Clients to Get Hedge Fund Data as Assets Soar
• Plastikkart Jumps in Istanbul After Starting Gemalto Talks
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, March 28
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, March 28
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, March 28
• MF Global Treasurer Goes From Back Office to Hot Seat
• Erdemir Slimps as Mittal Sells Stake: Istanbul Mover
• Unemployment May Drop to 6% by Mid-2013, N.Y. Fed Study Finds
• Estonia Should Raise Reserves to Curb ECB Risk, Kaasik Says
• Adel Gains Most This Year in Istanbul on Plant Move Report
• Terra Mauricia Annual Profit Doubles on Higher Sugar Income
• Climate Shifts Earth's Gravity as Glaciers Melt: Today's Pic
• Vinci Seeks to Raise $1.1 Billion for Brazil Private-Equity Fund
• Average Return of Dow Jones in Presidential-Election Years: 5.4%
• Czech Stocks: Erste Group Bank, New World Resources Are Active
• Silver Lake Cutting Fees for Large Clients in Next Fund
• Morgan Stanley Unit Said to Seek $750 Million for Secondary Fund
• EBRD Mulls 400 Million-Euro Financing for Edison’s Serb Project
• Henkel Signs 800 Million-Euro Revolving Credit Facility
• Italy’s Danieli Plans 500 Million Euro Steelworks in Serbia
• Dollar Strengthens Against Euro After Durables Trail Forecast
• Ethanol Output in U.S. Fell to 889,000 Barrels a Day, DOE Says
• EPH, EP Investment Advisors Fined by EU for Hampering Probe
• Chief Executive Officers Plan to Boost Hiring, Spending in U.S.
• Bats CEO Cedes Chairman Role as Board Said to Delay IPO
• Blackstone Group’s GSO Capital Raises $4 Billion Credit Fund
• Watson Said to Be in Talks to Buy Swiss Drugmaker Actavis
• Total Leads Surge in Oil Company Default Swaps on Gas Leak
• Knicks’ Stoudemire Will Miss Two to Four Weeks With Back Injury
• India May Charge HSBC With Aiding Tax Evaders, PTI Reports
• Serbian Gross Premiums Rose to 57 Billion Dinars, Central Bank
• Batista’s MMX Quarterly Profit Falls 5% as Rain Cuts Output
• Mariners Top Athletics in Tokyo as Major League Season Opens
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for March 23 (Text)
• Subprime Bulls Trim Bets as Rally Raises 2011 Specter: Mortgages
• Uralita Fined Again by EU for Cartel After Court Ruling
• Euro Strengthens on Optimism of Debt Crisis End; Krona Cl
• Canadian Dollar Depreciates to Lowest This Month Against
• Acron Plans New Bonds to Replace Debt Tendered in Reorganization
• New York’s Long Beach Plans Borrowing to Avoid Firing Workers
• Tata Communications’ $2 Billion Loan Attracts 4 Banks
• Scene Last Night: Yacht Club Trophies; Winston Prep Entry
• Pope’s Cuban Mission Leads Some Exiles in Miami to Soften Stance
• Redwood Sells Fifth Mortgage Bonds Since 2008 as Sales Thaw
• ECB’s Weidmann Says Rescue Fund Expansion Won’t Solve Crisis
• Mobius Leads Saudi Bulls on Volatility: Riskless Return
• Presco Nigeria Jumps Most in Six Months on Dividend Plan
• Foxconn Counts on Apple’s Future Through Sharp Investment
• AAA Auto Increases Second Day to Six-Month High Before Earnings
• Iran Nuclear Talks to Resume in April Backed by Erdogan
• UEFA Struggling to Devise Format for Expanded Soccer Tournament
• Ophir Sells $240 Million of Stock to Fund Africa Oil Exploration
• Ryanair Loses EU Court Challenge Over Alitalia Rescue Loan
• Rosneft Said to Offer 700,000 Tons of Urals From Primorsk
• North Atlantic May Seek Oslo Main Board Listing, Seadrill Says
• Human Rights Watch Urges IMF to Withhold Loan Payment to Angola
• BNY Asks to Toss U.S. Fraud Case Over Currency Trading
• Teucrium Starts Fund of Funds for Exchange-Traded Farm Products
• Asia’s Airports Climb World Rankings as Atlanta Stays Top
• Pentair, Tyco’s Flow Unit Plan $4.53 Billion Combination
• Soy Called to Open Higher on Demand Growth; Grains May Rise
• Qatar Economy Expands 14.7% as Gas Output and Oil Prices Rise
• Egypt Constitution-Drafting Committee Starts Work Amid Divisions
• Toronto-Dominion May Expand Cards in U.S., Hockey Says
• British Airways Owner IAG Offers More Remedies for BMI Deal
• Newcrest Mining Has ‘Room’ to Pay More Dividends, BlackRock Says
• Gulf International Jumps 14% on Amwaj Takeover Plan: Doha Mover
• Russian Equity Movers: Evraz, Sberbank, Petropavlovsk
• Total Kenya Declines First Day in Three on Loss: Nairobi Mover
• Magic Johnson Group to Buy L.A. Dodgers for $2 Billion
• Dubai Shares Climb Most in 2 Weeks on Real Estate-Recovery Bets
• ANDHRA and KVB CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Gross to Change Ticker Symbol on Month-Old ETF to ‘BOND’
• PNB and Corpi CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Pope Blesses Cancer-Stricken Chavez in Cuba, Journalist Says
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• AIJ Falsified Reports, Tax Prosecutors, Swaps: Compliance
• Euro Erases Gain Versus Dollar in New York Trading
• Egyptian Stocks: Orascom Construction and Al Arafa Investment
• Canada Teranet Existing Home Price Index Rose 0.1% in January
• ABFL Infra CP :India Money Markets
• Hand Trux's Van Den Heuvel Discusses Company Outlook (Audio)
• Banks Hold $1 Billion in MF Global U.K. Cash, KPMG Says
• Forecasters Cite Uncertainty in Trying to Predict U.S. Weather
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Algeria to Pay VimpelCom $6.5 Billion for Djezzy, Reuters Says
• UniCredit Unit Still Interested in Selling Mercator Stake
• Madagascar Targets 245,000 Tourists This Year, Express Reports
• Cyprus Oil, Gas Tenders Get ‘Positive Reaction,’ Minister Says
• Libor Review Panel Includes Banks Probed for Manipulation
• Chinese Art Buyers Renege on $22 Million, Force Clampdown
• South Sudan Withdraws Its Forces From Oil-Rich Heglig Area
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 789 Million Rupees of Indian Stocks
• U.S. Stock Futures Trim Gain as Goods Data Miss Forecast
• U.K. Fuel-Tanker Drivers ‘Keen’ for Talks; No Strike Dates Set
• Jefferies CEO Handler’s Pay Drops 7.9% for 2011 After Stock Rout
• Olympics Leader Rogge Defends London Games on Ticket Sales
• Huntington Ingalls Profit Falls 6% on Higher Interest Expense
• Crude Declines for First Day in Four on Rising Stockpiles
• BM&FBovespa Ordered to Pay $4.62 Billion by Brazil Low Court
• South African Equities: African Rainbow, Anglo, BHP, Grindrod
• FirstRand’s RMB Stops Proprietary Trading, Combines Units
• RBS, UBS, Goldman, Health-Care Law, JPMorgan in Court News
• Complaints to U.K. Banks Rose 21 Percent, Watchdog Says
• Palm Oil Drops After Rally to One-Year High Deemed Excessive
• Air China Passenger Growth May Slow to 4.4%; Profit Slumps
• Commerzbank Agrees With EU to Change Terms of 2009 Bailout
• Nokia to Sell Lumia on Multiple Chinese Networks, Elop Says
• German Inflation Slowed in March as Oil Increased at Weaker Pace
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Damas and Gulf International Services
• England Needs 229 Runs to Beat Sri Lanka in First Cricket Test
• Bertelsmann Chief Opens Door to Share Sale After 177 Years
• Dubai Oil Bourse Wants Buyers to Make Oman Contract a Benchmark
• Ghana Producer Prices Rise in February on Gold-Mining Costs
• Asia Stocks Fall, Led by Gome, on China Earnings Concern
• Vodacom May Lose Control of Congo Unit Amid Dispute
• Greece Bailout Seen in Debt With Junk Grade: Euro Credit
• Erste Falls Seventh Day, Leads Czech Shares Toward Two-Month Low
• Arab Spring Turns to Economic Winter on More Joblessness
• Israel Could Export Natural Gas to Its Neighbors, Landau Says
• Suzlon, Guangdong Nuclear in 800-Megawatt World Wind Power Plan
• Bidvest Drops Offer for Capespan Shares, Financial Mail Says
• PSG Buys Botswana’s CA Enterprises, Financial Mail Reports
• Cemig Posts Profit of 710 Million Reais, Beating Estimates
• Egypt Plans $4.6 Billion of Bonds in Quarter; Dollar Bonds Fall
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.10% to 0.15%, ICAP Says
• Sarkozy Gets Little Boost From Handling of Toulouse Killings
• Italy Sells Bills at Lowest Since 2010 as Crisis Concerns Ease
• Illinois Joins States With Biggest Debts Gauged by Fitch
• Grindrod Bank Lists Preference-Share ETF, Financial Mail Says
• Soybeans Advance on U.S. Acres, South American Drought
• Estonian Medical Workers Prepare for Strike, Postimees Reports
• Robusta Growers in Brazil State Sell 5% of Next Crop, Cepea Says
• Mantega to Ask Brazil Bankers to Lower Loan Rates, Valor Reports
• Damas’ Board Agrees to Mannai’s Cash Offer of $0.45 a Share
• Suzlon Cash Crunch Worsens as Edison Payment Trails Debt
• Britons See Disposable Incomes Plunge Most Since 1977: Economy
• India Court Orders Pollution Agency on Sterlite Time Extension
• Italian Bonds Advance After Borrowing Costs Slide at Bill Sale
• U.S. Proposed Release of Oil Stocks, France’s Besson Says
• China May Let Oil Refiners Set Fuel Prices, Sinopec Says
• Cyprus Seeks ‘Considerable’ Stake in LNG Plant, Sylikiotis Says
• Tupras Issues Tender to Buy One Gasoil Cargo for Mid-April
• U.K. Supreme Court Says Insurers Should Pay Asbestos Victims
• Valiant Petroleum Expands Drilling in Norway After Buying Assets
• Europe Seen Lifting Firewall in Bid for More Aid
• Kenya Shilling Gains Second Day on Increased Tea, Coffee Sales
• Monti’s Popularity Falls After Approval of Italy’s Labor Package
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 9,500 Tons of Palm Oil
• Lloyd’s of London Struggles to Raise Rates After Worst Year
• Thai Finance Chief Kittiratt Says He Wants to See a Weaker Baht
• Asia Naphtha Crack Widens; Hin Leong Sells Gasoil: Oil Products
• Pentair, Tyco’s Flow-Control Business to Merge
• Obama Holds Lead Over Romney in Three ‘Swing’ States, Poll Says
• Vietnam Bonds Fall as Investors Opt for T-Bills; Dong Weakens
• Grid Companies Could Tap German Offshore Wind Park Aid, KfW Says
• Europe's Debt Crisis is 'Almost Over': Monti
• Thailand Stocks: Khon Kaen, Malee, Thai Union, Tipco Foods
• Beach Energy Plans to Begin Data Acquisition on Tanzania Block
• Italian Two-Year Notes Erase Drop; Yield Falls to 2.59 Percent
• Indonesian Stock Movers: Adaro Energy, Bank Rakyat, Berau Coal
• UniCredit’s German HVB Unit 2011 Net Falls 45% on Trading
• Satyam Computer in Talks to Acquire Company in Europe
• Iceland Inflation Accelerates to Reinforce Rate Tightening Plans
• JKX Falls Most in 3 Months After Declining to Reinstate Dividend
• German Stocks Decline; Praktiker Plunges, Infineon Climbs
• Italy Sells 8.5 Billion Euros of Bills as Rates Plunge
• Astra Agro Sells 8,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• UniCredit to Beat Cost-Cut Target in 2012, CEO Ghizzoni Says
• Italian Two-Year Notes Stay Lower After 182-Day Bill Auction
• Osaka Gas in Talks With Dominion, Sempra, Freeport for LNG
• Philippine Bonds Rise on Failed Treasury Auction; Peso Steady
• China Repo Jumps to One-Month High as Holiday Cash Demand Rises
• Malaysian Stocks: Amanah Harta, Cahya Mata, Goldis, Supercomnet
• Hungary Stocks: Gedeon Richter, OTP Bank Are Active in Budapest
• Yuan Forwards Decline as Reference Rate Weakened After U.S. Data
• Ghana Jubilee Crude Exports Revised Down to Two Cargoes in May
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Mar 27, 2012.
• Anglo Sees Coal Prices Curbed by U.S. Exports, Renewables
• Sarkozy Wants Emergency Oil Stockpiles Release, Le Monde Says
• Assad’s Acceptance of UN Plan Will Be Tested by Actions
• Hong Kong Stocks Slide as China Earnings Miss Estimates
• Taiwan’s Bonds Rise on Concern Over Strength of U.S. Recovery
• Olympic Entertainment to Pay Out EU15.1 Million to Shareholders
• Rupiah Approaches Two-Month Low Before Fuel-Subsidy Vote
• BOE’s FPC May Seek Powers Over U.K. Banks’ Liquidity Buffers
• Italian Notes Decline on Budget Goals Concern Before Bill Sale
• Ringgit Drops After China Data Dim Malaysia’s Export Outlook
• PBG Jumps to One-Week High on Report Builder Selling More Assets
• KT Completes Telkom South Africa Due Diligence for Stake
• South Korea Is Ready to Help Europe Through IMF, Bahk Says
• California Said to Probe Effect of EMI Music’s Sale
• Bund Yields Near 2-Week Low Before Inflation Report
• North Sea Leak May Deny Brent Crude Relief From Libya’s Return
• Shemen Oil & Gas Sees $12.5 Billion Revenue From Israel Drilling
• Pfleiderer Stock Plunges as Insolvency Looms: Frankfurt Mover
• Citic Pacific Wins Bid to Block Police Use of Legal Papers
• Total Says Flare Poses No Danger to Stricken North Sea Platform
• Mexico Sugar Output Fell 12% This Season, Conadesuca Says
• Company Bond Risk Little Changed in Europe, Default Swaps Show
• Norilsk Challenged by Ural Mining in Home Region, Interfax Says
• Italian 10-Year Bonds Reverse Decline; Spanish Securities Rise
• S&P Says Investors Shouldn’t Rely Only on Rating Letters
• UniCredit Bank Austria Profit Drops on Goodwill, Greece Charges
• Italian March Business Confidence Rises After Labor Reform
• Japan Faces Tax Battle as DPJ Finishes Plan on Sales Levy
• U.K. Stocks Erase Losses as WPP Wolseley Shares Advance
• China Stocks: Air China, Angang Steel, Jiangxi Copper
• Philippine Equity Movers: Anchor Land, Nickel Asia, Petron Corp.
• South Africa May Delay Raising Key Rate as Inflation Eases
• China’s Stocks Decline to 7-Week Low on Profit Concern
• Japan Stocks Fall After U.S. Data Fails to Spur Buying
• IVG to Break Even This Year After Asset Sales: Frankfurt Mover
• Tatneft 2011 Dividend May Reach 7.08 Rubles a Share, Troika Says
• Copper Declines on Chinese Growth Outlook: LME Preview
• Petron Rises Most in 4 Weeks in Manila on Energy Expansion Plan
• Vietnam March Coffee Exports Forecast at 200,000 Tons
• Vietnam March Rice Exports Forecast at 400,000 Tons
• Vietnam March Rubber Exports Forecast at 65,000 Tons
• UBS Hires Rohatyn’s Mariscal, Names Regional Investment Chiefs
• Europeans See Crisis Near End, Bernanke Warns on Recovery
• Slovenia May Pay Damages to Alstom on Guarantee Delay, Fi
• Germany to Ease Immigration of High-Skilled Workers, FTD Says
• Swiss Re Says 2011 Natural Disasters Cost Insurers $110 Billion
• Modec Venture Signs $1.125 Billion Loan With Five Japanese Banks
• U.K. Pound Slips Against Euro Before Fourth-Quarter GDP Report
• Rand Down as Copper Declines on Signs of Slowing Chinese Demand
• Abramovich Sounds Out Guardiola on Chelsea Job: Soccer Roundup
• Japan Urges Cooperation, Dialogue With China on Rare Earths
• Erdogan Says Assad Won’t Reform, Presses Russia, Hurriyet Says
• IAEA’s Amano Says His Focus Is Nuclear Sites, Not Missile
• Italian 10-Year Bonds Decline; Yield Advances to 5.15 Percent
• Israel’s Kadima Party Chooses Ex-Army Head Mofaz as New Leader
• Q-Cells Expects Difficult Year for Solar Industry, Boersen Says
• Hollande Maintains Second-Round Lead Over Sarkozy, Poll Shows
• India Said to Plan Using Foreign Currency for Iran Oil Deals
• Czech Watchdog Against Set Temelin Power Price, Hospodarske Says
• U.K. South Hook LNG Terminal to Receive Cargo April 4, Port Says
• Apple CEO Meets Vice Premier Who May Be Next China Leader
• No Time for Pity as Yong Rises to Top of Asia Hedge Funds
• South African Banks to Add 8 Million Clients, Business Day Says
• Taiwan Stocks: Chimei Innolux, Hon Hai Precision, Pegatron Corp.
• Blackstone’s Studzinski Funds $40,000 Arts Prize in the U.K.
• IMF Awaits Hungary’s Move on Aid Talks, Vilaggazdasag Reports
• German Government to Tackle Fuel-Price Fluctuations, Bild Says
• Sorouh Real Estate Management Team Earned $4.1 Million Last Year
• Africa’s Largest Pension Fund to Invest Globally, Reuters Says
• German Real Wages Have Dropped 2.9% Since 2000, Bild Reports
• Hana Financial Open to Insurer Acquisition, Chairman Kim Says
• Bini Smaghi Says European Lawmakers Must Take Speedy Decisions
• Australian, N.Z. Dollars Fall as Asian Stocks Drop
• Saudi Unemployment Costs $1.5 Billion a Year, Arab News Reports
• Connecticut, Notre Dame Complete Women’s Basketball Final Four
• Thai Consumer, Phone Stocks May Lead Drop, Top Fund Says
• Samsonite Expects 2012 Asia Sales to Grow Slower Than Last Year
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 03/28/2012 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 03/28/201
• India May Be Exempted From U.S. Sanctions, Hindustan Times Says
• Citigroup Study Shows Asian Rich Topping North American
• New York Rangers Score 3-2 NHL Victory Over Minnesota Wild
• Samsung Buys 15% Stake in 2Co’s Carbon Capture Project in U.K.
• Stocks Slide and Bearish Bets Jump: Russia Overnight
• Golf’s Masters Facing Male-Only Dilemma With New IBM CEO
• House Passes Curbs on FCC Power to Set Merger Conditions
• Staffing Stocks Poised to Outperform on U.S. Job Gains
• Kimberly-Clark, RDA Micro, Facebook: Intellectual Property
• House Republicans Unveil Budget Proposal With Tax Cuts
• Solyndra Gave Accurate Description, Restructuring Officer Says
• Ex-Goldman Director Gupta Loses Wiretap Suppression Bid
• ‘Cashing Out’ U.S. Stockholders May Be Trendy: Chart of the Day
• Polarized Wisconsin Digging in for Official Start of Walker War
• Ryan Spending Plan Makes Republicans Pre-Sputnik
• Joba Chamberlain Optimistic He Can Pitch for Yankees This Season
• Lobster Dessert, Bland Short Ribs Mar Pricey New Jungsik
• Republicans Call for Congressional Probe of Student-Loan Program
• Lehman Mediator Chosen in Stockton Talks With Creditors
• Broccoli Gets Respect in Health-Care Arguments
• U.S. Durable Goods Orders Probably Rebounded on Aircraft
• Genworth Bets on Long-Term Care as Insurers Flee Market
• MGM Resorts Drops Massachusetts Casino Plan for New Site
• Altria and Anti-Smokers Aim to Close Roll-Your-Own Shops
• Court Considers Health Law Fate If Coverage Rule Voided
• Banco BPI, Barclays, BP, Peugeot: European Equity Preview
• Both Parties See Signs They’ll Win in U.S. Health Ruling