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March 30, 2012

• Fiji Hit by Flash Floods as Thousands Flee Homes, Fijilive Says
• Anschutz ‘Moving Forward’ on $1 Billion Los Angeles Stadium
• Vietnam Protests China’s Planned Paracel Islands Sailboat Race
• Medtronic Settles Investors’ Suits Over Bone-Growth Device
• What Will the Court Decide on Healthcare?
• Camargo Correa Bids $3.3 Billion for Remaining 67% of Cimpor
• Hollywood Unions Ratify Merger to Bolster Clout With Studios
• Asian Stocks Post Best Quarter Since 2010 on Bernanke
• TaxMasters Ordered to Pay $195 Million by Texas Jury
• MF Global Trustee to Return $685 Million to Customers
• Exxon Retains Disputed Field With Alaska Condensate Deal
• Corning Says It Received U.S. Subpoena in Antitrust Probe
• BOE to Keep Bond-Buying Plan on Hold Amid Split, Economis
• European Stocks Retreat for Second Week After S&P Warning
• Europe Delays ECB Nomination as France Resists Backing Mersch
• Votorantim Is Said Not Planning to Top Camargo Bid
• New York Drilling Ban Rulings Being Appealed, Lawyers Say
• Marks’s Oaktree Files to Raise Up to $517.5 Million in IPO
• World’s Richest Gain $13 Billion as Batista Gets 8th Spot
• SecondMarket Cuts Staff Ahead of Facebook’s Initial Offering
• Sino-Forest Files for Bankruptcy Protection, Seeks Sale
• Fitch Blasts S&P Ratings on Credit Suisse Mortgage Bonds
• U.S. Denies Request to Ban Chemical in Food Packaging
• Emerging-Market Stocks Advance for Best Start in 20 Years
• Slaves Put Squid on Dining Tables From South Pacific
• Sirius Jumps on Speculation of Liberty Media Stake Increase
• Hungarian President Vows to Fight After Losing Doctoral Degree
• Switzerland Orders German Tax Officials Arrest, Bild Says
• Asia’s Equity Market Closures Next Week: Holiday Advisory
• Micron Agrees to Settle Oracle Suit, Boosting Quarterly Loss
• China Southern Gains Most in 8 Weeks as A380s May Fly Abroad
• All-Out Walker War Ahead as Wisconsin Board Approves Recall
• Xcel Seeks to Reduce Minnesota Nuclear Plan on Low Gas Prices
• Mexican Peso Posts Best Quarter Since ‘93 on U.S. Growth
• Re-Engineered Bird Flu Data Can Be Made Public, U.S. Panel Says
• World Bank Board Said to Plan Decision on President April 16
• Lockheed F-35 Cost Estimate by U.S. Increases 9% in Year
• JetBlue Actions Show How Training Altered Cockpit Culture
• SEC Weighs Sanctions for Lawyers Who Advise on Fraudulent Deals
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for March 30
• GasLog Falls After Pricing Shares Below Marketed Range
• Brzezinski Says Romney Lacks Foreign Policy ‘Grasp’ (Transcript)
• Asian Currencies Complete Quarterly Gain as Growth Spurs Inflows
• Bombardier Nominates Former Auditor General Fraser to Board
• ICE Coffee Inventories Fall 2.1% in March, Exchange Data Show
• Euro Rises as EU Ministers Boost Crisis Firewall
• Treasuries Are Poised for Worst Three Months Since 2010
• BP, BG Group, Total, Tullow to Explore for Oil in Uruguay
• Mexico Reports 4.3 Billion Peso Budget Surplus Through Feb.
• Corn, Wheat, Soy Rise, Renewing Food-Inflation Concern
• Cocoa Output to Fall in Ghana, Ivory Coast, ICCO Forecasts
• Companies Seeking to Block Rivals’ Patent Use Face U.S. Review
• Grains, Soybeans Surge on Tighter Supplies: Commodities at Close
• Gasoline Heads for Best Quarter Since 2009 as Supplies Decline
• Global Payments Trades Halted as Card Firms Probe Breach
• Brazil Stock Movers: Oi, Rossi Residencial, Vale
• Peru Stocks: Alturas, Minera IRL, Panoro, Siderperu
• S&P 500 Posts Biggest First-Quarter Gain Since 1998
• Kashmir Activist Paid by Pakistan Spies Sentenced to Prison
• Oil Options Volatility Steady as Crude Rises on Economic Data
• IPC Jumps as Central Bank Suggests Rate Cut: Mexico City Mover
• Colombian Stocks: Canacol Energy, Petrominerales Are Active
• Argentina’s Neuquen Province Removes 3rd Oil Field From YPF
• Top Latin America Stock Panoro Surges on Mine Bets
• Ethanol Rises Most in Year as Corn Report Signals Higher Costs
• Tseng Takes Lead in Second Round of Kraft Nabisco Golf
• Vale Investors Overreacting to Tax Dispute Risk, Flow Says
• Colombian Peso Posts Biggest Weekly Decline Since November
• Packer Says Kentucky ‘Prohibitive’ NCAA Favorite (Transcript)
• EPA Agrees to Dismiss Well Contamination Case Against Range
• Stocks Advance on Europe Aid, U.S. Data; Treasuries Drop
• RIM Charts Risky Survival Plan While Opening Door to Sale
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for March 30
• Scana Receives NRC Approval to Build South Carolina Reactors
• T. Rowe Price Closing Two High-Yield Funds to New Clients
• Falcone’s LightSquared Says FCC Should Resolve Interference
• Ford Increased Mulally’s Pay 11% to $29.5 Million, Cut Bonus
• Sealy Faces Governance Criticism From Second Stakeholder
• Global Payments, InterOil, RIM, ZaZa: U.S. Equity Movers
• Obama Clears Way for Sanctions on Banks in Iran Oil Trade
• Vivus, Arena Unlikely to Be Affected by FDA Obesity Panel
• Oil Rises on U.S. Economic Data, Decision on Sanctions
• Cuomo’s $132.6 Billion Budget Approved by New York Lawmakers
• AOL Inc. Investor Starboard Urges Board to Hire Adviser o
• Peru’s Sol Holds Near 15-Year High on Tax Payments, Copper Rise
• Stop Inbreeding Innovation
• ImmunoGen Shares Rise After Drug Delays Cancer Worsening
• Enphase IPO Raises Half of Goal After Shares Price at Bottom
• Keneally Confirmed to Lead Justice Department Tax Division
• Tobacco Makers Must List Ingredients, Prove Safety Claims
• Harrisburg Receiver Resigns After Calling for Probes
• Eagles’ Pro Bowl Tackle Jason Peters Ruptures Achilles Tendon
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, March 30
• Shell’s Alaska Plan Doesn’t Eliminate Spill Risks, GAO Says
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, March 30
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, March 30
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, March 30
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on March 30
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, March 30
• Canadian Natural Gas Advances as Low Prices Spark Buyer Interest
• Global Bond Offerings Set $1.16 Trillion Record in Quarter
• Vestas Wind Turbine Catches Fire in Germany, No Injuries
• U.S. Says Europe Firewall Decision Strengthens Confidence
• Scientists Say No Need for Nuclear Tests, Boosting Obama
• Inside Apple's Foxconn Factories
• Apple Deadlocks With Nokia on Standard for Shrunken SIM Card
• Treasury Yields Driving Investors to Loans, Barclays Says
• Expedia Files Antitrust Complaint Against Google With EU
• Gensler Says CFTC May Seek Automated-Trade Comments by July
• U.S. Cotton Acres May Plunge 11% After Prices Tumbled
• Global Payments Trades Halted as Card Firms Probe Breach
• Petrobras to Boost Gasoline Imports by a Third, Folha Reports
• Wynn Wants Okada Lawsuit Sent Back to Nevada State Court
• Banks Face New Regulators in Disputes Over Dodd-Frank Rules
• Slovenia May See a Greek Scenario on Failure to Start Savings
• ECB’s Kranjec Says European Debt Crisis Not Over Yet, Delo Says
• EU Regulators Probing Derivatives Linked to Tokyo Rate
• Regulators Set July 2013 Deadline for Dodd-Frank Swaps Pushout
• ISDA Lists Dealers, Asset Managers on Determinations Committees
• Bloomberg Pictures of the Week
• GE’s Immelt to Remain Neutral in Presidential Campaign
• Stanford Joins Procession of Universities to Taxable Bond Market
• Co-Pilot Who Landed JetBlue Plane Was Voted ‘Most Understanding’
• Liz Claiborne Surges After WSJ Reports Talks With Buyout Firms
• Snam-Terna Merger Wouldn’t Create Synergies, Eni’s Recchi Says
• Merrill Lynch Anniversary Reminds Wall Street of Ethics
• Huffington Post Bloggers’ Suit Against AOL Is Dismissed
• Michaels Files to Raise $500 Million in Initial Offering
• U.S. Requests WTO Compliance Panel on EU’s Airbus Subsidies
• Finland’s Katainen ‘Quite Sure’ IMF Will Top Up Europe Aid Fund
• Euro Spat Erupts as Fekter Upstages Juncker at Crisis Talks
• Senator Lugar Says Residency Dispute Resolved and He Can
• Scana Receives NRC Approval to Build South Carolina Reactors
• Suu Kyi Decries Myanmar Vote Flaws as Candidate Dodges Betel Nut
• Myanmar's Parliamentary Election
• CIM, Macklowe to Build Tallest New York Residential Tower
• High Methane in Pennsylvania Water Deemed Safe by EPA
• Wells Fargo, SEC Ordered to Confer on Subpoena Requests
• Spanish General Strike
• British Airways Parent IAG Wins EU Approval for BMI Takeover
• EON May Notify Suitors for Unit Sale, Platow Says
• Dolby Said to Seek Oscars Theater Rights After Kodak Exit
• Australian Dollar Gains for Quarter on Domestic Economy
• BP Says U.S. Withholding Evidence of Extent of Oil Spill
• Vinashin Former Chief Gets 20 Years in Jail After Vietnam Probe
• Great Lakes States Agree to Streamline Freshwater Wind Projects
• Kentucky’s Davis Chosen Player of Year, Haith Gets Coach’s Honor
• BCS Hires Fixed-Income Analysts From Sberbank, Ursa Capital
• Weekly Links
• Carbon ‘Like Titanic’ Sinking on EU Permit Glut
• Gap Calls Hit Decade High Before Same-Store Sales Report
• Corn, Wheat Surge on USDA Supply Outlook: Commodities at Close
• Banco Cruzeiro do Sul Debt Tumbles After Moody’s Downgrade
• Consumers in U.S. Boost Spending as Confidence Rises
• Shire Plunges After Lialda Fails in Test for Colon Condition
• Ford Bets Glass Roof Will Reverse 63% Lincoln Sales Drop
• FX Concepts’s Taylor Exits Bets on Commodity Currencies
• Credit Suisse Lowers Cocoa-Price Forecasts on Ample Supply
• Rosneft to Borrow $1 Billion From Gazprombank for Operations
• Cimpor Official Declines to Comment on Negocios Report About Bid
• World Coffee Exports Rose to 9.32 Million Bags in February
• N.J. Treasurer Says Low Earners Pay Less Than Neighbors
• Galp Drops as Investors Agree on Plans for Eni’s Stake Sale
• Kedco to Sell Stakes in Biomass Power Plants Amid Expansion Plan
• Raspadskaya 2011 Net Slumps 45% on Output Drop, Misses Estimates
• U.K. Stocks Rebound From Two-Month Low; Antofagasta Gains
• Sino-Forest May Seek Company’s Sale, Files for Bankruptcy
• Kim Adds Stops in China, Belgium to Global World Bank Tour
• Xstrata Paid CEO Davis $5.4 Million in 2011, Annual Report Shows
• BP Sells Forties at Two-Month Low; Two More April Lots Dropped
• BofA’s Merrill Sued by Dexia Over Mortgage Securities
• Russian Central Bank Heeds Calls for Longer-Term Lending
• South African Equities: Anglo American, BHP, MTN, Telkom
• Zuckerberg’s Approved Transaction Said to Be Stock Options
• Spain Pledges Deepest Budget Cuts in More Than 30 Years
• IPOs Suffer Slow Start as Facebook Readies Sale
• UT Bank of Ghana Gains Most in Two Weeks on Recapitalization
• SocGen Said to Name Vaz-Pinto Global Head of ECM Team
• Brazil Real Heads for Worst Month Since November
• Alliance Oil Declines After JPMorgan Says Production Is Dropping
• Cobalt Never Discussed Cuba Venture With Sonangol
• Marriott May Sell Edition Hotels to Fund Brand Expansion
• LME Membership for BOCI Would Spur Chinese Trading, Fan Says
• Cameron Licks Self-Inflicted Fuel-Strike, Pastygate Wounds
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for March 30
• Mexico Stocks: Pochteca, Aeroportuario del Pacifico, Genomma
• European Stocks Rise as Ministers Agree on Rescue Ceiling
• Songbird Says Canary Wharf to Boost Focus on London Homes
• Gilts Extend Second Weekly Gain as Consumer Confidence Declines
• Swiss Stocks Snap Three-Day Decline; Transocean Rises
• Spanish, Italian Bonds Gain as Ministers Increase Bailout Fund
• Global Yatirim Ends Three-Day Slump on Bids for Energy Units
• FIFA ‘Clearly Unconvincing’ in Dealing With Graft, Report Says
• Republicans Tampered With Court Audio in Obama Attack Ad
• Highway Bill Hinges on Resolving Disputes on Spending
• Argentine Stock Movers: Petrobras Argentina and YPF Are Active
• Russian Blogger Navalny to Rally Opposition Against Shuvalov
• Raiffeisen Sees ‘Constructive’ Talks on Hungarian Muni Debt
• Sub-Saharan Africa Stocks: Sasini Gains, Omnicane Rises
• Boston Properties CEO Zuckerman Gets 23% Increase in Pay
• Hungary Stocks: OTP, E-Star Alternative Are Active in Budapest
• Micex Jumps First Time in Four Days on Fund Inflows, Higher Oil
• Turkish Yields Drop After Bank Resumes Lending at Lower Rate
• Serb Central Bank Lifts Dinar Off Lows With 60 Million Euros
• Kenya Shilling Falls Most in 2 Weeks on Oil Importers’ Orders
• Bank of China, DeNA, Secom, Sun Hung Kai: Asian Stocks Preview
• Floating Windmills in Japan Help Wind Down Nuclear Power: Energy
• Bondholder Losses Debated by EU to Avoid Bank Rescues
• Russia Feed-Barley Declined 1.8% in Week, SovEcon Says
• U.K. Fraud Office in Too Many Secret Settlements, OECD Says
• France to Study Ban on Syngenta Pesticide on Bee Research
• Copper Traders Most Bearish in Two Months on China: Commodities
• Trident USA Health Is Said to Seek $275 Million Term Loan
• Iran Breaks UN Resolutions on Nuclear Program, Russia Says
• Telkom SA Drops to 8-Year Low on Profit: Johannesburg Mover
• Mexico’s Gold Output Rises 18% in January On Penasquito
• Genomma Shareholders Approve Plan to Buy Prestige at $16.60
• Italy Losing Luster as Strikes Tarnish Debt Rally: Euro Credit
• Oi Profit Falls in Fourth Quarter Amid Restructuring Plans
• Senate Confirms Two Appointments to U.S. Treasury Department
• Deutsche Bank Hires Citigroup Equity-Derivatives Executive Simon
• Italy’s Secondary Bond Market Volume Improving, Cannata Says
• India and China Skirt Iran Sanctions With ‘Junk for Oil’
• Andresen Sees U.S. Volume Rising From Four-Year Low
• Russia’s Rosneft Said to Award ESPO Crude Cargo for May to BP
• Public Power Logs Net Loss as Fuel Prices Rise, Demand Falls
• Portugal Narrowed Budget Deficit to 4.2% Last Year, INE Says
• Credit Suisse Opened Volatility Bets to Small Investors
• Ecuador’s Economy Grew 6.1% in Fourth Quarter From Year Ago
• Solvay Bank’s Mello Named to New York Fed’s Board of Directors
• Forint Caps Strongest Quarter in 2 1/2 Years on Bailout Moves
• Wind Turbine Work Carries on as Tax Credit Nears End
• Czech Stocks: Kit Digital, Erste Group Bank Are Active in Prague
• Rand Gains First Day in Four as Euro Jumps on Rescue Fund Size
• Mothers Trump Regulators as Campbell Dumps Chemical
• Russia, Brazil Are Discussing Shipments of Wheat, Ministers Say
• Euro Poised to Strengthen, Citigroup’s Englander Says: Tom Keene
• Ukraine Winter Wheat Crop Seen Dropping Up to 46% After Freeze
• Former French Prime Minister Rocard Has Stroke, Figaro Reports
• Consumer Sentiment in U.S. Climbed in March to One-Year High
• Kenya Airways Says IFC to Provide Funds for Capital Spending
• French Police Arrest 19 Islamic Radicals, Sarkozy Says
• U.S. Stocks Erase Gains as Technology, Financial Shares Fall
• Canadian Oil Boom Reverberates in Offices as Returns Rise
• Essex Cricket Club Bids for Post-Game Use of London Olympic Site
• Chilean Stocks: Cap SA, Lan Airlines SA and Empresas La Polar SA
• Scene in D.C.: Beverly Johnson TV, Kimball Stroud
• Kit Digital Rebounds for Second Day on Takeover Speculation
• Asya Up as Buyout Firm Said to Be Near Deal on Part-Owned Stores
• Payrolls Climbed in 42 U.S. States in February, Led by Ohio
• Gazprom Shifts EU Gas Supply Away From Ukraine Amid Dispute
• MasterCard Investigates Potential Breach of Account Data in U.S.
• Serbia Dismisses Farmers’ Protest Against Yield-Based Subsidies
• Naira Rises on Dollar Bets, Heads for Best Quarter Since 2007
• Mercator Board Resigns Over Sale to Rival Agrokor
• Business Activity in U.S. Held Near a 10-Month High in March
• The Era of Big Box Retail Dominance Is Coming to an End
• Ukraine’s Spring Grain Planting Has Advanced, Ministry Says
• Aston Villa’s Stiliyan Petrov Diagnosed With Leukemia, Club Says
• Serb Fiscal Council Says Budget Measures Don’t Go Far Enough
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, March 30
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, March 30
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, March 30
• Maple Group Extends Takeover Offer for TMX to April 30
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Swedish High Street Rebound Ends Bets for Riksbank Cuts
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• USDA Illinois Soybean Crush Report for March 30
• Republicans Draw Bright Line on Spending With Budget Vote
• Italians Get Sticker Shock at the Pump
• ISM-Chicago Business Barometer Fell to 62.2 in March From 64
• MAGMA and RELIGARE FINVEST CDs Issued:India Money Market
• Jubilee Holdings of Kenya Falls to Two-Week Low: Nairobi Mover
• Sistema’s India Unit to Sell $1.18 Billion of Preferred Shares
• State Laws Boosting Insurer Cost Without Adding Customers Failed
• Halyk Says Kazakh Trade Finance Is Curbed by BTA Default
• CORPI and UCO CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Serbia’s Fourth-Quarter GDP Growth Revised to 0.4% From 0.8%
• Lacker Says Fed Is ‘Really Far’ From Need for More Stimulus
• Orascom Chairman Sawiris Loans Company 75 Million Swiss Francs
• Northeast Cold, Storm May Leave Snow From N.Y. to Boston
• TMFL Infra CP :India Money Markets
• S. Africa to Raise Gauteng Gasoline Price on April 4
• BOM and UCO CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• China to Cut Import Duties on Fuels, Consumer Products
• Corn Stockpiles Fall to 8-Year Low; Wheat Supply Drops
• Natural Gas Futures Advance at Start of New York Floor Trading
• Putin’s Longest-Serving Minister Proposed as Moscow Region Head
• Baoshan Steel Profit Falls to 2 1/2-Year Low on Weak Auto Demand
• German States Make Schmallenberg Virus Notifiable Disease
• U.S. Exporters Sell 120,000 Tons of Soybeans to Unknown Buyers
• Goldman Bets on Property Rebound With New Fund: Mortgages
• Sudan Troops Fight Rebels Over Town in Oil-Rich State
• Rosinter Rises Most in 7 Weeks on McDonalds’s Franchise Report
• Zambezi to Invest $494.6 Million in Copper Mine, Mail Reports
• Oil Rises From Year’s Biggest Decline as Finance Ministers Meet
• Asia Naphtha Crack Caps Monthly Drop; Gasoil Gains: Oil Products
• Spanish 10-Year Bonds Stay Higher After Cabinet Passes Budget
• Chimei Innolux Posts Sixth Quarterly Loss as Prices Drop
• Slovenia's 2011 Budget Gap Rises on State Aid to NLB
• Prudential Fund Boss’s Pay Rises Above CEO at $12.2 Million
• U.S. Corn Acres Seen Jumping to 75-Year High on Profit Outlook
• Canada Jan. Gross Domestic Product Report (Text)
• Canada January Employment, Earnings and Hours Report (Text)
• EU Extends Review of Universal’s EMI Music Bid Until Sept. 6
• London Ready for ‘Outstanding’ Olympics, Official Says
• Mangalore Refinery Said to Sign $250 Million Expansion Loan
• Chile Peso Gains Most in Latin America on Copper, Job Surprise
• BRICS Exchanges Start Futures Aimed at Wealthy Individuals
• Lacker Sees 2% to 3% Economic Growth in U.S. This Year
• Latvian Journalist Survives Shooting in Riga Attack, Police Say
• Diamond Bank Heads to 2-Month Low After Reporting Full-year Loss
• Hedge Funds Register, FSA Anti-Bribery, CFPB: Compliance
• Mainstream Renewable Looks to China as West Lends Less
• Mexican Banks Pass Stress Test for ’Severe’ Shocks, IMF Says
• South African February Trade Deficit Narrows From 3-Year High
• Chilean Policy Makers Were Unanimous on March Rate Decision
• Google's New Campus in London's Tech City
• EU’s Ashton Won’t Attend Friends of Syria Meeting in Istanbul
• Gold Fields Paid CEO Nick Holland 32.7 Million Rand Last Year
• U.K. Fuel Tanker Driver’s Union Rules Out Strike Over Easter
• China Cosco Surges on Container Outlook: Hong Kong Mover
• England’s Broad Out of Final Sri Lanka Test With Strained Calf
• TAP Venture Open to Greek, Italian Partners, Scoufias Says
• AFRICA WEEK AHEAD: Kenya, Uganda Rates, Mauritius Inflation Data
• China Communications to Run $3.2 Billion of Roads, Bridges
• Hackers Plan Attack on Power Auction Results Website Tomorrow
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.11% to 0.15%, ICAP Says
• Rubber Supply to Miss Forecast This Year on Rain, Group Says
• Dewani Wins U.K. Extradition Delay on Wife Murder Charge
• AOL, AstraZeneca, Nike, Beatles, BAT: Intellectual Property
• Finland Sees Euro Benchmark Sale in Second Half, Treasury Says
• Asian Stocks Swing Between Gain, Loss; Sun Hung Kai Drops
• Euribor-OIS Spread Declines for 13th Week as EU Boosts Firewall
• Ukraine to Build LNG Terminal at Port Yuzhnyi, Kaskiv Says
• Hungary’s OTP Bank Rises Second Day, Extending Quarterly Jump
• Noda Woes Deepen in Japan as Tax, BOJ Plans See Opposition
• Sonangol Seeks Venture With Cobalt for Cuban Oil, Jornal Says
• Ukraine’s Economy Expanded 4.7% in Fourth Quarter on Year
• Merko, Baltic Builder, Fined 800,000 Euros for Bribery
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 2,000 Tons of Palm Oil
• Japan Oil Imports for Power Surge as South Sudan Supply Is Lost
• Hungary President Cancels Appearances After Losing Degree
• E-Star Alternativ Declines to 2 1/2-Year Low After Posting Loss
• Amplats to Submit Zimbabwe Black Ownership Plan, Herald Says
• Baroin Indicates Euro Ministers Won’t Fill ECB Board Seat Today
• FIRST STEAMSHIP December Sales Rise 243.90% (Table) : 2601 TT
• Russia Gas Transit Through Ukraine Slumps on Lower Europe Demand
• Hungarian President Schmitt Will Probably Quit Today, Origo Says
• Alrosa Seeks Investors for Gas Assets After $1 Billion VTB Deal
• Tokyo Aims for Millionaires With First Business-Jet Terminal
• Greece to Halt Payment of 40,000 False Health Benefit Claims
• China Growth to Benefit Oil, Copper, Coking Coal, Ulrich Says
• Europe to Cap Rescue Lending at 800 Billion Euros, Fekter
• German Bonds Decline; Ten-Year Yield Advances to 1.83 Percent
• Banks’ Junior Bond Risk Set for Record Quarterly Decline on LTRO
• Europe Inflation Slows Less Than Forecast on Energy Costs
• Gazprom Gains Most in Five Weeks on Higher Dividend Expectation
• Erste Leads Czech Shares Up From Two-Month Low Before EU Summit
• Chelsea Plans Bid for Real Madrid’s De Maria, Sun Says: Roundup
• Gazprom Dividend May Be Higher Than Expected on Profit Jump
• Astra Agro Sells 6,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• Portugal Telecom Profit Falls 31% on Increase in Costs
• Commerzbank Wins European Union Approval to Change Bailout Terms
• Thailand Stocks: Big C, Capital Nomura, Chonburi, Italian-Thai
• Sun Hung Kai Loses $4.9 Billion as Kwoks Arrested
• Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Express Scripts in Court News
• Citigroup Hires Sumitomo Mitsui’s Jono to Head Japan Bank
• Pay for Top-Earning U.S. Hedge Fund Managers Falls 35%, AR Says
• Stalin’s Siberian Enclave Revives as Putin Seeks Mines for China
• Singapore Stocks: CapitaLand, Neptune Orient, Tat Hong, Yoma
• Rusal Climbs Most in Six Months in Moscow on ‘Window Dressing’
• RIM Falls Again as BlackBerry Loses Favor
• Indonesian Stock Movers: Ace Hardware, Medco Energi, Ramayana
• Kenya Shilling Falls Most in 7 Weeks on Oil Importers’ Orders
• Noonan Steps Up ECB Pressure as Irish Plan Bank Debt Deferral
• Brisa Jumps Most Since 1997 After Takeover Offer: Lisbon Mover
• Six Iranian Oil Tankers Seen Storing at Sea, ICAP Says
• Omnicane of Mauritius Rises to Two-Month High on Profit Gain
• Rajoy to Unveil Deepest Spanish Budget Cuts in 30 Years
• Lithuania, Hitachi Sign Initial Agreement on Nuclear Plant
• Tingyi Gains on China Approval of PepsiCo Deal: Hong Kong Mover
• Bunds Set for 2nd Weekly Gain Before Ministers’ Bailout Talks
• JPMorgan Banker-London Star’s Gay Divorce Sets Precedent
• EU Must Seek Policies to Boost Growth, Goldman’s O’Neill Says
• Copper Inventories in Shanghai Exchange Fall for Second Week
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Mar 29, 2012.
• San Francisco to Pass New York as Top-Performing Office Market
• Fuji Heavy Agrees to Sell Wind-Turbine Business to Hitachi
• Morocco Distributes Barley for Livestock After Dryness
• Asian Currencies Complete Quarterly Gain as Growth Spurs Inflows
• Danske Jumps on Cheap Central Bank Money: Copenhagen Mover
• Moec Says Europe's Rescue Mechanism Is `Significant' (Video)
• Sun Hung Kai Rode Boom to Become World’s Second Largest
• Danske to Tap $2.7 Billion From Central Bank Lifeline
• China Repo Rate Rises to One-Month High Before Public Holiday
• Hong Kong Stocks Drop as China Earnings Raise Concern
• Mideast Oil-Tankers Bookings Reach This Year’s High, Marex Says
• Cars Sent to U.S. Rise Aiding Wilhelmsen: Freight
• Noonan Says Euro Area Should Aim for $1 Trillion Firewall
• China Stocks: Bank of China, ICBC, SAIC Motor, Shandong Helon
• Europe Moves to Bolster Firewall to Protect Spain, Italy
• Oil Rises; Soybeans Set for Quarterly Gain: Commodities at Close
• Rosneft Said to Sell April Urals to Vitol, Total, Shell, BP
• Hynix Submits Initial Proposal to Bid for Elpida
• Hynix Submits Initial Proposal to Bid for Elpida
• Galloway Beats Labour in U.K. Parliament Election Upset
• Bundesbank Rejects Bank Bonds Backed by Program States, FAZ Says
• Allied Irish Home-Loan Arrears Triple as Economy Stays Weak
• Suzlon CFO Quits, Following Vestas Top Staff, as Losses Expand
• Philippine Peso Gains on Interest-Rate Outlook; Bonds Advance
• Norwegian Retail Sales Surge as Oil Spending Boosts Jobs
• Taiwan Dollar Gains as Central Bank May Seek to Tame Inflation
• Yahoo Japan to Speed Up Development of Smartphone Apps
• Barclays Robinson Expects Dollar to Gain, No Fed QE3
• Gas Extends 10-Year Low as Inventories Gain More Than Expected
• Roche Breast Cancer Drug Delays Disease Worsening in Study
• Sierra Leone Central Bank Sells $1 Million at Currency Auction
• Wilbur Ross Plans Shipping Expansion as Industry Distress Grows
• Bulgaria February Producer Prices: Summary
• Vietnam 2-Year Bonds Rally as Growth Slows; Dong Little Changed
• X-LEGEND ENTERTA December Sales Rise 52.17% (Table) : 4994 TT
• Estonian Banks ‘Don’t Rely on Sweden,’ Aeripaev Reports
• EasyJet to Test Reserved Seats on Some Flights in April
• China’s Stocks Advance, Capping Best Quarterly Gain in a Year
• Philippine Stocks: First Philippine, Manila Electric, PAL
• Swiss Economic Indicator Gained in March, KOF Institute Says
• Stark Says ECB Didn’t Expect Banks to Borrow So Much for 3 Years
• Tesco Drops After Morgan Stanley Downgrades Stock: London Mover
• Trading Emissions Renegotiating Unprofitable Carbon Deals
• Everstone-Backed ReGen May Raise Funds by April, IPO Next Year
• European Stocks Advance as Ministers Meet on Rescue Funds
• OTP May Hold Talks on Acquiring a Bank in Romania, Bursa Says
• South African Credit Growth Accelerates in February
• Corporate Bond Risk Falls in Europe, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Turkey Seeks Up to 50% of Trans-Anatolia Pipeline, Turan Reports
• Yeochun NCC Said to Buy Naphtha Cargoes for May Delivery
• Taiwan Stocks: Hon Hai Precision, Motech Industries, Quanta
• Oil Rebounds From Year’s Biggest Decline on Iran Tension
• Ruble Up Against Dollar for First Time in Four Days on Oil Gain
• French Court Advised to Scrap Wind-Power Tariffs, Les Echos Says
• Disney, DeNA Form Partnership to Develop Social Games
• Calderon Would-Be Successors Suffer Lack of Incumbent Stature
• French Consumer Spending Gained as Cold Boosted Energy Use
• U.S. Ambassador Urges Turkey to Reduce Iran Oil Imports, HT Says
• South Korean Stocks: Celltrion, Green Cross, Hynix, SK Telecom
• Romania’s SIF5 Seeks Higher Price for Erste Unit Stake, ZF Says
• Japanese Stocks Decline After Industrial Output Retreats
• Hungary’s Fourth-Quarter Current Account Surplus Shrinks
• Songbird Profit Declines After Asset Sales Cut Rental Income
• Australia, N.Z. Equities: BHP, Rio, Qantas, Coalspur, AWE
• Australia’s APRA Rejects Calls for Less Conservative Bank Rules
• Czechs Plan More Tax Increases to Cut Deficit, Hospodarske Says
• Imperial Oil Reports Flaring at Strathcona Refinery in Alberta
• Disneyland Paris Unions Call for Employee Strike, Les Echos Says
• Ukraine’s Firtash to Build Titanium Dioxide Plant, Izvestia Says
• Micex Halts Three-Day Slide as Rusal, Magnitogorsk Advance
• LSE Says 11-Month U.K. Equity Trading Value Declines 2%
• Myanmar Float Helps Exporters Buying Kyat in Black Market
• GrainCorp at Lowest Valuation Seen Ripe for Plucking: Real M&A
• German Retail Sales Unexpectedly Fell a Second Month in February
• Commerzbank Will Cut 250 Jobs in Frankfurt, Sueddeutsche Reports
• Hynix Asked by Korea Exchange to Comment on Elpida Bid Report
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Westbrook Scores 36 as Oklahoma City Thunder Beat Lakers 102-93
• Nedbank Unit Aims for Double-Digit Growth, Business Day Says
• Wen’s Growth Plan Draws Korea Investment, HI to Consumer
• Vestas CEO Engel’s Job is Safe, New Chairman Tell Ritzau Finans
• Vietnam’s Stocks: Danang Rubber, Ho Chi Minh City Securities
• Shree Ganesh Borrows $541 Million for Diamond Stud Expansion
• Brevan Howard Asked RBS to Change Libor, Lawsuit Says
• BOK’s Dollar Holdings Fell to 60.5% of FX Assets in 2011
• Japan Crude Steel Output May Fall 1.9% Next Quarter
• Indian Rupee Set for First Monthly Drop of 2012 on Deficit Woes
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 03/30/2012 (Tabl
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• Japan’s Oil Imports From Iran Fall 32.7% in February
• ONGC Videsh Said to Sell Late-May Sokol Crude to Petraco
• Chavez Threatens to Seize Banks, Companies That Finance Unrest
• News Express: Japan Moves to Double Sales Tax
• Foxconn Auditor Finds ‘Serious’ Violations of Chinese Law
• Consumer Spending in U.S. Probably Rose on Autos
• Yankees’ Value Is $2.85 Billion After Dodgers Bid, Analyst Says
• Flaherty Bets on Oil in Budget as Canada Cuts 12,000 Jobs
• Obama Campus Fervor Losing to Apathy as Students Sour on 2012
• Pfizer Judge Certifies Class Action Over Celebrex, Bextra
• Ex-Penn State Coach Sandusky Will Have June Trial Instead of May
• Nike Judge Orders Reebok to Stop Putting Tebow on Jets Jerseys
• Collective Brands Said to Seek Final Bids by End of April
• Retiring Lieberman in Senate Legislative Mix Unlike Peers
• Millennial Media Gain May Spur Mobile-Technology IPOs
• Baylor Women’s Basketball Coach Kim Mulkey Has Bell’s Palsy
• Killing Stalls Stand Your Ground Laws as NRA Lobbies in Alaska
• Detroit Plan Would Put City Under Board to End Deficits
• Harvard More Selective Than Yale as Ivy League Admits Freshmen
• Recovery Pushes U.S. States to Most BEES Gains Since 2010
• TD Bank to Beat Rivals on Service in New York City, Masrani Says
• ‘Hunger Games’ May Top ‘Harry Potter’: Chart of the Day
• Banco Espirito, Credit Agricole: European Equity Preview
• Kentucky’s Calipari to Get $350,000 Bonus With Basketball Title
• RBA’s Edey Comments on Payment System at Kansas City Fed: Text