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April 3, 2012

• China Accelerates Markets Opening as QFII Quota Doubles
• Rural Electrification Boosts Loan to as Much as $230 Million
• Estimated 1 Million Pay-TV Users Cut Cord for Web in 2011
• Japan Storm Kills Four People, Disrupts Flights, Mobile Networks
• New Nokia Is Good Phone at Great Price: Rich Jaroslovsky
• Uruguay’s Credit Rating Returned to Investment Grade by S&P
• Flinders Mines Plunges After Court Halts Takeover: Sydney Mover
• Sun Hung Kai’s Raymond Kwok Denies Wrongdoing Amid Probe
• Fed Signals No Need for More Easing Unless Growth Falters
• U.S. Marines Arrive in Australia as Asia-Pacific Presence Raised
• DoCoMo, KDDI Disrupted in Northern Japan After Storm
• Toyota Prius Hybrid Sales Drive Asian Carmakers’ U.S. Gains
• Agung Podomoro, Jasa Marga, Mayora: Indonesian Equity Preview
• China Needs to End Big Banks’ ’Monopoly,’ Wen Says
• Bond Risk Increases in Asia, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Messi Sends Barca Into Champions League Semis as Bayern Wins
• South Korean Stock Movers: Hyundai Motor, Posco
• Softbank Plans 200-Megawatt Solar Plant in Hokkaido, Kyodo Says
• Woori Favors Korean State-Run Company Debt on ‘Mild’ Recovery
• Carmakers’ U.S. Incentives Rise 2.6% in March, Autodata Says
• Treasury 10-Year Yields May Rise to 2.4%: Technical Analysis
• Shell to Shut Gulf Mars Platform in Second Quarter for Work
• BNY Mellon to Face Claims Over Role as Mortgage-Bond Trustee
• Fed’s Williams Says ‘Strong’ Stimulus Needed for Recovery
• Groupon Sued by Investor Claiming Securities Law Violation
• Solyndra’s Loan Guarantee ‘Was Rushed,’ Treasury Audit Says
• Australian Services Contract for Fifth Month in Six on Currency
• Online Social Media Shares Drop on Fed Stimulus: China Overnight
• N.Z. Budget Deficit Wider Than Forecast as Tax Revenue Slows
• Hovnanian Plans to Sell 25 Million Shares to Puchase Debt
• Energy Department Won’t Disclose Fisker Loan Milestones
• Regulators Should Move Faster to Make Shadow Banks Safer
• ‘Why Nations Fail’ Is Not Quite as Good as They Say
• BlackRock Returns to Italy After Monti Replaces Berlusconi
• British Shop-Price Inflation Accelerates on Food Costs, BRC Says
• U.K. Grocery Market to Pass Germany by 2015 as China Beats U.S.
• Shire Reversal on Rare-Disease Drug Application Stumps Patients
• Russian Olympic Team Outfitter Bosco Plans Expansion Into Europe
• A Guide to the Proper Use of Economic Sanctions
• End-of-Month Hunger Hurts Students on Food Stamps
• Yale Can Ensure Rights on Singapore Campus
• Abu Dhabi Stages Love Story as Gulf States Race for Art
• Emin Joins Blumenthal as British Airways Shows off Menu
• Picasso’s Erotic Women Meet Beckmann’s Quappi in Munich
• RBS Said to Scrap Sale of Bonds Backed by Own Derivative
• Spain Holds First Bond Sale Since Budget
• Kenya May Reject Calls to Cut Lending Rate as Oil Prices Climb
• Kill Your Wife While Sleepwalking or Get Goldman Touch
• American, Eagle Cancel 460 D-FW Flights on Tornadoes, Hail
• Philadelphia’s Bond Rating Raised by S&P Citing Budget Surplus
• Afghanistan Needs Leeway on Iran Sanctions, Minister Says
• Red Sox Reliever Bailey to Have Reconstructive Thumb Surgery
• BMW Leads Mercedes in U.S. by 36 Vehicles After 18% March Gain
• No Increased Cancer Risk Seen in Metal-on-Metal Hips
• Fitch Says Lower Calpers Investment Forecast Will Squeeze Cities
• Brazil Real Gains as Rousseff Orders Economic Stimulus Measures
• U.S. Auto Sales Gain 13% in March, Led by Chrysler
• Lakeside Energy Buys InEnTec Stake After Exiting Joint Venture
• Bio-Rad Rises on Bet Family May Seek Sale: San Francisco Mover
• U.S. Regulators Approve Rule to Designate Non-Banks Systemic
• French Revolution Candidate Channeling Discontent Soars in Polls
• Brazil Senate Reignites FIFA Spat by Canceling Valcke Meeting
• Romney Seeking Three-Way Sweep in Today’s Voting
• Rousseff Orders $35 Billion Stimulus to Aid Brazil Industry
• BAE Systems, GlaxoSmithKline: European Equity Preview
• CME to Require Daily Customer Fund Reports Following MF Failure
• Crude Falls on Factory Orders; Gold Slumps: Commodities at Close
• WellCare to Pay $137.5 Million to Settle False Claims Case
• Amazon Prime Extends Netflix Competition to PlayStation 3
• Company Credit-Default Swaps in U.S. Hold at About One-Week Low
• Treasuries Fall as Fed Minutes Damp Sentiment for More Stimulus
• Arabica Premium Seen Higher on Robusta Supply Surge: Commodities
• Obama Authorizes $26 Million in Aid for Refugees From Sudan
• Aussie Falls After Reduced Prospect for Fed Stimulus
• Ethanol Declines From One-Week High as Supply Stays Near Record
• Suffolk Finds One-Shots Hard Habit to Break to Close Deficit
• Home Prices Seen Dropping 10% in U.S. on Foreclosures: Mortgages
• Chevron Sued for Another $11 Billion on Brazil Oil Spill
• Obama Congratulates Calipari on Kentucky’s NCAA Tourney Victory
• Colombia Stocks: ISA, Pacific Rubiales Energy, Canacol Energy
• Providence Cuts Off Adviser Citing Bankruptcy Comments
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for April 3
• Peru Stocks: Cementos Lima, Edegel, Pomalca, Rio Alto
• Dollar Rallies as Fed Minutes Dim Prospects for Stimulus
• Usiminas Falls Most in Three Months on Techint Offer Ruling
• Apache Sells $3 Billion in Bonds to Back Cordillera Acquisition
• Canadian Dollar Rises Against Peers on U.S. Growth Bet
• Los Angeles Gasoline Weakens as Air Products Restores Operations
• Emerging Stocks Rise on China, U.S. Data; Danamon Surges
• Crude Falls on Factory Orders Below Expectations, Fed Minutes
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, April 3
• U.S. Companies Reporting Unchanged Quarterly EPS, April 3
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, April 3
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, April 3
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, April 3
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on April 3
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for April 3
• Asia’s Equity Market Closures: Holiday Advisory for Region
• Peru Borrowing Costs Fall After Fed Damps Stimulus Expectations
• SanDisk Cuts First-Quarter Sales Forecast, Citing Weaker Demand
• ‘Apple Fever’ Prompts Predictions of $1 Trillion Value
• CCM Merger Said to Seek Repricing of $582 Million Term Loan
• Tanker Aground Near Port Arthur Refloats Without Damage
• Letterman’s New CBS Contract Sets Late-Night Hosting Record
• AFA Foods Bankruptcy Sale Won’t Cover Debt, Lawyer Says
• Federal Reserve Bank of N.Y. Seeks Starr Lawsuit Dismissal
• MTA’s Lhota Says Subway to N.J. Won’t Happen in ‘Our Lifetime’
• Stocks, Treasuries, Gold Fall on Fed; Dollar Strengthens
• U.S. Stocks Fall as Fed Minutes Damp Stimulus Expectation
• Peru, Camisea Gas Operators Reach Domestic Supply Accord
• Barcelona, Bayern Munich Claim Champions League Semifinal Spots
• Venezuelan Carrier Conviasa Banned by EU in New Blacklist
• BRICS Gridlock and Lock Down New Delhi
• Argentine Stocks: YPF, Banco Hipotecario, Transener Were Active
• Fed’s Lockhart Says Sustained Job Gains Reduce Need for Easing
• Nike Unveils New NFL Uniforms to Boost U.S. Sales
• RIM Accused of Infringing Patents in BlackBerry Chips
• RIM Falls 9.5% on Speculation Buyers Dropping Off: Toronto Mover
• Fink Finds Assets Not Enough in BlackRock Bid for Clout
• Oil Options Volatility Falls as Crude Drops on Economic Report
• Toyota Sets Prius Sales Record on Bigger Lineup, Gas Prices
• Toyota Sets Prius Sales Record on Bigger Lineup, Gas Prices
• Chilean Stocks: CCU, Cencosud, Copec, La Polar Were Active
• American Men Dominate Job Gains Taking 88% of Spots: Economy
• Apple, Bio-Rad, Cherokee, Clovis, GM: U.S. Equity Movers
• Goldman Sachs Fund to Sell $30 Million Media Investment at Loss
• Canadian Natural Gas Rises on High Temperatures for U.S. South
• SXC Health Rises on Report of Indiana Medicaid Bidding
• RBC Sued by U.S. Regulators Over Wash Trades
• Scotiabank’s Waugh Says He’s Not Leaving Any Time Soon
• Imaging Added to Mammograms Catches More Breast Cancer in Study
• Canada Bank Regulator Boosts Mortgage Insurers Oversight
• Cemex Leads IPC Drop as Top Performers Slip: Mexico City Mover
• Michigan Appeals Detroit Finance Review Team Meeting Bar
• WTI Midland Discount Plunges to Record on U.S. Gulf Output Surge
• Enel and Acea to Install 200 Electric-Car Charge Points in Rome
• Gold Slumps Most in Four Weeks After Fed Sees No Need for Easing
• Gasoline Futures Rise as Record Prices in Europe Deter Exports
• Stanford University Sells $143 Million of 30-Year Taxable Bonds
• Colombian Peso Appreciates to One-Week High on Dollar Inflows
• CBS Says NCAA Basketball Championship Draws 21 Million Viewers
• Herbert Hoover Returns With Awful Economic Ideas
• Express Scripts Judge Sets Hearing on Injunction Request
• New York Gasoline Strengthens With European Fuel Grade at Record
• Brazilian Real Pares Its Gain, Trades at 1.8309 per U.S. Dollar
• Bulgarian Banks ‘Stable’ as Bad Loans Advance, Iskrov Says
• Obama Says Court Overturning Health Law Would Be ‘Activism’
• Asia’s Oldest Bourse Loses CEO to Tata as Competition Increases
• Coal India Ordered to Sign Supply Accords With Power Utilities
• Ontario Teachers’ Pension Fund Posts 11% Return in 2011
• Pomalca Gains as Investors Bet on State Withdrawal
• Romney Focuses on Obama as Santorum Goes Bowling
• Obama Speeds Oil Output on U.S. Lands as Industry Complains
• AT&T May Face Strike by Union Employees as Contracts’ End Looms
• U.S. Stocks, Treasuries Drop on Fed Minutes as Dollar Rallies
• Banks to Cooperate With Volker-Like Rule, Oudea Tells Le Figaro
• Spot Gold Falls as Much as 1.5% Following Fed Stimulus Signals
• Want to Bet on the 2012 Election? The CFTC Says No
• UBS Must Retain Investment Bank, Zeltner Tells Finanz
• Glaxo, Pfizer Suit Claims Hikma Infringes Argatroban Patent
• Santos Urges Colombia Jungle Rebels to Stop Taking Hostages
• U.S. Federal Reserve Meeting Minutes for March 13 (Text)
• Office Rents Increase 5.6% in Manhattan’s Midtown South
• Stockton Gorged on Debt for City Amenities Before Crash
• China Beats U.S. With Power From Coal Processing
• U.S. Bank Earnings Expectations ‘Too High,’ KBW Says
• Germany Seeks Pricing Data From Gas-Station Chains, FAZ Says
• How Pink Slime’s Gruesome Predecessors Scared Congress
• Egyptian Military Court Sentences Officer to Six Years in Prison
• Treasuries Hold Gains on After U.S. Factory Orders Rose
• Ex-ECB Board Member Tumpel-Gugerell to Head Volksbanken Board
• Invesco Liquidates PPIP Fund Earning U.S. Treasury 18% Return
• Libya Patience With Militias Wears Thin as Violence Spreads
• U.S. Mortgage-Bond Sale Surge Will Prove Fleeting, Fitch Says
• Sun Sets on Oil Refinery During U.K. Gas Panic: Today's Pic
• PetroChina Buys Europe Diesel; Gasoline at Record: Oil Products
• Canada Says It Won’t Buy F-35 Planes Before Oversight Rules
• Shell Buys Forties at Higher Prices; Vitol Offers CPC Blend
• Woods Grouped With Jimenez, Bae for First Two Rounds at Masters
• Spanish Stocks Sink to Four-Month Low on Deficit Concerns
• Phoenix Solar Plummets on Finance Delays: Frankfurt Mover
• Viper Inspired by Naked Woman Symbol of Chrysler Comeback
• Jefferies Equity Chief Jason Griffith Said to Leave Position
• Costa Rica Deficit Plans Face Delay After Finance Minister Quits
• AIG Targets China Drivers in $50 Billion Insurance Market
• Terex Says It Hired 500 Workers in Washington in First Quarter
• Juncker Says He Won’t Stay on as Head of Eurogroup, APA Reports
• James Murdoch Quits as BSkyB Chairman Amid Hacking Probe
• Mexican Peso Bond Yields Hold Near Lowest Level in Three Weeks
• Ferrovial Falls After Cap Set on Tax Deductions: Madrid Mover
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for April 3
• Morgan Stanley to Compensate Injured Saxon Borrowers
• Q-Cells Files for Insolvency as Solar Bankrupcties Rise
• Lagarde Seeks IMF Resources, Says Turmoil Would Hurt U.S.
• McIlroy Done Crying in Return to Scene of Masters Golf Collapse
• Cocoa, Sugar Lead Slump as Gas Rebounds: Commodities at Close
• Manhattan Apartment Prices Decline
• U.K. Stocks Drop After U.S. Factory Data; RBS Retreats
• U.S. Agency Head Forced Out by Lavish Spending in Vegas
• European Stocks Fall; Banks Lead Losses, Cairn Advances
• Spanish Bonds Fall Before Debt Auction; Portuguese Notes Decline
• Telefonica Merges Colombian Phone Assets to Reduce Debt
• Guardian Publisher’s London Headquarters to Be Bought by Deka
• EDF Sticks to U.K. Nuclear Projects as RWE, EON Quit Vent
• Canada Will Manage Through Housing Problems, Scotiabank Says
• Deutsche Bank Says Talks With Guggenheim Partners ‘On Track’
• Mediaset Sells Endemol Debt to Exit Holding in TV Producer
• German Stocks Drop as U.S. Factory Orders Trail Forecasts
• Bonds Riskier Than Stocks to Goldman Sachs’s Cohen
• TripAdvisor Files Antitrust Complaint Against Google With EU
• Nigerian 2021 Eurobond Yield Declines to Record Low on Oil Price
• African Conservationists Agree Plan to Fight Rhino Extinction
• South African Equities: AngloGold, British American Tobacco Move
• Moroccan Wheat-Crop Outlook Is Poor After Sowing Delay, UN Says
• Cairn Buys Rothschild-Backed Agora Oil for $450 Million
• Harvard Plans to Start $6 Billion Capital Campaign in 2013
• DAX Beating S&P 500 by Most Since ’06 on Economy Optimism
• Rand Worst Emerging Currency as Copper Declines on Stockpiles
• Royal Bank of Canada to Buy Dexia Stake for C$1.1 Billion
• Steel Authority Increases April Prices as Construction Gains
• Killing the "Job-Killing Regulation" Meme
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Diamond Bank Nigeria, Kakuzi of Kenya
• Russian Equity Movers: Mechel, Sberbank, VTB Group Are Active
• Russian Stocks Gain Most in 3 Weeks as Oil Rises on U.S. Economy
• Sberbank Jumps Most in More Than a Month as Ruble Rises
• Minerva Project Raises $25 Million to Create New University
• France Telecom Offices Searched After 2010 Investigation
• Hungary Stocks: OTP, Mol, CIG Pannonia Move in Budapest Trade
• Cadiz Climbs Most in 3 1/2 Years on Dividend: Johannesburg Mover
• Christie Tells Peres New Jersey Wants to Expand Ties With Israel
• Madoff Victim Can’t Revise Divorce Deal, Appeals Court Says
• Scene in D.C.: Bob Schieffer, CBS ’Hangouts’ With Google+
• Solazyme Jumps on Bunge Biofuel Deal in Brazil: Sao Paulo Mover
• Halyk CEO Urges Kazakhstan to Scrap BTA Debt Restructuring
• Ex-Vice President Cheney Released 10 Days After Heart Transplant
• Algeria Wheat Prospects Mixed on Early Halt to Rain, FAO Says
• News Corp.'s BSkyB Stake Still Under Scrutiny, Ofcom Says
• PPG to Work With Argex Mining to Make Paint Pigment in Quebec
• Owner of Fire-Stricken Moscow Tower Investigates Damage Caused
• Greece Eyes Jobs, Growth Impulse From Solar Energy Export
• Czech Stocks: Central European Media, New World Resources Move
• YPF Tracks ADR Drop on Government Intevervention Concern
• Masters’ Golf Tradition Renews Woods’s Scrutiny of Long Putters
• Turkey to Tighten Monetary Policy on Energy Price Increases
• Nursing Homes Won’t Have to Hire Independent Pharmacists
• Euro Strengthens Against Dollar to Almost One-Month High Level
• Motorola Mobility Faces EU Antitrust Probes on Patents
• Brazilian Stock Movers: Copel, OGX Petroleo, Petrobras, Usiminas
• Dutch Boy Seeks Economy Prize With Greek Euro-Exit Plan
• TNK-BP Gets Approval From Brazil Regulator for HRT Oil Deal
• Turkey Stocks: AFM Uluslararasi Film, Aksa Enerji, Turkcell Move
• U.S. Alongside China in Roll Call of Basel Bank-Rule Laggards
• Central European Media Gains in Prague on Time Warner Bets
• Saudi Arabia’s Grain Imports May Jump 16% in 2011-12, FAO Says
• Putin Urges Duma Dominance as Medvedev Promotes New Parties
• IDB, Qatar and Dallah Albaraka to Set Up $1 Billion Islamic Bank
• Williams Says No Supply Impact From New Jersey Gas Line Leak
• Cameroon’s Average Cocoa Export Price Increased 3.5% Last Week
• Netia Hits 10-Year High on Report Firms to Start Due Diligence
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, April 3
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, April 3
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, April 3
• Turkish Bond Yields Slide After Inflation Lower Than Expected
• Rakoff Asked to Move 400 Madoff Suits as Deadline Passes
• Orban Seeks to Cut Losses as Ally Toppled by Plagiarism Row
• BP Amasses Diesel as France Bolsters Strategic Fuel Inventories
• Who Do You Want in the White House?
• Petronas’s South African Unit Suspends Oil Imports From Iran
• Scotiabank Turns to Immigrants to Boost Canadian Banking
• Coty Said to Flip From Seller to Avon Buyer
• JetBlue Pilot’s Competence May Be Raised Early in Case
• U.S. Factory Orders Rose 1.3% in February on Capital Goods
• Canada Defense Department Mismanaged F-35 Purchase: Audit
• Encana in Play as Petronas Seeks Natural Gas
• Encana-Talisman in Play as Petronas Seeks Canadian Gas: Real M&A
• Apple Rises to Record on $1,000-a-Share Analyst Projections
• Mexico International Reserves Rose to $150.3 Billion, Bank Says
• Israel Stocks: Ampal-American, Gulliver Energy, ICL, Harel
• Spain’s Debt to Rise to Record 79.8%; Bond Sales to Decline
• Russia Charges Colonel With Spying for Passing Maps to U.S.
• Assad Pledge to End Violence in a Week Met With Suspicion
• U.S. February Factory Orders, Shipments and Inventories (Text)
• Ascencia to Invest $34.4 Million on Expansion, Le Mauricien Says
• Molson Coors Agrees to Buy Brewer StarBev for $3.5 Bln
• Morocco Cereal Harvest May Fall Due to Drought, Le Matin Reports
• James Murdoch Steps Down as Chairman of BSkyB Board (Text)
• Roche Sees No Justification for Illumina’s Refusal on Talks
• Iraq to Pay Two Companies $199 Million to Construct 2,000 Homes
• Teva Jumps as New Drugs Bolster Outlook: Israel Overnight
• Italy Average Weekly Fruit Prices: Week to April 1
• Italy Average Weekly Vegetables Prices: Week to April 1
• Most Tankers Sailing East Since December, Wells Fargo Says
• LCH.Clearnet Shareholders Back $618 Million LSE Merger
• Mexico Forecasts 3.8% Growth for 2013, El Financiero Says
• Chinese Soybean Processing May Increase 5.9%, Oil World Says
• Oilseed Processing May Slow on South America, Oil World Says
• Conergy Chief Confident Won’t Join Rising Solar Bankruptcies
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Foreign Ownership of Russian Ruble Debt May Reach 25% After July
• Ben-Israel Prefers 'Word of Mouth' Over Advertising (Audio)
• Obama to Confront Skeptical Audience on Transparency Record
• Chilean Peso Strengthens as Investors Bet on Tightening Signals
• JPMorgan Sells Record Notes Tied to Proprietary Volatility Index
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• EU Ministers to Discuss CO2 Market Future After Price Slump
• The Foreclosure Deal Spares the Housing Market (So Far)
• Romanian Cabinet Approves $1.2 Billion CFR Debt-to-Equity Swap
• CORPI and UCO CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Arabtec in Dubai and Yamamah Cement
• Colder Weather to Replace Record Midwest Warmth in April
• Dubai Shares Rise to 1-Month High as Aabar Boosts Arabtec Stake
• L&T FIN and TMFL CP :India Money Markets
• UT Bank of Ghana Sees 70% Profit Growth as IFC Gives $15 Million
• AXIS CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Egyptian Stocks: Talaat Moustafa Group, National Co. for Maize
• Astellas Overactive Bladder Drug Raises Risks, FDA Says
• BMW, Guggenheim Move Berlin Lab Project After Violence Threats
• Damac Properties Says Cairo Shopping Mall Will Open This Year
• Boston Red Sox Closer Bailey Needs Thumb Surgery, Globe Reports
• Turkey Electricity Producers Fall on Report Gas Prices May Rise
• India Bars New Soybean Contracts to Curb Price Volatility
• Belgian Sugar Beets 80% Planted as of Yesterday, KBIVB Reports
• Cameron, Pushing Gay Marriage, Hails Christian Fightback
• Iran Lawmakers Seek to Impeach Labor Minister, State Media Say
• Merkel Says Czech Republic May Still Sign Up for EU Fiscal Pact
• Caspian Pipeline March Crude Exports Fall 17% From Year Earlier
• Sri Lanka Reaches 238-6 After First Day of England Cricket Test
• Oil Drops After Biggest Gain in Six Weeks on Supplies
• Mechel Gains Third Day on Watchdog License Report: Moscow Mover
• Private-Equity Taxes, Systemic Firms, Rabobank: Compliance
• Greenberg Says China Leaders Amenable to Trade Deal With U.S.
• JPMorgan’s Hannam Steps Down, Pledging to Appeal FSA Fine
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Apr 2, 2012.
• Russia’s UTair Retreats for Second day After Tyumen Plane Crash
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Dexia BIL Sale Terms, Belgian Arco Guarantee Probed by EU
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 13 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Anthrax Kits in 114M U.S. Homes Gets FDA Scrutiny
• Izumiya, Koh Brothers, Posco, Woori: Asia Stocks Preview
• Diageo’s Ghana Unit to See 27% Revenue Growth in 2012, SIC Says
• Kakuzi of Kenya Shares Set for the Highest in a Month on Profit
• Treasuries Advance; 10-Year Yield Falls 2 Basis Points to 2.17%
• Dollar Erases Loss Versus Euro in New York Trading
• Palin Says Romney Would Be Better Than Obama in 2012 Election
• Aistron Rises as Osram Said to Plan LED Factory in China
• Angola Foreign Reserves Decline to $26.6 Billion in February
• Argentine Central Bank Stops Part of Charter Change, Ambito Says
• Royal Bank of Canada to Buy Rest of RBC Dexia for C$1.1 Billion
• Arabtec Jumps Most in 3 Years on Aabar Stake Boost: Dubai Mover
• BTG IPO May Raise 4.1 Billion Reais as Market Rebounds
• Kenya Shilling Falls Third Day on Bets Central Bank to Hold Rate
• Microsoft, ECOJ, Tebow, BitTorrent: Intellectual Property
• S&P 500’s Rally May Last as Strategists Turn Sour
• EU Decision on Firewalls `Important Step,' Passera Says
• Global Investment Bank Fees Fall for Third Consecutive Quarter
• Most Asia Stocks Fall as Yen Drags Japan Before H.K. Open
• Japan’s Strongest Storm Since 1959 Slams Into Tokyo Region
• Dollar Remains Lower Before U.S. Factory Orders
• Siemens Osram Light Unit Said to Plan First China LED Plant
• Total Weighs Stake in Gas Pipeline to Europe From Caspian Sea
• Ukraine Soybean Exports Rose 12% in Six Months, Researcher Says
• Ampal Surges Most in 3 Months on Bondholders’ Agreement Report
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 10,500 Tons of Palm Oil
• U.K. Agency Urges Ban on Metal Hip Implant Combination
• Euro-Region Producer-Price Inflation Slows for Fifth Month
• Danamon Surges on Takeover as DBS Slumps: Jakarta Mover
• Bulgaria Exported 3.1 Million Tons of Grain, Researcher Says
• Posco Seeks $535 Million Selling Shares in 3 Korean Firms
• Kia’s Slovak Factory to Invest 110 Million Euros in 2012
• Hungary Lenders Borrow 56 Billion Forint in Central Bank Tender
• Osborne Called On to Do More to Help Weak U.K. Recovery: Economy
• Bulgaria’s Grains Benefit From Good Weather, UkrAgroConsult Says
• Real Madrid Targets Manchester City’s Sergio Aguero: Roundup
• Mozambique Sets Up Inter-Ministry Team on Mining-Tax Proposals
• Besson Says France to Decide ‘This Week’ About Wind Farms
• Thailand Stocks: Jubilee, Thai Union, Univanich, United Palm
• AFM Cinemas Falls in Istanbul on Regulator Ruling Forcing Sale
• Dexia BIL Sale Terms Probed by European Antitrust Regulators
• Fridman’s Alfa Seeks VEB Financing to Acquire Domodedovo Airport
• Indonesia Sells 9 Trillion Rupiah of Debt, Beating Target
• Quintain’s iQ Fund Gets Refinancing From M&G, Deutsche Postbank
• KKR Said to Seek to Amend, Extend A$905 Million Loan Terms
• Tata Global Beverages Gets Approval to Buy Out Russian Tea Unit
• Robusta Shipments From Indonesia’s Sumatra Fall for Third Month
• Indonesian Stocks: Bank Danamon, Borneo Lumbung Energi & Metal
• Inmarsat Says Further LightSquared Payments ‘Highly Uncertain’
• Astra Agro Sells 8,900 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• New World Resources Gains After CTK Reports OKD Strike Averted
• Asian Currencies Rises to Three-Week High on U.S., China Growth
• Credit Suisse Reintroduces Travel Ban to Germany, Boersen Says
• Crude, Natural Gas Decline, Copper Rises: Commodities at Close
• Vietnam Stocks: Asia Commercial Bank, Hoa Binh Rubber
• Vietnam Bond Yields at One-Week Low on Rate Outlook; Dong Steady
• Baht Halts Two-Day Gain as Inflation Accelerates on Costlier Oil
• German 10-Year Bunds Erase Drop; Leaves Yield at 1.80 Percent
• U.K. Construction Growth Accelerates to Fastest in 21 Months
• U.K. Starts $1.6 Billion Competition for Carbon Capture Funding
• South Africa Vehicle Sales Growth at Slowest in 9 Months
• Estonia Raises 2012 Inflation Forecast on Higher Oil Prices
• Hong Kong Stocks Snap Four-Day Loss on U.S., China Data
• Formosa Plastics’ Units Miss Profit Estimates on Rising Costs
• Gulliver Rises Most in 3 Weeks on Minerals’ Exploration License
• Hungarian Life Insurer CIG Pannonia Declines to Lowest on Record
• China Grows 8.4% in Estimate Cited by NDRC Vice Chairman
• Rubber Declines as Higher Yen, Oil Outweigh U.S. Manufacturing
• E-Star Alternativ Snaps Six-Day Losing Streak on Oversold Signal
• South African Coal Export Prices Have Second Weekly Increase
• Palm Oil Gains to 1-Year High on Soybean Planting Woes
• Poland, Slovakia Select Contractor for Natural-Gas Link Study
• Philippine Peso Touches 3-Week High on Global Recovery Signs
• Coffee Areas in Brazil to Have Dry Weather This Week, Somar Says
• Olympus Gets Alliance Offers From Sony, Fujifilm, Terumo
• Taiwan Dollar Reaches One-Month High on U.S. Data; Bonds Steady
• Agrobanka of Serbia Drops 12% at Market Opening: Belgrade Mover
• AstraZeneca to Work With Amgen on Inflammatory Therapies
• Portuguese Bailout Expectations Anchor Yield Curve: Euro Credit
• German Stocks Advance Ahead of Report on U.S Factory Orders
• Suu Kyi Win Risks Myanmar Backlash Without Economic Gains
• U.S. Can Spur World Growth as Employment Recovers, Phelps Says
• Metcash Falls Most Since 2008 on Store and Job Cuts
• Anadolu Cam Agrees to Sell Glass Drug Bottles to Abdi Ibrahim
• Saudi Cabinet Approves Money-Laundering Law, Arab News Says
• Iran Captures 13 Pirates After Clash in Indian Ocean, Fars Says
• Surgutneftegas Board Member Medvedev Died in Siberia Plane Crash
• Bayer Says Drug Held Off Gastrointestinal Tumors in Study
• Lonza Advances After Naming BASF’s Ridinger as CEO: Zurich Mover
• Turkcell Falls on Liability for Unit’s $150 Million Unpaid Loan
• Philippine Stocks: BDO, Filinvest, PAL, SM Investments
• Australia Holds Key Rate at 4.25% as Domestic Growth Weakens
• Transneft Faces Export Squeeze on Tank-Car Ban, Vedomosti Says
• Saudi Crown Prince Meets Algerian President, Eqtisadiah Reports
• Sovereign, Corporate Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Ericsson Says China Smartphone Users Will Drive Growth
• Oil Drops After Biggest Gain in Six Weeks on Outlook for Supply
• Greek Tax Income Rose 3.3 Percent in March, Kathimerini Says
• Spanish Registered Unemployment Rises For Eighth Month
• Aussie Slides Toward 6-Month Low Against Kiwi After RBA
• Japanese Stock Futures Gain on U.S. Confidence, Spending
• Bahrain Unrest May Do Serious Harm to Economy, Gulf News Says
• SNCB, Infrabel Sue Elevator Makers on Cartel Ruling, L’Echo Says
• Ruble Strengthens for Third Day, Bond Yields Fall on U.S. Data
• Sri Lanka Recovers to 82-3 as England Bids to Keep No. 1 Ranking
• Origin Energy Buys 51% Stake in Xstrata Copper’s Energia Austral
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• Australia LNG Boom Threatened by U.S. Shale Exporters
• Yahoo Japan Falls as Goldman Sachs Reiterates Sell Rating
• Japan’s Monetary Base Slides for First Time Since 2008: Economy
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• Hungary’s Orban Asked to Name Presidential Candidate, MTI Says
• Belgium Needs EU24 Billion Budget Savings 2013-2015, Soir Says
• Myanmar’s Kyat Fixing Unchanged After Bids Rejected at Auction
• Hungary Amends Disputed Law on Data Protection, MTI Reports
• Saudi Ministry Appoints Woman to Senior Post, Arab News Reports
• German Regional State May Support Q-Cells, Mitteldeutsche Says
• Seoul’s Gimpo Airport Cancels 34 Flights Due to Strong Winds
• Hollande Widens Second-Round Lead Over Sarkozy, Poll Shows
• Turkcell Will Pay $150 Million Debt for Euroasia Unit This Week
• Solar Jobs Join Harry Reid to Chinese Billionaire in Price Drop
• Samsung SDI Aims to Boost Battery Sales on IPad-Led Tablet Boom
• Google to Build Taiwan Center as Demand for Gmail, YouTube Rises
• Borneo Lumbung $1 Billion Loan Said to Get First Commitment
• Daimler’s Russian Partner KamAZ Boosts Output 37%, Interfax Says
• Iran Families Face Inflation, Unemployment, Tehran Times Says
• Japan Asks Chubu Electric to Reassess Safety of Hamaoka Plant
• Kentucky Wins Its Eighth NCAA Basketball Title by Beating Kansas
• PBOC’s Zhou Urges Fed to Consider Global Effect of Policy Easing
• U.S. Economy Enters Sweet Spot as China Slows
• Malaysian Stocks: Asia Media, SEG International, VTI Vintage
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• Thai Inflation Quickens First Time in Five Months on Oil
• San Miguel Said Set to Sign Philippine Air Stake Deal Today
• Sina, Tencent Microblog Users Resume Commenting After 3-Day Ban
• Indians’ Jimenez Suspended 5 Games for Hitting Former Teammate
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Obama Hosts Calderon, Harper to Boost N. American Economy
• Walnut Place Asks Appeals Court to Revive Bank of America Suit
• Bloomberg’s Business of Law Column Replaces In Court News Report
• Hiring Plans Positive for U.S. Jobless, Stocks: Chart of the Day
• DirecTV Asks Who Makes Decisions at Tribune as Blackouts Extend
• Jets Would Consider Another ‘Hard Knocks’ Appearance, ESPN Says
• Reds’ Votto Agrees to $225 Million Extension, USA Today Reports
• Gotham’s Chic Company Celebrates 10 Years With Goddesses
• LCD Soundsystem, Hot Chip Meld Dance DNA in New Build
• Republicans Fail at Business Role in Defying Chamber
• Dogma Crumbles as Kasich Fights Own Party to Tax Ohio’s Drillers
• Ford to Use Concierges to Teach Luxury to Lincoln Dealers
• Payne Will Face Fellow Newark Councilman for House Seat
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• Coty Draws on Trott’s Underdog Experience to Pursue Avon
• Air France, BNP Paribas, Roche: European Equity Preview
• Facebook Backer Accel Invests in Gaming Startup Dragonplay
• Alabama Lawmakers Have 15 Days to Find County Bankruptcy Fix
• Sioux Nation Reservation Is Least Healthy Place in U.S.
• Coty Low-Ball Offer Seen Emerging as Avon’s Best Option
• Curbing Female Reproductive Rights Raises Taxpayer Costs
• Cigarette Paper Patent Fight To Be Decided by U.S. Agency
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