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April 4, 2012

• Electric-Drive Vehicle Demand Recharged by Gas Prices
• Brazil Finds It Takes a Woman to Confront Congress Without Fear
• South Korea to Set Up Small-Company Stock Market to Aid Funding
• Clemens Challenges U.S. Request to Block Trial Statements
• Shui On Said to Sign Loan With Credit Suisse and 11 Banks
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• China HSBC Services Gauge Shows Slower Expansion in March
• Payless Shoes Seen Accepting Lowest Apparel Valuation: Real M&A
• Taiwan’s Stocks Slump Most in Five Months on Tax Concern
• Hon Hai Plans ‘Significant’ Wage Increase for Taiwan Employees
• S. Korea’s First-Quarter Foreign Direct Investment Rises 17%
• Indonesia’s Pertamina Seeks Low-Sulfur Crude for June Delivery
• Bank Central Asia, Medco, Nusantara: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Taiwan Dollar Drops Most in Almost Four Weeks on Tax Concerns
• Qatar’s Tasweeq Offers Condensates for June From Ras Laffan Port
• News Express: Wall Street Pay on the Rise
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Honda’s Acura Goes Hybrid in Challenge to BMW, Mercedes
• South Korea Says Uncertainty Persists on Europe Crisis, Oil Cost
• Branson’s Virgin Atlantic Mulls Appeal on EU’s BMI Move
• Thompson Says Nokia Lumia Reviews Are `Fairly Positive' (Video)
• Colombia’s Consumer Prices Rose 0.12% in March From February
• Dragados, Judlau Settle Minority Hiring Suit With U.S.
• U.S. Urges Against Attending N. Korea Launch: Yonhap
• Former World Bank Managers Endorse Okonjo-Iweala to Lead Lender
• Colorado Treasurer Loses Bid for Pension Plan Data Access
• ‘Dark Knight’ Co-Producer Legendary Raises $275 Million
• Paulson Gold Fund Said to Fall 13% as Mining Stocks Slump
• Porsche $250,000 GT3 Racecar Is Too Hot for the Street
• Porsche $250,000 Racecar Is Too Hot for the Street (Video)
• New Orleans Police Get Decades in Prison in Katrina Killings
• Can We Trust Myanmar? Ask the Kachin as They Die
• Draghi Watching Words as ECB Comments Contract: Chart of the Day
• Portugal Says Some Town Halls May Need to Restructure Their Debt
• Areva Predicts Uranium Demand Freeze Until 2014
• Cambridge Is Underdog in Boat Race With Only One British Rower
• President Scapegoat Can’t Stop Picking on Big Oil
• Don’t Worry About Deficit That Will Heal Itself
• Groupon IPO Scandal Is the Sleaze That’s Legal
• Helmut Newton’s Leggy Nudes March Through Grand Palais
• Spain Not Greece Is the Real Test for the European Union
• Use Free Markets To Win Over Egypt’s Muslim Brothers
• Chelsea Sets Up Champions League Semi With Barca, Real Advances
• JPMorgan Could Net $24 Billion Absent Mortgage Losses
• Ruth Madoff’s Lawyers Can’t Collect Legal Fees, Judge Rules
• Crude Plummets on Stockpiles; Gold Drops: Commodities at Close
• Ethanol Falls a Second Day on Lower Output Costs and Supply Glut
• CBRE Global Sees Buying Chance in China as Curbs Cool Market
• RRJ Said to Target $4 Billion as Asia Buyout Funds Grow
• World Bank Needs Capital Injection, Ocampo Says in FT Op-Ed
• Regions Financial Repays $3.5 Billion U.S. Taxpayer Bailout
• Peru Stocks: Buenaventura, Candente, Cementos Pacasmayo
• UBS Sees Fixed-Income Pickup as Bank Hones Super-Rich Strategy
• Hungary Sued for Political Interference in Radio Frequency Bids
• Commerzbank, Daimler, Salzgitter: European Equity Preview
• American, Eagle Cancel 500 Flights After Texas Storm
• Ezra Merkin Ordered to Turn Over Documents Tied to N.Y. Suit
• Colombia Stocks: Isagen, Ecopetrol, Pacific Rubiales, Canacol
• Credit-Default Swaps in U.S. Climb as Spain Borrowing Costs Rise
• Apple Drops Claim That Motorola Mobility Infringed a Patent
• Pickens Reviving Plans for Texas Wind Power at Smaller Scale
• Flying Auto Reviving Dreams of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
• Bank-Supported Muni Market Faces ‘Headwinds,’ Moody’s Says
• IBM Buys 20% of Batista’s SIX Unit, Gets $1 Billion Contract
• GE Capital Swaps Gain After Moody’s Cuts Rating Two Levels
• Madoff Sons’ Wives Can Be Sued for ‘Enrichment,’ U.S. Judge Says
• Dimon Says All Signs ‘Flashing Green’ on U.S. Housing Rebound
• Canada Dollar Falls Versus Greenback Before Jobs Reports
• Contact Awaits Power Demand Recovery Before N.Z. Windfarm Build
• Treasuries Rise as Europe Crisis Lifts Demand, QE3 Odds
• Emerging Stocks in Deepest Slide in Month on Fed Concern
• Peru Bond Yields Fall to Three-Week Low on Humala Gas Accord
• RIM Deal Seen Dubious With Cheapest Value Amid Losses
• JPMorgan Awards CEO Jamie Dimon $23 Million Pay Package
• Las Vegas Meeting’s Price Tag Prompts Lawmaker Hearing
• Euro Falls to One-Month Low on Spain’s Debt, ECB Views
• Avon Investor Sues Over Rebuff of $10 Billion Coty Offer
• InvenSense Falls on SanDisk Sales Forecast: San Francisco Mover
• Yahoo Cuts 2,000 Jobs to Reduce Costs in Turnaround Effort
• Oil Options Volatility Gains as Crude Tumbles on Supply Surge
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for April 4
• Pennsylvania High Court Takes Appeal on Marcellus Gas Rights
• The Drop in the 'Fear Index' This Year: 34%
• Taxpayers as Greek Creditor Put Onus on Politicians: Euro Credit
• TD Bank Overdraft Fee Lawsuit Certified as Class-Action Case
• Suntech Power and LDK Solar Decline on China Loan-Cost Concerns
• Nike Wins Ruling Extending Bar on Reebok Tim Tebow Sales
• Dimon Says JPMorgan has ‘Stepped Up’ Amid Public Hostility
• Argentine Stocks: Banco Macro, Petrobras Argentina and Tenaris
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, April 4
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, April 4
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, April 4
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, April 4
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, April 4
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on April 4
• China's Internet Censors Decide Comments Are Dangerous
• Oil Companies Discounts Widen as Stocks Fall: Overnight
• Petrobras Argentina Falls on Concession Loss: Buenos Aires Mover
• Sciences-Po Chief Descoings Found Dead in N.Y. Hotel
• Harrington, Byrd Win Weather-Shortened Masters Par-3 Contest
• Service Industries in U.S. Kept Expanding in March: Economy
• YouTube Forges Deal With Paramount to Offer Movie Rentals
• U.S. Sues Dragados USA, Judlau Contracting Claiming Fraud
• Four Arrested in Drug Scheme That Bilked Medicaid, N.Y. Says
• Idenix, SanDisk, St. Jude, Thoratec: U.S. Equity Movers
• Stocks, Commodities Drop on Fed Minutes, Spanish Auction
• SanDisk Declines Most Since January on Lower Sales Forecast
• Hovnanian Declines After Announcing Plan to Sell Shares
• Chevron Brazil Suits Double to $22 Billion With New Claim
• Canadian Gold Equities Drop After Price Falls: Toronto Mover
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for April 4
• Abbott Hepatitis C Therapy Works After Other Drugs Fail
• Geithner Says Republicans Are Unwilling on Budget, Tax Fixes
• America Movil Asks Colombia to Stop Targeting Prices
• Monsanto Raises Forecast as Profit Tops Estimates on Corn
• Devon Raises Spending, May Seek Partner for Cline Field
• Best Buy May Be Cut to Junk at S&P Amid Small-Store Shift
• Telecom Trade Improved With Canada, Mexico in 2011, U.S. Reports
• Lou Gehrig’s Disease May Bring Biogen $1 Billion Payoff
• Oil Declines After U.S. Stockpiles Surge the Most Since 2
• Idenix Drops as Hepatitis C Drug May Face Hurdles
• Canadian Gas Drops on Speculation of U.S. Stockpile Increase
• Chilean Stocks: CCU, Colbun, Endesa and Enjoy Were Active
• Dodgers Costing $2.15 Billion Hinges on Property Return
• Carl Icahn Says Amylin Pharma Should Pursue Sale Process
• Fed Exploring Selling Maiden Lane III Assets From AIG Rescue
• Coppola Sues California Restaurant Over ‘A Tavola’ Trademark
• GM CEO Seeks to Boost Volt’s Monthly Sales to 3,000
• Sept. 11 Terror Suspects Charged by U.S. Ahead of Trial
• Treasury Officials Given a Day to Review U.S. Solyndra Loan
• Mars Oil Premium Gains on Shell Gulf Coast Platform Shutdown
• Berkshire May Evade Systemically Important Tag
• Colombia Says Oil Output Recovers After Security Improves
• New Orleans Police Officers Sentenced for Post-Katrina Deaths
• Clifford Chance, Cadwalader, Loeb, Skadden: Business of Law
• Gold Falls for Second Day on Fed Stimulus Stance
• Michigan Court Cancels Bar on Detroit Review Meeting
• URL Pharma Unit Sues Par Pharmaceutical Over Drug Patents
• Mexico Stocks: Asur, Homex, Geo, Industrias Penoles Are Active
• MagicJack Chairman Resigned, Vento May Replace Him
• Ex-Con Man Says JOBS Law Makes Guys Like Him Rich
• Colombia Central Bank Split on Need for Higher Rates
• Facebook Seeks End to Ceglia Ownership Suit as IPO Nears
• Williams Says Fed Must Keep Acting Vigorously for Growth
• Teva Sues Synthon Over Generic Multiple Sclerosis Drug
• San Francisco Giants Plan $1.6 Billion Project Next to Stadium
• Colombian Peso Falls From One-Week High as Fed View Saps Risk
• Fed’s Lacker Says Markets Saw Odds of New Easing as Too High
• Cocoa Nears Three-Month Low on Supply Outlook
• Asur Gains Third Day as Airport Traffic Rises: Mexico City Mover
• SFO Refused Trial Delay as It Probes Tchenguiz Arrest Errors
• Indian Court Accepts State Appeal on Phone-Permit Cancellation
• India Billions Secure Afghan Mines in Challenge to China Drive
• Allen Stanford’s Receiver Fights Investors Over Pay Increase
• Brazil Gets a Head Start on World Cup Anxiety
• Former Mets Pitcher Heilman Signs Minor-League Deal With Rangers
• Goldman Sachs Names Three to Lead Credit Sales, Trading
• Best Buy’s Corporate Credit Rating May Be Cut to Junk by S&P
• Altima Is Nissan Ticket to Ride Past Honda After 24 Years: Cars
• Mexican Peso Drops as European Concern Trumps U.S. Job Growth
• Romney Sweeps Three Primaries to Keep Lead Over Santorum
• Gulf Gasoline Gains After Exxon Shuts Beaumont Refinery Units
• Monti Scales Back Firing Rules to Secure Allies' Backing
• Fed Dealer Survey Showed Falling Odds of More Bond Buying
• Fed’s Lacker Says Volcker Rule May Be ‘Impossible’ to Implement
• Greek Asset-Sales Fund Says 3 Groups Interested in IBC Property
• EU Forecasts 2012 Wheat Harvest to Rise 2% to 131.4 Million Tons
• Syria Presses Attacks After Cease-Fire Pledge, Group Says
• Record-Breaking Song Ceramic Lifts Sotheby’s Sale
• Chilean Peso Falls Most in Week as Fed View Undermines Copper
• U.S. Cotton-Crop, Surplus Estimates to Be Cut,Survey Says
• Genworth Cuts ‘Humbled’ CEO’s Bonus as Insurer Misses Target
• Greek Man Shoots Himself Near Parliament During Morning
• Economy Has Left Emergency Room, Roach Says: Tom Keene
• Dynegy Reaches Deal With Creditors After Examiner Report
• ‘Pink Slime’ Foes in Smear Campaign, Iowa’s Branstad Says
• Ivory Coast Farmgate Cocoa Prices for Week to March 31
• JPMorgan Dealmaker Hannam in Eye of Storm Again on FSA Fine
• Belka Says Poland May Raise Rates Even as Bank-Watchers Doubt
• Tunisia’s Former First Lady’s Memoir to Be Published in May
• Cameroon Cocoa Grinder Bought 58% More Beans in February
• New Mutations in Autistic People May Be Due to Older Fathers
• Tyrannosaurus Rex Had Fuzzy-Feathered Cousin in Northeast China
• South Sudan Shot Down Sudanese War Plane, Minister Says
• Christie Said in Talks on Bond Issue for Higher Education
• East Africa May Get Below-Normal Rain, Threatening Food Security
• Commodities Fall for Second Day on Oil Inventories, Fed Minutes
• BNP Paribas Appoints Williams After Seven Defect to BlackRock
• Fed’s Lacker Says Markets Saw Odds of Policy Easing as Too High
• Obama Signs Ban on Congressional Insider Stock Trading
• JPMorgan Pays $20 Million to Settle CFTC Case Over Lehman
• Petrobras Targeted in Argentina After YPF Lost Licenses
• Food Risk Rises as Import Reliance Makes U.S. Safety Harder
• Forties Cargoes Sold at Lower Prices; Oseberg Exports to Decline
• Radiation Levels off Japan Elevated but Safe: Today's Pic
• Harvest May Eye Chinese Buyer for Petrodelta Stake, Analyst Says
• Ukraine’s HarvEast to Post First Profit This Year, CEO Says
• Gutseriev to Spend $100 Million on Belarus Potash Plant in 2012
• BP, Shell-Backed ETI Seeks Bids to Find Leaks at Carbon Stores
• Fed Forecasts Drop-Off in Income from Bond Holdings After 2013
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for April 4
• England Challenges China by Reviving Strategic Mine: Commodities
• Police Hid News Corp. Phone-Hacking Extent, Prosecutor Says
• Mechel Declines as Lack of Fed Stimulus Sends Commodities Lower
• Second London Man in a Week Arrested on Terror Charges
• European Stocks Fall on Spain Bonds, Fed Stimulus Stance
• Nobelist Grass Says Nuclear-Power Israel Threatens Peace
• Trayvon Martin and the Impact of the Gun Lobby
• Hollande Would Seek Backing of CAC 40 Chiefs Day After Election
• Ex-Massachusetts State Treasurer Cahill Pleads Not Guilty
• European Bank Stress Tests Need Rethink, Elderfield Says
• Swiss Stocks Decline on Spanish Bond Sale; Holcim Drops
• Venezuela Credit Rating May Be Cut by Fitch on Oil Reliance
• Oman Crude Futures Volumes Rise 57 Percent in First Quarter
• Ship Smog Seen as Next Target to Clear Hong Kong Skies
• Malaysia Group Calls for Protests as Najib Prepares for Election
• JJB Sports Ex-CEO Charged With Fraud, Money Laundering
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Diamond Bank Nigeria, Kenya Commercial
• Irish Support for EU Pact Best Way for Bank Deal, Hayes Says
• On Trial in Turkey: Two Generals and One Constitution
• Gold Stocks Fall to 9-Month Low on Bullion: Johannesburg Mover
• Vodafone Dutch Clients Lose Service After Rotterdam Fire
• Hungary Stocks: CIG, Mol, OTP Shares Move in Budapest Trading
• Sorghum Variant Produces No Toxins in Drought, University Says
• Turkish Generals Tried Over 1980 Coup as Erdogan Curbs Army
• Germany Asked to Forgo $1.3 Billion Deutsche Telekom Payout
• France’s Soil-Moisture Reserves Declined After Warm, Dry March
• Vestas, Gamesa Warn of Possible Faults in Older Turbines
• International Power Rejects GDF’s $9.5 Billion Takeover Bid
• Russian Equity Movers: Kuzbass Fuel, Surgutneftegas Are Active
• The New York Auto Show: Photos
• Serbian Central Bank Sells 10 Million Euros to Support Dinar
• IBM Facing Golf Gender Bias After Fighting Racial Barriers
• Shuvalov Tests Russia's Corruption Laws: Leonid Bershidsky
• Draghi Says Inflation Risks Prevail as Economy Stabilizes
• Obama Health Remarks Draw Order for U.S. View on Court
• Augusta National Chairman Payne Won’t Address Female Membership
• Russian Stocks Retreat Most in Month as Oil, Copper Decline
• Spanish Bonds Slump on Auction as ECB Loans Boost Fades
• Croatian Central Bank Considers Lowering Reserve Ratio to 13.5%
• Jim Rogers Says He’s ‘Not So Optimistic’ About Gold, Silver
• Pound Gains to 2-Month High Versus Euro on Services, Homes Boost
• Ghana Cedi Hits Lowest Since 1993 as Companies Settle Debts
• Oasis Advises Clients to Oppose Redefine’s Fountainhead Deal
• Augusta National’s Payne Maintains Silence on Female Membership
• Somali Suicide Bomb Kills Four at National Theater, Premier Says
• Brazil Stock Movers: BR Malls, PDG Realty, Petroleo Brasileiro
• Cameroon Arabica Shipments Tripled in February, Robusta Dropped
• Measles Surge in Europe Raises Risks for Sports Fans
• RBS Securities Unit Chief Sells $7.5 Million of Shares
• Kenya Shilling Gains First Day in Four as Bank Retains Rate
• Fed’s Lacker Sees 2013 Growth of 3% Warranting Higher Rates
• Fisker Considers Overseas Options for Building Second Car
• Honduras Complains at WTO Over Australia Tobacco-Logo Ban
• North Sea Grane Crude Exports Unchanged at Seven Cargoes in May
• AMSC Raises $25 Million in Financing ‘Backstop’ From an Investor
• Lawson in Talks to Buy at Least Three China Store Chains
• Bulgaria Sets Up Ad-Hoc Committee, Which May Review Fracking Ban
• Gazprom Plans to Boost Winter Output on New Fields, Storage
• Czech Stocks: Erste Group Bank, New World Resources Are Active
• Polish Central Bank Keeps Benchmark Rate Unchanged at 4.5%
• Atlantic Storm Season to Be Below Average, Forecast Says
• PDG Realty Slides After Profit Plunges 85%: Sao Paulo Mover
• Ethanol Output in U.S. Fell to 873,000 Barrels a Day, U.S. Says
• Denizbank Surges 18% as CEO Reported Saying Sale May Be Soon
• Selcuk Ecza Snaps Two-Day Gain After Profit Misses Estimates
• Ukraine Plans to Offer Ruble Bonds for Debt Payments Without IMF
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for March 30 (Text)
• BMW Credits Global Balance for Record First-Quarter Auto Sales
• U.S. March ISM Non-Manufacturing Report on Business (Text)
• Zhongpin Sued by Investor Over $418 Million Inside Bid
• Gazprom-Led South Stream Hires Banks for Gas Pipeline Financing
• Lira Falls to 2-Week Low After Bank Keeps Funding at Lowest Rate
• Pinera Approval Rating Fell to 29% in March, Chile Poll Shows
• Renaissance Credit Profit Jumps 71% in 2011 on Increased Lending
• Vale Beijing Heading to South Korea for Inspections, Owner Says
• Tiger Woods’s Win Fuels Record-Setting Golf Wagering at Masters
• Canada Boosts Housing Oversight as Banks Warn on Economy
• TNK-BP Holding Says 2011 Profit Advanced 41% on Rising Oil Price
• Trading Emissions Value Falls in Worst Case, Broker Says
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, April 4
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, April 4
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, April 4
• Iraq Meeting on National Reconciliation Postponed Indefinitely
• Czech Premier Warns of Early Vote as Party Threatens to Quit
• Iraq Offers to Host Round of Iran Nuclear Negotiations
• Iran Proposes Iraq or China as Venue for Nuclear Talks
• Anadarko, Cove to Explore in Northern Mozambique After Gas Find
• Burger King to Be a Public Company Again After ’10 Buyout
• Austria Rejects Bank Bonds Backed by Rescued Euro Members
• Somali Islamist Suicide Bombing Kills 15 at National Theater
• ECB’s Draghi Sees ‘Upside Risks’ to Outlook for Inflation
• Trash Saved by Waste Management Worth Up to $40 Billion
• Statistics Canada Abandons Plan to Delay Data Releases
• Google CEO Page Sees Progress in Social Networking Efforts
• Rajoy Says Spain in ‘Extreme Difficulty’ as Bond Demand Drops
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Tornadoes Touch Down in North Texas
• Sovereign, Corporate Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Gasoline Rises as API Report Shows Inventories at 2-Month Low
• Vale Ore Ship Plunges 36% in Value Before Loading First Cargo
• New World Resources Declines as Fed Minutes Damp Demand for Coal
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Babcock & Wilcox Appoints Westinghouse’s Ferland to CEO
• Georgia Rejects Ivanishvili Citizenship Bid, Leaves Door Open
• Turkey Seeks Jail Terms for Alleged Kurdish Separatists
• BOI and VIJAYA CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Egyptian Stocks: Orascom Telecom Holding, Maridive & Oil
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Arabtec in Dubai and Saudi Arabia’s Sabic
• India’s Bonds Advance Most in Seven Weeks as Cash Shortage Eases
• Nissan CEO Says Leaf Electric Car Sales Will Pick Up Mid-Year
• Occupy London at St. Paul’s Cathedral Cost Police $1.5M
• French Police Arrest 10 Suspected Islamic Radicals in Dawn Raids
• AngloGold Ashanti Increased CEO Cutifani’s Remuneration by 24%
• ABFL and CHOLA CP :India Money Markets
• Wheat Declines as Rains in U.S., Russia Improve Crop Prospects
• EU Finance Ministers to Meet May 2 on Basel Implementation
• Geithner Says the U.S. Economy Is Making Progress Post Crisis
• Seniors Ration Spending on Drugs as Costs Rise in Weak Economy
• St. Jude Stops Selling QuickSite Heart Wires After Defect Found
• Hollande Says He’d Seek EU Fiscal Pact Revamp, Freeze Gas Prices
• Ukraine’s Grain Exports Rose 42% in March, UkrAgroConsult Says
• DENA and SBT CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Majid Al Futtaim Sees Dubai Retail Sales Rising as Much as 20%
• Company Payrolls in U.S. Grow by Estimated 209,000 Workers
• Louis-Dreyfus Family Forms Russian Farming Venture With Sistema
• Occupy London Hinders Burrito Sales More Than Banker Bonuses
• Sarkozy Favored Over Hollande by Overseas French, Poll Shows
• Qatar National Bank Profit Rises 17% on Loan Growth, Forex
• Qatar Sells T-Bills at Average Yield of 2%, Bank Says
• Kenya Commercial Bank Jumps to Highest Level in Eight Months
• Facebook IPO Cuts Operators Out of Cash From Messaging
• Zimbabwe Utility Says Can Supply 1,116 Megawatts Today
• Danish LTRO Stigma Takes Lead From Swedes Snubbing Aid
• Spain Borrowing Cost Rises as Demand Drops at Bond Sale
• Kenya Shilling Gains as Central Bank Expected to Retain Rate
• Cold Air May Boost Energy Use for Heating in Eastern U.S.
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Nigerian 2021 Eurobond Yield Rises From Record as Oil Falls
• Cook, Strauss Boost England to 154-1 in Sri Lanka Cricket Test
• Telecom Italia Considers Spinning Off Network, Bernaba
• KfW Lends 17.5 Million Euros to Serbia for Waterworks, Sewage
• Russian March Inflation Unchanged at Post-Soviet Record of 3.7%
• Safaricom of Kenya Gains on Dividend Speculation: Nairobi Mover
• Orascom Telecom Drops Most Since 2008 on Djezzy Price Report
• Farmers in Russia’s Southern Rostov Start Planting Spring Crops
• Daiwa, KB Financial, Sun Hung Kai: Asian Stocks Preview
• German Government Bonds Stay Higher After ECB Holds Rates at 1%
• ECB Keeps Rate at 1% as Economy Shrinks, Price Risks Grow
• South African Equities: Anglo, BHP, AngloGold, MTN, Old Mutual
• Yemen Increases Prices for Diesel and Kerosene by 50 Percent
• U.K.'s OFT Seeks Private Medical Market Antitrust Probe
• Egypt Agreed to Export 275 Metric Tons of Cotton Last Week
• European Banks’ Dollar Funding Costs Hold Near Eight-Month Low
• Oil Falls a Second Day on Supply as Fed May Halt Stimulus
• Russia Warns Against Arming Syrian Opposition, Interfax Reports
• Cameroon Cocoa Farmgate Price Rose 1% in Week to April 3
• Portugal Sells 18-Month Bills, Longest Maturity in a Year
• Citigroup Raises South Africa Stocks on Earnings Growth
• Slovak President Appoints Premier Fico’s ‘Pro-European’ Cabinet
• Serbian President Steps Down Seeking Re-Election
• The Real (Moderate) Mitt Romney Finally Stands Up
• Finland Raises 2012 Growth Forecast to 0.8% on Domestic Demand
• Singapore May Redevelop Jurong Port to Store Oil, Reuters Says
• RWE Gets Approval for First Part of $4 Billion Nordsee Wind Farm
• Singapore Cuts Options for Wealthy Seeking Permanent Stay
• Algeria, Djezzy Talks May Take Months to Conclude, Bayan Says
• U.K. March Services Expansion Unexpectedly Quickens: Economy
• EU Nations Oppose CO2-Permit Set-Aside in Energy Law
• Egypt Offers $2 Billion of Debt by April 9; Dollar Bonds Retreat
• Vestas Slumps as Faulty Turbines Face Repairs: Copenhagen Mover
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 3.69 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Kenyan Stocks to Gain as Inflation Falls, PineBridge Says
• Cameron Opens $1 Billion Big Society Bank to Fund Charities
• Skoda Auto Stops Saturday Production Over Pay Dispute, CTK Says
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 10,500 Tons of Palm Oil
• Astra Agro Sells 5,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• Commerzbank’s U.S. Loans Said to Attract More Than 100 Suitors
• ONGC to Study Conoco’s U.S. Shale Assets as It Seeks Deal
• LME May Get Up to $54 Million in Sale of LCH.Clearnet Stake
• Iran to Invest $30 Billion in Oil Industry This Year, Shana Says
• German Factory Orders Increased Less Than Forecast in February
• European Soft Wheat Crop Estimate Reduced 4.7% After Freeze
• Thailand Stocks: Charoen Pokphand, GFPT, Sri Trang, Thai Rubber
• Gazprom Neft to Begin Venezuela Output Later Than Deputy PM Date
• Australia’s Export Slump Intensifies Rate-Cut Pressure: Economy
• Europe’s Ratings Revenge Founders on Market Reality: Euro Credit
• Ryanair Deals With France’s Carcassonne Airport Probed by EU
• Scene Last Night: Bruno Mars, Deneuve, Hanks, Ben Stiller
• Bezeq Heads for Lowest Close in 3 Years as I.B.I Cuts Rating
• Polish Stocks: KGHM Polska, ING Bank Slaski Active in Warsaw
• Draghi Tested as German Pay Deals Add to Euro Divergence
• London Battersea Power Station Seeks U.A.E. Cash, National Says
• Repsol Worst Debt Swaps on YPF Seize Threat: Corporate Finance
• Sugar May Trade at 22.50 to 26 Cents in April, FCStone Says
• Asian Currencies Fall Most in Two Weeks on Fed Policy Outlook
• Oil Falls; Gold Drops on Federal Reserve: Commodities at Close
• Rupiah Weakens as Fed Damps Expectations for Further U.S. Easing
• Indonesian Stock Movers: Astra International, Jasa Marga
• Murdoch BSkyB Exit Could Presage A Renewed News Corp. Bid
• Zetsche Winds Down Daimler CEO Term With Assault on BMW
• Russia’s Tver Region Sets Highway Check Points for Swine Fever
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Apr 3, 2012.
• Rhine River Oil-Product Freight Rates Decline to Two-Month Low
• Euro-Region Retail Sales Declined in February, Led by Germany
• San Miguel Agrees to Buy Stake in Tan’s Philippine Air
• Monsoon Rain in India Seen More Than Normal for Third Year
• Sugar-Cane Areas in Brazil to Get Rain This Week, Somar Says
• Kuzbass Fuel Jumps to Highest in a Week on Profit: Moscow Mover
• Asian Stocks, Aussie Dollar Drop on Fed; Copper Falls
• Vietnam’s Bonds Decline Most in a Month on Inflation Concern
• Euro Extends Decline Against Dollar, Yen After Spanish Auction
• Spanish Five-Year Notes Extend Drop; Yield Rises to 4.39 Percent
• Japan’s Inflation Expectations Rise on Higher Gasoline Prices
• Essar Oil Loses Bid to Overturn $1.2 Billion Tax Payment Order
• Asian Stocks Drop as Fed Damps Expectations for Stimulus
• German Bunds Fall 3rd Day as Fed Signals Less Need for Easing
• Pound Advances Versus Euro as U.K. Services Growth Accelerate
• Commerzbank’s Shipping Loan Losses Seen Increasing: Freight
• Qualcomm, Intel Provide Source Code in Patent Fight, Apple Says
• Erste Group Leads Czech Stocks to 2-Month Low on Federal Reserve
• Cyprus Power Generator Breakdown Causes Supply Failures
• Baht Drops to Two-Month Low After Fed View Boosts Dollar Demand
• ING Bank Slaski Falls a Fourth Day as UBS Cuts Shares to Neutral
• Vietnam Equity Movers: Habubank, Military Commercial, Mekophar
• Philippine Peso Retreats After Fed Signals No Further Easing
• Hungary’s Egis Heads for Lowest Close in Almost Three Years
• German Stocks Fall; Daimler, Deutsche Bank Lead DAX Lower
• Euro-Region Services, Manufacturing Contract for Second Month
• Polish Central Bank to Hold Rate for 10th Month, Survey Says
• UN Peacekeepers Syria-Bound as April 10 Deadline Nears
• Commerzbank U.S. Property Loans Get High Interest, Reuters Says
• Dollar Rises to Week-High Versus Euro as Fed Damps Easing
• Philippine Equity Movers: Jollibee Foods, Philex Mining, TKC
• OTP Bank Extends Longest Losing Streak Since November on Fed
• Rubber Declines for Second Day as Expectations for Stimulus Fade
• Uganda Owes Oil Companies $492.5 Million, New Vision Reports
• Polish Zloty Weakens Against Euro, Snaps Four-Day Appreciation
• EDF Will Win French Offshore Wind Projects, CEO Proglio Says
• ICE to Offer New Singapore Fuel Swaps for Asia Starting April 30
• Hungary to Hold EU’s Highest Interest Rate on IMF Delay
• Japanese Stock Futures Gain on U.S. Confidence, Spending
• MF Global U.K. Staff Seek $62 Million in Bonus, Severance
• Micex-RTS to Open for Trading During May 7-8 Holidays in Russia
• Taiwan Bourse’s Schive Sees Trading Tax Causing Stock Drop
• Bahrain Opposition Blames Government Over Hunger-Strike Activist
• U.K. House Prices Surge Most in Almost Three Years, Halifax Says
• U.K. Stocks Decline as Fed Reduces Stimulus Expectations
• Ericsson China Outlook Spurs EZchip Premium: Israel Overnight
• Molson Coors Attacks Craft Armada With $3.5 Billion Deal: Retail
• Shore Capital Group Swings Into Loss on Puma and Spectrum
• Vietnam Dollar Bonds Best in Asia as Aberdeen, Union Buy
• Ethylene Producers in Taiwan, Japan Change Plans to Halt Plants
• Aussie Dollar Weakens After Unexpected Trade Deficit
• Ruble Weakens for First Day in Four Against Dollar on Oil Drop
• European Junk Debt to Get Boost From ECB, Bank of America Says
• Copper Drops on Federal Reserve Minutes, Increasing Stockpiles
• South Korean Stock Movers Column: KT&G, SK Telecom
• Oil Falls a Second Day on U.S. Supplies, U.S. Easing Spec
• Saudi Industry Fund Gets Clearance to Raise Capital, Watan Says
• England Dismisses Sri Lanka for 275 on Day Two of Final Test
• Russia Proposes Tax Breaks for Offshore Oil Fields, RBC Reports
• Voestalpine Argues for EU Steel-Capacity Cut, Handelsblatt Says
• Toyota’s Lost AAA Gives Japan Bonds Rare Value: Mortgages
• Mobily to Explore Investments With KT in Saudi, Watan Reports
• Hungarian Envoy Fellegi Holds Informal Talks With IMF, MTI Says
• SK Telecom Declines After Posco Sells Shares: Seoul Mover
• Turkey’s Alarko Gets Contract for $98 Million Kazakhstan Project
• Bayer Considers Selling Research Stations, FT Deutschland Says
• LDP Rejection of Bank of Japan Nominee Adds Pressure
• Tishman Speyer Is Looking for Land in Istanbul, Vatan Reports
• EU May Decide Not to Freeze Hungarian Funds, Nepszabadsag Says
• BDI’s Keitel Opposes Call for Higher Taxes, Handelsblatt Says
• Stanbic Uganda Says Annual Profit Surged 69% on Loans
• Sydney Gets Second A-League Soccer Team Funded by Governing Body
• Chinese Espionage Targets Small German Companies, Die Welt Says
• Deutsche Post’s DHL Won’t Do Big Acquisitions, Handelsblatt Says
• Garanti Asset Says Buy Lira-Denominated Debt, Milliyet Reports
• Novorossiysk May Use 18 Rubles Bonds to Refinance Dollar Debt
• Georgia Sees Tourism Gaining Share of GDP on Russian Visitors
• Omnicom-Interpublic Provide GDP Plays for Bullish U.S.
• News Express: China Opens Markets Wider
• Rangers Beat Flyers to Clinch Top Seed in Eastern Conference
• Germany Seeks Delay in Ust Luga Oil Operations, Vedomosti Says
• Wheat Declines as Rains in U.S., Russia Improve Crop Prospects
• RusHydro Won’t Sell VEB $2.1 Billion of Shares, Kommersant Says
• India Stock Futures Fall on Fed Stimulus, Profit Concerns
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• SEC Puts Exchanges on Notice Over Computer-Driven Trades
• Analyst-Banker Firewall Weakened in Bill on Obama’s Desk
• Pacers Rally to Defeat Knicks 112-104 in NBA Conference Contest
• Baylor Beats Notre Dame 80-61 for Women’s NCAA Basketball Title
• Buddy Media Embraces Google as CEO Shifts Focus Beyond Facebook
• Facebook Responds to Yahoo Patent Lawsuit With Counterclaims
• Big Media Tussles With Tiny Boxee Over the Future of TV
• Tax Receipts Buoy State-Local Government Employment Trend
• Woods Brings Winning Form Back to Masters Seeking Fifth Victory
• Danny Meyer’s North End Grill Has $58 Steaks, $48 Mess
• Apartment Vacancies Decline in U.S. to Lowest Rate Since 2001
• Golf’s $25 Billion Market Rides Economy to Gain on Woods’ Return
• NYC ‘Taxi of Tomorrow’ to Be Minivans With Phone Chargers
• Avon CEO Jung’s 2011 Pay Fell 23% Amid Profit Slump, U.S. Probe
• Service Industries Probably Expanded as U.S. Recovery Broadened
• Republicans See No Rush to Fill $4.6 Trillion Blank in Tax Plan
• Madonna’s ‘MDNA’ Tops Billboard Chart After First Week
• Rare Earth Supplies in U.S. to Meet Defense Needs, Pentagon Says
• ‘Hunger Games’ Marks Comeback for Former Disney Exec Jacobson
• Alternate-Energy Group to Avoid Clean, Green in Campaigns
• NYSE New-High Dearth Clouds Outlook for Stocks: Chart of the Day
• Fed Sees Improving Economy Reducing Need for Stimulus
• GM Targets New Impala at Retail Customers Not Rental Companies
• Yum Beats Baidu as China Bet on Chicken Allure: Riskless Return
• Rakoff Seeking Truth of Wall Street Wrongdoing Labeled Rogue
• Romney Works to Regain Women Voters as He Pivots to Obama
• Wall Street Salaries Rose in 2011 for Most Workers, Survey Finds