Archive

April 28, 2012

• Korea Revives Plan to Sell Woori Stake
• Wesfarmers’s Goyder Calls for Australia Rate Cuts
• Bulls Beat 76ers 103-91 to Open NBA Playoffs; Rose Injured
• Rangers Defeat Capitals 3-1 in Game 1 of NHL Playoff Series
• Chicago Bulls Beat 76ers 103-91 in Opening Game of NBA Playoffs
• Capriles Calls for Chavez to Be More Forthcoming on His Health
• Ulster Defeats Edinburgh 22-19 to Reach Heineken Cup Rugby Final
• Wigan Routs Newcastle to Help Premier League Survival Chance
• Batista to Buy Online Retailer Dafiti, Veja’s Radar Column Says
• Obama Meddling, Trying to Topple Hugo Chavez, Castro Writes
• Colombia Tax Bill May Improve Wealth Distribution, Santos Says
• Brazil’s BTG to Buy 30% Stake in Fitness Chains, Folha Reports
• China to Loan South Sudan $8 Billion for Infrastructure Projects
• Deutsche Telekom Agrees to Two-Year, 6.5% Pay Rise
• Repsol Cancels One LNG Shipment to Argentina, Clarin Reports
• Russia Stocks Drop for First Week in Three on Government Concern
• Ruble Falls Versus Basket Amid Bank Rossii Purchase Speculation
• Hon Hai Net Misses Estimates on Higher Costs, Unit Losses
• Chile Seeking to Boost Natural Gas Supplies, La Tercera Reports
• State Department Official Says China Trip Not Being Cancelled
• Catalytic Cracking Unit at Amuay Restared, PDSVA Says
• Bulgaria’s Grains Harvest to Decline 13%, UkrAgroConsult Says
• Chelsea’s Cahill May Miss Finals With Leg Injury, Express Says
• Ukraine Spring Grain Seeding Ahead of Last Year, Researcher Says
• Dewey Said to Be Subject of Probe as Deadline Nears
• Southampton Returns to Premier League After Seven-Year Absence
• Chelsea Agrees to Sign Midfielder Marko Marin From Werder Bremen
• Ukraine Exported 1.7 Million Tons of Grain, Researcher Reports
• Saudi Shares Advance Most in Week on Fed Outlook; Sabic Gains
• Southampton Earns Premier League Promotion by Beating Coventry
• Bomb Found Near Irish Border Was Meant to Kill Police, PA Says
• Bilfinger’s Koch May Earn 2.1 Million Euros in 2012, WiWo Says
• Melnichenko May Spin Off Potash, Keep K+S Stake, Vedomosti Says
• Arabtec CEO Says Management Won’t Change Because of Aabar Stake
• Maruti Suzuki Profit Beats Estimate on Record Car Sales
• Spaniards May Use Pensions to Cut Loan Arrears, Expansion Says
• Venizelos Promises Greeks More Gradual Adjustment, No New Taxes
• Germany Won’t Ratify Fiscal Pact by May, SPD Tells Sueddeutsche
• Minister to Explain Heathrow Immigration Queues, BBC Says
• Repsol Considers Sale of 10% in Brazil Unit, Economista Says
• Russia March Refinery Deliveries: Summary
• Police Fire Tear Gas as Thousands Defy Malaysian Protest Ban
• U.K. Faces Rift Over Welfare Spending Cuts, Times Reports
• Syrian Forces Halt Sea Infiltration by Armed Group, SANA Says
• SAP Workers Chide Management’s U.S. Shift, Euro am Sonntag Says
• Emaar Profit Rises, Beating Estimates on Mall, Hotel Income
• Russia Urges Acron to Re-Route Phosphate Deliveries, Avoid Park
• European Commission Says Didn’t Intervene With EIB Loan Clauses
• Saudi Non-Oil Business Optimism Index Slides in Second Quarter
• Royal Mail Sees Reduced Post on Price Rise, Daily Telegraph Says
• U.K.’s Liberal Democrats Have Sacrificed Principles, Survey Says
• Germany’s Roesler Asks Schaeuble for Privatization, Welt Says
• Syrian Army Kills 10 Defectors Near Damascus, Observatory Says
• Paulson Shorting Germany Signals Deeper Euro Woes: FT
• Generali First-Quarter Premiums Rise 6 Percent on Life Business
• China to Boost Channels for Capital Outflows, Central Bank Says
• Sarkozy’s Party Seeks No Le Pen Alliance, Baroin Tells Figaro
• Cyprus Names Central Bank Chief Who Called for German Euro Exit
• China’s NFC Agrees to Invest in Russian Lawmaker’s Zinc Project
• Bain, Lion Capital Close to Bid for Afflelou, Le Figaro Says
• Belgium Agrees to Name De Boeck as Dexia Chief, De Morgen Says
• Generali Needs New Top Management, Del Vecchio Tells Corriere
• Hollande Says Jouyet May Be Assigned ‘Missions,’ Parisien Says
• Mechel Pays 50-65 Basis Points for New Covenants, DebtWire Says
• China Activist Chen Is Under U.S. Protection, Rights Group Says
• Saudis Accept Bin Ladens on ‘Humanitarian Grounds,’ Awsat Says
• Aldar Profit More Than Doubles on Deliveries, Land Sales
• Arpe, Partners Plan Offer for Fondiaria-Sai, Repubblica Says
• Maruti, Jindal Steel Rise in Mumbai Special Trading
• NBNK’s Latest Bid for Lloyds About 2 Billion Pounds, FT Says
• HSBC’s Geneva Bank Gave Employee Names to U.S., Le Temps Reports
• Bundesbank’s Nagel Says ECB Should Refocus on Price Stability
• Disney Taps Twitter to Gauge 'Avengers' Opening, FT Says
• Almarai, Advanced Petrochemicals, Ash-Sharqiyah: Saudi Preview
• Diageo’s Kenyan Business Removes Chief Executive Officer Adetu
• Sanlam Proposes Taking Control of Kenya’s Pan Africa Insurance
• Usmanov’s Mail.ru May Give VKontakte Voting Rights to Founder
• Pound Gains for Second Week on Bets BOE Will Pause QE
• German 2-Year Yields Drop to Record Low on Spanish Woes
• Yankees Beat Tigers; Mets’ Hairston Hits for Cycle in 18-9 Loss
• Bryce Harper, Top 2010 Draft Pick, to Make Major League Debut
• BTA Bank Capital Shortage Swells to $3 Billion, Regulator Says
• Coyotes Defeat Predators With 4-3 Overtime Win in NHL Semifinals
• Colts Select Stanford’s Fleener, Jets Take Georgia Tech’s Hill
• South Carolina Gets Three Years of Probation for NCAA Violations
• AT&T Seeks to Dismiss U.S. Suit Over Con Men Using Deaf Service
• Clemens Accuser Gave Corpse a Beer as NYPD Cop, U.S. Says
• Montana’s Schweitzer Says Obama Should Run on Economic Record
• Chesapeake Bars Executives From Well Deals That Enriched Chief
• Family of Martha Stewart, Greenberg Lawyer Start New Firm
• Canada Dollar Tops Majors on Wagers Borrowing Costs Will Rise
• P&G Cuts Full-Year Earnings Forecast
• Apatow’s ‘Engagement’; Norwegian Thriller; Murder: Movies
• Death Cab, Lithgow, Watches, Shins, Perry: NYC Weekend
• Bell Labs Innovation Engine Made Transistor: Lewis Lapham
• Munch’s $80 Million ‘Scream’ Leads New York May Auctions
• Esparza Gives Sinister Edge To ‘Leap of Faith’: Review
• NBA Players Association Gets Subpoena Amid Battle of Leaders
• Yen Gains Amid Central-Bank Speculation; Euro Weakens
• Romney Focuses on Economy Vying With Obama for Youth Vote
• Treasury 10-Year Notes Rise for Sixth Week on U.S. Growth
• U.S. Stocks Rise in S&P 500’s Best Week Since March
• House Votes to Avert Doubling of Student Interest Rates
• Economy in U.S. Grew Less Than Forecast in First Quarter