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May 14, 2012

• Samsung Wins Dismissal of Some Apple Patent Suit Counterclaims
• Ezion Holdings Said to Price S$100 Million of Three-Year Bonds
• South Korea’s Lee Offers Aid to Myanmar Ahead of Suu Kyi Meeting
• Colorado Panel Kills Same-Sex Unions Measure in Special Session
• Credit Suisse’s Quintella to Run Asset-Management Firm
• Singapore Stocks: ComfortDelgro, Fragrance, STX OSV Holdings
• Mixi Rises on Report DeNA, Gree May Bid on Stake: Tokyo Mover
• Manchester City Apologizes After Tevez Parades ‘RIP Fergie’ Sign
• Carlyle Group Said to Seek Capital for Asia buyout Fund
• GuocoLand Said to Market Singapore Dollar Bonds Maturing 2014
• Largest Korea Fund to Seek More Investment Quota in China
• Oi Posts First-Quarter Net Income of 345 Million Reais
• Showa Shell’s Toa Oil Starts Toa Keihin Crude Distillation Unit
• South Korea Has 16,941 MW of Nuclear Capacity Online
• China Swaps Drop to Four-Month Low as More Policy Easing Likely
• ‘Jaws,’ Disney, Levy Tangle in Guare’s ‘McPhee’: Review
• Mazda Leads Japanese Automakers Lower as Yen Strengthens
• Maurice Greenberg Asks New York Court to Hear Lawsuit Appeal
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Japan Finance Organization for Municipalities Sells Bonds
• Gillard Gets Post-Budget Boost in Australia Poll Results
• Louis Dreyfus Said to Invest $150 Million in Malaysia’s Felda
• Tide Turning in Japan Deflation Fight, BOJ’s Top Economist Says
• Development Bank of Japan Hires Three Banks for Bond Sale
• W.V.S.V. Holdings Files for Bankruptcy Protection in Arizona
• Romney Runs Against History in Touting CEO Credentials
• ResCap Judge Says Quick Request Related to Loan ‘Unfair’
• Ropes & Gray Expands in Asia on Chinese Private Equity
• Chevron Gets Some Claims Dismissed From Ecuador Lawsuit
• Ex-BP Engineer Mix Says Evidence May Clear Him in Spill Case
• Colorado Civil Unions Legislation Assigned to ’Kill’ Committee
• JPMorgan’s Trades Probed by U.S. National Bank Agency
• Oaktree’s Marks Pays a Record $52 Million for NYC Co-Op
• Peru Stocks: Buenaventura, Candente, Rio Alto, Southern Copper
• Casino to Become Sole Controller of Brazil’s Pao de Acucar
• Edwards Judge Bars Evidence Clearing Him on Mistress Money
• In Iran Nuke Talks, Ehud Barak Is the Man to Watch
• Avon Products Shareholder Seeks Records Over Bribery Probe
• How Roe v. Wade Empowered U.S. Investors
• Brooks to Learn If She Will Be Charged in Phone-Hacking Case
• Biggest Ship Hedge Fund Turns Bullish on Supertankers: Freight
• Ignore Myths and Half-Truths of JPMorgan’s Trading Losses
• The Greatest Generation Was Robbed of Sexy Footwear
• Greece Turns Balkan, Serbia Joins Europe in Key Votes
• Don’t Let Washington Ban Cellphones in Your Car
• Diva-Loving Copley Revives Hit ‘La Boheme’ at Royal Opera
• Cannes Opens With Willis; Kidman, Pitt Vie for Top Prize
• Sexwale Aid for Poor Seen as Boon for Banks: Mortgages
• End France’s Block on Turkey’s EU Bid, President Hollande
• The Economic Case for Same-Sex Marriage
• MRV First-Quarter Profit Falls 24% and Misses Estimates
• Obama Hits Romney on Bain as He Raises Wall Street Money
• Michael Klein Rules Out Buying Control of Via Varejo
• Drones Up to 25 Pounds Allowed for U.S. Safety Agencies
• First FHFA Case to Be Tried Next Year, U.S. Judge Says
• Federal Jury Convicts Michigan Doctor In$6.7 Million Medicare Fraud Case
• Los Angeles Gasoline Slips a Second Day After Tesoro Starts Unit
• San Antonio Voters Pass Record $596 Million in Bonds
• DBRS Says Daniel Curry to Become Leader of Rating Company
• ICA Tumbles After OHL Highway Contract Is Revoked
• Ex-N.Y. Senator Espada Found Guilty in Clinic-Theft Case
• ‘Avengers’ Sets Second-Weekend Record With $103.2 Million
• Greece Gets Hint of Leeway From Euro Officials
• Ally to Sell Non-U.S. Units as ResCap Goes Bankrupt
• Ferrari Plans to Replace Iconic Enzo With Super Hybrid
• Clessidra, Avista Said to Buy Half of Italy’s Rottapharm
• No Heidi Klum Ads for Beiersdorf as Science Trumps Sexy
• Yahoo CEO Departs Amid Inquiry; Loeb Wins Board Shake-Up
• NLRB Rule Speeding Union Elections Thrown Out by Judge
• Brazil Real Weakens to 2 Per Dollar for First Time Since 2009
• Maliki's Sectarian Politics Show Saddam-like Skills
• Default Swaps in U.S. Rise on Talk Greece May Exit Euro
• Georgia State Cleared of Most Publisher Infringement Claims
• Appaloosa’s Tepper Bets on Technology With Apple, Google Buys
• Emerging Stocks Fall as Commodities Push Russia to Bear Market
• Fox Adds Five Comedies, Dramas to Win Back ’Idol’ Viewers
• Beef Products Cuts Additional 86 Jobs Amid ‘Pink Slime’ Backlash
• AMR Pilots Back US Airways Deal to Compete With Rivals
• Euro Weakens to Four-Month Low on Greece; Sterling Climbs
• FDIC Counsel Krimminger Leaving to Join Washington Law Firm
• Brazilian Stock Movers: Brookfield, Fibria Celulose and JBS
• JPMorgan’s New Investment Head Zames Shakes Up Office
• Oil Nears Five Month Low; Gas Stops Gains: Commodities at Close
• Treasuries Rally on Greek Concern, 7-Year Yield Falls
• Argentine Stocks: Banco Frances, Macro, Galicia, Metrogas, YPF
• Mexico Stocks: OHL Mexico, Asur, Televisa Shares Are Active
• Brown Calls for $8.3 Billion Cuts to Close Wider Deficit
• Canadian Dollar Gains on North American Growth Outlook
• Orascom Telecom 1Q Profit Falls on One-Time Investment Gain
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for May 14
• Dow Falls to Lowest Level Since January on Greece Concern
• Melco Leads ADRs Record Losing Streak on Growth: China Overnight
• Pacific System May Become Season's First Tropical Storm
• SEC Sues China Natural Gas Chairman for Secret Loans to Son
• GCC Union Needs `Common Understanding' to Confront Iran
• Citi’s Killer App Gives Hope to iPhone Sweatshops
• Laxative-Free Scans Work Almost as Well as Colonoscopies
• Facebook Said Set to Finish Taking IPO Orders Tomorrow
• Senator Presses SEC Over Decision to Put Investigator on Leave
• Chilean Stocks: Cap, Corpbanca and Lan Airlines Were Active
• Senate’s Johnson Says JPMorgan Loss to Be Aired at Hearings
• Boeing Says 777 Backlog Damps Sales as Airlines Shun Wait
• BMC Adopts Takeover Defenses After Elliott Gains 5% Stake
• Kellogg Sells $1.45 Billion Debt With Record Low Coupons
• Ethanol Extends Longest Losing Streak in Month on Greek Crisis
• Colombia Stock Movers: Canacol, Isagen, Petrominerales, Rubiales
• Advance Auto, JPMorgan Chase, Kior: U.S. Equity Movers
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, May 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, May 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, May 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, May 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, May 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on May 14
• BackOffice Associates in Talks With Goldman Sachs for an IPO
• Caesars Targets Cleveland as Local Cash Eases Debt Burden
• Francesca’s Fires CFO Gene Morphis Over Social Media Use
• McGraw-Hill Names Milano as Finance Chief of Education Unit
• Peru’s Sol Falls Most in Seven Months as Greece Saps Risk Bid
• Best Buy’s Schulze to Step Down as Chairman After Probe
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for May 14
• Stocks, Commodities Drop as Euro Weakens on Greek Crisis
• Despas to Take Over German Booking Portal, Handelsblatt Reports
• Workers Lacking Skills Hinder More Factory Gains: Economy
• Chesapeake Takes Texas Oil Sale Off Table to Keep Cash
• Investors Missing Rally Dump Bearish Bets Most Since 2008
• AT&T CEO Says Economy Hard to Gauge as Consumers Diverge
• Gasoline Falls to Three-Month Low on European Debt Concerns
• Boeing $604 Million Verdict Reversal Won’t Get Rehearing
• Huether Says Greece May Be Forced to Exit Euro, Bild Reports
• Corn, Soybean, Wheat Seeding Accelerates on Drier U.S. Weather
• Saudi Security Tightens Around World’s Biggest Crude Facility
• Osborne Blames Europe’s Woes on Uncertainty, Not Budget Cuts
• Bafin Wants More Germans at European Regulators, FTD Reports
• GM CEO Interested in Buying Ally’s International Business
• USDA Studying Data Releases as Commodities Trading Hours Expand
• BofA, SocGen Head to Trial Over MBIA’s 2009 Restructuring
• JPMorgan Spokesman Evangelisti Sells Home for $6.7 Million
• Oil Falls Near Five-Month Low on Greece, Saudi Price Call
• Hacking Focus to Grow as U.S. Prosecutor Urges Disclosure
• Argentina Sends Letter to EU Trade Head on Spain Biodiesel Ban
• N.Y. Gasoline Gains as Sunoco Philadelphia Said to Repair Unit
• TSA Not Tracking Patterns in Security Breaches: IG Report
• ICE Adds Grains to Lure Funds Chasing USDA Price Swings
• Saudi Arabia Halts Shipments of U.S. Beef, USDA Agency Says
• JPMorgan Shakes Up CIO Unit Leaders as Macris Hands Off Duties
• Omega Cuts Sunoco, Regal Entertainment, Buys Wellpoint, Apple
• Soybeans Fall to Six-Week Low on Slowing Global Growth
• France Televisions to Show 300 Hours of Olympics, AFP Reports
• Tesoro Said to Return Los Angeles Plant Hydrotreater to Service
• American Express $1 Million Grant Aids Japan, India Sites
• Cancer Tools Help Roche Push Ahead With Alzheimer’s Drug
• Greek President Pitches New Government Plan
• JPMorgan’s Zames Said to Be Ready to Announce CIO Unit Shake-Up
• Greece Euro-Exit Debate Goes Public
• German Solar Company Sovello Files for Insolvency Restructuring
• Novartis Sues Lupin, Torrent Over Blood-Pressure Medicine
• Clemens Accuser Says Ex-Pitcher Sought Help With Steroid Shot
• Chile to Consider Further Cuts in Maximum Rates on Some Loans
• Obama Tells Barnard Graduates to Rekindle U.S. Can-Do Spirit
• JPMorgan’s Cavanagh Enlists Rauchenberger to Aid Loss Response
• Yahoo CEO Departs Amid Inquiry; Loeb Wins Board Shake-Up
• U.S. Gulf Oil Premiums Weaken as Seaway Pipeline Startup Nears
• Former Mongolian President Granted Bail After Hunger Strike
• Insurers Face $1 Trillion Revenue at Stake in Health Law
• Navy Taken to Task on Littoral Combat Ship by Lawmakers
• Chile Says Growth May Top 5% as Copper Sales Drive GDP
• Deutsche Post Buys Stake in Online Grocery, Handelsblatt Says
• Google-Backed Offshore-Wind Grid Gets Environmental Review
• State Street Junk ETF Used to Obtain Up to $780M of Bonds
• Sanders Sees Conflict With Dimon on New York Fed Board
• Gazprom Holds Talks With Ukraine Before CIS Moscow Summit
• Rebekah Brooks to Learn If She’ll Be Charged Tomorrow, BBC Says
• Dale Hunter Quits as NHL Capitals’ Coach After Loss to Rangers
• Greek Elections Loom as Key Bailout Opponent Defies Unity
• Court Lets Apple Pursue U.S. Ban on Samsung Galaxy Tablet
• Palestinians Agree to End Hunger Strike in Israeli Prisons
• Louis Dreyfus Head Said Ready to Buy Out Minority Holders
• De Guindos Calls for Eurogroup Greek Response for Spain
• Heebner Buys Whirlpool, Cummins, Sells Priceline.com, Ford
• Canada’s Banks Pursue Mobile Payments to Catch U.S., Europe
• Korean Memorial Sculptor Should Be Paid More, Court Says
• Azeri Opposition Protests in Capital Before Eurovision
• Treasury Demand Shows Deficits Irrelevant With Record Yields
• Italy May Delay Solar Tariff Cuts, Deutsche Bank Says
• Deutsche Bank Investors Shouldn’t Support Board, Ivox Says
• Standard Microsystems Is Sued Over $939 Million Takeover
• Lonmin Posts Unexpected Loss as Prices, Sales Decline
• Industries Qatar Targets Profit of $2.3 Billion This Year
• Williams Says Employee Still Hospitalized After Formula-1 Fire
• Heat’s Bosh Is Out Indefinitely After Game 1 Abdominal Strain
• Ferragamo Sees 2012 Growth as Quarterly Earnings Beat Estimates
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for May 14
• Bullish Wagers Plunge Most This Year on Greek Impasse
• JPMorgan Losses Spark Frenzy in Swaps Indexes: Credit Markets
• Swiss Stocks Drop as Greek Government Talks Deadlocked
• European Stocks Drop on Greek Deadlock, Merkel’s Setback
• U.K. Stocks Tumble on Concern Greece Will Leave the Euro
• Romney Vowing Dodd-Frank Repeal Hits JPMorgan Risky Trades
• Gold Erases Year’s Gain on Europe Concern: Commodities at Close
• New Mauritius Hotels Delays Dividend on European Debt Fears
• Skye Bank of Nigeria Rises First Day in Six on Loan Deal
• Mologen Drug Slows Colorectal Cancer in Mid-Stage Trial
• U.S. Supervisors Release Guidance for Bank Stress Testing
• ING Shares Fall as EU Starts Re-Examination of Bailout Terms
• German Stocks Decline on Greek Deadlock, Merkel Vote Loss
• Celesio Repeats Forecast as Drug Wholesaler Sells Units
• Russia Default Swaps Rise Most This Year on Oil; Ruble Weakens
• Exchange Mergers on Hold for Now, NYSE CEO Niederauer Tells CNBC
• Absa Reverses Decision on 140 Job Cuts, Labor Union Says
• Serbian Central Bank Sells 20 Million Euros to Support Dinar
• JPMorgan Loss Shows Need for Banking Reform, Carney Says
• Egypt Draft Budget Foresees Reducing Deficit to 7.9% of GDP
• Polish Shares: PKO Bank Polski, Warsaw Stock Exchange Move
• Sberbank Said to Return With Higher Denizbank Bid
• Zloty Slides to Weakest in Almost Four Months on Greece Concern
• CFE Cuts 2012 Profit Forecast as Order Backlog, Net Debt Surge
• Russia Stocks in Bear Market as RTS Tumbles 20% From Year High
• Ally’s ResCap Files Bankruptcy, Plans Sale to Fortress
• Brown’s Path From Tea Party to Centrist Aids Campaign
• Gubre Fabrikalari Rises After Showing Profit in Tax Filing
• Bolivia Seizes Power Grid From Spanish Company: Today's Pic
• Vestel Elektronik Rises After Showing Profit in Tax Filing
• Otokar Rises in Istanbul Trading on Armored Vehicle Contract
• Hungarian Default Swaps Jump Most in 4 Months as Forint Falls
• Hungary Stocks: OTP Bank, Mol, Magyar Telekom Move in Budapest
• Greece Needs Government, Pro-European Front, Manos Says
• Koza Altin Gains After First-Quarter Profit in Tax Filing
• Tadic Calls for Closer Monitoring in Serbian Runoff Vote
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Athi River Mining, Skye Bank Nigeria
• Turkey Stocks: Asya Katilim, Otokar, Vestel Elektronik Move
• Mauritius Commercial Bank Under Pressure as Net Falls
• Argentina as No Claims-Nation Revealed in Repsol Losses: Energy
• Russia Equity Movers: MRSK Holding, Federal Grid Co., Rusal
• Lundbeck Rises on Results for Experimental Antidepressant
• Rusal Quarterly Net Slumps 84% on Weaker Aluminum Prices
• Fed Maiden Lane Demand May Slow Start of QE3, BofA Says
• Avon Says Board Will Respond to Coty’s New Offer Within Week
• Kenya Shilling Weakens for a Fifth Day, Weakest in Three Months
• Brown Tax Boost Gains Urgency as Gap Rises to $16 Billion
• Spanish Yields Climb to 5-Month High on Greece Concern
• Lira Falls Most in Six Months on Central Bank’s Surprise Easing
• Cypriot President Christofias Says He Won’t Seek Re-election
• Hulamin Closes Camps Drift Mill After Component Failure
• JPMorgan Says Treasury 10-Year Yield May Slide to 1.5% on Europe
• Total Plugs Nigeria Gas Leak, Expects Elgin Cap Within Days
• EU Confident on Closing CO2 ‘Ambition Gap’ as Islands Protest
• Tropical Depression Forms in Pacific Off Mexico Coast, NHC Says
• Basic Element to Invest $330 Million to Triple Grain Trading
• Kerimov Sought 51% of Alrosa, BHP Diamond Merger, Vedomosti Says
• Gazprom European Exports Said to Extend Declines Through April
• Pound Favored as Haven Currency Amid Europe Debt Crisis
• Clemens Loses Bid to Strike Pettitte Testimony on HGH
• Germany Increases Grants of Free Carbon to 15% of Emitters
• Chilean Peso Falls to Three-Month Low as Greece Saps Copper Bid
• Nigeria’s Dollar Bond Yields Advance for Third Day as Oil Drops
• Czech Stocks: CEZ, Erste Group Bank, Orco Property Group Move
• Aston Villa Fires Coach Alex McLeish After One Season in Charge
• Julius Baer Advances After Vontobel Upgrades Stock: Zurich Mover
• JPMorgan Unit’s London Staff May Go as Loss Prompts Exits
• Dimon Fortress Breached as Push From Hedges to Bets Blows Up
• Merkel Says Greece Will Always Be EU Member, Better Off in Euro
• European Banks Fall on Concern Greek Fiscal Woes May Spread
• Sudan Lawmakers Accept UN Resolution on South Sudan Conflict
• How Cactus Jack Swayed the 1932 Election
• Co-Operative Bank to Lend $482 Million for U.K. Renewables
• Shutterstock Files to Raise $115 Million in Initial Offering
• Qatar Petroleum Set to Invest in Egypt’s Mostorod Refinery
• Rand Slumps to 4-Month Low on Europe Debt, JPMorgan Loss
• Russia’s RTS Index Extends Decline, Drops 21% From 2012 Peak
• SEC Halts Trades in 379 Shell Companies in Fraud-Prevention Push
• Salafi Party Vows to Use Reason, Not Force, to Change Tunisia
• Caspian CPC Crude Daily Exports to Rise by 2.5% in June
• F&C’s Charles Leaves as Operations Boss of Hedge Fund Unit
• Sovereign Debt Risk Rises as Spain Bank Woes Heighten Euro Alarm
• China's Economic Reckoning Is Coming
• Romania Utilities Post First-Quarter Profit Drops on Weather
• Iran’s Parliament Approves Increased Subsidy Cuts, Mehr Reports
• Spanish Yields Rise at Auction as Greece Fuels Contagion
• Plus Markets Closes as Funds Run Out, Takeover Talks Fail
• D. Medical Soars 60 Percent on $5 Million South Korea Agreement
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, May 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, May 14
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, May 14
• Goldman Sachs Names Carlotti to Securities Division Role
• InterOil to Meet PNG Government Over LNG Project Notice
• Golf Town to Buy Golfsmith for $97 Million in U.S. Move
• Groupon Aims to Rebuild Confidence After Post-IPO Slump
• Pernod Dealt Setback by Top U.S. Court on Havana Club Rum
• Australia’s $1.4 Trillion Pension Funds Chase Property Assets
• Nasdaq to Offer Algorithms to Members, Competing With Brokers
• Brookfield Slumps to Lowest Since July 2009 as Profit Tumbles
• SAP Seen Boosting Cloud to Vindicate SuccessFactors Deal
• Gold Erases Year’s Gain as Europe Concern Boosts Dollar
• Nvidia, Intellectual Ventures Jointly Buy IPWireless Patents
• Euro Money-Market Indicator Shows Increased Bank Lending Stress
• Crown Acquisitions Buys Stake in NYC’s Olympic Tower Complex
• Gannett Finance Chief Saleh Takes CFO Job at Computer Sciences
• Derivatives Signal Rising Money Market Stress as Greece Worsens
• ECB Didn’t Settle Any Government Bond Purchases for a Ninth Week
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Moody’s Said to Delay Bank Downgrades Amid Crisis, JPMorgan
• Google EU Probe Delayed by ‘New Elements,’ Almunia Says
• Telecom Egypt First-Quarter Net Rises on Wholesale Business
• Rousseff Expands Brazil Welfare Benefits to Target Child Poverty
• NHB and SBI Global CP:India Money Markets
• Axis and Indian BK CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Tupras First-Quarter Profit Fell 5.9% After Margins Contract
• Cameron’s Cuts Widening North-South U.K. Wealth Rift: Mortgages
• HDFC and IOC CP Deals:Indian Money Market
• CORPI and PNB CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Egyptian Stocks: Amer Group Holding, Kabo and Suez Canal Bank
• N.Z. Consumers Expect House Prices Will Rise, ASB Survey Shows
• Schaeuble Urges Greece to Act Right, Avert ‘Terrible’ Cost
• Ashok Leyland, China Life, Dentsu, Modec: Asia Stock Preview
• Merkel Says Crisis Policy Unaffected by State Election Defeat
• Egypt Refers Graft Complaint Against Shafik to Investigation
• Treasury Says ResCap Filing Unfortunate, Taxpayers Gain
• RBS Recommends Betting Chile Peso to Gain Against U.S. Dollar
• Cool Nights May Damp Northeast Electric Use Into Mid-May
• Oil Falls to 2012 Low on Greek Debt, Saudi Call for Drop
• Saudi Arabia’s February Cargo Throughput at Major Ports
• Chile Reports Mid-Sized Earthquake in Arica, Tarapaca
• European Gasoline Falls; German Refineries Start: Oil Products
• Euro Officials Begin to Weigh Greek Exit as Euro Weakens
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Arabtec, Industries Qatar, Saudi Basic
• SunTrust’s Rogers Says JPMorgan Loss ‘Black Eye’
• Dubai’s Shares Drop a Fifth Day on Greece Deadlock; Oil Declines
• Athi River Mining Jumps to Record as Profit Rises: Nairobi Mover
• Levitt Says Derivatives `Wonderful’ for Risk Balance (Audio)
• Qatar Climate-Change Negotiations May Spur Gulf Effort, NGO Says
• PKO Bank Heads for Three-Week Low on Rising Bad-Loan Provisions
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Balchunas Discusses an ETF Play on ‘The Avengers’ (Audio)
• Iran’s Parchin Site May Top UN Inspectors’ Meeting Agenda
• London Olympic Stadium Bidding Extended Another 2 Months
• Deripaska’s Basic Element Criticizes United Grain Sale Process
• Arabtec Surges After Aabar Boosts Stake to 21%: Dubai Mover
• Loewe Surges on Report Apple Targets TV Maker: Frankfurt Mover
• JSW Steel Net Falls on Losses at Unit, Higher Plant Costs
• Kaupthing U.K. Unit Repaid $5.4 Billion to Unsecured Creditors
• Koch Industries Applies for U.K. Natural-Gas Shippers License
• Money Managers Raise Bets on Higher Cocoa Prices by 23%
• Greek Opinion Poll Indicates Majority Supports Bailout Plan
• CEZ Retreats as UBS Names Stock Least-Preferred on Albania Risk
• Paramount Hotels & Resorts Plans 50 Hollywood-Themed Properties
• ‘The Godfather,’ Anti-Piracy: Intellectual Property
• India Inflation Quickens, Curbing Room for Cutting Rates
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 1.76 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Palm Oil Plunges Most in 14 Months on Europe Debt Crisis
• Bank of Korea’s Kim Declines to Comment on Foreign Exchange Plan
• Israel Stocks: Cellcom Israel, Partner, Hot, IDB Holding
• Pacific Equity Said to Plan to Market Spotless Buyout Loan
• Facebook CEO Focuses on Mobile Strategy as IPO Nears
• Cellcom Drop to Record as Golan Starts Services: Tel Aviv Mover
• Ageas Posts Loss on Cost of Unwinding Ties With Fortis Bank
• Korea Export-Import Bank Plans Record Samurai Debt, CFO Says
• Serbia’s April Forex Reserves Decline 6.6% on Fund Outflows
• Pena Nieto Leads by 20 Percentage Points in Mexico Opinion Poll
• Infosys Seen Needing French Deal to Lift Value: Real M&A
• Kazakh Alliance Bank Increases Capital Surplus in First Quarter
• Euro-Area Industrial Output Unexpectedly Fell in March: Economy
• Kenya Shilling Weakens Fifth Day, Set for the Lowest in 3 Months
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.13% to 0.17%, ICAP Says
• Schaeuble Says If Greeks Had Own Currency It Would Devalue
• Warsaw Exchange Hits 3-Week Low After Announcing Dividend Plan
• Nordex to Supply Infinis With 22 Wind Turbines in U.K.
• Permira’s Telepizza Said to Seek Lender Approval to Extend Loan
• Iran Ship Insurer Says Asian Operators Asking to Cover Tankers
• Belka Says Poland's Positive Rates Mark Return to Normal
• White Sugar Premiums May Signal Increased Demand Before Ramadan
• Morgan Stanley Raises 2012-13 Global Sugar Surplus by 15%
• Egypt Offers Debt as Cabinet Readies Budget; Dollar Bonds Gain
• Asian Stocks Fall as Greek Concern Outweighs China Easing
• Hapoalim Chairman Comments on Challenges, Growth Possibilities
• Turkey Slower Loan Growth May Have Pushed Bank to Ease, EFG Says
• Tropical Depression May Form Today Off Mexico’s Pacific Coast
• IDB Holding Drops to Record as S&P Cuts Rating: Tel Aviv Mover
• Rangers-Devils Ticket Prices Top $900 for New York Playoff Games
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 2,500 Tons of Palm Oil
• Thailand Stocks: Bumrungrad, Minor, Sri Trang Agro, S. Khonkaen
• BHP to Assess Value of Shale Assets, Cut Gas Drilling
• Iran Says Foiled 2007 Attempt to Kill Ahmadinejad, Mehr Reports
• Singapore May Introduce Measures on Shoebox Flat Sales
• Iran Company to Renovate Syrian Hydropower Plants, Press TV Says
• Italy Sells 5.25 Billion Euros of Bonds as Demand Rises
• Astra Agro Sells 2,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• Jordan Raises Fees on Phosphate to Boost Revenue, Al Arab Says
• Israeli Life-Science Companies Raise Most Funds in Two Years
• Athens Tax Office Set Ablaze by Explosive Devices, ANA Reports
• Vietnam’s Bonds Advance on Lending Rate-Cut Outlook; Dong Drops
• Manchester City Crowned Premier League Champions
• Indonesia’s Bonds Drop to Five-Month Low, Rupiah Falls on Greece
• Poland Raised Rates on GDP Growth and Inflation, Belka Says
• Livestock of Mauritius Rises Most in Month on Quarterly Profit
• Glencore Said to Buy Sokol Crude for July From Rosneft
• Shekel Drops to Four-Month Low on Concern Europe to Hurt Growth
• Mexico Said to Consider Sale of Samurai Bonds This Month
• Troika Dialog Hires Bankers From Citigroup, RenCap, Arma
• ETFs, High-Frequency Trades May Pose Threats, Vegas Says
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of May 11, 2012.
• Yuan Declines Most in Four Weeks After PBOC Weakens Fixing Rate
• Amer Group Studies 2.7 Billion Pound Sukuk Offering, Mal Says
• Gazprom, Mitsui Study Joint Gas-Chemicals Plant in East Russia
• Oil Falls Below $95; Gold Gives Up Gains: Commodities at Close
• Erste Group Falls to Three-Week Low, Leads Drop in Czech Shares
• Opap Agents Want 30% Commission on VLT Games, Imerisia Reports
• Nordic Cost Cuts Create Baltic Jobs, Latvia Lures Samsung
• Shell, Unipec Sign Six-Month Term Contract for Vietnam’s TGT Oil
• Romanian Transgaz Posts First-Quarter Profit Drop on Costs
• Vietnam Stocks: PetroVietnam Drilling, Phuoc Hoa, Vitranschart
• Hungary to Exempt Interbank Transactions From New Financial Tax
• Holcim Plans $1.6 Billion Earnings Boost in Savings Plan
• Taiwan Bonds Advance as Greek Exit Concern Spurs Safety Demand
• Papademos Says Hard for Greece to Make June Payments,Ta Nea Says
• Mubarak-Era Premier Vaults to Second Place in Presidential Poll
• Serb Current-Account Gap Widens on Capital Outflows, Export Drop
• Toyota Tsusho-Tepco Venture Buys AGL Wind Farm for A$174 Million
• Afren Rises Most in Four Weeks on Nigerian Well Oil Find
• Ukraine to Increase Black Sea Gas Extraction, Kommersant Reports
• Bulgaria’s April Inflation Rate Unchanged From March at 1.7%
• China’s Stocks Drop to Three-Week Low
• Ex-Sparx Chief Operating Officer Joins Goldman Sachs Asset
• Merkel Defeated in Worst Postwar Result in Biggest State
• Russian Linked to Club Fire Gets Jail Sentence, Rossiya-24 Says
• Mauritius Commercial Heads for 5-Month High on Improved Profits
• OTP Leads Hungarian Stocks Lower on Europe Debt Crisis Concern
• Orco Property Group Declines for Second Day to Lowest on Record
• Aussie Falls Below Parity Versus Greenback on Greece
• Welspun Group, Alpha Lead Bidders in Indian State Solar Auction
• Azerbaijan Offers to Build Refinery, Filling Stations in Libya
• Philippine Equity Movers: ABS, Alliance, PAL Holdings, Pepsi
• U.A.E. to Invest $3 Billion in Egypt Agriculture, Ahram Says
• Galatasaray Surges, Fenerbahce Falls After Match
• China Pension Fund Invests 16% of Funds in Real Economy
• Crescent Won’t Provide Cash to Dana Gas for Sukuk Payment
• Greek State Funds Fall Below 1.5 Billion Euros, Imerisia Says
• RusHydro Increases Stake in Russian Utility Inter RAO to 5.3%
• Kazakh Industrial-Output Growth Unexpectedly Slowed in April
• Infineon Names Ploss to Succeed Bauer as CEO From October
• Heidelberger Druck’s Drupa Orders More Than Expected, FTD Says
• Corn Advances After Slump to Seven-Month Low Attracts Importers
• GTC, Mol, PKO, PZU, Transgaz: Central European Equity Preview
• Japan’s Topix Falls Fourth Day on Greece Euro Exit Risk
• Croatia Agrokor to Renew Bid for Slovene Mercator, Poslovni Says
• Armenian Vote Results Are Credit Positive, Moody's Says
• Greek Bond Due 2023 Declines; Yield Advances to 25.10 Percent
• Berlin’s New Airport to Open in October at Earliest, FTD Says
• Russians Jailed for Trying to Sell Lawmaker’s Job, RIA Reports
• E.ON Plans Closing Three Natural Gas Plants, FT Deutschland Says
• Dubai Creek to Get 600 Million-Dirham Development, National Says
• Faurecia to Buy Ford Car Interior Factory in Michigan
• Putin to Make First Foreign Trip to Belarus, Kommersant Reports
• ONGC Videsh Changes Loading Dates for July Sokol Crude Tender
• Turkey Tightens Mandatory Quake-Insurance Rules, Hurriyet Says
• S. Africa to Name Second-Round Renewable-Energy Bid Wins May 21
• Syrian Security Forces Killed 30 People Yesterday, Activists Say
• Sumitomo Realty Profit Rises on Leasing, Housing Businesses
• LIEN MING MOBILE April Sales Fall 100.00% (Table) : 4408 TT
• Arab Banking Assets to Reach $3.2 Trillion 2012, Al Watan Says
• Karvalits Urges Caution With Hungary Rates on ‘Bumpy’ IMF Talks
• Taiwan Equity Movers: Gloria Material Technology, Golden Biotech
• ISRAEL DAYBOOK: IDB Holding’s Rating Lowered by S&P Maalot
• Dassault Aviation to Open China Unit in 2012, Figaro Says
• Ifo’s Sinn Says S. Europe Faces ‘Infirmity,’ Handelsblatt Says
• Tepco Expects Narrower Net Loss as Government Takes Control
• Ormat Industries Reports First-Quarter Profit After Loss
• Golikova May Be Next Finance Minister, Nezavisimaya Gazeta Says
• Apple Co-Founder Wozniak Would Buy Facebook at Any
• Inter RAO Completes Sale of Enel OGK-5 Stake to Investor Group
• South Korea Asks EU for Iran Crude-Shipment Insurance Exemption
• Dubai to Have Lowest Budget Deficit in Five Years, Alrroya Says
• Virginia Eliminates Princeton in NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Tournament
• Kings Beat Coyotes 4-2 in NHL Western Conference Finals Opener
• Vikings’ New Stadium Bill to Be Signed by Minnesota Governor
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 05/14/2012 (Tabl
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• Federer Regains No. 2 Ranking With Madrid Title; Williams Wins
• Freight One to Sell Transoil 10,000 Cisterns, Kommersant Says
• James, Wade Lead Heat to Game 1 Win as Clippers Oust Grizzlies
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Matt Kuchar Wins Golf’s Players Championship for Fourth Title
• All Blacks Name 35-Man Training Squad for Ireland Test Series
• Andy Pettitte Takes Loss in First Game With Yankees Since 2010
• College or Funeral Is Mother’s Wish Denied on DNA Results
• Detroit 54.5 MPG Mandate Gets Help From U.S. Army’s Tanks
• No Trading for Dimon Principle With CEO Clark: Corporate Canada
• Suing Super Bowl QB Only a First-Quarter Effort at FDIC
• Most Buying Since 1993 Refutes Default Wave Specter: Muni Credit
• Toyota Rates Best for Suppliers as Gap to Detroit Narrows
• Vuillard’s Women, Sleek Tycoons Dazzle: Lance Esplund
• Wines Targeting Women Are Long on Legs, Short on Flavor
• Star Bartenders Mix $10,000 Cocktails in High-End Spirits
• Harrisburg Ex-Mayor Left Pennsylvania City Near Bankrupt
• Comcast’s NBC Bets on Comedies to Lift Network From Last
• Faux Coke Porn Site Symbolizes Cybersquatting Concerns
• Toronto-Dominion Bank’s Clark Comments on Old-Fashioned Banking
• Gay-Marriage Position May Challenge Obama in Swing States
• Tam Quarterly Profit Falls 22% on High Fuel Costs, Weak Demand