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May 21, 2012

• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Putin’s Government Appointments Spur ADR Rally: Russia
• China Leading Index Rose 0.8% in April, Same as March
• South Korea’s Short-Term Overseas Debt Rises to $136.3 Billion
• Brazil Rule Changes to Free 18 Billion Reais for Auto Loans
• Temasek Says Markets Entering Period of Stress in Next 2 Years
• Australia State Debt Lures Investors on Spreads, TCV Says
• U.S. Won’t Ease Oil Sanctions at Iran Nuclear Talks
• Hysco Says Report on Merger With Hyundai Steel ‘Groundless’
• Microsoft Says 350 Million Windows 7 Devices to Be Sold in 2012
• Ratchaburi, Shin Corp., Thai Airways: Thailand Equity Preview
• U.S. Gasoline Pump Price Falls 4 Cents to $3.71, EIA Says
• Nissan to Expand Datsun to Middle East, Latin America
• London Sumatra, Medco Energi, Elnusa: Indonesian Equity Preview
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swaps Prices Show
• Singapore Stocks: CapitaMalls Asia, Global Logistic, Interra
• England Heads to Second Cricket Test Unchanged After Opening Win
• Bharat Petroleum and Oman Oil JV Said to Seek $140 Million Loan
• Obama Leaves NATO With Message on Winding Down Afghan War
• Stockton Creditors Extend Talks to Avert Bankruptcy
• Apple Asks for Court Order Blocking Samsung Tablet Sales
• Itoham Foods Sells 10 Billion Yen of 0.58% Five-Year Bonds
• Ex-Egypt Banker Should Pay $350,000 in Assault, Judge Recommends
• Opec’s Days Are Numbered, Evercore’s Altman Writes in the FT
• Rubicon Hedge Fund Sues Ex-Traders at ‘War’ to Control Firm
• Jeeps Sell for $189,750 as China Demand Offsets Tariffs
• Obama Hits Romney Less in TV Ads Than Bush Pounded Kerry
• Toshiba Conspired With Rivals to Fix LCD Prices, Lawyer Says
• Playoffs Lure Coyotes Buyer as Losses Force City Firings
• Dollar-Yen Set to Drop on Fibonacci: Technical Analysis
• Consumers May See New Limits on Mandatory Arbitration
• James Freis Stepping Down as Director of U.S. Treasury’s FinCEN
• U.S. Senate Passes Measure Calling for Additional Iran Sanctions
• ‘Avengers’ Is No. 1, Becomes Disney’s Highest-Grossing Movie
• U.S. Won’t Ease Oil Sanctions at Iran Nuclear Talks
• Israel’s Undersea Gas Bonanza May Spur Mideastern Strife
• Japan Stock Futures Rise as China Comments Spark Global Rebound
• Fish, Petkovic Head List of Eight French Open Tennis Withdrawals
• Norden Profits From Cargo Strategy Even With Rate Slump: Freight
• Eaton’s Auto Roots Fade in $11.8 Billion Cooper Purchase
• King’s Crisis Response to Face Scrutiny After U.K. Lawmaker Push
• Welcome Shareholder Spring That Holds Bosses to Account
• Kroll Sees Supplanting S&P in Rating Commercial Mortgage Bonds
• Jobs Vary by State, Showing Why Education Matters
• Underwear Bombers Show Limits of TSA’s Groping
• College Crackup and the Online Future
• Romney Is About to Make Bush’s Health-Care Blunder
• Louis Vuitton Tops Hermes as World’s Most Valuable Luxury Brand
• Mauritius Commercial Bank Expects Net to Drop 10% Amid Bad Loans
• Gael Garcia Bernal on Chile, Boxing: Cannes Interview
• Drinking With Beyonce, Dining With Jean-Georges in N.Y.
• Bordeaux 2011 Prices Cut as Much as 45% on Lafite Demand
• Greek Voters Need to Look Beyond Syriza’s Dangerous Lies
• Swaps Clearinghouses Set for Systemic Designation
• Wal-Mart Investors Should Vote Down 4 Directors, ISS Says
• Nasdaq Chief Blames Software for Delayed Facebook Debut
• Eaton’s Auto Roots Fade in $11.8 Billion Cooper Purchase
• Worst Market Since Reagan Greets Obama Before Election
• FDIC Sues on Mortgage-Backed Securities Sold to Banks
• Norway Bubble Risk Is Overblown in Supply Squeeze, Solberg Says
• Eletrobras Leads Drop in Brazil Utilities on Power Rates Concern
• New York Asks Judge to Dismiss MBIA Restructuring Challenge
• Hong Kong’s Most-Popular IPOs Return the Least: Chart of the Day
• Gregory Jaczko Resigns as Chairman of Nuclear Commission
• Eaton Credit Swaps Jump on $11.8 Billion Cooper Takeover Plans
• Clemens Jury to Hear About Pettitte, Knoblauch HGH Claims
• Eaton Expects $160 Million Tax Savings From Ireland Move
• Peru Stocks: Minera Atacocha, El Brocal, Southern Coppe
• Urban Outfitters Rises After Profit Tops Analysts’ Estimates
• Guess? Copied Gucci Logo on Clothes, Accessories, Judge Says
• Enron Ex-CEO Seeks Retrial on ‘New Evidence,’ Lawyer Says
• Yen Drops Versus Peers on Prospects BOJ to Add Stimulus
• Mexico Peso Rises Most in Three Weeks as Growth Outlook Improves
• Kodak Loses Claim of RIM, Apple Infringing Imaging Patent
• Treasuries 10-Year Yield Close to Low Amid Europe Talks
• Wen’s Pledge Spurs Biggest ADR Gain in 4 Months: China Overnight
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for May 21
• Brazilian Stock Movers: Redecard, Gerdau and CSN Were Active
• 10 Ways to Lose Your Medical Records
• U.S. Northeast, Midwest Summer May Be Warmer Than Normal
• Jordan Deficit Steps May Not Suffice as Costs Jump: Arab Credit
• Barclays to Sell Entire $6.1 Billion BlackRock Investment
• Zuckerberg’s Fortune Down $2.1 Billion as Facebook Drops
• Redecard Rebounds as New Appraisal of Itau Offer Is Approved
• Argentine Peso Forwards Tumble as Parallel Rate Gap Widens
• Gasoline in U.S. Northwest Tumbles After BP Resumes Production
• Comcast to Share Internet Hot Spots With Cable Partners
• Alvarion Jumps Most in Month on Philippines Phone Project
• Stocks Advance With Commodities While Dollar, Yen Weaken
• JPMorgan Halts Buybacks While Keeping Payout, Dimon Says
• Mantega to Eliminate IOF Tax on Auto Loans, IstoE Says
• S&P 500 Has Biggest Gain in Two Months on China Signals
• Tudou Gains Most in 10 Weeks as Cost Controls Boost Profit
• Investors Least Bullish in 2012 as Crisis Escalates: Commodities
• China’s Wanda to Buy AMC Cinema Chain for $2.6 Billion
• Apple, Samsung Ordered Into Patent Settlement Conference
• BofA Chief Says Dimon Will Do What’s Needed to Cap Losses
• ISS, Egan-Jones Urge` Withhold' on Chesapeake Board Vote
• Chinese Solar Stocks Gain on Bet U.S. Duties Won’t Cut Sales
• AMR Debtholders to Push American, US Airways on Plans
• Shutterfly Gains as Facebook Threat Fades: San Francisco Mover
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for May 21
• Ethanol Slips First Time in Week as Corn Falls on Farmer Selling
• Mexico Stocks: Wal-Mart de Mexico, ICA, Cemex Shares Were Active
• Lowe’s Cuts Forecast as Store Sales Trail Estimates
• Delta Pilot Contract Means More Jet Purchases, Union Says
• Chipotle May Incur Fines After SEC Probe, Anderson Says
• L.A. Appraiser Accused of Cutting Home Values $172 Million
• Delta Joins US Airways With Higher Fares on U.S. Routes
• Vale’s Natural Gas Asset Sale Draws Interest From Cemig
• Old Republic Sells Stake in Indemnity Unit in Leveraged Buyout
• Chesapeake Director’s Firm Paid $343 Million Amid Ties
• POM Wonderful Juice Ad Claims Violated Law, FTC Judge Says
• Hedge Funds Circle as Japan’s Asset Bubble Grows
• J&J-Bayer Xarelto’s Use in Prevention Is Effective, FDA Says
• DaVita to Pay $4.42 Billion for HealthCare Partners
• Corn Crop Off to Best Start Since 2007; Wheat, Soy Seedings Gain
• Alibaba Buys Back 20% Stake From Yahoo for $7.1 Billion
• Facebook Tumbles Below IPO Price on Second Day of Trading
• Peru Bond Yields Rise to Three-Week High on Inflation Outlook
• Obama Seeks Afghan Commitments as NATO Summit Closes
• Barclays Warns Investors Away From Buying Its Natural Gas ETN
• Oil Rises for First Time in Seven Days on China Pledge
• Merkel Says She Won’t Shy From Clash With Hollande at EU Summit
• Obama Allies Muddle Bain Hit, Avoid Private-Equity Smear
• Japan's Tsunami Debris Floats East: Today's Pic
• WWII Chemical Exposure May Pass Down Disease, Study Finds
• Venezuela’s Chavez Says Feeling Well, Seeking to Assume Work
• Taubman Close to Deal to Develop First Chinese Mall Property
• Strategists’ Recommended Allocations for Stocks, Bonds, Cash
• Rajat Gupta Prosecution Begins Opening Statement in Trial
• Strategists’ Forecasts for Standard & Poor’s 500 Index in 2013
• Gasoline Gains on Optimism That U.S., China Will Grow
• Strategists’ Forecasts for Standard & Poor’s 500 Index in 2012
• LightSquared Lender Group Owns $1.1 Billion in Unit Debt
• Cameron Defends Decision to Warn of Risks to Euro From Greece
• Chicago Police Take on ’68 Ghosts in Stifling NATO Protests
• Peru Sees EU Trade Deal Taking Effect After September Vote
• MF Global Granted Corzine $5.4 Million in Stock Options
• Ackman, Goldman Bankers Seek Glory at ‘Baby’ Tennis Match
• New York Gasoline Strengthens as European Hub Prices Rebound
• Manhattan Tenants Pay Top Office Rents for Midtown South
• Brazil Private-Banking Firm GPS Looks to Double Assets
• Gupta Trial Has Jury Adviser, New Grandpa on Defense Team
• Ex-UBS Trader Fined $2 Million on Unauthorized Trading
• Asset Managers Sell Euro at Fastest This Year, UBS Data Show
• Azeris Pressured by Iran to Cut Israel, West Ties, Official Says
• Cameron Says U.K. Will Provide $110 Million for Afghan Support
• IAEA to Press Iranians on Site Visits Before Iraq Meeting
• Crude Options Volatility Falls as Futures Rebound From 2012 Low
• Ex-Harrisburg Receiver Must Testify at Replacement’s Hearing
• JPMorgan Shows Need to Curb Overseas Swaps, Gensler Says
• New Jersey Revenue Miss ‘Credit Negative,’ Moody’s Says
• Tyrannosaurus Bataar Sale After Judge Orders Auction Halt
• Revamp to Blowout Devices Two Years After BP Weighed by U.S.
• Dutch Cabinet Rejects Freedom Party Ultimatum Over ESM Decision
• Hapoalim Opens Miami Desk to Expand Emerging Fixed Income Group
• Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Files for Bankruptcy
• A Million Carb-Light Miles Makes Frito-Lay Crave More
• Corzine Received More Than $8 Million From MF Global Holdings
• Tiger Woods’s Golfing Niece to Be Managed by His Agent as a Pro
• Implied Stock-Price Moves, U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Mali’s Interim President Traore Injured During Protests, AP Says
• South Africa Approves $8.8 Billion Clean Energy Plan
• Fed Says QE Reduced Yields on More Than Targeted Debt
• Islamists Will Be Punished for Forced Bar Closures, Tunisia Says
• Rand Gains on Speculation China Stimulus to Boost Gold
• AIG Embraces ‘Liquidity Risk,’ Chartis CEO Hancock Says
• Nigeria Cuts June Bonny, Qua Iboe Oil Prices to 10-Month Low
• RBC Registers $12 Billion Covered-Bond Program After SEC Letter
• Egypt’s Military Council Asks Egyptians to Respect Vote Results
• Jets Sign Dolphins’ Leading Tackler Bell to Add Secondary Depth
• Natixis Hires Rothschild’s Berry to Oversee M&A Business
• HSBC Says It Ended Lira Recommendation on Greek Polls
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Kenya Reinsurance, Oando of Nigeria
• Fed More Bullish Than Wall Street Forecasting Growth
• Resecuritized Debt Faces 4-Year Ratings Rotation in EU Deal
• Saudi Arabia’s Bond With U.S. Goes Beyond Energy, Al-Naimi Says
• Man Group to Buy Hedge Fund-of-Funds Manager FRM Holdings
• Russia Unemployment Falls to Lowest Since 2008, Lifts Demand
• Evonik Owners Push Ahead With Share Sale After Business Improved
• Glencore Index Re-Weighting May Boost Share Price, BMO Says
• Justice Department Probe of Credit Swaps Said to Widen
• Google to Donate Office Space to Cornell’s Tech School
• Oil Gains 1st Time in 7 Days on China: Commodities Close
• CS Euroreal Investors Spark Liquidation of $7.6 Billion Fund
• Grain-Pit Traders Squeezed Out as CME Expands to Match ICE Hours
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for May 21
• Egypt Military Intercepts Shipment of 50 Surface-to-Air Missiles
• Brooks Asked Ex-PM’s Aide to Call Off Parliament Hounds
• Serbs Pick Nikolic in Protest Over EU-Inspired Austerity
• European Stocks Rebound From Selloff as Carmakers Climb
• RioZim Delays Annual General Meeting, Zimbabwe Exchange Says
• Rabobank Sees Global Sugar Surplus Building for Third Season
• Polish Stocks: Bank Pekao, PKO Bank Polski, KGHM Move in Warsaw
• Hungary Stocks: OTP Bank, CIG Pannonia Shares Move in Budapest
• German Stocks Rise, Snapping Five Days of Losses
• Vietnam Outpacing Asia as Investment Banks Chase State Deals
• The Great Beer Parade Stimulus of 1932
• Czech Stocks: Central European Media, CEZ, New World Resources
• Lower Ship-Fuel Prices Said by Dahlman Rose to Aid Tanker Rates
• Naira Gains Most in Three Weeks After Central Bank’s Dollar Sale
• Olympic Torch Sells on EBay for $238,000 as Runners Cash In
• Swiss Stocks Gain as China Signals Will to Boost Growth
• Russia Equity Movers: Mail.Ru, Mobile TeleSystems, Rosneft
• Lockhart Says Fed Shouldn’t Rule Out QE Amid European Risks
• Colonoscopy Alternative Reduces Cancer Rates, Research Finds
• News Corp. Hacking Lawyer Wants Jury in Defamation Case
• Turkish Airlines Gains First Time in 3 Days as Loss Narrows
• Bond Spreads Soar as JPMorgan Goes ‘Underweight’: Credit Markets
• JPMorgan Counterparty Platt Says Bank’s Loss May Widen
• Vodacom Chief Uys Predicts Company Won’t Lose Congo Stake
• MTS Rises Most in 3 Weeks as Net Jumps 59%, Beats Estimates
• Hedge Funds Rebuild Euro Bear Bets on Greek Exit Banks Weigh
• Serbian Dinar Weakens to Record Low on Tadic’s Election Defeat
• Cytec to Sell Coating Resins Unit to Focus on Composites
• Egypt Sentences 12 to Life Imprisonment After Sectarian Clashes
• NATO Protests Turn Violent in Chicago
• Rosneft Drops as MSCI Cancels Weighting Increase on Buyback
• End of Extended Benefits May Lower U.S. Jobless Rate: Economy
• Ex-Baker & McKenzie Lawyer Pleads Guilty in Client Theft
• Petra to Develop 5-Megawatt Solar Network in Bahrain
• Ruble Appreciates Versus Dollar, Bond Yields Fall on Oil
• Fareed Zakaria to Germany: You’ve Got a Freund
• Russian Stocks May Jump 10% If Crude Extends Rebound, HSBC Says
• Poland Sold 11 Billion Euros for Zloty on Market Last Year
• German Metal Workers’ 4.3% Pay Settlement Seen Setting Benchmark
• Sequoia’s Moritz Steps Back From Management on Illness
• China Has 260 Million Chronic-Disease Patients
• Eurocopter EC135 Needs Checks After Cracks Are Found Near Rotor
• Spain Hires Oliver Wyman, Roland Berger to Stress Test Banks
• Italian Voters Punish Berlusconi, Flock to Anti-Euro Bloc
• Lundbeck Gains Amid Speculation of Antidepressant Success
• TIPS Give Bernanke Green Light to Ease Amid Record Yields
• German Bonds Drop on Bets European Crisis-Fighting Plan Closer
• Ecuador Foreign Reserves Rose 20% Last Week to $4.36 Billion
• Federal Grid of Russia to Raise Rates 11% in July, Interfax Says
• Acciona, Aveng to Develop Wind Park, Solar Plant in South Africa
• Supreme Court to Consider Suit Challenging Wiretap Law
• Rangers-Devils Ticket Prices Averaging $474 for Newark’s Game 4
• Renren Drops Most on Record as Facebook Optimism Fades
• Equatorial Guinea to Keep July Zafiro Crude Exports Unchanged
• Goldman Sachs Boosts Tech Investments After Facebook IPO
• Turkish Lira Advances First Time in Seven Days on Tighter Policy
• Orange-Juice Futures Rally Most Since January on Florida Storms
• Google Given Weeks to Submit Remedies in EU Antitrust Probe
• Anesco Plans 50 Megawatts of U.K. Solar Plants, CEO Says
• Egypt’s Red Sea Senior Officer Killed by Gunmen in Armed Robbery
• El-Erian Says Greek Euro Exit Probably Inevitable: Tom Keene
• Cellcom Gains Most in 2 Weeks as I.B.I. Lifts Recommendation
• IFC Plans to Invest About $400 Million in Kenya This Year
• Rabobank Sees Coffee Surplus of 5.3 Million Bags in 2012-13
• FDA’s $6.4 Billion Plan for Quick Reviews Moves to Senate
• Israel Stocks: Clal Industries, Cellcom, Hapoalim, Discount Bank
• Kyocera Shipping Solar Panels to Arizona Power Project
• Putin Aims for Stability by Keeping Russia’s Key Ministers
• Dimon Sees No ‘Disaster’ Scenario for JPMorgan CIO Trading Loss
• Obama’s Afghanistan Is Not Eisenhower’s Korea
• Music Downloading Damages Left Intact by U.S. High Court
• Rabobank Sees Cocoa Deficit at 89,000 Metric Tons in 2012-13
• Aldar, Sorouh Said to Appoint Advisers for Potential Merger
• Germany Sees Winter Wheat Area Dropping 9.5% After Frost Curbs
• How a Change in Perspective Is Changing Capitalism: Books
• LNG Ship Leaving Australia-Japan Route for Middle East
• Chipotle Receives SEC Subpoena Related to Work Laws
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• ECB Says It Didn’t Settle Any Bond Purchases for a 10th Week
• Money Market Stresses Ease After Group of Eight’s Discussions
• Kenya Reinsurance Falls the Most in Three Months: Nairobi Mover
• Concha & Toro First-Quarter Profit Falls to 5.23 Billion Pesos
• Total Expects to Resume Elgin Output Before Year-End After Leak
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• KMPL and IOC CP deal:India Money Markets
• IDBI BK & OBC CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• BERGER PAINTS & CHOLAMANDAL CP:India Money Markets
• Strauss-Kahn Faces French Inquiry Over Alleged 2010 Rape
• Brazil’s Tax Revenue to Fall by 10 Billion Reais This Year
• CORPI Bank & SBOP CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Robusta Coffee Money Managers Raised Best on Higher Price
• Egyptian Stocks: Amer Group Holding, Maridive & Oil Services
• Hungarian Forint Rebounds From Longest Losing Streak in a Year
• Servier Drug Risk Trial Suspended After Challenge, France 3 Says
• China Barrier Eases, Sweden Dodges, Mexico Probe: Compliance
• Metals Theft Costs U.K. $1.2 Billion a Year in Insurer Estimate
• Heat May Follow Cool to End Week in East Coast, Midwest
• Foreign Investment in Iran Increased to $4.3 Billion, Mehr Says
• BP’s Sangachal Terminal Exports Less Azeri Oil in First Quarter
• JPMorgan CEO Should Affirm If Dividend Is Safe, Citigroup Says
• JPMorgan Europe Home-Loan Debt Raises Anxiety: Mortgages
• Cameroon Robusta, Arabica Export Rose in Week to May 20
• Nadal Defeats Djokovic to Move Back to No. 2 in Tennis Rankings
• Default Swaps in U.S. Fall From 2012 High on China Growth Steps
• Oil Rises First Time in Seven Days; Goldman Sees Tighter Supply
• Sukhoi Crash Probe Gets Army Support in Hunt for Data Recorder
• New World Resources Extends Decline After Fatality at Czech Mine
• Gulf Sovereign Funds Invest Less Internationally, Invesco Says
• England Nears Victory in Opening Cricket Test With West Indies
• Kenyan Shilling Falls to Lowest in Four Months on Risk Aversion
• Greece’s Zanias Says Tax Collection Efforts Must Continue
• Lebanon Clashes Reach Beirut After Anti-Syrian Cleric Death
• Ex-Yahoo CEO Quits Splunk Board Following Resume Scandal
• Key’s N.Z. Surplus Pledge Shows Restraint Outweighs Europe Risks
• Russia’s Poultry Output Increased 15% in April, Rosstat Says
• Suzlon Rises Most in Three Months in Mumbai on Debt Plans
• AAA Auto Gains for Second Day as First-Quarter Profit Quadruples
• BlueCrests’s Platt Says Eurobonds Needed If Greece Leaves Euro
• South African Wheat Rises to Highest in More Than 7 Months
• Morocco to Tender 4G Licenses in Fall, Regulator Says
• AIA, China Telecom, Orix, Tepco: Asian Stocks Preview
• Italy Quake Survivors Move to Tent Camps Amid Aftershocks
• Fed Funds Open at 0.17%, Within Target Range, According to ICAP
• Wheat Slips as Rainfall May East Concerns Over Drought
• Akin, Gump, Steptoe, Gibson Dunn: Business of Law
• Foreign Investors Sell Net 2.06 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Germany Isn’t Yet Ready for Euro Bonds, Kampeter Says
• Cumberland, Apple-HTC, NovaLogic: Intellectual Property
• MTS First-Quarter Net Surges 59% on Dealer Payments, Ruble, Debt
• Astra Agro Sells 6,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• Vietnam Economic Slowdown Seen in Cobweb-Covered Crates
• Egypt Agreed Last Week to Export 295 Metric Tons of Cotton
• Egypt Agreed to Export 295 Metric Tons of Cotton Last Week
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 12,000 Tons of Palm Oil
• London Home Prices May Reach New Record on Haven Status: Economy
• Azeri Light June Supsa Crude Exports to Be Stable at Two Cargoes
• Asia Stocks Rise After China Premier Says Growth Is Focus
• Mauritania’s Profit From Mining Reached $375 Million Last Year
• Merkel Tightens Grip on Energy Overhaul as Progress Lags
• Ghana Gets $600 Million From G-8 for Agriculture, Times Says
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Drake & Scull and Emaar Properties in Dubai
• Italy March Advertising Spending: Summary
• Tanzania to Choose Winner of Eyasi-Wembere Block by August
• Union Calls for Strikes at Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank on Pay
• Hungary to Buy 8,000 Properties From Borrowers in ’12, MTI Says
• Saudi Arabia Gasoline Imports Double in First Quarter, JODI Says
• Japan May Own 76% of Tepco After Converting Non-Voting Stock
• Iraq Plans to Spend $9.8 Billion on Roads, Housing by 2016
• Archer Sees Arabica’s Premium Over Robusta Falling About 50%
• Nakao Says Japan Should Be Prepared to Act on Yen If Needed
• Reliance Industries Said to Seek $1 Billion, Five-Year Loan
• Jones Lang Unit May Become Top U.K. Subordinated Property Lender
• Spanish Planned Nuclear Power Plant Shutdowns for 2012
• Indonesian Equity Movers: Elnusa, Medco Energi, Vale Indonesia
• Chen’s Arrival in Manhattan Ends Strain in U.S.-China Ties
• Siemens to Supply Turbines for Chile’s Biggest Wind Farm
• Thailand Stocks: Hana, Thai Air, Thai Reinsurance, Thai Stanley
• David Jones Seen Luring LBO on Lowest Value Since ‘04: Real M&A
• Champions League Sponsor MasterCard May Discuss Earlier Start
• BP ACG Output Fell in First Quarter, Shah Deniz Production Grew
• GSW Immobilien Profit Gains on Rising Rents, Lower Vacancies
• Four Charged in De Beira Goldfields Stock-Manipulation Case
• Swiss Consumer Confidence Rises to Highest in Year on Jobs
• South African Coal Export Prices Fall to Lowest in 19 Months
• Italy’s Danieli Eyes CMC’s Iron Mills in Croatia, Poslovni Says
• Tropical Storm Meanders Off Florida, Pacific System Grows
• Rupiah Advances Most in Eight Months, Bonds Gain on China Pledge
• CIG Pannonia Drops to Record Low as Quarterly Loss Widens 76%
• China Money Rate Trades Near 1-Year Low on Rate-Cut Speculation
• Schaeuble Seeks Crisis Resolution With Moscovici
• Oil, Copper Increase; Natural Gas Retreats: Commodities at Close
• European Investment Bank to Help Fund Zambia Power Link
• Kazakhstan May Limit Borrowing by State Companies
• KazMunaiGaz, Pertamina to Study Oilfield Development, Fuel Sales
• Chinese Iron Ore Buyers Defer Imports Cargoes, Mirae Says
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of May 18, 2012.
• PKO Bank, Pekao Advance as Regulator Sees No Risk From Greece
• Taiwan Dollar Gains on Odds China Policy to Revive Export Demand
• ITE Looks to Make Further Acquisitions in India, Southeast Asia
• Yuan Snaps Three-Day Drop After Premier Wen Vows to Spur Growth
• British Land Increases Dividend for First Time in Three Years
• Kabel Deutschland Raises $767 Million Debt to Buy Tele Columbus
• Thai Baht Advances as Economy Unexpectedly Expands; Bonds Fall
• Spain Bank Loan Audit Key to Stemming Bond Rout: Euro Credit
• Coffee Council Says Brazil Rains May Delay Harvesting by 30 Days
• Copper Climbs for Second Day as China Pledges to Boost Growth
• Russia’s Sunflower Seed Prices Rose 2%, SovEcon Says
• Pakistan State Oil Seeks to Buy Fuel Cargoes for June to August
• Dollar Bond Sales Stall in Asia as Costs Soar on Debt Crisis
• China Coal Buyers Said to Seek Cargo Deferrals Amid Supply Surge
• Ryanair Says Profit to Fall as Fuel Prices Outpace Fares
• Fresenius Obtains $6 Billion of Bridge Loans for Rhoen Purchase
• Money Market Signals Increased Lending Stress for European Banks
• Sany Group’s $200 Million Loan Said to Attract Ten Banks
• Polish Zloty Strengthens for Second Day on Chinese Growth Pledge
• Taiwan’s Export Orders Decline for a Fourth Month Since November
• Asia Currencies to Extend Slide on Growth, Citigroup Says
• ARAG Offers Private Legal Insurance in Sweden, FTD Reports
• AAA Auto Says First-Quarter Profit Jumps Fourfold as Sales Climb
• South Africa Shares: Abil, AngloGold, Barloworld, Vodacom Move
• KGHM Copper Miner Gains Most in Month as Metal Rebounds on China
• Vietnam 1-Year Bonds Rise on Interest-Rate Outlook; Dong Steady
• Greek Pension Funds Need an Extra EU300 Million, Imerisia Says
• Dutch Mortgage Guarantee Fund May Curb Eligibility, Dagblad Says
• China Stocks: CSR, China CNR, Cosco Shipping, Jiangsu Sunrain
• Central European Media Extends Longest Rout on Record in Prague
• Philippine Stock Movers: BPI, COL Financial Group, IP Converge
• Drake & Scull in Final Talks for $300 Million Basra Pipeline
• Kabel Deutschland to Buy Tele Columbus for EU603 Million
• Germany Urged to Ban Power-Plant Shutdowns, Handelsblatt Reports
• Libya Keeps Lockerbie File Open After Al-Megrahi Dies
• European Stocks Advance, Snapping Five-Day Retreat
• Rubber Gains Most in 4 Months on Optimism China to Boost Growth
• Italian Two-Year Notes Reverse Decline; Spanish Notes Advance
• Swiss Stocks Pare Decline; Credit Suisse, Transocean Fall
• Oil Gains First Day in Seven; Goldman Sees Tighter Market
• Monti Returns to Italy to Respond to Earthquake, Bombing
• Czech National Bank Grants Mobile-Payments License, HN Reports
• Gold Extends Advance as Wen Comment Boosts Stocks
• Vale in Talks About Second Mega-Ship Hub on Lack of China Access
• Sovereign Bond Risk Rises in Europe, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• OCI Leads Solar Cell Declines on Investment Delay: Seoul Mover
• Turkey Foils Kidnapping of Syria Rebel Army Chief, Milliyet Says
• Rosinter Restaurants Swings to 2011 Loss on Inflation, Salaries
• Spanish 10-Year Bonds Slide as Italian Two-Year Notes Decline
• Halyk Bank Net Grew 58% to 16.8 Billion Tenge in First Quarter
• Erdogan Urges Banks to Lend to Entrepreneurs, Hurriyet Reports
• Ukraine’s Central Bank Lowered Reserve Level, Kommersant Says
• Novatek May Meet Turkey Protest Over Cyprus, Kommersant Reports
• Japan’s Nikkei Rises From Four-Month Low on Weaker Yen
• Korean Won Rebounds as Investors Await EU Summit; Bonds Fall
• Oil Gains First Day in Seven; Goldman Sees Tighter Market
• EU’s Kallas Criticizes Deutsche Bahn Accounting, FTD Reports
• China’s Diesel Imports in April Slide 73%; LNG Purchases Gain
• British Land’s Asset Values Stagnate as Retail Properties Slip
• Heat Tie NBA Playoff Series Behind James as Spurs Sweep Clippers
• Godsell Calls for Inquiry Into Excessive Pay, Business Day Says
• Abu Dhabi Said to Raise Offer Level for Annual Naphtha Deals
• Liverpool Approaches Ajax Coach Frank de Boer: Soccer Roundup
• Iran Strike Gains Support in Some Nations, Russia Says
• Auchan, Renault-Nissan to Form Banks in Russia, Kommersant Says
• Syngenta Pursuing South Africa Acquisition, Business Day Says
• Philippines Reports Budget Surplus in April on Higher Revenue
• Vodacom Profit Advances 8.1% as Customer Numbers Advance
• Key Says N.Z. Budget This Week Will Assume Euro-Area Recession
• Taiwan Stocks: HTC, Motech Industries, Want Want China Holdings
• Oil Retreat Sinks ADR Valuations Below Peers: Russia
• Deutsche Bahn Wants Compensation From Siemens, Handelsblatt Says
• Yield Premium Nearing Record Spurs Subsidy Review: India Credit
• Evonik Won’t Be Sold Under Value, RAG Chief Tells Handelsblatt
• Formula One Said to Get Nod for $3 Billion Singapore IPO
• Qatar to Sign $13.7 Billion of Building Contracts, Al Sharq Says
• Putin Orders Cut in Number of Blue Car Lights, Kommersant Says
• Romania Plans Bond Abroad as Leu-Debt Sales Shrink
• Kuwait’s New Oil Refinery to Produce 614,000 bpd, KUNA Says
• Wipro’s Premji Seeks $1 Billion in M&A: Corporate India
• Thailand Economy Unexpectedly Expands on Post-Flood Recovery
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