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May 22, 2012

• Cocoa Arrivals From Brazil’s Bahia Advance 32%, Hartmann Says
• China to Allow Smaller-Company Bond Issues From June
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Philippines’ Top Judge Denies Wrongdoing at Own Trial
• Global Funds Buy Net 8.63 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Marfrig Mergers Make Investors Biggest Losers: Corporate Brazil
• Alibaba Said to Seek Up to $2 Billion From CDB for Yahoo Buy
• Heat Rout Pacers to Move Within One Win of NBA Conference Finals
• Australia Tops OECD Better Life Index, Leading Norway, U.S.
• Renesas Shares Drop on Report It May Consolidate Plants
• World Bank Says Asia Must Watch Inflation as Expansion Slows
• Japan’s April LNG Imports Rise 14.9%; Oil Purchases Gain 12.9%
• Norilsk Leads ADR Slump as Commodities Tumble: Russia Overnight
• Stripper Writes, Writers Strip in Winning ‘House’: Review
• Japan Purchased 4.3% of EFSF Bonds Sold Yesterday, Official Says
• Nasdaq Official Said to Concede Missteps in Facebook IPO
• SEC Focusing on JPMorgan’s Disclosure of Risk Models
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swaps Prices Show
• Bakrie Sumatera, Gas Negara, Timah: Indonesian Equity Preview
• Obama Prospects Improve as Swing State Economies Improve
• Banks Offer Nuclear Damage Liability Fund Double Amount of Loan
• Australia’s Corby Wins Clemency on Indonesian Jail Term
• Innovation Network Said to Plan 119.5 Billion Yen in Loans
• Japan April Exports Rise Less-Than-Forecast 7.9%
• Asia Retail Rents See Sluggish Growth as Store Expansions Slow
• Japan Rating Cut Rings Alarm on Tax Gridlock
• Clijsters Will Quit Tennis After Trying to Win Fourth U.S. Open
• Ten Charged in Long Island Rail Road Pension Fraud
• Australia’s Westpac Leading Index Advanced 0.4% in March
• Fortress’s RailAmerica to Consider Sale Among Options
• Spain Forward David Villa Will Miss European Soccer Championship
• Romney Wins Presidential Primary in Kentucky, AP Says
• Few Witnesses to Obama, Romney as They Raise $1.5 Billion
• Iceland Takes On Fishing Industry in Push for Economic Control
• Mexico CPI-Linked Debt Yields Rise on Lower Inflation Forecasts
• Euro May Surpass 105 Yen on Fibonacci: Technical Analysis
• JPMorgan's Losses Become Tool in Dodd-Frank Rules Debate
• Hoku Cuts Jobs, Hires Imperial Capital to Restructure Debts
• Bill Gross ETF Hits $1 Billion in Less Than Three Months
• Gol Cuts Jobs for Elusive Profit Seen as Years Away
• Heart-Failure Patients’ Cells May Be Used for Repair
• CIC’s Jin Says Others May Follow If Greece Leaves Euro
• Liverpool Said to Hire Fenway’s Billy Hogan as Head of Commerce
• History Shows U.S. Can Stimulate Now, Cut Later
• Justice Department May Be in the Next Cubicle
• How Dutch Dollhouse Mania Explains the U.S. Housing Bust
• Latin American Reporters Find Democracy Is Perilous
• U.S. Must Educate Itself Beyond Affirmative Action
• Bain, Suffering and Cory Booker’s Emotional Distress
• Rupert the Horse Upstages Rotund Baritone in ‘Falstaff’
• Brad Pitt Sneers at Obama, Plays Mob Killer: Cannes Film
• Warhol Bardot, Self Portrait Boost $56 Million Sachs Sale
• Germany Should Revise Energy Act, Dena’s Kohler Tells Berliner
• Germany’s SPD Proposes Panel to Combat Skills Shortage, SZ Says
• Refinery Sludge Signals Profit From Fuel Indian Processors Spurn
• A Greek Exit Could Make the Euro Area Stronger
• Bayer’s Xarelto Backed in Final Stroke Guidance From U.K.’s NICE
• Financial Investors Looking at Insolvent Inventux, Berliner Says
• JPMorgan’s Blunder Doesn’t Mean U.S. Should Bust Up Banks
• Regulators Designate Swaps Clearinghouses Systemic
• Going Over U.S. ‘Fiscal Cliff’ May Mean Recession: CBO
• What Facebook Analysts Told Clients on the Roadshow
• Senators Seek to Remove Bankers From 12 Regional Fed Boards
• Altria Reaches $500 Million Settlement With IRS on Leases
• Motel 6 Chain to Be Sold to Blackstone for $1.9 Billion
• Facebook's Whiny Investors Should Start Their Own Group
• Emerging Stocks Extend Rally on China Spending, Europe Stimulus
• BlackRock Sells 3-, 10-Year Bonds at Record Low Coupons
• Germans Afraid of Greek Anger Avoid Vacations in Blow to Economy
• Swiss Bankers Plan for French Emigres as Hollande Wins
• Renault’s Lada Link Risks Russian Taste for Nothing Soviet: Cars
• Novo’s Insulin Pill Quest is Holy Grail for Diabetics
• Egypt Election 2012: Facts and Figures for Presidential Vote
• Bank Retreat on Shipping Seen Filled by Private Equity: Freight
• Latin America Clean Power Generation to Grow, BNEF Says
• Scotiabank Agrees to Sell Scotia Plaza for C$1.27 Billion
• Contraceptive Mandate Suit Should Be Thrown Out, U.S. Says
• Chilean Stocks: Azul Azul, Cencosud, Parque Arauco Were Active
• CBO Rappels Down Fiscal Cliff, Gets Scared
• Canada’s Raitt Says She Hopes for CP Rail Pact
• Sudan, South Sudan to Resume Talks Next Week, Mbeki Says
• Brazil Rate Futures Yields Rise on Stimulus; Real Extends Drop
• Colombian Coffee Output May Rise to Five-Year High
• The Mount Rushmore of Innovation
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for May 22
• CP Commuter Trains to Run as Government Resists Strike
• Caterpillar Offering $1.5 Billion Dollar-Denominated Debt
• Canadian Stocks Rebound on Chinese, Europe Stimulus Bets
• Hoku Hires Imperial Capital as Financial Adviser, Cuts Jobs
• Finra Chief Says Morgan Stanley May Face Probe Over Facebook IPO
• Peru Stocks: Atacocha, Credicorp, Casa Grande, Telefonica
• JPMorgan Hires Ex-SEC Enforcement Chief McLucas in Probes
• Blackstone Said to Extend $2.65 Billion of La Quinta Debt
• Argentine Stocks: Molinos, Comercial del Plata, YPF Were Active
• JPMorgan Among Banks Sued For $1.8 Billion Over Mortgages
• Fracking Regulations Needed to Protect Gas Workers, AFL-CIO Says
• Misys Said to Change Loan Structure for Vista Equity Buyout
• Colombian Stocks: Ecopetrol, Rubiales and Tablemac Were Active
• Covidien Sells $1.25 Billion of Bonds to Refinance Current Debt
• Mexico Stocks: Bolsa Mexicana, Homex, Cemex Shares Were Active
• Warriors Returning to San Francisco With New Arena for 2017
• Trina Solar Leads ADR Drop on Earnings Outlook: China Overnight
• 3M Settles Lawsuit Over Cogent Purchase for $1.9 Million
• Facebook Settles Claims in Lawsuit Over ‘Sponsored Stories’
• Oil Drops on Iran’s Agreement to Allow Nuclear Inspectors
• Bovespa Declines as Homebuilders Tumble on Rate View; OGX Drops
• U.S. State Debt Rose 2.5% to $510 Billion in 2011, Moody’s Says
• Oil Supplies Grow as Seaway Relief Valve Looms
• OECD Says Tackle Gender Gap to Boost Economic Growth
• CTC Media’s Moscow Audience Rises in Week to May 20, TNS Says
• Brazilian Stock Movers: Gol, Vanguarda and Petrobras Were Active
• BlackRock Sees Vale as Best Stock in Brazil on Weaker Real
• Corn Falls as Rain May Ease Dry U.S. Soil; Soybeans Drop
• BlackRock’s Keenan Says High Yield Remains Attractive: Tom Keene
• Tesla Rises After Setting Delivery Date for Model S Sedan
• Sales of Existing Homes in U.S. Rise as Market Stabilizes
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for May 22
• Allstate Investors Approve Executive Pay After ‘Listening Tour’
• Abbott’s New Use for Top Drug Humira Delayed by U.S.
• Niko Resources Down on Exit of India Field: Calgary Mover
• Southwest to Unload AirTran’s Boeing 717s With Delta Leases
• Facebook Tumble Means Morgan Stanley Gets Blame for Flop
• Benihana to Be Bought by Angelo, Gordon for $296 Million
• Medtronic Profit Beats Analyst Estimates on New Stent Demand
• Best Buy Profit Tops Estimates on Smartphone Demand
• Gasoline Falls on Concern Europe Debt Crisis May Spread
• Ralph Lauren Profit Tops Estimates as Sales Accelerate
• Ethanol Tumbles Most in Four Months as Corn Declines on Weather
• Comcast to Let Phone Customers Make Calls on Mobile Devices
• Cree Falls as Chief Financial Officer Resigns for New Job
• CBS Claims Victory for TV Season With Most Viewers, Wider Margin
• Edgar Online to be Bought by Donnelley for $70.5 Million
• RusHydro Falls in New York on Report Russia May Not Sell Stake
• Principal Financial Approves Buyback of Up to $200 Million
• US Airways Jet Diverted on Passenger’s ‘Suspicious Behavior’
• Mexico Stocks: Bolsa Mexicana, Homex, Cemex Shares Are Active
• Colombia Sees Oil Output of 1 Million Barrels by Year-End
• Canada Dollar Up Versus Most Peers Before Europe Meeting
• Times Square Burlesque Cabaret Stirs Up Union Protesters
• U.S. Pork Supply Surges 20% on Higher Production, USDA Says
• Mexico’s Pena Nieto Keeps Lead as Second Place Undefined: Poll
• Kit Planes Found to Crash, Kill More Than Factory Craft
• Fed’s George Says State Regulators Bolster U.S. Banking
• Microphones for the Stars Go Mass Market
• Rajaratnam Bought Goldman, Smiled, Gupta Witness Says
• Obama Offers School Districts $400 Million to Tailor Classes
• Yen Falls Most in a Month on BOJ Stimulus Expectations
• Colombian Peso Bond Yields Fall to One-Week Low on CPI Outlook
• Stocks Gain on U.S. Home Sales Growth; Yen Weakens
• Democrats Push for Chemical-Law Overhaul Opposed by Industry
• Dimon Adds Talent to New York Fed Board, Allstate’s Wilson Says
• Velarde Says Peru Central Bank to Act If Demand Fuels CPI
• SEC Sues Two Florida Men Over Claim They Fed Rothstein Fraud
• Germany’s New Energy Minister Seeks Input on Overhaul
• Keystone XL Pipeline Will Raise U.S. Gasoline Prices, Group Says
• Google Probe Accelerates as U.S. Questions Site Operators
• Maryland Pushes to Require 2% Solar Power by 2020
• ECB Resists Call to Give Names of Banks It Funded, FTD Reports
• Cuomo Deal Puts New York Racing Association Under Public Control
• Treasuries Decline as Haven Demand Ebbs Before Talks
• California Teachers Fund to Vote Against Wal-Mart Board
• Argentine Court Rules Clarin Suspension of Asset Disposal to End
• S7 Shareholders to Sell Stake in Russian Airline, Interfax Says
• DTCC Plans Study on Faster Settlement for U.S. Securities
• U.S. Gulf Coast Oil Premiums Strengthen as Brent-WTI Gap Widens
• ECB Nowotny Sees Difficult Times Ahead, Hopes to Resolve Greece
• U.S. Gasoline Demand Advanced Last Week, MasterCard Says
• Fed Regional Bank Directors Saw Improvement in Economy
• Oettinger Warns Against Excluding Euro Bonds, Handelsblatt Says
• Los Angeles Gasoline Tumbles to One-Month Low on Little Demand
• Houghton Mifflin Wins Conditional Court Approval of Loan
• Petrobras Profit to Be Curbed by Weaker Real, CFO Says
• Alabama Lawmakers’ Inaction Merits Downgrade, Fabian Says
• Gulf Coast Gasoline Weakens After BP Starts Catalytic Cracker
• Iran Gives UN Atomic Inspectors Access Before Talks
• War Crimes Prosecutor Presses Serbia on Suspect Support Networks
• BofAML's Michelle Meyer Discusses U.S. Housing, Jobs (Audio)
• Citigroup to Pay $3.5 Million Over Faulty Subprime Data
• Anglo, Codelco Agree to Talks on Resolving Chile Dispute
• Chile Yields Rise as Growth Optimism Bolsters Risk Appetite
• Default Swaps in U.S. Fall Before EU Leaders Meet to Stem Crisis
• Deutsche Bank’s Smith, Peel Hunt’s Hall Top Sammons Analyst Rank
• Strangfeld Affirms ROE Target, Says ‘We Intend to Achieve It’
• SEC Tells BBVA to Detail Loan Data to Higher Risk Spain Clients
• Greece’s Eurobank Reiterates Benefits of Merger With Alpha Bank
• Express Falls Most Since IPO on Annual Profit Forecast
• Crude Options Volatility Gains as Futures Sink
• Spain’s Rajoy to Meet France’s Hollande in Paris Tomorrow
• EDP Renovaveis to Spend $4.1 Billion on Wind Through 2015
• Micex Rises Second Day on U.S. Data; Rosneft Rallies on Sechin
• Fed’s Dudley Was Highest Paid Regional Bank Chief in 2011
• European Banks May Require Third Round of ECB Loans, Fitch Says
• Dewey, Cooley, Proskauer, Davis Polk: Business of Law
• United Technologies Plans July Closing for Goodrich Purchase
• EnBW Wins Court Challenge Over Access to EU Cartel Documents
• Diamond-Seller Choksi Takes on World With Bollywood: Commodities
• Verizon Wireless Driving Vodafone Profit as Europe Slumps
• UBS Will Merge Wealth Management, Investment Offices, HZ Says
• Metals Decline as Wheat Rebounds: Commodities at Close
• German State Approves Draft Law to Wind Down Bailed Out WestLB
• Bank Profit Growth Rises on Business Loans: Corporate Canada
• Sanusi Says Nigeria’s Subsidy Must Be Transparent, Affordable
• Facebook Analysts Who Shunned Herd Now Look Like Heroes
• Reid Says Republican Extremism Stalls Spending-Cut Deal
• Russian GDP May Grow Faster Than Estimated, Ulyukayev Says
• Egypt Convicts Five Policemen for Mubarak Protester Deaths
• Ural Mining Beats Norilsk to Russian Nickel Asset, RIA Reports
• Dollar May Gain on Possible Greek Exit, JPMorgan Says
• Ex-Lehman Director in Plea Talks on Drug Forgery Charge
• Banks Need ‘Drastic’ Measures to Restore Profit, Banziger Says
• Mexican Regulator Plans New Derivatives Regulation by Year-End
• Well Blowout Device Upkeep Rules Seen Issued by September
• U.K. Stocks Rise on China Demand Prospects; Xstrata Gains
• U.K. Prosecutor to Review Whether Tchenguiz Case to Continue
• CME to Allow Brokers to Trade Futures, Swaps on One Screen
• Obama Says Romney’s Bain Record Part of Election Debate
• Russia Equity Movers: Bank Vozrozhdenie, Federal Grid, Rosneft
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for May 22
• Verizon’s Viewdini Service Lets Users Search for Videos
• Two Parties Left in Race for LME as CME Said Removed
• Warburg Pincus Leads $1.1 Billion Investment in Energy Startup
• Peugeot Gefco Trucking Unit Attracts at Least Six Suitors
• Meda Cash Flow Invites Pipeline Deal at 95% Discount
• Swiss Stocks Advance the Most Since Feb. 1; Banks Rally
• European Stocks Rise the Most in a Month; Vodafone Climbs
• Bank Vozrozhdenie Rises After First-Quarter Profit Jumps 66%
• Alcatel-Lucent Challenges Cisco With Router for Network Cores
• Rosneft Rises Most in 2 Weeks as Medvedev Names Sechin Chief
• Russia Forbids Sale of Rosneft Share, Power Utilities, IFX Says
• Krone Posts Biggest Gain Since February on Growth: Oslo Mover
• Canadian Solar Interested in Gulf Amid Saudi’s $109 Billion Plan
• Bain’s Successes and Obama’s Failure
• House Prices Not at Bottom in Regional Markets, Regulator Says
• Sonova Declines as Profit Forecast Disappoints Analysts
• Wells Fargo Doubles Down on Mutual Funds as Rivals Wither
• Coca-Cola Icecek Rises After Pledging to Pay Dividend May 25
• Pound Weakens Versus Dollar as Inflation Slows; Gilts Decline
• Mediclinic Falls Most in More Than Year: Johannesburg Mover
• New York City Taxi Fares May Increase by 20%, Commission Says
• Polyester Sanayi Falls 1st Day in Four in Istanbul Trading
• Detroit Board Didn’t Violate Meetings Law, Court Rules
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Ghana Oil, Uchumi Supermarkets Kenya
• CVC Sells 21% Stake in Formula One Racing to BlackRock
• Fed's Lockhart Sees High Threshold for New Bond Buying
• Ex-Lehman Director Jack in Plea Talks on Drug Charge
• Italian Bonds Gain on Bets Leaders Will Boost Growth; Bunds Fall
• Hungary Stocks: OTP Bank, CIG Pannonia Shares Move in Budapest
• Didier Drogba to Leave Chelsea After Champions League Victory
• Nigeria’s Naira Hits Three-Month Low as Oil Import Demand Rises
• Berger Nigeria Rises to Four-Month High on Valuation Bets
• European Banks’ Dollar Funding Costs Decline to One-Week Low
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Turkey Yields Decline to Two-Week Low on Reduced Inflation Bets
• FIFA Names Burundi Soccer Head as First Woman on Executive Board
• Treasuries Fall Third Day Before European Summit, Auction
• Tesco’s Clarke Declines Annual Bonus in First Year at Top
• Wheat Falls First Time in Seven Sessions on Rain in Ukraine
• Shale Glut Means $1-a-Gallon Savings at the Pump
• Ukraine Seeks 4 Million-Ton Barley Agreement With Saudi Arabia
• Zuma Painting Defaced at Johannesburg Gallery Amid Court
• Magnitude-5.8 Earthquake Srikes Bulgaria, No Casualties
• Denmark’s Phoenix Signs Contract to Build, Run Iraq Pipe Plant
• JPMorgan Employee Sues After $2 Billion Trading Loss
• Czech Stocks: Erste Group Bank, New World Resources Are Active
• Eight Shot in Oklahoma City After Thunder Win NBA Playoff Game
• Serb State Deposits Drop in April, Central Bank Report Shows
• Spanish Court Ends Tax-Fraud Case Against Botin Banker Family
• Bond Markets Forcing Europe’s Austerity, Pimco’s Clarida Says
• Greece’s Tsipras Appeals to German Taxpayers for Help in Crisis
• Dvorkovich’s Appointment to Boost Energy Shares, Citigroup Says
• Tennis No. 1 Djokovic Splits With Sponsor Sergio Tacchini
• Raiffeisen Quarterly Net Probably Rose on One-Time Gain
• Money Market Stresses Ease Ahead of European Leaders Meeting
• ILO Says Global Youth Unemployment May Stay Elevated for Years
• NWR Rebounds From Almost Three-Year Low, Snaps Seven-Day Selloff
• Angola Electoral Commission Elects Interim President, Angop Says
• TCW Beats 97% of Rivals Led by Gundlach With Housing: Mortgages
• Broad U.S.-EU Trade Agreement Ties to Growth, Trade Chief Says
• Brazil CPI Rose Less Than Expected in May as Economy Weakens
• UCO Bank & Axis Bank CDs deal:India Money Markets
• Russian Jet Fuel Output Rises 24%
• HPCL and ABFL CP deal:India Money Markets
• South African Court Finds Laborer Guilty of Terre’Blanche Murder
• Ally Chosen By Berkshire’s Forest River for RV Dealer Financing
• Germany to Borrow for Free at Two-Year Sale Amid Crisis
• China Life Appoints Yang Mingsheng Chairman in State Reshuffle
• TMFL & HDFC LTD CP:India Money Markets
• Australian Billionaires Settle Rio Tinto Royalty Dispute
• Australia’s Jobless Rate to Reach Highest Since 2009, OECD Says
• Poisoning Kills More Americans Than Car Crashes, Report Says
• Lehman Debt Trades Slump in April After Record Date for Payment
• Euro-Region Consumer Confidence Remained Little Changed in May
• Arava Closes Funding for $204 Million Israeli Solar Plants
• Mexico Peso Touches Strongest in Week on Efforts to Boost Growth
• U.K. Needs More BOE Stimulus and Possible Tax Cuts, IMF Says
• IDBI Bank & SBBJ CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Central U.S. May Bake in 90-Degree Temperatures This Week
• Hungary to Consider Exemptions From Transaction Tax, Rogan Says
• Jordan Asks IMF for $2 Billion Loan, Al Arab Al Yawm Reports
• Czech Premier Faces Growing Unions Protests on Austerity
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Bonds Gain on Speculation Rates to Stay on Hold; Rand Weakens
• Gazprom Neft First-Quarter Net Rises 21% on Higher Crude
• U.K. Residential Property Shortage to Persist: Shapps
• U.S. Soybean Stockpiles to Plunge 17% in Oil World’s Forecast
• Wells’s Paulsen Says Risk Avoidance May Burn Investors (Audio)
• Italy to Contract More Than Government Forecasts, Istat Says
• Rwanda Forecasts 20% Increase in Spending in 2012-13 Budget Year
• Romanian Parliament Passes Law to Change Election System
• Turkish Stocks: Coca-Cola Icecek, Escort, Polyester Sanayi Move
• Mauritius Has Room for ‘Smaller’ Rate Cut, Absa’s Markus Says
• Uchumi of Kenya Gains Ninth Day to Six-Year High: Nairobi Mover
• OTP Seeks to Double Share in Ukrainian Consumer Loan Market
• U.K. Proposes Energy Overhaul to Lure Spending on Nuclear, Wind
• Egyptian Stocks: Citadel Capital and Amer Group Were Active
• Belgian Consumer Confidence Rises on Job Prospects as Oil Drops
• Pivovarna Lasko First-Quarter Loss Narrows to $7 Million
• Nova Kreditna First-Quarter Profit Plunges on Bad Loan Reserves
• Aldar Lifts Abu Dhabi Stocks on Merger Progress; Saudi Rallies
• Turkish Bid for Drones Stalls in Congress, President Gul Says
• Jose Mourinho Extends His Real Madrid Contract Through 2016
• Slugs Seen Invading U.K. Fields by NFU After April’s Record Rain
• Crude Falls on OECD Forecast Cut, Iran Inspection Accord
• South African Rugby Targets Schools to Produce Black Players
• Chile Pension Fund May Unwind $1.25 Billion Hedges, Nomura Says
• OMV Petrom in Romania Fined for Oil Spill in Cotmeana River
• Treasuries Investors Reduce Bullish Bets, JPMorgan Says
• Cutting Ratings Reliance, CDS Probe, FDIC Suit: Compliance
• Jeddah Port Cargo Traffic Is Forecast to Rise 29% This Year
• Benjamin de Rothschild Sees French Wealth ‘Exodus,’ Bilan Says
• Iran Oil Deadline Looms as Sanctions Curb Tanker Supply
• Vietnam’s Five-Year Bonds Fall Most in 11 Months as Demand Slows
• HSBC Names Vrettou for Greece as Politis Joins Credit Suisse
• India’s Reddy Said to Travel to Turkmenistan for Gas Deal
• Greek Euro Exit May Put U.K. in Recession, Chote Says
• Italy’s Soft-Wheat Crop May Rise 18% on Sowing, Ismea Forecasts
• Kuwait to Spend $6 Billion to Double Airport's Capacity
• Foreign Investors Sell Net 585 Million Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Saudi Arabia Said to Offer Naphtha to Asia at Increased Premiums
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.13% to 0.17%, ICAP Says
• France Bed, ShinMaywa, Yachiyo: Japanese Stocks Preview
• Repsol May Boost Russia Focus After YPF Loss, Alliance Oil Says
• Yemen Says Soldier Carried Parade Suicide Bomb
• Merkel Heads for Debt Showdown With Hollande at EU Summit
• SpaceX Launches Craft for Space Station in Second Attempt
• KazMunaiGaz Appoints Tusupbekov as New CEO of Rompetrol Group
• Sukhoi Crash Probe Detects No Systems Failure on Recorder
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Fails to Sell 16,000 Tons of Palm Oil
• Ukraine Corn Harvest May Climb to 24 Million Tons, Agritel Says
• Romania May Reduce Incentives for Solar Power, Mediafax Says
• Ultramercial, Apple, Google, Kodak: Intellectual Property
• Impala, Aquarius Workers Trapped at Mimosa Zimbabwe Mine
• EDF to Decide on Whether to Extend U.K. Reactors’ Lives by 2013
• West Africa Cocoa Areas Forecast to Get Rains to May 28
• Kenyan Shilling Drops to Lowest in Four Months on Falling Yields
• U.K. Inflation Slows as IMF Sees Need for More Stimulus
• EU Bank Buffer Inadequate If Money Pulled, Goldman Sachs Says
• Nigerian Attacks Kill Four in Northeast, Security Forces Say
• India Imported 10.3 Million Tons Coal in April, Interocean Says
• Persian Gulf Shares: Aldar, Arabtec Holding and Sorouh Moved
• Kenya Advertising Spend to Rise as Competition Grows, TBWA Says
• Austria’s Fekter Opposes Euro Bonds, Won’t Sacrifice Rating
• Tanzania Gold Exports Increased 44% in Year Through February
• Fed's Lockhart Says Europe Biggest Risk to U.S. Growth
• Merkel’s Market Battle Call Echoed by Tsipras of Greece’s Syriza
• Asia Stocks Rise as Germany, China Vow to Spur Growth
• Astra Agro Sells 4,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• Dubai Duty Free Boosts Five-Year Financing to $1.5 Billion
• INA Starts 500 Million-Kuna Croat Oil, Gas Research Project
• Islamic, Asian Banks Agree to Funding for Pakistan Wind Power
• Cathay Pacific Sues World Fuel Over Claim of Tainted Fuel
• Chelsea Plans ‘Spending Spree’ on Hazard and Hulk: Roundup
• China May Need to Boost LNG Imports by 80%, Wood Mackenzie Says
• Macau Labor Shortage Seen as Hurdle for Casino Expansion
• Fuel Economy Tops U.S. Auto Buyers’ Wants, Consumer Reports Says
• SEC Trials Increase 50 Percent as Execs Fight Lawsuits
• Rupiah, Indonesia Bonds Rise for a Second Day as Stocks Rally
• Damascus ‘Bubble’ Belies Violent Reality of Assad’s Syria
• Europe Must Do More to Show Alternative to Greek Exit, OECD Says
• Outokumpu Faces In-Depth EU Antitrust Review of Inoxum Deal
• Egyptians Stress Over Vote in Landmark Presidential Race
• Homeserve Plunges After Regulator Starts Inquiry: London Mover
• Rains Are Forecast for Southern Russia Following a Month of Heat
• Brazil Set to Lose Out as Thailand Meets Chinese Sugar Demand
• Fired Thai Air CEO Blames Politics Over Business: Southeast Asia
• Voith to Cut Jobs as iPad Fuels ‘Irreversible’ Print Paper Drop
• Marks & Spencer Gains as Sales Goal Meets Estimates
• Indonesian Stocks: Energi Mega, Vale Indonesia, Zebra Nusantara
• Nissan Close to Naming Infiniti Head to Boost China Sales
• ConnectEast Said to Attract 9 Lenders to A$1.2 Billion Loan
• Finnish Government Sees Higher Borrowing in Supplementary Budget
• China Top Source of Counterfeit U.S. Military Electronics
• Gemalto Sees Doubling of Business in Cards That Beam Cash
• Greeks Too Western to Pull Off Baltic Rebound, SEB Says
• Polish Stocks: KGHM Polska Miedz, PBG Builder Active in Warsaw
• Federal Grid Retreats on Lower-Than-Expected 2012-2014 Tariffs
• Mota-Engil Sees Brazil Deal Soon as Exploration Studied
• Gazprom Board Recommends Proposed Dividend of 8.97 Rubles/Share
• Ships Deter Pirate Stalkers by Signaling Armed Guards’ Presence
• Pound Declines Against Dollar As IMF Says More Stimulus Needed
• Zimbabwe Exports Rose 14% in First Quarter, Herald Reports
• Emerging Stocks Rise From 5-Month Low; Rail Shares Gain
• Tropical Storm Bud Grows Into Second Storm of 2012 Season
• Imlek, Mlekara Slump as FrieslandCampina Won’t Buy Dairy Makers
• HUK-Coburg 2011 Net Falls 38% as Investment Income Declines
• Kenya Commercial Bank Heads for Biggest Fall in Nine Months
• Zambia’s Kwacha to Rally on Copper Prices, Absa’s Keenan Says
• OECD Sees Risk of Europe Crisis Hurting World Economy
• Bond Risk Falls Before EU Leaders Meet to Tackle Greek Crisis
• China Swaps Extend Rebound From 2012 Low as More Funds Drained
• Gucci-Crazy Chinese Fuel Soaring Shop Rents in Hong Kong
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of May 21, 2012.
• Lithuania Leader Says Europe’s Crisis May Delay Euro Plan
• Asian Currencies Extend Rebound, Led by Ringgit, on Europe Talks
• LG Siltron to Sell 100 Billion Won of Three-, Five-Year Bonds
• Japan Seeks to Purchase Least Milling Wheat in Two Weeks
• South African Corn and Wheat Futures Prices for May 22
• Impala Says Most Workers at Rustenburg Not at Work Today
• HeidelbergCement Rises on Faster China Projects: Frankfurt Mover
• Osborne Under Pressure as U.K. Budget Deficit Widens
• Israel Energy Says Has Funds, Plans Gas Drilling in Early June
• Taiwan Dollar Reaches One-Week High After German Euro Pledge
• World’s Tallest Tower Opening Draws Crowds in Tokyo Rains
• Suicide Bomber in Yemen Capital Kills Scores of Soldiers
• Russia’s Slavneft Sells 51.9% Stake in Mendeleev Oil Refinery
• Erste Leads Czech Shares Third Day of Gains on European Stimulus
• Clal Bio Surges Most in Two Weeks as Unit Gets FDA Approval
• Merkel Pressed to Share German States’ Debt Costs
• Sidi Kerir Unit Gets 5 Offers for Ethylene Project, Al Mal Says
• Vietnam Equity Movers: Duc Long Gia, Hung Vuong, Viet Thang Feed
• Delek Falls as Regulator Asks for Changes to Tamar Gas Contract
• OECD Sees Subdued India Growth Amid Limited Room for Rate Cuts
• Israel 2012 Economic Growth Forecast Increased by OECD to 3.2%
• Japan Must Raise Taxes as Debt to Top 220% of GDP, OECD Says
• Spain Will Remain in Recession Next Year, OECD Forecasts
• Greek Economy to Shrink More Than 5% This Year, OECD Says
• Nordics to Skirt Recession as Confidence Improves, OECD Says
• Swiss Growth to Pick Up in Second Half of 2012, OECD Says
• Lynagh Says He’s Been Cleared to Return to U.K. After Stroke
• China Stocks: Anhui Conch, China Shenhua Energy, Poly Real
• Russia to Load 19 Urals Oil Cargoes From Primorsk in Early June
• Billionaire Quandt Plans to Control Solarwatt Power-Plant Maker
• Philippine Stocks: Alsons, Atlas Mining, BDO Unibank, RFM Corp.
• China Stocks Rise for 2nd Day on Infrastructure Spending Report
• Leighton Jumps Most in Nine Months on Forecast: Sydney Mover
• Copper Gains to One-Week High on Germany, China’s Pledge
• Deutsche Bank’s Paul Achleitner to Head Commission, FTD Says
• Greece’s City Gate Mall Seeks Creditor Protection, Imerisia Says
• Slovakia Premier Backs Joint Bonds for Euro Region, Sme Reports
• PBG Jumps as Creditors Withdraw Motions for Dromost Bankruptcy
• Mauritius Trade Gap Narrows for First Time in 8 Months
• Oil Trades Near Three-Day High on Economy, Iran Sanctions
• Copper Jumps to 1-Week High on China Outlook: LME Preview
• S. Africa to Buy $328 Million on Farmland, Bus. Day Says
• Pivovarna Lasko May Sell Mercator Holding, Dnevnik Reports
• Bahrain Air Traffic Recovered in First Quarter After Decline
• Koreans Need to Recoup Woori Funds Soon, Regulator Says
• Japanese Stocks Advance as Germany Weighs Growth Options
• Renesas Shares Climb on Report It May Cut Jobs, Add Cash
• Spain Plans Power Rate, Tax Changes by June 30, Expansion Says
• Verhofstadt Criticizes EU’s ‘Lack of Urgency,’ Les Echos Reports
• Tiger’s Africa Growth a Priority as S. Africa Sales Slow
• Slovakia May Cut Contributions to Private Pensions, Pravda Says
• Turkey Kills 4 PKK Members During Search Operation, Sabah Says
• Conergy in Talks With Possible China Partners, Handelsblatt Says
• Japan Logs Second-Biggest Foreign Asset Haul on Record: Economy
• Berlin Airport Delay Could Cost EU500 Million, Handelsblatt Says
• European Stock Futures Advance; Sonova Holding May Move
• India’s Dahej Terminal to Receive Spot LNG Cargo, Data Shows
• French Electric Vehicle Sales Fail to Take Off, Les Echos Says
• U.K. Energy Bill Aimed at Boosting Nuclear, Avoiding Gas
• ENRC Plans to Boost Iron Ore Sales to China by 20% for This Year
• EU Should Renegotiate Greek Aid to Ease Market Tension, HFE Says
• India Targets Doubling of Renewable-Energy Installations to 2017
• Thailand May Get LNG Spot Cargo From Peru, Shipping Data Shows
• Russian Jet’s Warning Systems Worked Before Crash, Gazeta Says
• Irish Banks Need Billions in Second Bailout, Handelsblatt Says
• Hungarian Economy Ministry’s Natran to Lead Eximbank, Napi Says
• TNK-BP Holding Plans to Pay Out 9.96 Rubles a Share for 2011
• Vanino Attracts Bids From UCLH, VTB, Sibuglemet, Kommersant Says
• Tiger Brands Says First-Half Profit Rose 8% to 1.28 Billion Rand
• Global Dairy Prices Nearing Bottom of Slump, Fonterra CEO Says
• Prostate-Cancer Test Not Worth Risk, Advisory Panel Says
• Thunder Eliminate Lakers as Celtics Beat 76ers in NBA Playoffs
• China to Start Yuan Center in Yunnan as Myanmar Opens Up Trade
• Yankees Lose 3rd Straight to Fall Into Last-Place Tie in AL East
• Putin Creates Ministry for Far East Development, Interfax Says
• Wynn Macau Said to Hold Loan Bank Meetings in Hong Kong Tomorrow
• Bill Stewart, Former West Virginia Football Coach, Dies at 59
• Russia RTS-Micex Splits Top Management Positions, Vedomosti Says
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 05/22/2012 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 05/22/201
• Eastern Australia Needs Rain to Boost Wheat Production
• JSW Seeks African Coal to Beat Australian Rains: Corporate India
• Buccaneers Sign Dallas Clark, Trade Kellen Winslow to Seahawks
• Kesko Plans to Open Its First Russia Food Store, Vedomosti Says
• Devils Beat Rangers 4-1 to Tie NHL Eastern Conference Series 2-2
• KKR Said to Near $2 Billion for Second Asia Fund
• Russian Railways May Raise Freight Tariffs 11%, Vedomosti Says
• Anwar Charged With Taking Part in Malaysia Street Protest
• Magic Fire Coach Van Gundy, GM Smith Gone After First-Round Exit
• MetLife Seen Scaling Back Annuities as CEO Narrows Focus
• Alex Hotel, Flatotel Owners File for Bankruptcy in Manhattan
• Yahoo Executive, Fund Manager Plead Guilty to Insider Trading
• Catholic Church Attacks Birth-Control Mandate in Court
• Gupta ‘Threw Away His Duties,’ Prosecutor Says in Opening
• Treasuries Losing Appeal With Widest Yield Penalty: Muni Credit
• Portland Is Top Bike-to-Work City as Lawyers Hit Street
• Bartender’s Charity Helps World’s Thirsty With Wells
• Blighted Bronx Revives With Roof Gardens, Solar Panels
• Honolulu Passes Los Angeles as Worst U.S. City for Drivers
• D’Antoni Tells SI He Decided to Leave Knicks on Way to Practice
• Blame Gingrich, Lunatics for D.C.’s Poisonous Atmosphere: Books
• Trucker Shares Seen Rallying in U.S. With Housing Rebound
• Sales of Previously Owned U.S. Homes Probably Climbed in April
• JPMorgan Veered From Hedging Practices at Competing Banks
• Obama’s ‘Paper Tiger’ Pentagon Budget Spends Five Times China
• Obama Speaks in Tornado-Ravaged Joplin a Year After Storm
• More Workers on Vacation Shows Better Job Market: BGOV Barometer
• TSA Wants Up to 75% of Flyers Shifted to Faster Screening