Archive

May 26, 2012

• Celtics Beat 76ers 85-75 to Advance to Eastern Conference Finals
• Maryland Upsets Duke 16-10 in Men’s NCAA Lacrosse Semifinal
• U.S. Joins Condemnation of ‘Massacre’ of Syrian Civilians
• England Defeats Norway 1-0 in Roy Hodgson’s Debut as Coach
• Iraq Signs Unit-Building Contract With South Korea’s Hanwha
• Brazil Prepares Measures on Delinquencies, Mantega Tells Folha
• Roger Federer Says He’s Third Favorite at Start of French Open
• South Africa’s Biggest Labor Union Re-Elects Zuma Ally
• Loyola Maryland Defeats Notre Dame in NCAA Lacrosse Semifinal
• Loyola Maryland Tops Notre Dame 7-5 in Men’s Lacrosse Semifinal
• Greenpeace Agrees to Unblock Pig-Iron Shipments in Brazil
• France, U.K. Urge Support for Syrian Opposition
• Greek Pro-Bailout New Democracy Party Leads in Six Opinion Polls
• England Trails West Indies by 362 Runs in Second Test
• Harlequins Win 1st English Title with 30-23 Defeat of Leicester
• Goldman Board Met Daily in Weeks Before Alleged Gupta Tip
• Facebook Co-Founder Saverin Wants to Invest in Brazil, Veja Says
• Syria ‘Massacre’ Needs International Response, U.K. Says
• Webber Takes Pole Position for Monaco as Schumacher Penalized
• Syriza’s Tsipras Wants to Keep Greece in the Euro, Spiegel Says
• New Democracy Placed Ahead of Syriza, Two New Greek Polls Show
• Reliance Communications Profit Beats Estimates on Phone Usage
• Turkish Bombing That Killed Policeman Claimed by PKK, Firat Says
• Singapore Opposition Wins By-Election Vote With Narrower Margin
• New Democracy Leads in Marc Opinion Poll on June 17 Greek Vote
• Brazilian Airlines Azul, Trip Seek to Merge, O Estado Reports
• Votorantim Bank to Get Capital of $1.5 Billion, O Estado Reports
• Greece’s New Democracy Party Moves Ahead of Syriza in Kapa Poll
• Saudi Shares Drop on Concerns About Europe, Oil Prices
• Brazil May Cut Primary Surplus to Support Economy, O Estado Says
• Euler Hermes Says It’s Reviewing Greek Export Coverage
• Bankia Seeks 19 Billion Euros From Spain for Cleanup
• Egypt Presidential Contenders Vie for Support Before Run-Off
• Greenpeace Says It’s Blocking Iron Shipments in Brazil
• England Trails West Indies by 362 Runs in Second Test
• Credit Suisse Chairman Plans to Replace CEO, Tages-Anzeiger Says
• New Democracy Ahead of Anti-Bailout Syriza, Greek Poll Shows
• EADS’s Gallois Fears Domino Effect From Euro Crisis, Welt Says
• Greece Would Worsen Suffering by Breaking Aid Deal, Samaras Says
• Greek Policy Deadline Can Be Extended, Schulz Tells Tagesspiegel
• Tchenguiz Shrinks Business, Sells St. Tropez Home, Times Says
• Chinese Baoshida Holding Interested to Buy Swissmetal, BaZ Says
• Medvedev Replaces Putin as Leader of Ruling United Russia Party
• Moore Capital Buys Stake in U.K.’s Metro Bank, Sky News Says
• German Ticket-Tax Impact on Air Passengers ‘Slight,’ SZ Says
• Nigeria Sold 7.7 Billion Naira of Bills in Open-Market Auction
• BFA Says Doesn’t Plan to Convert Preference Shares Into Capital
• Unsecured Creditors Face Losses in EU’s Plan for Failing Banks
• Berggruen Among Final Bidders for Schlecker, Sueddeutsche Says
• Syrian Forces Kill 90 in Homs Province, Group Says
• Hungary Sticks to Disputed Parts of MNB Law, Nemzet Reports
• Siluanov Sees No ‘Serious’ Ruble Fluctuations as Oil Still High
• Gunman Fires From Roof in Finland, Kills Two, Injures Seven: YLE
• China Encourages Private Investment in Banking Sector
• Next U.K. Rate Setter Should Be Woman, MP Tells The Times
• Dallara Says Greek Euro Exit May Exceed 1 Trillion Euros
• New Europe Rules May Make Bank Bondholders Take Losses, FT Says
• Greek Poll Shows New Democracy Ahead of Syriza, ANA Reports
• Bud Weakens to Tropical Storm on Way to Mexico Coast
• Greeks Must Stop ‘Trying to Escape Tax,’ Lagarde Tells Guardian
• French Bonds Gain as Investors Seek Crisis Havens
• Pound Falls for 4th Week Versus Dollar on BOE Specultion
• New York Yankees Beat Oakland Athletics Behind Three Home Runs
• Linsanity Belongs to Jeremy Lin After Point Guard Wins Trademark
• New Jersey Devils Host L.A. Kings in Game 1 of Stanley Cup Final
• Syracuse, Northwestern Meet in NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Title Game
• Padua Stables, Birthplace of Silver Charm, to Be Auctioned
• Ex-Student Huguely Seeks to Throw Out Murder Conviction
• Rajaratnam Had P&G Board ‘Guy,’ Gupta Trial Witness Says
• New Jersey Woman Who Texted Found Not Liable for Friend’s Crash
• Knicks’ Woodson Has Contract Extended After Trip to Playoffs
• AMR Judge Weighs Bid to Break Union Deals as Trial Ends
• Ex-General Re, AIG Executives Discuss Settling Criminal Case
• Facebook IPO Seen Deepening Investor Distrust of Stocks
• Clemens’s DNA Was on Needle, Cotton Balls, Witness Says
• Amylin Said to Draw First-Round Bids From Sanofi, Merck
• NYC Best: Potted Potter, Taco Cook-Off, One Dimension
• Teenagers Watch Family Explode After Parents Botch Heist: Books
• ‘Men in Black III’; ‘Moonrise’; ‘Intouchables’: Movies
• Fugard’s ‘Children’ of Africa; Gray’s ‘Pursuit’: Review
• Barnes Art Plopped Into Bloated Mausoleum: Lance Esplund
• Canada Dollar Falls in Longest Loss Streak Since March on Europe
• Padres to Give Financial Records to Three Groups, MLB.com Says
• Treasuries End Nine-Week Rally as Europe Seeks Compromise
• SpaceX’s Supply Ship Hooks Up With International Space Station
• Euro Declines Most in 2012 on Deepening Turmoil in Spain
• U.S. Stocks Rise to End S&P 500’s 3-Week Losing Streak
• Veterans Groups Decry ‘Broken’ Disability Benefits System
• Icahn Buys Stake in Chesapeake, Seeks Board Replacements