Archive

June 12, 2012

• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• N.Z. Retail Sales Fall Revised to 0.6% From 1.5% on Store Sample
• Thunder Rally to Defeat Heat 105-94 in First Game of NBA Finals
• World Bank Says It’s ‘Very Open’ to Selling More Dim Sum Bonds
• Jones Lang LaSalle’s Hughes Says China’s Property Curbs Worked
• Global Funds Buy Net 3.11 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Malaysia’s Education Fund Said to Sell $786 Million Sukuk
• LaSalle Said to Seek $700 Million for New Asia Fund
• Brazil Raises $1.3 Billion in 4G Wireless Auction
• Brazil’s Cruzeiro Seizure Drives Investors to Big Banks
• Sri Lanka Holds Rates to Sustain Growth as Rupee Fans Prices
• RBS Lueth Says Hong Kong Dollar Peg Will Stay for Next 10 Years
• Angry Bagmaker Shows China Slowdown Worst in Wenzhou
• Astra Agro, Bank Mandiri, Indah Kiat: Indonesian Equity Preview
• RBA Says ‘Pretty High’ Aussie Tests Firms’ Adaptibity
• Brenneman Snares Slacker in ‘Burn’; ‘Storefront’: Review
• Hong Kong Pledges Currency Peg After Yam Urges Review
• Cocoa Arrivals From Brazil’s Bahia Advance 4.7%, Hartmann Says
• Whitehaven Rejects Takeover Bid From Nathan Tinkler
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• N.Z. Dollar Touches 1-Month High on Stocks Before RBNZ
• Obama Tells Donors His Economic Plan Best for Americans
• U.S. Forces Ask Pentagon for More Soldiers, Weapons in S. Korea
• Palm Oil Seen Rallying 8% on Elliott Wave: Technical Analysis
• Treasuries Rise Before Data Forecast to Show Retail Sales Drop
• Crude in New York Falls as Much as 0.4% to $82.96 a Barrel
• Ex-SNB Head Hildebrand Joins BlackRock as Vice Chairman
• U.S. Stocks Rise on Stimulus Bets While Spain Yields Jump
• Egypt’s Parliament Chooses Panel to Write New Constitution
• Venezuela’s Chavez Plans to Double Oil-Output Capacity by 2019
• South Korea Jobless Rate Declines to Four-Month Low of 3.2%
• Germany Coach Keeps Penalty Takers Secret in Echo of 1974 Chaos
• Philippines Urges Credit-Rating Companies to Adjust Criteria
• Republican Allen Wins Chance at U.S. Senate Seat He Lost
• Velarde Favors Less Control for Peru Funds, Radio Programas Says
• Senate Democrats Seek More Money for Dodd-Frank Agencies
• Yes, a President Bush Can Still Help Republicans
• Japan Stock Futures Climb as ECB Backs Deposit Guarantee
• Linde Gets 15% Stake in 2Co’s U.K. Carbon-Capture Project
• Barclays to Add Analysts in Africa in Equities Expansion
• Expat Experiments in London Fuel Drug Sales in Japan
• Diageo Targets Africa’s Women Drinking to Independence
• Grilli Says Italy Remains Focused as EU Works to Contain Crisis
• Psychiatrist Romps, Lion Talks, Salome Sings: U.K. Stage
• Olympic Pinch May See 30,000 Commuters Avoid Canary Wharf
• Ex-Fund Manager Sues Saying RBS Ignored Fraud Warnings
• Greek Hedge Manager Says Drachma Is Back as Wages Plunge
• Rajat Gupta Defense Rests in U.S. Insider-Trading Trial
• Gorman Touts Differences From Dimon on Risk Management
• The Once (and Future?) President Bush
• House of Dimon Marred by CEO Complacency Over Unit’s Risk
• Five Questions for Jamie Dimon
• Obama vs. Romney: The Battle of the Century
• Don’t Replace Data With Ideology
• Save Europe’s Marriage With a Trial Separation
• How Germans Botched the Spanish Bank Bailout
• Emerging Stocks Fall on Europe Concern, Ratings Downgrade
• CBS Is Said to Attract $2.7 Billion in Upfront Ad Sales
• Mexico Peso Rises on Speculation U.S. Fed Will Bolster Stimulus
• Dimon Says JPMorgan Traders Didn’t Understand Risks
• Gold Futures Decline 0.2%; Silver Futures Trade Little Changed
• Human Genome Returning 13% With Bet on Glaxo Sweetener
• Dodgers’ Andre Ethier Agrees to Five-Year Contract Extension
• Co-Host Poland, Russia Tie 1-1 in Euro 2012; Czech Republic Wins
• BlackRock Hires Aviva’s Rexroad for New Real Estate Team
• Merkel’s Choice Pits European Fate Against German Voter Interest
• Germany Cuts Debt Sale Plan in Focus on Short-Term Bills
• South Africa $35 Billion Rail Plan to Unlock Minerals
• Italy Tax Increases Backfire as Monti Tightens Belts
• Zuma Fires Second South African Police Chief After Probe
• Marcopolo Rises in Sao Paulo on Plan to Build Minibus Plant
• North Dakota Landowners Fight State Over Oil Rights
• Lawmakers Say Wal-Mart Not Cooperating in Bribery Probe
• Corn, Soy Called to Open Higher on Dry Weather; Wheat May Rise
• Brazil Futures Yields Drop to Record Low After Employment Report
• Four Seasons Hualalai Hotel Loan Sent to Special Servicer
• Tereos Internacional Falls After Annual Profit Declines 27%
• Los Angeles Gasoline Advances as Exxon Repairs Hydrotreater Line
• Tam Rises After Extending Offer to Swap Shares in Lan Merger
• Ukraine Considers Seeking New IMF Aid Next Year, Yanukovych Says
• ING to Pay $619 Million to Settle U.S. Sanctions Probe
• Chile Traders’ Inflation Outlook Drops With Oil: Santiago Mover
• Bovespa Index Rises to Two-Week High as Rate Outlook Lifts B2W
• Euro Drops as Spanish Bond Yields Surge Amid Crisis
• Treasuries Fall as U.S. Sells Notes Amid Fed Speculation
• Argentine Stocks: Banco Frances, Tenaris and YPF Were Active
• Calderon Says G-20 Will Make Headway on European Crisis
• Tsipras Parlays Politics of Defiance Into Greek Battle for Euro
• Peru Stocks: Buenaventura, Rio Cristal, Southern Copper
• Gorman Says Three-Level Cut Would Be ‘Somewhat Stunning’
• Wheat, Corn, Coffee Fall; Oil, Gold Gain: Commodities at Close
• Oil Rises From Eight-Month Low on Stimulus Speculation
• Mexico Stocks: America Movil, Banorte, Banregio Were Active
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for June 12
• LDK Leads Surge on First Solar Demand in Europe: China Overnight
• Navistar Falls After Court Throws Out EPA Engine Rule
• Connecticut College Has Highest U.S. Tuition at $43,990
• Facebook Marketing, Ads Lead Users to Buy, ComScore Says
• Colombian Stocks: Canacol, Ecopetrol, ISA, Pacific Rubiales
• HomeAway Shares Drop to Record Low on ITG Analyst Report
• Zynga Falls to Record Low as Cowen Reports Declining Use
• Beijing Auto Luring Ferrari Designer for Chinese Daytona
• U.S. Stocks Gain Amid Speculation of More Fed Stimulus
• Buffett Pounces With $9.6 Billion Purchase of Jets
• Dimon Says JPMorgan Trading Blunder an ‘Isolated Event’ for Bank
• Stolen LinkedIn Passwords Can Sell for as Low as $1
• Harman Falls After Apple’s Siri Eyes Car Market
• BTG Pactual Chile Unit to Request Bank License, La Segunda Says
• Mexican Antitrust Regulator Puts Pressure on Billionaires
• EU Says 9 Members Could Pass Financial Transaction Tax, SZ Says
• France to Limit Government-Owned Companies CEO Pay, Figaro Says
• Billionaire Batista Expects to Sell CCX Stake by Year-End
• A123 Seeks Rebound With Improved Electric-Car Battery
• Vancouver Stanley Cup Riot Yields Canada’s Most Charges
• First Solar Delaying Close of Plant on Unexpected Demand
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for June 12
• Starbucks CFO Says Improving Food With Coffee Artistry
• FactSet Research Drops Most in a Decade After Forecast
• Shell Races Apache to Exporting LNG From Canada to Asia
• Shell Races Apache to Export LNG From Kitimat to Asia
• Verizon to Debut Data-Share Plan for Multiple Devices
• St. Jude’s Durata Linked to Case of Externalized Wire
• Colombia’s Bond Yields Hold at One-Month Low on CPI Outlook
• Nicholas Cosmo's Brokers Sued by SEC Over Ponzi Scheme
• Investors Make Record Bets on Peso Rebound With Structured Notes
• Lucara Falls as Gem Auction Disappoints: Vancouver Mover
• Higher Rates of Advanced Imaging Raise Radiation Exposure
• Ethanol Tumbles Most in More Than Week on Increased Corn Supply
• New York Asks Insurers of Lapsed Borrowers for New Rates
• U.S. Senator Expands Republican Chorus Calling on Holder to Quit
• Crude Options Volatility Falls as Oil Gains for Third Day
• Pink Slime No Brake to Beef Rally as U.S. Herd Contracts
• Diesel Engine Exhaust Causes Lung Cancer, WHO Agency Says
• Orange Haze Swallows Chinese Metropolis, Tweeters Report
• Breeden Activist Fund Says Research Director Fenton Resigned
• Philippines Monitors Asset Flows to Avoid Bubbles, Purisima Says
• Romney Aide Oversees Fundraising That Makes Him Cash, Too
• Germany May Cut Solar Subsidy by 25% a Year, Bild-Zeitung Says
• Senator Blocks Army Weapons Buyer on Russia Arms to Syria
• Dewey & LeBoeuf Used $43 Million in Recovery Attempt
• Australia, Japan Tie in World Cup Qualifying; South Korea Wins
• EPA Must Close Gaps in U.S. Chemical Security, Ex-Chief Says
• Navistar Bonds Plunge as Court Rules Against Engine Sales
• U.S. Budget Deficit Widened to $124.6 Billion in May
• Gulf Coast, N.Y. Gasoline Drops on Expectation of Inventory Gain
• Obama Urges Commerce’s Bryson to Focus on Health After Seizure
• Gold Climbs for Third Straight Session on Stimulus Bets
• Europe Must Stick to Austerity to Exit Crisis, Jain Says
• American Airlines Seeks Court Order to Block Union Vote
• Elinor Ostrom, Only Female With Economics Nobel, Dies at 78
• UniCredit’s HVB Plans Emergency Meeting on Greece, Reuters Said
• Czech Republic Beats Greece 2-1 for First Win at Euro 2012
• Russia Sending Attack Helicopters to Syria, Clinton Says
• Former HKMA Chief Calls for Review of Hong Kong Dollar Peg
• EON, Utilities Seek 15 Billion Euros for Nuclear Exit, FAZ Says
• ResCap Offers Investors $8.7 Billion Bankruptcy Claim
• Medicare Advantage Enrollment Rises 10% on Lower Premiums
• U.S. Gasoline Demand Declined Last Week, MasterCard Says
• JPMorgan Drafts Republicans for Damage Control
• Peru Yields Rise to One-Week High as Spain Crisis Cuts Demand
• Solar Lamps, Cookstoves and a 'Bouncy Castle of Excrement'
• Google Faces New Street View Probe by U.K. Privacy Regulator
• JA Solar May Produce Outside China to Avoid U.S. Dumping Tariffs
• Air Mauritius Seeks Partner to Aid Replacement of Airbus A340s
• G-20 Commission Publishes Oil Price-Reporting Agency Concerns
• Fed’s Tarullo Calls for Tougher Shadow Banking Oversight
• French Farm Exports Slip for Third Month as Grain Shipments Slow
• Levin ‘Confident’ Automatic Budget Cuts Will Be Averted
• Attorney General Holder Should Resign, Says U.S. Senator Cornyn
• Egypt Military Warns of Force to Quell Any Election Disturbances
• Wells Fargo Bankers Toting Guns Aim at 40% of Market: Mortgages
• Gasoil Barges Rise as Vitol Buys; BP Sells Jet: Oil Products
• Blue Jays Release Ex-MVP Vlad Guerrero From Minor-League Deal
• U.S. Gulf Coast Crudes Plunge After Motiva Refinery Shutdown
• Centrotherm Eyes North Africa Orders, Sees Long-Term Shares Gain
• Secretariat’s Winning Time in 1973 Preakness to Be Reviewed
• Scene Last Night: Chanel, Botanical Garden, amFAR
• Gunvor Starts Twitter Account for Information on Activities
• Ghana’s Cedi Weakens to Record Low as Banks Seek Dollars
• India to Seek 15% of $50 Billion for Renewables From Overseas
• Europe Crisis Threatens Emerging Markets, World Bank Says
• Iran’s Economy to Shrink on Tighter Sanctions, World Bank Says
• Bankruptcy Judges Can’t Hear Madoff Suits, Defendants Say
• Deutsche Telekom Sees Obstacles to French Network Merger
• Ghana’s 91-Day Yields Heading for 3-Year High, Databank Says
• JPMorgan Leading Banks Issuing Commercial-Mortgage Bonds
• The Corporate Income Tax: Mend It, Don’t End It
• Congress Seen Defeating Purpose of New Mortgage Disclosure Law
• Canadian Natural Gas Rises From Six-Week Low on Weather Outlook
• Treasuries Fall Before U.S. Sells $32 Billion of Notes
• Junk Yields Fail to Deter Investors Seeing No Recession
• Greek Five-Month State Budget Deficit Widens, Beats Targets
• AT&T Running Low on Airwaves in Some Places, CEO Says
• Serb Companies May Return to Loss on Weaker Economy, Dinar
• U.K. Stocks Rise After Two Days of Losses; Vodafone Leads
• Belarusian Fighter Aircraft Crashes in Training, Killing Pilot
• Fed’s Evans Says He Would Support Various Stimulus Plans
• Paychex-FedEx Offer Barometer for Second-Quarter Growth
• Turkey Bonds End Longest Winning Streak in Three Years on Europe
• El Salvador Coffee Exports Tumble in May, Industry Group Says
• Postal Service to ‘Look Like Greece’ Without Aid, Donahoe Says
• German Stocks Resume Advance; EON, Siemens Lead Gains
• Natural Gas Extends Gain After U.S. Cuts Output Estimate
• Avusa Gains Most in Year on Mvelaphanda Takeover Bid
• Swiss Stocks Rise as Government Raises Growth Forecast
• Spanish Yields Rise as Fitch Says Targets May Be Missed
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for June 12
• Tunisian Salafis Attack Police Station in Protest After Art Show
• European Stocks Rise for First Time in Three Days
• U.S. Growth Depends on Fiscal Clarity, Silvia Tells Keene
• Polish Stocks: Famur, Lotos Oil Refiner Shares Active in Warsaw
• Deutsche Bank’s Fitschen Sees Need for European Regulator
• Goirigolzarri’s Aid Demand Helped Push Spain to Bailout
• ING Bank Agrees to Pay $619 Million to Settle Iran Probe
• G-20 Must Help Europe Stem Debt Crisis, German Official Says
• TomTom Jumps on Agreement With Apple Over Global Maps
• China Detains 2 for Wuhan Pollution Rumor, Daily Reports
• Coast Guard Triples Reward in Proble of Fake Yacht Blast
• South Africa Shares: Avusa, First Uranium, Gold One, Village
• Glaxo to Pay at Least $226 Million for Basilea’s Toctino
• Tim Wins Third 4G, Rural Telephone Auction in Brazil
• Fitch Downgrades 18 Spanish Banks, Cites Concern About Bad Loans
• ECB Says Spain Bailout Will Help Bolster Financial Stability
• East Europe Nations Prone to Default Suffer Lack of Freedoms
• Czech Stocks: Central European Media, CEZ, New World Resources
• HSBC Starts Yuan Bond Fund for U.S. as Dim Sum Market Expands
• Koruna Weakens for Third Day on Czech Economy, Spanish Bank Risk
• Pound Gains Versus Euro on Europe Concern; Gilts Drop After Sale
• Cameroon’s Average Cocoa Exports Fell 1.1% in Week
• Orban’s IMF Demand Delay Makes Forint Most Volatile Currency
• ‘Wicked’ Witch, Neuberger Exec Create BroaderWay Camp
• Syrian Air Attacks Spur Concern as UN Charges Child Torture
• Musician Chuck Leavell Plays Up Sustainable Wood (Audio)
• Hungary Stocks: Oil Refiner Mol, OTP Bank Are Active in Budapest
• Iraq Kurdistan Needs 5,000 New Homes a Year to End Shortage
• Russia Starts Tax Probe Against Anti-Putin Opposition’s Sobchak
• Sub-Saharan Africa Stocks: AccessKenya, Dangote Flour of Nigeria
• Vikings’ Receiver Simpson Gets 3-Game NFL Ban for Drug Violation
• Rand Gains 1st Day in Four Amid Optimism Greece Won’t Exit Euro
• Tupras Rises 2nd Day on U.S. Exemption for Iran: Istanbul Mover
• Blackstone Names Boada Senior Adviser for Investments in Spain
• Continental’s Hamm Says U.S. Must Keep Tax Breaks for Oil
• Money Market Indicators Show Little Change in Banking Stress
• AAU Forbids One-on-0ne Adult-Youth Contact After Abuse Inquiry
• Mexican Corporate Ratings Vulnerable to Europe, Moody’s Says
• Zimbabwe’s Government Plans to Offer 25% of Contracts to Youths
• Spokeo Settles U.S. Data Privacy Complaint for $800,000
• Kenya Coffee Prices Fall for Second Week on Lower Quality
• Peru Will Allow Canadian Beef Imports, Agriculture Agency Says
• Irish Bad Bank Architect Says Agency May Be Doomed to Losses
• Abengoa to Build 200-Megawatt Solar Farm in Southern California
• Caspian CPC Crude July Daily Exports to Rise By 1.84%
• Russian Rating Held Back by Politics, Lack of Overhaul, S&P Says
• Spanish Bond Drop Sends Yields to Record on Rajoy Budget Concern
• Low Spanish Mortgage Arrears Rate Is Not ‘Magical,’ Group Says
• Halkbank Advances After Chief Executive Says Credit Growth Gains
• Egypt Parliament Meets to Elect Constitution Panel Members
• Yen Falls as IMF Says It’s Overvalued, Recommends Easing
• Holcim’s Fontana Sees More Swaps Than Sales in Cement Reshuffle
• Fuel Spills Into Danube at Slovak Port of Bratislava, Sme Says
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, June 12
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, June 12
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, June 12
• Murdoch Linked Support to Policy on Europe in 1997, Major Says
• Wales Rebounds With Rugby Tour Match Victory Against Brumbies
• Cable Companies Led by Comcast Get Relief From Signal-Carry Rule
• ISA Can Bid for Colombia Highway Project, Caracol Radio Says
• Polish Stocks Advance to One-Month High on Stimulus Hopes
• Gillard Signals Business Tax-Cut Support After Corporate Outcry
• U.K. Economy Barely Grew in Quarter Through May, Niesr Estimates
• PayPal to Offer E-Commerce on TV Sets With Comcast, TiVo
• Heating Oil Advances on Speculation Fed May Add More Stimulus
• Imerys Competes With Axa for Materis Aluminates Unit, Echos Says
• Falklands to Hold 2013 Vote on Status in Challenge to Argentina
• Boeing Nears First Deal With Lessor for 737 MAX Jet
• Mercedes Plans First AMG Compact in Performance-Car Push
• Deutsche Wohnen Declines on Capital Increase: Frankfurt Mover
• Mellanox Drops Most in Week, Narrows Gap With U.S. Shares
• Olisadebe Says Beat Racists to Become Polish Soccer Pioneer
• Godrej IND & IOC CP:India Money Markets
• Asset-Backed Bond Group Hires S&P’s Bell for Quality Label Drive
• Rangers Faces Liquidation as Taxman Rejects Creditor Plan
• Central European Media Gains, Reverses Slump After Bond Buyback
• Soybeans Seen Steady by Oil World Before South American Harvest
• Palm Oil Output Seen Reaching Record as Crop Area Expands
• Syriza Seeking Greek Shipping Billions May Risk 60,000 Jobs
• Wheat Falls as USDA World Stockpiles Forecast Beats Expectations
• ISEC CP deal:India Money Markets
• UCO & PNB CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Marfrig CEO Molina Boosts Stake in Company to 48.3 Percent
• U.S. Cotton Crop Seen Unchanged From May, Up From 2011
• Egyptian Stocks: Orascom Telecom Media and EFG-Hermes Holding
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• N+1, Daruma Corporate to Raise $1.25 Billion for Turkey, EU
• Uchumi of Kenya Shares Retreat Most in More Than Two Weeks
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Al-Khodari and Arabtec Holding Were Active
• Dubai Stocks Snap Five-Day Gain on Spain Debt Risk
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Agile Property, China Telecom, Sterlite: Asia Stocks Preview
• EU Approves French Subsidies for Regulated Electricity Tariffs
• Lan-Tam Begins Defending Rank as Brazilian Growth Slows
• Switzerland, Italy May Reach Tax Deal in Months, Widmer Says
• Blankfein Says U.S. Economy in ‘Tough Position’ Next Few Months
• Kodak Says 20 Patent Bidders Sign Non-Disclosure Pacts
• Chilean Economists Put Back Forecast for Rate Increase
• Oil Drops a Fourth Day on Naimi Comments, Iran Exemptions
• Prices of U.S. Goods Imports Decrease by Most in Two Years
• Macau Starts Reviewing Sale of Land in China Estates Projects
• Godiva to Double Number of Stores in Chinese Market
• Unilever to Invest in Ivory Coast Factories, FratMat Says
• Covered Bonds Dominate European Sales as Corporate Surge Fizzles
• Corn Futures Fall in Chicago After USDA Sees Bigger Stockpiles
• Kenya Shilling Weakens Most This Month; Tanzania Shilling Rises
• Azerbaijan Predicts 12% Growth in Gas Output by 2015, Trend Says
• UN Calls for Bangladesh to Protect Victims of Myanmar Clashes
• Stocks in Europe Rise With U.S. Futures; Spain Bonds Fall
• U.S. Soy-Reserve Forecast Reduced on Smaller South America Crops
• Global Wheat Stockpiles Forecast Lower as Drought Curbs Crops
• Kempinski Adding Four Luxury Hotels to Africa Portfolio in 2012
• ‘Alpine’ Taxes, Muni Crack-Down, TARP, Spain: Compliance
• Assange Lawyers Ask U.K. Supreme Court to Reconsider Extradition
• Mauritius Rate-Easing Cycle May Have Ended, Bheenick Says
• U.K. Stocks Pare Gains; Benchmark FTSE 100 Little Changed
• Germany Cuts 2012 Borrowing on Lower Costs, Parliament Says
• China Doesn’t Provide Sufficient Data About Subsidies, WTO Says
• Shinsei Former Tokyo Headquarters Said to Be Up for Bid June 19
• French First Lady Supports Hollande Ex Royal’s Rival in Election
• South Africa’s Gordhan Says Europe Crisis Threatens Revenue
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 2.14 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Ukraine’s UMH Group to Publish Local Vogue Edition
• Japan May Take Indonesia to WTO Over Curbs on Metal Exports
• BA-Iberia Halt Takeover Plans as Euro Crisis Clips Travel
• Singapore Won’t Take Undeclared Swiss Deposits, SBA Says
• Iran Begins Work on Nuclear Propulsion for Submarines, Fars Says
• U.K.’s Isle of Grain Has LNG Import Berths Free on June 18, 19
• U.S. Exempts India, South Korea From Iran Oil Sanctions
• U.S. May Small Business Optimism Index: Summary
• Peugeot Plans 40 Million-Euro Payment to Early Retirees
• UBS Hires Citigroup’s David James as Joint Head of Broking
• Merkel Says Euro Crisis Means She’ll Miss Rio Climate Conference
• Slovak Bank Raises 2012 GDP Outlook as Economy Weathers Crisis
• Meteor Hires David Stuff for Listed Structured Product Business
• Bundesbank’s Dombret Says ECB Liquidity Provision Carries Risks
• Google, Forest, Louboutin, Raytheon: Intellectual Property
• BBA Names Morgan Stanley’s Anthony Browne as Chief Executive
• U.S. Drug Boom Seen Improving Wockhardt’s Profit Margins
• India’s Biggest LNG Buyer Seeks $1 Billion in Debt to Expand
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.14% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• Thai Mills to Boost Refined Sugar Output as Premium Climbs
• Paris Saint Germain Wants Tottenham’s Modric: Soccer Roundup
• Liberty Global Weighs Bid for KPN’s Belgian Unit, CEO Fries Says
• AAA Euro Nations at Risk as Crises Worsens, Fitch Says
• Lafarge Plans 54% Earnings Boost by 2015 on Debt Strategy
• Bundesbank’s Dombret Says Aid to Spain Doesn’t Solve Euro Crisis
• Bundesbank’s Dombret Says ECB Has Done its Job to Solve Crisis
• Italy May Flights: Arrivals and Departures Summary
• Top Traders Risk Expulsion in Brain Drain From U.K. Visas
• Astra Agro Sells 9,900 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• Asian Stocks Decline on Doubt Over Spain’s Bailout Plan
• German Social Democrats Take Power in Schleswig-Holstein State
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 8,500 Tons of Palm Oil
• Italy May Average Fruit Prices
• Italy May Average Vegetables Prices
• Italy Average Weekly Fruit Prices: Week to June 10
• Italy Average Weekly Vegetables Prices: Week to June 10
• African Union Urges Sudan, South Sudan to Accept Border Proposal
• Capivest, Elaf and Capital Management to Vote on Merger in June
• U.K. Manufacturing Output Declined More Than Forecast
• Sinopec Imported Iran Crude at 2011 Levels in May, Official Says
• Rinehart Seeks to Reclaim 3 Billion-Ton Iron Ore Stake
• Dutch Coffee Brewer Coming Home May Give Jolt to Exchange
• Thailand Stocks: Banpu, Electricity Generating, NEP Realty
• China’s Rich Top Asia in Collectibles Ownership, Barclays Says
• India Banks Face Solar Setback as Projects Delayed, Fined
• Regulatory Risks Loom as O2, E-Plus Owners Consider Deal
• Fitch Says Europe Debt Crisis May Hurt Emerging Asia Ratings
• Czech Central Banker Lizal Sees Risks in EU Regulation Efforts
• Sweden Would Suffer Least From Greek Euro Exit, Ekholm Says
• Indonesian Stocks: Bumi, Krakatau, Medco Energi, United Tractors
• Asian Currencies Weaken, Led by Won, as Europe Optimism Fades
• Italy Banks Fall for Third Day on Contagion Risk: Milan Mover
• Mortgages Beating Junk Bonds as Homes Top Europe
• Oil, Copper, Gold, Soybeans Set to Decline: Commodities at Close
• Pakistan Probe Finds Former Envoy to U.S. Author of Coup Memo
• Italy Is Unlikely to Need Emergency Rescue, Fitch Says
• Sky Unit May Face TV Sports-Clip Price Curbs, Court Aide Says
• Brazil’s Sugar Export Profits Beat Domestic Sales on Crop Delays
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jun 11, 2012.
• China Swaps Little Changed After Central Bank Lowers Repo Yield
• Indian Oil Said to Buy West African Crude From Shell, Sonangol
• Malaysia Beating Hong Kong With Felda’s IPO: Southeast Asia
• Alibaba Discounts TVs to Woo 193 Million Chinese Online
• ADAC, Arabtec-TAV Signing Postponed, Construction Week Says
• Hong Kong Stocks Retreat as Spain Bailout Optimism Fades
• Michael Jansen, Managing Director of Metals, Left JPMorgan Chase
• CEZ Declines for Third Day as Power Price Slips to 19-Month Low
• OTP Gains First Time in Four Days on Central Bank Law Amendments
• Vietnamese Bonds Drop as Interbank Rates Rise; Dong Strengthens
• Spain Bailout Prompts Bond Selling, Binds State to Banks
• EZ Energy Surges Most in 10 Months on GPM Offer for Unit Stake
• China Car Prices Drop Most in Almost 2 Years, Agency Says
• Daruma Arranges 150 Million Euros Loan for Turkey Energy Project
• China Stocks: Baoshan Steel, Gemdale, Poly, Shenhua, Yitai Coal
• Bulgarian Inflation Unchanged in May From April on Low Demand
• Nomura Faces Regulatory Action on Insider Information Leaks
• Bogdanka Declines Most in 2 Weeks as Thermal Coal Prices Retreat
• Banks’ Dollar Funding Costs Decline in European Money Markets
• Mol Snaps Two-Day Decline on Last Day of Trading With Dividend
• Turkish State Is Biggest Customer for Luxury Cars, Aksam Says
• Isbank to Collect $1 Billion in Gold Deposits, Milliyet Says
• Probe Finds Lanco Didn’t Violate India Solar Program
• Islamic Corporation Starts $600 Million Agriculture, Farm Fund
• U.K. Stocks Rise; FTSE 100 Gains 0.4%, BAT, Glaxo Advance
• Famur Set for Two-Week Low as BRE Cuts Mining Equipment Producer
• Swedish Inflation Slows for Third Month in May Amid Debt Crisis
• Fitch’s Chu Says China Liberalizing Rates May Add to Volatility
• Remy Cointreau Full-Year Profit Gains on Asian Demand
• China’s Stocks Decline as Europe Debt Overshadows Bank Loans
• Tokyo Overtakes Luanda as Most Expensive City for Expats
• Sovereign, Corporate Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Egypt Jail Hospital Not Equipped to Treat Mubarak, Shorouk Says
• Strabag May Appeal Cemex Ruling on Withdrawal to Acquire Units
• Korean Won Falls From Three-Week High, Bonds Gain on Spain Worry
• U.S. 10-Year Notes Decline; Yield Rises 2 Basis Points to 1.61%
• Dollar Index May Fall to 1-Month Low: Technical Analysis
• Schlecker Unit Sale Fails on Insurance Risk, FTD Reports
• Kenya Targets Capturing of Kismayo Port by August, Odinga Says
• Papademos Sees Greek Exit as Catastrophe, Handelsblatt Says
• South Korean Stocks: Daum, Hanjin, Korea Investment, LG Innotek
• Kazakhstan Railroad Monopoly Almost Doubled Profit Last Year
• Russia Battles Fires After Explosions in Orenburg Arms Depot
• India Factory Output Missing Estimates Adds to Rate-Cut Case
• Workspace Posts Pretax Profit of 48.5 Million Pounds
• Saudi Crown Prince Meets Royals, Officials in Geneva, SPA Says
• Japan Picks Stimulus Advocates for BOJ Amid Calls for Action
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• ZENTEK PHOTONICS April Sales Fall 95.83% (Table) : 8066 TT
• ZENTEK PHOTONICS May Sales Fall 97.43% (Table) : 8066 TT
• HTC Says Strategy Is Correct, Better Results in Second Half
• ZENTEK PHOTONICS January Sales Fall 99.80% (Table) : 8066 TT
• ZENTEK PHOTONICS February Sales Fall 99.19% (Table) : 8066 TT
• ZENTEK PHOTONICS March Sales Fall 91.10% (Table) : 8066 TT
• ZENTEK PHOTONICS October Sales Fall 98.85% (Table) : 8066 TT
• ZENTEK PHOTONICS December Sales Fall 98.73% (Table) : 8066 TT
• ZENTEK PHOTONICS November Sales Fall 98.42% (Table) : 8066 TT
• Japan Stocks Fall as Optimism Fades on Spain Bank Bailout
• Qantas Hires Macquaire for Takeover Defense After Slump
• ZENTEK PHOTONICS September Sales Fall 99.96% (Table) : 8066 TT
• Ex-Singapore Drug Enforcement Head Face Corruption Charge
• Daimler Recalls 2,300 Freightliner Trucks in U.S. Welt Reports
• Taiwan Equity Movers: Acer, Cnet Technology, Formosa Chemicals
• Hungary May Submit Central Bank Law Amendment, Nepszabadsag Says
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• German Greens Set Condition for Fiscal Pact, Die Welt Reports
• Aussie, Kiwi Rebound on Speculation Losses Were Overdone
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• Swiss Government Raises 2012 Growth Forecast on Spending
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• Goldman Sachs Hires Schwartz Back to Run Asia Pacific
• German Chemical Makers See Rising Earnings, Handelsblatt Says
• IMF Says Yen Is Overvalued and BOJ Should Add Stimulus: Economy
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• India’s Rupee Declines for Third Day After S&P Rating Warning
• Citadel, CQS Hire Asia Managers as Small Hedge Funds Buckle
• India Bond Yields Drop to Three-Month Low on Rate Speculation
• Indian Stock Futures Decline on Europe, Rating Concerns
• Kings Hoist First Stanley Cup for Los Angeles by Beating Devils
• Andy Zhang, 14, Becomes Youngest Golfer to Make U.S. Open Field
• Chad Ochocinco Signs With Dolphins Ahead of HBO’s ‘Hard Knocks’
• NBA’s Memphis Grizzlies to Be Sold to Ubiquiti’s Robert Pera
• Fed Says U.S. Wealth Fell 38.8% in 2007-2010 on Housing
• Kirkland, Skadden, Hunton, Baker & McKenzie: Business of Law
• Gupta Loses Bid on Wiretaps of Goldman’s Loeb, Rajaratnam
• Clemens Prosecutors Revisit DNA Evidence as Trial Ends
• Arizona Election for Giffords’s Seat a Test in Presidential Race
• Insurers Moves Show No Turning Back on U.S. Health Law
• Canada Hiring Plans at Lowest Since 2010, Manpower Says
• U.S. Employers Plan to Add Jobs in Third Quarter, Manpower Says
• AT&T, Behind Amazon in Cloud, Turns to Hackathons: Tech
• California Democrats’ Budget Plan Cuts Reserve Sought by Brown
• U.S. Open’s First 6 Holes to Test World’s Best Golfers This Week
• Ozzie Guillen’s Motor Mouth, Yogi Berra’s Wisdom: Sports
• J.R. Wakes Up ‘Dallas’; ‘True Blood’; Elder Bush: Review
• Yale Dorms, Classy Bank Display Happy Changes to Landmark
• New York Chefs Strike Gold With Bargain Bistro Banquets
• Teofilo Stevenson, Cuban Olympic Boxing Champ, Dies at 60
• Lilly Targets Sanofi Diabetes Top-Seller on Weight Loss
• How JPMorgan’s Added Risk Led to $2 Billion Loss: Timeline
• Washington’s Top Lobbying Groups Hire Mostly Men: BGOV Barometer
• Thunder Shakes Seattle Where Fans Ask Why NBA’s SuperSonics Left
• State Revenue Tops Forecasts as U.S. Governors Reduce Spending
• South Dakota’s ‘Tim’ Meets Wall Street’s Dimon on Capitol Hill
• U.S. Media Sales Climb Second Straight Year, PWC Reports