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June 14, 2012

• Heat Beat Thunder 100-96 to Tie NBA Finals at One Game Apiece
• U.S. Open Championship First-Round Leaderboard (Complete)
• China Money Rate Poised for Biggest Weekly Gain in Two Months
• Taiwan Stock Movers: Arima, AU Optronics, Chunghwa Picture Tubes
• Nikkei 225 to Rise Toward 10,500 on Profit, Says MUFJ’s Haganuma
• Hong Kong Home Prices to Fall Up to 20%, Deutsche Bank Says
• Yen Holds Gains Versus Peers as BOJ Keeps Stimulus
• Brazil’s Petrobras Worst Big Oil Bet on Deepwater Delays
• Chill Hits U.S.-Russia Ties as Obama, Putin Ready to Meet
• Brazil’s BTG Buys Colombia Brokerage in ’Last’ Latin Acquisition
• Croatia Focuses on Champion Spain as Italy Frets at Euro 2012
• IHH Healthcare Said to Reserve 62% of IPO for Cornerstone Buyers
• Boeing Courts China as Partner While Mindful of Future Jet Rival
• Baht Heads for 2nd Weekly Advance as Asian Data Shows Resilience
• Bakrie Sumatera, Global Mediacom: Indonesian Equity Preview
• Obama Taps Entertainers to Stay Ahead of Romney’s Money
• Hong Kong Stocks Advance on Global Stimulus Policy Speculation
• Echo to Raise A$454 Million by Selling New Shares
• Renesas Gains Second Day on Report It May Get $1.3 Billion Loans
• Hancock Land Accord Died With Company Founder, Ex-Partner Says
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Tax Preparers Accused of Using Israeli Bank to Hide Funds
• SEC Seeks to Reinstate Claims Against Goldman Sachs’s Tourre
• Obama’s 2008 Young Voters Find Little Hope in Job Market
• Fed Gets Room to Ease With Little Growth or Inflation
• UVA Faculty Sentate Expresses No Confidence in Board
• Chamber Democratic Attack Ads Outpacing Political Parties
• U.S. Video Games Drop 28% to $516.5 Million in May
• Honda North American Output Rises 67%, Leading Region
• Baidu to Share Revenue With Apple on China IPhone Deal
• Esprit Keeps Transformation Plan as Top Executives Leave
• Recurrent Sells Stakes in Ontario Solar to Mitsubishi, Osaka Gas
• Injunction Hearing Set in Apple-Motorola Mobility Case
• Japan, Australian Stock Futures Rise on Policy Stimulus
• Draghi Fails to Find Clarity in ECB Communication
• Brooks Told Cameron News Corp. Was ‘in It Together’ With Tories
• Britain Urged to Rethink Environmental Taxes by Business Lobby
• U.K. House Prices Increase as Acadametrics Sees Limit to Gains
• Oil Rout Has China Hoarding Most Since Olympics: Energy Markets
• Mexico Replaces China as U.S. Supplier With No Wage Gains: Jobs
• Duerer Courted Fame With Apocalyptic Vision, Freaky Pig
• Grace’s Hula-Hoop, DeVito, Hirst’s Sale: London Weekend
• China’s Emergency Crude-Oil Storage Bases
• Less Talk, More Stimulus
• Black-Sea Wheat Contract a ‘Long-Term Bet,’ CME’s Andriesen Says
• Dark Pool Restrictions Sought in House Committee by NYSE, Nasdaq
• 3-D Copying Makes Michelangelos of the Masses
• Simpson-Bowles: It’s Back, and Better Than Ever
• The Wrong Way to Fix California
• The EU Smiled While Spain’s Banks Cooked the Books
• Greece’s Creditors Matter as Much as Its Voters
• O’Neill’s BRICs Risk Hitting Wall Threatening G-20 Growth
• Italy Quakes Threaten Summer Tourism as Recession Bites
• Sonangal Says Cobalt Selections Followed Angola Law
• Senate Panel Tells Labor Agency to Settle Media Dispute
• Emerging-Market Stocks Drop From Two-Week High on China, Spain
• Casino Owner Adelson Gives Pro-Romney Group $10 Million
• Chile Holds Key Rate at 5% as Inflation Eases Amid Global Woes
• Torres Helps Spain Rout Ireland at Euro 2012; Croatia Ties Italy
• Sarkozy Enters Post-Elysee Life Facing Possible Investigations
• Suu Kyi Plight Reminds Us of Dissidents’ Pain, Nobel Chief Says
• Irish Tell Spain to Imagine the Worst in Banking Bailout
• Mayer Warns of Disorderly Greek Bankruptcy, Rheinische Reports
• China’s Loneliest Billionaire Ma Dabbles in Tai Chi, Poker
• U.S. Stocks Rise on Reports Policy Makers May Take Action
• Brazil Real Gains as Mantega Begins to Unwind Capital Controls
• Shell Gear Needs More Tests Before Alaska Permits, Official Says
• BR Foods Rises to One-Month High as Raymond James Says Buy
• Treasuries Decline Amid Speculation on Central Bank Coordination
• Mexico’s Peso Strengthens on Speculation Fed to Spur U.S. Growth
• Indians Grow Weary of Socialism in the Skies
• Natural Gas, Oil, Corn Rise; Coffee Falls: Commodities at Close
• Ecuadorean Banks Granted $1.72 Billion in New Loans Last Month
• Brazil Stock Movers: Brasil Foods, B2W and Petrobras Were Active
• Credit Swaps in U.S. Fall as Bets Pared Before Greek Elections
• Gasoline, Diesel Prices in U.S. West Coast Slip as Refiners Sell
• JPMorgan’s Trading Strategy Unique Among Big Banks, Curry Says
• CNO Extends Gain on ‘Screaming Buy’ Call from CEO Bonach
• Canada’s Harper Stressing Need to Be Ready for Greek Vote
• Dollar Falls After Data on Fed Easing Speculation
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for June 14
• Sugar Falls as Rains Seen Boosting Brazilian Production
• F-22’s Balky Vests Add Clue in Mystery of Ailing Pilots
• Shrinking ‘Shadow Inventory’ Eases Threat to U.S. Housing
• U.S. Stocks Gain as Dollar Falls on Central Bank Optimism
• Honda Suffering Reputation Loss Taps American’s Retooling
• Does China’s Next Leader Want the Job?
• S&P Seven-Day Alternation Shows Tug of War
• Israel Inflation Probably Slowed in May as Fuel Prices Declined
• East Africa Nations Boost Budgets, Borrowing to Shield Growth
• Queen Bees, Mentors and the Female Boss Problem: Diane Brady
• Mets Complete Sweep of Rays With 9-6 Win as Santana Struggles
• Federal Reserve Says AIG, Bear Stearns Rescue Loans Paid
• Petrobras’s Plan Increases Spending, Cuts Output Target
• Peru Stocks: Casa Grande, Credicorp, Pomalca, Telefonica
• Soros-Backed Farms Ripe for Bid at 36% Discount: Real M&A
• Quest Surges on $25.50-a-Share Buyout Offer, Tops Insight
• Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac REO Costs Top $8.5 Billion, Auditor Says
• Mexico Stocks: Alsea, Comerci and Televisa Shares Were Active
• Canadian Financial Shares Fall Amid Central Bank Comments
• Canada Natural Gas Jumps Most in 4 Years on U.S. Storage Report
• Petrobras Yield Gap Widens on Increased Spending Plan: Rio Mover
• Spain Defeats Ireland 4-0 in Group C at European Championship
• From Watergate to Weinergate: 40 Years of Infamous 'Gates'
• France Plans Tax Changes to Raise 10 Billion Euros, Echos Says
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, June 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on June 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, June 14
• Pound Remains Lower After BOE Steps Up Crisis Response
• US Airways Sees Progress Toward American Airlines Merger
• Dish Applies for DirecTV-ish Web Addresses Such as ‘.dtv’
• Facebook to Debut Real-Time Bidding on Advertising Prices
• New York Knicks Get Ex-Player’s Disability Suit Dismissed
• Colombian Stocks: Bancolombia, Celsia, Ecopetrol Were Active
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for June 14
• Youku Leads Slide as Credit Suisse Cuts Outlook: China Overnight
• Arkansas Best Climbs Most Since December on Panther Purchase
• AOL Wards Off Starboard Challenge, Maintains Full Board
• Apache Sees Potential 3 Billion Barrels of Oil in Acreage
• JA Solar Rises After Announcing $100 Million Buyback
• Rumsfeld Says Treaty Would Force U.S. to Share Wealth
• VF’s Vans Unit to Add Athletic Shoes to Challenge Nike
• Portugal’s Nerve-Ruining Disease Kills From the Feet Up
• AOL Drops After Warding Off Challenge From Starboard
• Egypt’s Supreme Court Rules Against Democracy
• Visteon Shareholders Elect Directors Supporing Revamp
• Egypt's Supreme Court Overturns Election, Sparking Outrage
• Hollande Says Europe Needs Mechanisms Against Speculation
• Osborne Vows Joint Steps With Central Bank to Spur U.K. Credit
• Global Margin Rules May Be Published by Mid-July, Gensler Says
• World Bank Tries to Stay Away From Greek Involvement
• Colombian Peso Declines Amid Bets for More Currency Measures
• Treasuries Decline Amid Central Bank Coordination Speculation
• Ethanol Gains Second Day on Speculation Fed Will Boost Economy
• Europe Can Learn From U.S. Action on Economy, Nides Says
• NCAA Sends Championship Banner to Wrong North Dakota School
• Cotton Futures Jump on ’Monster’ Export Sales From U.S.
• Oil Climbs Most in Two Months on Stimulus Speculation
• OPEC Maintains Oil Quota as Price Decline Brings Compromise
• Bolivia to Revoke Glencore Tin Mine Lease, Mining Minister Says
• Chilean Inflation-Linked Bond Yields Climb as Fuel Costs Fall
• Gasoline Gains as Stocks Rise on Speculation of Fed Stimulus
• U.S. Stocks Extend Gains on Report Central Banks May Act
• U.S. Gulf Coast Oil Premiums Weaken as WTI-Brent Spread Narrows
• France’s Credit Rating Cut One Step to BBB+ by Egan-Jones
• Treasury 30-Year Bonds Fluctuate on Outlook for European Crisis
• Gold Records Longest Rally Since October on Stimulus Bets
• Chrysler Names Brown’s Simmons to Board
• Braskem ‘Interested’ in Bolivian Ethylene Plant, YPFB Says
• ECB May Take Over Regulation of Europe Banks, Handelsblatt Says
• Citadel Capital Closes $3.7 Billion Financing for Refinery
• Markets Want Coordinated G-20 Response, IIF Says
• Cameron Pledges ‘No Negotiation’ With Argentina Over Falklands
• Coffee Price Drop Endangers Recovery of Colombian 2013 Crop
• Pelosi Joins Cantor Among Wealthiest U.S. House Leaders
• Televisa Strikes Antitrust Deal to Acquire Iusacell Stake
• ING Sees Growth in Slowdown as Defaults Decline: Corporate India
• Joe Torre to Manage U.S. Team at 2013 World Baseball Classic
• NYSE-Nasdaq Feud Misses Congress as Greifeld Drops Hearing
• Uruguay Quarterly GDP Quickens on Transport, Communications
• EU Plans Tougher C02-Emission Caps for Heavy Cars, Die Welt says
• Kosovo Privatization Agency Director Asanaj Stabbed to Death
• Centaurus Alumni Start Hedge Fund Under Whalley, Reuters Says
• Farm Bill Stalled in U.S. Senate by Stalemate on Amendments
• Some Members of U.S. Congress Still Paying Student Loans
• Carbon Emissions Threaten Marine Life, Scientist Says
• World’s Oldest Cave Art Possibly Made by Neanderthals
• Crude Options Volatility Falls as Oil Futures Advance
• JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and MetLife Fund U.S. Wind Farm
• OPEC Poised to Retain Oil-Output Target
• Holder Offers Documents to Avert Gun Probe Contempt Vote
• CEL Plans El Salvador's First Wind, Solar Power Plants
• BofA Beating JPMorgan as BNP Leads French Lenders Retreat
• Harvard to Resume Work on Stalled Allston Science Center
• Apple IPad Demand Boosts Tablet Shipment Forecast, IDC Reports
• Peru Yield Falls to Record Low on U.S. Stimulus Speculation
• San Francisco Bay Area Home Prices Climb to 22-Month High
• Operation Twist Slows Sales of Structured Notes Tied to Rates
• BSkyB, BT Win Rights to Premier League for Record Amount
• Unpredictable Clean-Energy Policies Hurt U.S., Senator Says
• U.K. Softens Vickers’ Bank Proposals, Prompting Criticism
• News Corp. Reporter, Officers Arrested in U.K. Bribery Probes
• Brazil Rolls Back Currency War Capital Curbs as Real Drop
• U.S. Retail-Beef Prices Climbed to Record in May, USDA Says
• EIB Sells 2013 EU CO2 Permits at 7.18 Euros on EEX
• Child Born in 2011 May Cost $234,900 to Raise, USDA Says
• Egypt Allocates 16 Billion Pounds in Budget to Buy Wheat
• EON’s Slow Integration of Units Cuts Possible Savings, FTD Says
• Egypt Court Dissolves Parliament, Clears Shafik for Runoff
• Sugar Output in Brazil Region Drops 19% May 16-31
• India’s Inflation Exceeds Estimates as Rate Decision Looms
• Oaktree-Led Lenders Said to Cut Klockner Debt by 80 Percent
• New Jersey Has Biggest Monthly Jobs Gain in Seven Years
• Americans See Biggest Home Equity Jump in 60 Years
• American Airlines Wins Order Blocking Union Election
• U.S. Consumer Bureau Seeks Input on Elder Financial Abuse
• Interline Sued by Investor Over $1.1 Billion Goldman Deal
• Trafigura Sells Gasoline Cargo; Gasoil Falls: Oil Products
• Greek Stocks Rally on Optimism New Democracy Will Win
• U.S. 30-Year Bonds May Yield Record 2.725% at Sale, Survey Says
• Woods-Mickelson Combination Makes Life Tough for Shortest Fans
• Fed Growth Forecasts Key to Easing as Job Market Stalls
• In 1868, a Wild Fraud to Dwarf Today’s Political Sleaze
• Nokia to Cut 10,000 Jobs as Elop Tries to Stanch Losses
• Related, Wilpon Agree With NYC on Plan for Willets Point
• Polish Stocks: PBG, Bogdanka Shares Are Active in Warsaw Trading
• Treasuries Fall Before U.S. Bond Sale Amid Stimulus Speculation
• N.Y. Gasoline Weakens as Shipments From Europe Set to Increase
• Ivory Coast, Ghana Cocoa Areas to Get Rains Over 7 Days
• NYC Loses Jobs With Overseas Rule Exemptions, Gensler Says
• Hyflux Unit Signs Loan to Buy Desalination Equipment From Mitsui
• Spain’s Bond Yield Reaches Euro Record After Downgrade
• California Hedge Fund Is Latest Europe Crisis Casualty
• First Mover or Fast Follower?
• Pimco’s Kashkari Says Fed Likely to Ease Further With QE3
• MF Global Brokerage Disputes to ‘Heat Up,’ Lawyer Says
• Philippine Airlines in Talks to Buy Foreign Carrier Stake
• Genome-Wide Search May Provide Early-Warning System
• Hong Kong Questions China Claims That Dissident Hanged Himself
• European Stocks Fall a Second Day; BSkyB, BT Group Slide
• U.S. Housing Rebound Evident in Bond Yield Gap: Credit Markets
• Commerzbank to Fix Money-Laundering Controls After Review
• Swiss Stocks Drop as SNB Says Banks Must Raise Capital
• Russia Must Cut Break-Even Oil Price to $80, Citigroup Says
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for June 14
• Aviva Investors Says Betting Against Euro Before Greek Election
• Unibail-Rodamco to Enter Germany in Perella Weinberg Deal
• U.K. Top Court Rejects Assange Bid to Block Extradition
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Air Mauritius, Kenya Airways Move
• European Investment Bank Grants Water, Sanitation Loan for Spain
• Philips Starts Production of Imaging Systems at India Facility
• Shell Extends Offer for Cove at Lower Price Than PTT Bid
• Karan, Sean Penn for Haiti; Lilly’s Lechleiter: D.C.
• SG-SSB Ghana Rises Most in 7 Months on Profit Hope: Accra Mover
• Naphtha Stockpiles Rise to Three-Year High in Europe’s Hub
• Kaiser Permanente Links Climate Change to Health Care
• Ruble Weakens to Dollar After Spain Downgrade Stokes Economy Woe
• Renewable Energy Systems May Buy Shares in Offshore Wind Parks
• Cemex Fine Upheld by Mexican Antitrust Agency in Mary Nour Case
• Transnational Corp Nigeria Rises to Highest in One Year
• OPEC Exports to Be Stable on Asian Demand, Oil Movements Says
• Kazakhstan to Hold Majority Stake in All New Oil, Gas Pipelines
• South African Shares: Aquarius, Avusa, First Uranium, Sentula
• Spanish Planned Nuclear Power Reactor Shutdowns for 2012
• Suntech, Trina See German Solar Market Reaching 6-7 Gigawatts
• Greek Budget on Course for 2012 Target, Eurobank Research Says
• Venezuela Passes Saudis to Hold World’s Biggest Oil Reserves
• Vodacom Chief Operating Officer Maseko Quits for Other Interests
• Rand Weakens First Day in Three as Stocks, Metal Prices Decline
• Tanzania’s China-Funded Gas Pipeline to Be Started This Year
• Treasuries Fall Before U.S. Sells $13 Billion of 30-Year Bonds
• Coal of Africa Rises on Boost in Resources: Johannesburg Mover
• Manchester United Said to Plan $500 Million IPO in U.S.
• South African Union Fight Threatens Platinum Producers
• ABN Amro Asks Judge to Toss Madoff Suit, Says $490 Million Lost
• HMS Group Retreats to Four-Month Low as Profit Declines 51%
• Ivory Coast Farmgate Coffee Price Averaged 774 Francs to June 10
• Spain in Post-Bailout Backlash, Davies Says: Tom Keene
• Germany, Europe’s Rich Uncle, Is Losing Its Patience
• Czech Stocks: Kit Digital, CEZ Utility Move in Prague Trading
• South Sudan Joined by UN to Probe Reports of Rapes by Police
• Statement by the IMF Mission to Ethiopia (Text)
• Moody’s Says Irish Home Prices to Fall 20% More; Total Drop 60%
• Colt Finds ‘Impressive’ Gold Grades at Portugal Mine Concession
• Hungary Stocks: Oil Refiner Mol, OTP Bank Are Active in Budapest
• MF Global Trustee Gets $130 Million From CME for Payouts
• Israel Stocks: Delek Drilling, Avner Oil, Koor, IDB Holding
• Latvian Parliament Backs Higher Retirement Age Starting 2014
• Slovenia's Renault Unit Profit Drops on Japan Eartquake
• Total Nigeria Falls to Three-Year Low on Profit Concern
• Gupta Trial Deliberations Begin in Insider Trading Case
• Bank Warns of Major Canada Shock If Europe Crisis Worsens
• Bank Warns of Major Canada Shock If Europe Crisis Worsens
• Bank of Canada's June Financial System Review Highlights (Text)
• Russia’s Stavropol May Have Lost 3 Million Tons of Grains
• Welsh Water to Invest 1 Billion Pounds in Infrastructure Upgrade
• Natural-Gas Supply Probably Rose 74 Bcf, Bloomberg Users Say
• Skanska Financial Services Signs 600 Million-Euro Credit Line
• Serbia’s Tadic Says Politicians Must Compromise to Form Cabinet
• Kerviel Witness Calls SocGen Account of 2008 Loss ‘Incoherent’
• Delek Drilling, Avner Decline on Gas Probe: Tel Aviv Mover
• ECB’s Weidmann Says True Fiscal Union Could Allow Euro Bonds
• Chrysler Jeep Fuel-Tank Fire Probe Upgraded by U.S. NHTSA
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, June 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, June 14
• Barnes & Noble Chief Said to Settle Suit for $29 Million
• Exxon Fracking Siberia to Help Putin Maintain Oil Clout
• Ex-Barrick CEO Paid Least Relative to Profit
• U.S. Mortgage Rates Rise for First Time in Eight Weeks
• Austria Should Consider Remodeling Bad Banks: Liebscher
• Teva’s Higher-Dose Copaxone Cut MS Relapses in Trial
• MF Global Trustee Gets $130 Million From CME Group
• Cinedigm Plan Pays Theaters to Get Films Sooner for Video
• Nigeria Regulator Reaches Fines Deal With Phone Companies
• Carpet Capital Confront Homelessness as Jobless Payments End
• Kenya Shilling Strengthens for a Second Day on Tighter Liquidity
• MegaFon Said to Hire Six Banks for $4 Billion 2012 IPO
• Pimco Opens Long-Short Fund Under Ex-Catamount Manager
• Goldman Says BOE Likely to Ease Policy in Euro Crisis Response
• Consumer Confidence in U.S. Rises for Fourth Consecutive Week
• Astarta of Ukraine Seeks to Restructure Loan Portfolio, CEO Says
• Egyptian Stocks: Amer, Egyptian Gulf Bank, GB Auto, South Valley
• Brazil’s Raw Sugar for August Trades at a Discount on Supplies
• Greek Political Parties Seeking Entry to Parliament on June 17
• U.K. Rain Seen Persisting by Met Office on Atlantic Storm
• Derivatives Show Money-Market Stress Rising With Spanish Yields
• Poland Says Inflation May Fall Below 3.5% by November
• Spain Grain Production Forecast to Plunge by Industry Group
• Kuwait’s Al-Mazaya Wants Reduced Exposure in Dubai, CEO Says
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Waddell & Reed Selling Shares in Sands China, Wynn Macau
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Gazprom Begins Filling Natural-Gas Link From Bovanenkovo Deposit
• Alios Finance Ivory Coast Reports $1.9 Million Loss
• EU Credit-Rater Rotation, Continental, JPMorgan: Compliance
• U.S. Deficit Cut Tied to Investment, Trade: Chart of the Day
• Bank of India & Corporation Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Indian Oil Corporation & L & T CP: India Money Markets
• Egypt Vigilante Justice Shows Law Breakdown Shaping Vote
• Indian Bank & UCO Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Chancellor Merkel Says Germany Will Lead Crisis Fight
• Statoil Books Supertanker to Ship North Sea Crude to South Korea
• U.S. Drought Monitor Report for the Week Ending June 12 (Text)
• Consumer Prices in U.S. Fell in May by Most in Three Years
• Azerbaijan Dismisses OSCE Proposal to Withdraw Snipers
• Hollande Seeks More Centralized ECB Supervision of Europe Banks
• Total Buys Stock in Russia’s Novatek, Raising Stake to 15.2%
• Oil Trades Near Eight-Month Low Before OPEC Meeting
• Chilean High-Octane Gasoline Prices to Fall 2.5% This Week
• Adam Pomper, Lacrosse Player for Loyola, Dies at 18
• Statement by the IMF Mission to Haiti (Text)
• U.S. Stock Futures Fall After Jobless, Consumer Prices Data
• ECB Tells Court Releasing Greek Swap Files Would Inflame Markets
• Canada April New House Price Index Report (Text)
• Treasury Expects $245 Million From TARP Bank Auction
• Canada First Quarter Capacity Utilization Report (Text)
• Canada New Home Price Index Rises 0.2% in April on Toronto Gain
• Canadian First-Quarter Capacity Use Rises to Highest Since 2007
• Current-Account Gap in U.S. Widens to Highest Level Since 2008
• IBurst Builds Fast Internet for South Sudan in Three-Year Plan
• Lundbeck to Cut 600 Sales Jobs in Europe on Drug Lineup
• Credit Suisse Urged by Central Bank to Boost Capital
• World Bank Ready to Help East Withstand Europe’s Crisis
• Uganda Sees Coffee Exports Dropping 33% in June
• Bank of China, China Life, Daiwa, Nomura: Asia Stocks Preview
• Yelp Will Put Its Reviews on Microsoft’s Bing Local Pages
• Allied Irish Plans to Cut Bank Executives’ Pay by Up to 15%
• Ukraine Party Ruined as Soccer Highlights Orange Revolt Flop
• Russia’s GDP Grew 4.9% in First Quarter, Matching First Estimate
• Suu Kyi Calls for Clarity on Myanmar Citizenship After Fighting
• Romania Approves Energy Price Deregulation Law, Hotnews Reports
• Lira Weakens 1st Time in 3 Days on Moving Average, Spain Rating
• Asian Stocks Decline on Spain Downgrade, Growth Concern
• U.K. Antitrust Regulator Appoints Maxwell Chief Executive
• World Bank Forecasts 5 Percent Growth in Morocco in 2013
• U.K. Miller Wheat Use Fell 0.8% in April From 2011, Defra Says
• Algeria Plans to Spend $38.6 Million on Wheat Storage, APS Says
• EU Carbon Needs Set-Aside, Auction Reserve Price, Cyprus Says
• Germany Targets Radical Islamist Groups in Nationwide Raids
• Turkish Airlines Rises Third Day as Passenger Numbers Increase
• Rouen Port Grain Exports Jump 86% on Algeria, Cuba Wheat Demand
• Azerbaijan’s IBA Provides $60 Million for U.A.E. Textile Plant
• Hungarian Refiner Mol Falls 2nd Day as Oil Drops to 8-Month Low
• Stiglitz Calls for Bigger Wal-Mart South African Fund
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Etisalat in Abu Dhabi and Industries Qatar
• Ivory Coast Seeks Funds to Stop Cocoa Swollen-Shoot Disease
• Total Boosts Stake in Russia’s Novatek to 15%, CFO Says
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.16% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• Kodak, DuPont, HTC, Dow Jones: Intellectual Property
• Digiturk Gets $260 Million Four-Year Loan Via Standard Bank
• Spanish Home Prices Post Annual Drop on Deepening Slump
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 2.72 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Shell Concerned After French Guiana Drilling Permits Halted
• PBG Builder Advances as Court Allows Bankruptcy: Warsaw Mover
• Israel Current Account Deficit Doubles as Exports Decline
• Mobius Says Emerging Markets to ‘Power Ahead’ Despite Europe
• Alibaba Bank Group Said to Sign Loan Document to Include CDB
• Reed Smith, BuckleySandler, Nelson Mullins: Business of Law
• Fuel-Oil Premium Widens; Hin Leong Trades Gasoil: Oil Products
• Rajoy Battles ECB for Loans; Monti Appeals for EU Action
• Greek Election Will Have 9.9 Million Eligible Voters on June 17
• Italy Yields Surge at Sale, Adding Pressure for Solution
• Uganda Coffee Development Authority’s Robusta Prices
• Virgin Atlantic May Add China, South America Flights
• Telefonica, Iusacell to Share Networks to Fend Off Slim
• Pound Weakens Amid Speculation BoE to Boost Liquidity
• England Picks Flood for Second Rugby Test Against South Africa
• Credit Suisse Falls to 19-Year Low on SNB Warning: Zurich Mover
• IMF Raises Ethiopian Growth Forecast to 7% for Next Two Years
• Offshore Wind Gets $3 Billion in U.K. as Government Spurs Energy
• Indian Stocks Swing Between Gains, Losses Before Report
• Conergy in Talks to Build Plants in Southeast Asia, CEO Says
• Rupiah Steady on Term Deposits Seeing Low Demand; Bonds Advance
• Tottenham Says Manager Harry Redknapp to Leave Soccer Club
• Austria’s Leopold Museum Settles on Nazi-Looted Schiele Painting
• Netherlands Sells 1 Million Spot EU CO2 Permits at 6.59 Euros
• Messina Consults Jobs to Spielberg in Crafting Obama's Campaign
• SNB Pledges to Defend Franc Cap as Crisis Intensifies: Economy
• Thailand Stocks: BTS Group Holdings, Thai Oil, Thai Vegetable
• Rio, China Juggle Whether to Sell, Use Emission Credits
• Nokia’s Elop Taps Microsoft Colleague Weber to Run Sales
• Tunisia’s Ben Ali Sentenced to Life for Protester Killings
• Indonesian Equity Movers: Astra, Bumi Resources, Gas Negara
• Fertilizer Demand Seen Rising 2.1% Annually by Industry
• CEZ Plans $502 Million Investment in Romania Energy This Year
• Spanish Banks’ Net ECB Loans Jump to Record 288 Billion Euros
• Time Warner Shuts TNT Television Operations in Turkey
• Italy Sells EU4.5 Billion of Bonds as Yields Surge on Contagion
• Kenya Airways Annual Profit Halved by High Fuel Prices
• Jaguar Land Rover Wins EU Court Ruling on Dealer Choice
• Iran Ministry Cancels Saudi Trip Over Executions, Mehr Says
• Bank of Greece Faces Debt-Swap Lawsuit, Kathimerini Reports
• Liikanen Declines Comment on Outlook for ECB Interest Rates
• Bahrain TII to Buy Bank of Cyprus Insurance Units, Politis Says
• Sugar Waiting to Be Loaded at Brazil's Santos Increases
• Ar Tarim Rises for a Third Day in Turkey on Income Clarification
• German Economy Best Placed to Benefit From Crisis, IfW Kiel Says
• Turkey Boosts Incentives for Private Pension Contributions
• Tropical Storm Carlotta Forms Off Southern Coast of Mexico
• Euro-Area Inflation Slowed for Second Month in May on Energy
• Yuan Steady After Central Bank Raises Fixing by Most in a Week
• Vietnam Bonds Drop Most in Three Weeks on Higher Interbank Rates
• Banker Pay Rules Aren’t Being Applied Evenly, FSB Says
• Occupy London Protesters Evicted From Final Protest Site
• Renesas Rises on Report of $630 Million Loan: Tokyo Mover
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jun 13, 2012.
• Rupiah Leads Drop in Asia as Spain, Greek Crisis Damps Demand
• Formosa Sells June-Loading Fuel-Oil Cargo at $65 to $75 Premium
• Oil, Gold, Rubber Increase; Soybeans Falls: Commodities at Close
• Koks Worker Dies Building Russian Coal Mine After Wall Collapses
• Denmark Touts Beer and Wind as China’s President Hu Visits
• China Money Rate Little Changed as PBOC Lowers Yield at Auction
• Shell Opens Distillate Desulfurization Unit at Pernis Refinery
• Court Delays Apple China IPad Trademark Ruling For Talks
• Taiwan Dollar Strengthens as Exporters Buy Before Greek Vote
• Russian Wheat Crop May Fall to 53 Million Tons in USDA Outlook
• Bank of China Said to Hire Five Singapore Energy, Metals Traders
• GM Closing German Factory Seen Emboldening Others: Cars
• China Productivity Jolt Urged as Growth Forecasts Cut: Economy
• Kabel Deutschland Declines on Proposed Dividends: Munich Mover
• German Stocks Decline for Second Day; Centrotherm Slumps
• German Stocks Decline for Second Day; Centrotherm Slumps
• Philippine Peso Falls as Spain Concern Mounts
• Singapore Light-Distillate Stockpiles Increase for a Third Week
• Ex-Morgan Banker Proposes Steps to Curb Japan Insider Acts
• South Korean Stocks: Daewoo, Hyundai Engineering, LG, Techwin
• Germany's Fricke Says Greek Bank Contagion Can Be Stopped
• Centrotherm Plunges After Insurers Halt Cover: Frankfurt Mover
• ECB Monthly Bulletin Editorial for June (Text)
• Banks’ Dollar Funding Costs Fall for Second Day in Money Markets
• SNB Sees Need for Corrective Measures on Swiss Property Market
• ECB Sees Increased Downside Risks to Euro-Area Economic Outlook
• Vietnam’s Stock Movers: Bien Hoa Sugar, Tan Dai Hung Plastic
• China Stocks: Anhui Conch, Hunan Corun, Sinochem International
• Germany’s Haven Status Fades as Crisis Bill Mounts: Euro Credit
• Austria’s VBI Had Loss on Hungary Before Sberbank Takeover
• China’s Stocks Drop Most in Week as Brokerages Cut Growth Target
• Philippine Equity Movers: Cebu Air, Ionics, Universal Robina
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• Spurs Make Moyes Top Target to Replace Redknapp: Soccer Roundup
• Japan Buys Least Milling Wheat in Seven Weeks in Tender
• Mulberry Shares Drop in London After Missing Estimates
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• S.Korea’s Pension Fund to Buy More Domestic Stocks in 2013
• Oil Trades Near Eight-Month Low Before OPEC Meeting
• Statoil Makes Second ‘High-Impact’ Discovery off Tanzania
• Taiwan Equity Movers: Delta Electronics, MediaTek, HTC Corp.
• German Lawmakers Can’t Agree on Cuts to Solar Subsidies
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• Turkey’s Ulker May Buy Some Rainford Assets, Mergermarket Says
• Angola’s Sonangol to Boost Stake in Banco Comercial, Diario Says
• Ukraine’s Luganskteplovoz Cuts 15% Jobs in 2012, Kommersant Says
• Japan Stocks Falls on Signs of Slowdown, Italian Yields
• U.S. 30-Year Bonds Erase Drop; Yield Is Little Changed at 2.71%
• Cain Pitches 22nd Perfect Game in MLB as Giants Beat Astros
• Qatar Mall Fire Caused by Faulty Wiring in Nike Store, QNA Says
• China Probes Claim That Woman Was Forced to Abort 7-Month Fetus
• German Family-Owned Firms Doubt Euro, Merkel, Handelsblatt Says
• Rain, Pests Imperil India’s Wheat Crop as Warehouses Full
• Hungary’s State Mobile Firm to Call Network Tender, Nemzet Says
• European Stock Futures Rise Before Italy’s Bond Auction
• Merkel Meets State Leaders on Fiscal Pact, Sueddeutsche Reports
• Esprit Plummets Second Day as Top Management Quits
• Finnish Recession to Be Milder Than Forecast, Tapiola Bank Says
• BASF May Make Acquisitions in Food Ingredients, Dagblad Says
• Treasuries Decline Before $13 Billion Sale of 30-Year Notes, CPI
• Iran-Turkey Trade Rises to $16 Billion a Year, Tehran Times Says
• Iran Increases State Employees’ Pay by 15%, Tehran Times Says
• UN Labor Body Lifts Myanmar Restrictions in Boost to EU Trade
• Hong Kong Stocks Fall on Spain Downgrade, Global Growth
• Euro Crisis Deeper With Moody’s Downgrading Spain, Cyprus
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Rostelecom Plans Russian 3G Coverage by 2013, Vedomosti Reports
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• Mexico on Hurricane Watch as Depression Three-E Forms
• New Zealand Signals Rates May Stay at Record Low
• Rashtriya Ispat Plant Fire Kills 9 People, May Delay Expansion
• India’s Bond Yields Decline to 3-Month Low as RBI May Cut Rates
• College Football’s BCS Is Indecisive on New Postseason Format
• Corporate Cash in State Elections Gets U.S. High Court Scrutiny
• Romney Tells Executives Eloquent Words From Obama ‘Are Cheap’
• Obama Awards Peres Medal of Freedom at White House Dinner
• Truckers as Leading Indicator Show Stable U.S. Economic Growth
• Reed Smith, BuckleySandler, Nelson Mullins: Business of Law
• ‘LulzSec’ Associated Indicted in U.S. for Hack Attacks
• Edwards Won’t Be Retried on Remaining Counts, U.S. Says
• BDO Seidman to Pay $50 Million in Deferred Prosecution
• Gupta ’Abused’ Role, Prosecutor Says in Closing Argument
• States, Congress Hampering Recovery in Cities, U.S. Mayors Say
• Detroit May Send No Black Representatives to Congress
• Medicaid Fraud Audits Cost Five Times Amount U.S. Found
• Edwards Wins FDA Advisers' Backing for Wider Sapien Use
• Kennedy’s Pivotal Vote Focuses on Freedom as Court Ruling Looms
• California Democrats Say Brown’s Welfare Cuts Too Much
• Dickey Sets Mets’ Record for Scoreless Innings; Yankees Win
• U.S. Foreclosure Filings Fall 4% as Lenders Increase Short Sales
• West Bank’s Nablus Wagers on Spices, Samaritans, Palaces
• Testosterone Makes Bosses Into Jerks, Says Paul Zak
• Armstrong Says He May Be Stripped of Tour Titles in Doping Probe
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• ABC, NBC, Fox Said to Finish Ad Sales Orders for 2012-13
• U.S. Consumer Prices Probably Fell for First Time in Two Years
• Obama Taps Entertainers to Stay Ahead of Romney’s Money
• Woods Pursues Return to Golf Relevance as Favorite at U.S. Open
• Stanford Faces Possible Life Term for $7 Billion Fraud
• NRC Nominees Closer to Confirmation After U.S. Senate Hearing
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