Archive

June 24, 2012

• U.K. Economy Needs $78 Billion Injection, BOE’s Miles Tells FT
• BOJ Current-Account Deposits May Reach Record 42.59 Trillion Yen
• Sanofi Recalls Tuberculosis Vaccine Amid Sterility Worry
• Maroutsos Favors `High Quality' Corporate Bonds (Video)
• MediaTek, MStar Climb After $3.8 Billion Takeover: Taipei Mover
• China Money Rate Drops From 4-Month High as Cash Shortage Eases
• Asian Currencies Decline on Slowdown, Deepening Europe Crisis
• AFRICA WEEK AHEAD: Zambian Rate Decision, Kenyan Inflation Data
• Yuan Reaches Weakest Level in 7 Months After PBOC Lowers Fixing
• Petral Seeks to Buy Crude Oil for August, September Delivery
• JCom Falls After Bain Invests in Affiliate: Tokyo Mover
• Hong Kong Stocks Fell as U.S. Data Outweighs Hu's Visit
• China Faces Summer Steel Output Cut on Prices: Chart of the Day
• Bank Danamon, Energi Mega Persada: Indonesian Equity Preview
• China Plant Gives Embraer Asia Jet-Sales Boost: Corporate Brazil
• Chinese Newspaper Apologizes for Railway Ministry Report
• Baht Drops to Three-Week Low After Funds Reduce Share Holdings
• Japan Corporate Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• England Exits Euro 2012 After Familiar Penalty Shootout Failure
• Islamist Win Seen as Plus for Egypt Stability -- for Now
• Billabong Slumps After Selling Stock at Discount: Sydney Mover
• Lawmaker Moon to Run in South Korea Presidential Race
• Mets’ R.A. Dickey Allows First Earned Runs in 44 2/3 Innings
• Labor Slips in Australia Poll on Anniversary of Gillard Coup
• Treasuries Rise as 10-Year Yield Falls 2 Basis Points to 1.66%
• Sovereign Wealth Fund Investments Rose 42% in 2011, FT Reports
• Japan Stock Futures Rise as Weaker Yen Boosts Exporters
• London Olympics to Be Most Over-Budget Games Since Atlanta 1996
• Djokovic Says Wimbledon Defense Is on Course After Loss in Paris
• Investors See More Pain for Europe Buyout Firms, Coller Says
• Soros Pushes EU to Start Joint Debt Fund or Risk Summit Fiasco
• Harry Potter’s London Sets Morph Into $156 Million Park, Studio
• Jeff Koons Fashions Venus’s Buttocks in Shiny Steel
• Picasso, Diaghilev Courted Generous Parisian Beauty: Review
• Australian, New Zealand Dollars Weaken Against U.S. Currency
• Italy Beats England on Penalties to Reach European Semifinal
• Is Your Couch Trying to Kill You?
• Don’t Count Out Facebook’s Business Model Just Yet
• Banking Union Is an Idea in Search of the Good
• U.S. Banks Aren’t Nearly Ready for Coming European Crisis
• Wall Street Forgets Its Job Is to Create Jobs
• Ferrari’s Alonso Enjoys ‘Special Feeling’ of Valencia Victory
• Havens Hard to Find as Bonds Lose Risk Status, BIS Says
• Central Banks Face Power Limit as Debt Persists, BIS Says
• RIM Considers Breakup, Sale of Handset Unit, Sunday Times Says
• Corn, Soybeans May Open Higher as Dry Weather Threatens Crops
• Italy Beats England on Penalties to Reach Euro Semifinals
• Apple-Motorola Mobility Patent Suit Ended by U.S. Judge
• Sexy Pundit Stokes Anti-China Anger in Buckley Novel
• England, Italy Tied 0-0 in Euro Quarterfinal During Extra Time
• England, Italy Tied 0-0 in Euro Quarterfinal, to Play Extra Time
• Merkin, N.Y. Reach $410 Million Madoff Lawsuit Settlement
• Clinton Says U.S. Will Consult With NATO on Next Syria Steps
• England, Italy Tied 0-0 in Second Half in Euro 2012 Quarterfinal
• VW Finance Arm Hedges Against Euro Breakup, Automobilwoche Says
• England, Italy Tied 0-0 in First Half of Euro 2012 Quarterfinal
• India Readies Measures to Counter Rupee Slide Spurring Inflation
• Egypt Wheat Stockpiles at 5 Million Metric Tons, Mena Reports
• U.S. Gasoline Fell 15 Cents to $3.48 a Gallon in Lundberg Survey
• Rubio Says Arizona Immigration Law Isn’t National Model
• Pixar’s ‘Brave’ Opens at No. 1 With Sales of $66.7 Million
• Islamist Mohamed Mursi Elected Egyptian President
• Chavez Says Venezuela Can Withstand Oil Price Drop Into 2013
• Chavez Says Oil Prices Fallen Due to Crisis, Overproduction
• White House Orders Agencies to Find New Ways of Cutting Red Tape
• Nalbandian Faces No Further ATP Action Over Line-Judge Incident
• Chavez Pulls Ambassador to Paraguay; Oil Shipments to Stop
• Germany Plans Joint Federal-State Debt in Merkel Fiscal Deal
• Venezuela to Get $4 Billion Loan From Russia, Chavez Says
• Tunisia Extradites Former Qaddafi Prime Minister to Libya
• England Beats West Indies by Seven Wickets in Twenty20 Match
• Banco do Brasil May Boost Loans 20% in 2012, Bendine Tells Globo
• Carrefour Seeks to Sell Drugstore Unit in Brazil, Veja Reports
• Willett Beats Fraser in Playoff at Golf’s BMW International Open
• Egypt Analysts, Economists Comment on Mursi Election Win: Voices
• Chile Finance Minister Backs Minimum Wage Bill, La Tercera Says
• Exxon Beaumont Refinery Flares Nitric Oxide, NRC Filing Shows
• Chinese Spacecraft Completes First Manual Docking
• Qatar Seeks $5 Billion China QFII Quota, Securities Journal Says
• Unicom Leads First Slide in 3 Weeks on Europe: China Overnight
• Merkel Backed on Euro by BDI Business Group, Handelsblatt Says
• Egypt-Brokered Cease-Fire With Israel Declared by Hamas
• Indonesia to Evaluate Banks to Determine Ownership-Level Limits
• West Indies Scores 172-4 in Twenty20 Match Against England
• Romney’s Love Fest With Business Is Sometimes a Mismatch
• Cyprus’s Sylikiotis in China to Explore Ground for Loan
• Egypt Stocks Gain Most in Four Months; Abu Dhabi Drops
• Teva Jumps Most Since 2000 on Copaxone Ruling in U.S.
• Euro Breakup Might Shrink German GDP by 10%, Spiegel Says
• Tropical Storm Debby Strengthens on Course Through Oil Fields
• Alonso Wins European Grand Prix; Raikkonen 2nd, Schumacher 3rd
• PAE Warns Striking Workers to Halt Cerro Dragon Gas Supplies
• Czech Republic Should Meet 2012 Fiscal Goals, Kalousek Tells CT1
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Tokio Marine Saudi Arabia and Taqa Moved
• Ferragamo CEO Says China Still Growing at ‘Significant’ Pace
• Russian Zarubezhneft Says No Progress on Oil Projects With Iran
• U.K. Regulator Set to Investigate Swaps, Sunday Telegraph Says
• Turkey Says Syria Downed Plane in International Airspace
• Lloyds May Cut Price to Clinch Branch Sale, Sunday Times Says
• ADR Ready to Invest Up to EU12 Billion, Benetton Tells Corriere
• Dana Gas Resumes Partial Output at Kurdish LPG Plant
• German SPD Considers Boost in Retirement Spending, Spiegel Says
• Italy Collapse Means Euro’s Collapse, Catricala Tells Messaggero
• Egypt Tightens Security Ahead of Presidential Election Results
• Doux Chairman Says Ready to Open Family Firm’s Capital, JDD Says
• Merkel Woos German States to Back Fiscal Pact, Spiegel Says
• Stiglitz Says Euro May Fail Without New Institutions, ABC Says
• Tropical Storm Curtails Gulf of Mexico Energy Output
• Monitise Seeks Bankers for Possible LSE Switch, Telegraph Says
• EDF Agrees Life Extension for U.K. Plants, Mail on Sunday Says
• Libyan Central Bank Establishes Commission to Check Corruption
• Egyptian Stocks: Orascom Telecom Media and Alexandria Containers
• Vivendi’s SFR Plans $1.3 Billion in Spending Cuts, JDD Reports
• Digicel Pays O’Brien $300 Million Dividend, Sunday Times Says
• Tel Aviv Protesters to Face Charges After Bank Windows Smashed
• Walgreen May Trade in London After Boots Deal, Telegraph Says
• Van Rompuy to Propose Banking Union Under ECB Control, Sole Says
• Taqa Drops Most in 17 Months After Oil Falls: Abu Dhabi Mover
• Cyprus Is Unlikely to Get Spanish Rescue Terms, Kathimerini Says
• Allot Drops Most in Three Weeks, Narrows Gap With U.S. Shares
• Partner, Cellcom Tumble on Bets Price War Will Hurt Revenues
• King Says Stimulus Case Grows With Stepped Up Crisis Plan
• Germans Show Lowest Support for Keeping Euro in Four-Nation Poll
• South Africa’s Malema Accuses Zuma Over Zimbabwe Role, Mail Says
• BMW and Toyota Agree on Expanding Cooperation, Der Spiegel Says
• U.K. to Rank Suppliers to Cut Costs, Sunday Telegraph Says
• Irish Support for Ruling Coalition Rises, Business Post Says
• Iran Can Limit Tankers Access to Strait of Hormuz, Kayhan Says
• Turkish Air May Bid for Aer Lingus Stake, Business Post Says
• Lornamead May Sell European, U.S. Units, Sunday Times Reports
• Li Ka-Shing May Bid for Manchester Airports, Sunday Times Says
• Bahrain Banagas Reviewing Local Gas Prices, Alwatan Says
• Baer CEO Says Outcome of Bank of America Talks Open, NZZ Reports
• Largest Saudi Cities See Home Rents Rise on Low Supply, JLS Says
• EDF Says Dungeness B-21 Reactor Started After Unplanned Halt
• Monte Paschi Postpones Board Meeting on Business Plan to June 26
• Gatwick to Push for 2nd Runway, Sunday Telegraph Says
• Finma Plans Stricter Capital Rules for Insurers, Sonntag Says
• Emmi Had Good First Half, Plans Purchases, SonntagsZeitung Says
• Russia Sees Syria Civil War If Government Changes, Interfax Says
• Guardian Media Group May Have to Cut Jobs, Sunday Times Reports
• Bahrain Yard Signs Ship-Repair Deal With Maersk, Alwasat Says
• Gazprom Neft Made Bid for 50% TNK-BP Stake, Sunday Times Reports
• Qatar National Bank Hires Banks for $1.5 Billion Loan
• Turkey Says Syria Downed Plane in International Airspace
• Iran Building-Material Costs Rise by as Much as 51%, Shargh Says
• Iran Finds New Copper Reserves, Will Boost Output, Press TV says
• Rolls-Royce Starting Search for New Chairman, Sunday Times Says
• Aggreko Wins Power Plant Contract in Kenya, Sunday Nation Says
• Qatar Buys Figaro Building for 300 Million Euros, Parisien Says
• Crown Prince Says Saudi Arabia on ‘Islamic Path,’ Arab News Says
• New York Yankees Beat Mets 4-3 on Chavez’s 7th-Inning Home Run
• UBS Sees Mining Tax Take Below Forecast; BHP, Rio Profit Cut
• New York Rangers Choose Four in NHL Draft, Will Seek Free Agents
• Consumer Spending Probably Stalled in May: U.S. Economy Preview
• Penn State May Have to Compensate Sandusky’s Victims
• Eaton Sets World Record in Decathlon at U.S. Olympic Trials
• Romney Donors Get Access, and Face Time, at Utah Retreat
• Davis, Thatcher Share Lead Going Into Final Round of Travelers