Archive

June 30, 2012

• South Korea Exports Expand as Weak Won Offsets Europe Crisis
• South Korea’s June Crude Imports Rise 3% to 78.2 Million Barrels
• Murray Beats Clock, Baghdatis at Wimbledon as Williams Sets Mark
• Five-time All-Star Slugger Thome Acquired by Baltimore Orioles
• U.S. Tells Rwanda to Halt Support for Rebels in Eastern Congo
• Grimsson Leads in Early Count of Votes in Presidential Election
• PAE Says 43 Percent of Cerro Dragon Oil Wells Operational
• Italy Plans to Disrupt Tiki-Taka Spain in Euro Soccer Final
• Assad’s Future Blurry as World Powers Set New Syria Peace Plan
• Vivendi’s Fourtou Committed to Universal Music Strategy
• SNB President Jordan Says Enforcing Franc Limit Is Appropriate
• U.S. Faces Day or Two More of Extreme Heat, Severe Weather
• Mexico Army to Patrol Nuevo Laredo During Elections After Bomb
• Hong Kong Protesters Demand Probe of Li’s Death as Hu Visits
• Christie Calls Special Legislative Session on Tax Cuts
• Third-Round Play Begins at AT&T Golf, With No Fans to Watch
• Tunisia’s Anti-Corruption Minister Quits, Citing Lack of Power
• World Powers Agree on Set of Guidelines for Syria Transition
• Turkey to Limit Powers of Special Courts Probing Coup Plots
• Switzerland’s Cancellara Wins Tour de France Prologue
• Iran Calls for OPEC Emergency Meeting on Output, Mehr Says
• Laurent Blanc Won’t Renew Contract as French Soccer Team Coach
• Bollore Says Paris Liable for Costs to Rename Car-Sharing Plan
• Dewey Proposals to Hire Advisers Assailed by Trustee
• U.K. to Review Libor Future, Lawmakers Summon Barclays CEO
• Bolt Beaten by Blake in 100 Meters at Jamaican Olympic Trials
• World Bank Cancels Bangladesh Loan After Allegations
• N.J. Governor Christie Calls for Special Legislative Session
• Mursi Vows to Support Palestinians, Respect Existing Treaties
• Serena Williams Beats Zheng Jie to Reach Wimbledon Fourth Round
• Rosol, Who Beat Nadal, Loses to Kohlschreiber at Wimbledon
• Patria May Give Up Vulcabras Deal on Global Crisis, Estado Says
• Defending Champion Kvitova Advances to Fourth Round at Wimbledon
• Revamp May See Euro Soccer Championship Played Across Continent
• Deutsche Post May Raise Postal Rates by Next Year, FAS Reports
• Germany Wants Transaction Tax Tied to ESM Bank Aid, Focus Says
• F1’s Ecclestone Won’t Quit on Gribkowsky Verdict, Focus Reports
• Germany Sticks to Airline Ticket Tax, Handelsblatt Reports
• Saudi Shares Advance on European Debt Optimism, Oil-Price Surge
• Syrian Troops Retake Damascus Suburb After Fighting, Group Says
• Lady Gaga Boosts $392 Million Fashion, Contemporary-Art Sales
• Villas-Boas to Give Up $17 Million for Tottenham Job, Sun Says
• Mongolian Election Commission Orders New Vote in Two Districts
• Capivest, Elaf and Capital Management Shareholders Accept Merger
• Saudi National Water Has $5.3 Billion in Projects, SPA Reports
• Romanian Opposition Democrat-Liberal Party Chooses New Leader
• Annan Looks to Overcome Russia Misgivings Over Syria Plan
• Renault Eyes Building 5,000-10,000 Alpine Cars, LaTribune Says
• Germany Won’t Create New Subsidies for Renewables, Focus Reports
• U.K. Ministers Wants Independent Libor System Review, BBC Says
• Germans Reject More Political, Economic Integration, Welt Says
• German Majority Want Referendum on Fiscal Union, Focus Reports
• Germany’s ESM Role, EU Fiscal Pact Challenged in Court
• Gunmen Kill 3 Policemen During Attack in Northeastearn Nigeria
• Jordan Seeks Supplier Bids for 100,000 Metric Tons of Wheat
• Egypt Handover Ceremony Won’t End Mursi’s Army Struggle
• Merkel Says Closer Economic Ties Would Be Good for Germany
• U.K.’s Royal Mail Not Yet Prepared for Privatization, FT Says
• U.K. Serious Fraud Office Opted Against Libor Criminal Probe: FT
• Transport Chaos Remains Key Concern During Olympics, FT Says
• Russia’s Lavrov to Meet Annan Before Geneva Talks, RIA Says
• Abbas, Mofaz Sunday Meeting Postponed Indefinitely, Ma’an Says
• Korea Drenched by Monsoon Rains Amid Century’s Worst Drought
• PBOC Sees Progress on Non-Hong Kong Residents’ Yuan Accounts
• Lehman to Reap $1.5 Billion From Mortgage Bank Units, FT Says
• National Bank of Greece May Be Interested in Emporiki, FT Says
• Samsung Barred From U.S. Nexus Phone Sales in Apple Suit
• Gilts Decline for Fourth Week as EU Agreement Damps Safety Bid
• Spanish, Italian Notes Gain as EU Leaders Move to Contain Crisis
• Wieber Has Top Score as Women Gymnasts Battle for Olympic Berths
• Weltz Tops Favorites in 200-Meter Breaststroke at Olympic Trials
• Goaltender Martin Biron Agrees to Terms With New York Rangers
• Yankees’ Jeter Passes Cal Ripken on Baseball’s Career Hits List
• Heat’s Chris Bosh Skipping U.S. Olympic Basketball Due to Injury
• Hunter Mahan Leads by Two Strokes in AT&T, Tiger Woods Back Five
• Anti-Doping Panel Recommends Charges Against Lance Armstrong
• Ex-Citigroup Executive Gets 8 Years for Embezzlement
• Stockton Threatens to Bbe First City to Stiff Bondholders
• Google Said to Face U.S. Probe Over Motorola Patents
• Peter Madoff Admits Aiding Brother’s Ponzi Scheme
• Boeing Freighter Sales Drought Ends With FedEx Order
• Christie Makes Good on Veto Threat for $31.7 Billion N.J. Budget
• Constellation Said to Be Key to Cementing AB InBev Deal
• Microsoft’s Parker to Replace Guggenheimer as PC Liaison
• AMC Risks Millions of Viewers in Fights With Dish, AT&T
• AMR Said to Seek Extension to File Bankruptcy Plan
• IED Blows Off Soldier’s Buttocks: Lewis Lapham
• NYC Weekend Best: Trotsky’s Ax, The Feelies, NYPhil 360
• Trashy ‘Ted’; Hippies ‘Like Us’; ‘Unforgivable’: Movies
• Four Stars For Guare, Bernstein, Shaw Festival: Review
• U.S. 10-Year Notes Post First Monthly Loss Since March
• Pentagon Asks Congress to Shift Billions in Funding
• Vivendi Said to Plan Sale of Stake in Activision Blizzard
• Canadian Dollar Advances in June on Europe Debt-Crisis Optimism
• Euro Rises After EU Summit; Dollar Falls in Risk Advance
• U.S. Stocks Rally to Give Dow Best Month Since October
• Felix, Tarmoh Reach 200-Meter Final at U.S. Olympic Track Trials
• Camp Says Tax Changes Must Be Bipartisan as Details Hazy
• Constellation Brands Doubles Down on Corona in Move Beyond Wine