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July 2, 2012

• David Jones Offer Probed for Possible Disclosure Issues
• Micron’s Elpida Purchase Sets Up Samsung Challenge
• SPAIN DAYBOOK: Economy Minister at Event, Registered Jobless
• FORMOSA TAFFETA June Sales Fall 6.82% (Table) : 1434 TT
• Hyundai Heavy Announces Biggest Container-Vessel Order in a Year
• Treasuries Snap Gain on Speculation ECB to Cut Rate
• Euro Area Bought Some Time in Staving Off Breakup: Rogoff
• Australian Housing Permits Post Record Month on Apartments
• Mongolia Pushes Russia, China to Re-Route Planned Gas Line
• Global Warming No Longer Americans’ Top Environmental Concern, Poll Finds
• Chinese Temple Where Women Pray for Kids Plans $118 Million IPO
• California Controller Appeals Ruling Over Lawmakers’ Pay
• Taiwan Dollar Rises on Optimism Monetary Easing to Boost Exports
• South Korea Has 16,324 MW of Nuclear Capacity Online
• Dollar Weakens on Fed Easing Prospects; Aussie Advances
• Ex-Goldman Partner Chan Named Dymon CEO as Hedge Fund Grows
• Groupon Chairman Lefkofsky Shifts Focus to Investment Firm
• Taiwan’s CPC Corp. Shuts No. 4 Naphtha Cracker for Maintenance
• Far East Horizon CEO Seeks Overseas Debt to Fund Chinese Schools
• Adaro, Wijaya Karya, United Tractors: Indonesian Equity Preview
• Apple Loses Bid for Emergency Ban on HTC Phone Imports
• Australian Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Perpetual Approved to Raise Echo Stake as Crown, Genting Wait
• Nets Agree to Acquire Joe Johnson in Trade With Hawks, ESPN Says
• South Korea Shuns Moms at Peril as Workforce Shrinks
• Full Tilt Poker’s Bitar Can Be Released on Bond Judge Rules
• Obama Invokes McCain as Romney Cites Clinton to Make Case
• Mercedes Lags in China as Audi and BMW Hit the Throttle
• Japan Stock Futures Gain on Expectations Fed, ECB to Ease
• Kim Clijsters Bids Goodbye to Wimbledon After Loss
• Publicis Employees Win Class Status in Sex-Bias Suit
• Twitter User-Detail Inquiries From Governments Surge
• FINRA Lost $84 Million in 2011 Amid Trading Volume Dip
• Comic Greeks, Odd Goats, Wife-Swappers Inhabit Frayn’s ’Skios’
• Big Cats Face Poachers, Safari Hunters, Coming Extinction
• Shale Gas Won’t Meet Future U.K. Energy Needs, Professor Says
• New Life for North Sea Oil Hinges on Coal Gas
• Renzo Piano’s Shard Points Finger at London Neighbors
• BOE Reviews Salaries as King Thanks Staff for Coping With Freeze
• Fourth of July Grillers Pay for Record Burgers: Chart of the Day
• Silver Futures May Rise 25% on Double Bottom: Technical Analysis
• Jonathan’s Reform Plan for Nigeria Mired in Scandals
• Allen & Overy Revenue Rises 6% As Most Fees From Outside London
• Garfield, Stone Heat Up Latest ‘Spider-Man’ Film: Review
• News Corp.’s Internal Hacking Probers Confuse Skeptics
• Gross’s Pimco Total Return Attracted $1.4 Billion in June
• SunTrust Not Liable for LandAmerica Losses, Court Rules
• Exxon Mobil to Flare Gas at Its Torrance Refinery July 5-6
• The Right Way to Repeal Jackson-Vanik
• Breast-Feeding Won’t Make Your Children Smarter
• Eric Schmidt’s Irrational Optimism
• There’s Something Rotten in Banking
• Gasoline at U.S. Pumps Drops to Six-Month Low on Falling Oil
• Mammoth Lakes, California, to File for Bankruptcy Protection
• COMMODITIES DAYBOOK: Corn Surges on Hot, Dry Weather in U.S.
• Emerging Stocks Rise to 1-Week High on China Data, Europe
• Mexico Stocks Drop on Congressional Gridlock Concern; Peso Gains
• MTN Asks Judge to Dismiss Turkcell Lawsuit Over Iran Deal
• China Ming Yang, Reliance in Joint Venture to Develop India Wind
• Big California Cities Exempt From Prevailing-Pay Law
• Argentina Tax Revenues Rose 21% to 58.7 Billion Pesos in June
• Interpublic Sued by Former Executive Over Facebook Stake
• Mexico Stocks: Alfa, Autlan, Grupo Modelo Were Active
• Brazil Stops Authorizing Loans for Foreign Wind Companies
• U.S. Gulf Coast Crudes Strengthen as WTI-Brent Spread Widens
• GlaxoSmithKline Reaches Plea Agreement Over Drug Labeling
• Verizon Faces Query in Emergency-Call Failure in Washington Area
• Peru Exports Fell for Second Month in May, Association Says
• Verizon Says FCC Open-Internet Rule Violates Owner Rights
• Dollar Gains as U.S. Factory Gauge Drops; Real Climbs
• Twitter Must Turn Over Information on Protester’s Posts
• Treasuries Gain Most in Week as Manufacturing Contracts
• Corn, Soy, Wheat Seen Higher as Hot Weather Cuts Crop Conditions
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for July 2
• Louis Dreyfus Sued by Trader Over Cotton Futures Pricing
• Brazilian Currency Rallies to Level Stronger Than 2 Per Dollar
• Rangel Lead Narrows in New York Democratic Primary for House
• Goldman Sachs’s Hawker Files Reorganization Plan
• Qihoo CFO Denies Anonymous’s Report of Lower Online Traffic
• Funds Win With Bull Bets Before Biggest Rally Since ’09
• Inflation Set to Fall Below Central-Bank Targets, JPMorgan Says
• Brazilian Stock Movers: Cielo, Copasa and Cosan Were Active
• Shareholder Activism in Japan? Not Yet
• UnitedHealth’s $20.5 Billion Pentagon Award Upheld by Agency
• Samsung Requests Stay of Nexus Sales Ban in Apple Lawsuit
• Icahn Says He’ll Investigate Forest CEO’s Stock Sales
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, July 2
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, July 2
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, July 2
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on July 2
• Brazil Stimulus Won’t Undermine Budget Target, Augustin Says
• Argentina Stock Movers: Holcim Argentina, TGN, TGS Were Active
• Kim Says World Bank’s First Priority Is to Aid Growth
• MarkWest Energy Increases Credit Line to $1.2 Billion
• Credit Swaps in U.S. Fall as Manufacturing Data Shrank in June
• CME Group Fines Whiteside $225,000 for Natural Gas Trades
• S&P 500 Erases Drop as M&A Deals Temper Manufacturing
• Crude Oil Drops as Manufacturing Shrinks: Commodities at Close
• Pfizer’s Quigley Files Sixth Reorganization Plan
• Treasuries, Dollar Gain on Manufacturing; S&P 500 Rises
• McDonald’s New CEO Focuses on Chicken Amid Shaky Economy
• Cielo Falls After $670 Million U.S. Purchase: Sao Paulo Mover
• Internet Stocks Lead Retreat on Manufacturing: China Overnight
• AMC Agrees With AT&T to Keep Networks on Pay TV System
• JPMorgan’s Largest ETN Rises to Record Premium After Share Halt
• Moody’s Pension Reporting Changes May Adjust Local Muni Ratings
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for July 2
• OpenTable Falls as Analyst Sees Sales Drop: San Francisco Mover
• Top Inventor Silicon Valley to Get Own U.S. Patent Office
• Manufacturing in U.S. Unexpectedly Contracted in June
• Manufacturing in U.S. Unexpectedly Contracted in June
• Ivanhoe Rises After Company Says No Adverse Events: Dallas Mover
• Lincoln Hires Goldman’s Cooper to Oversee Investments
• GE to Sell Lending Unit to EverBank for $2.51 Billion
• Universal’s ‘Ted’ No. 1 Film With $54.4 Million in Sales
• Volatility Surges in S&P 500 With Volume Lowest in Decade
• U.S. SEC to Meet on Conflict Mineral and Advertising Rules
• MEMC Gains on Sale of 98 Megawatts of Europe Solar Farms
• Nude Photo ‘Sexts’ Sent by One in Four Teens, Study Finds
• Dell Agrees to Buy Quest for $2.4 Billion Adding Software
• BorgWarner Agrees to Sell Unit to Federal-Mogul
• Credit Suisse Seeks $321 Million Selling Part of Aberdeen
• Sina Falls to Lowest Since January as Maxim Cuts Forecast
• Micron Agrees to Buy Elpida in $2.5 Billion Transaction
• Chesapeake’s 1% Tax Rate Shows Cost of Drilling Subsidy
• Ingram Micro to Buy BrightPoint for $840 Million
• U.S. Corn, Soybean Ratings Fall for Fourth Week on Dry Weather
• Midcontinent Gasoline Strengthens as August Becomes Lead Month
• Need for Transfusion in Heart Surgery Questioned in Study
• Honduras Coffee Exports Rose in June, Industry Group Says
• Amazon Says Data Center Power Back After Storm Outage
• Dry Weather Helps Brazil’s Sugar, Coffee Harvest, Says Somar
• The Median Age in India: 26
• Djokovic Wins as Federer Overcomes Injury, Sharapova Is Upset
• Airbus to Build Planes in Alabama, Challenging Boeing
• Ethanol Rises to Three-Month High on Corn Costs
• NBA Top Pick Anthony Davis Sprains Ankle in Training, Team Says
• Fed's Williams Says Record Stimulus Not Inflationary
• Rennert Countersues Perelman Over Joint Venture
• Abound Solar Files Bankruptcy With Some U.S.-Backed Debt
• U.S. Completes Environmental Review for Largest Wind Farm
• Oil Drops as U.S. Manufacturing Shrinks in June
• Pena Nieto Claims Mexico Vote Win as PRI Returns to Power
• Con Ed Seeks to Resume Talks as Managers Run Operations
• Dynegy Unit Judge to Allow Bankruptcy Plan Vote
• Widmer-Schlumpf Says SNB Can Intervene “For as Long as it Wants’
• Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Bankruptcy Ban to Be Extended
• Carlyle, Sunoco Agree to Joint Venture for Refinery
• Comcast’s Bonds Gain Following $2.25 Billion Two-Part Offering
• Bond Market Backs Obama With Record Demand for New Debt
• Phelps Won’t Compete in 200-Meter Freestyle at London Olympics
• Oil Options Volatility Falls as Futures Rise
• Google Outlines Proposals to EU to End Antitrust Probe
• Michael Jordan’s Son Arrested After Omaha Hotel Scuffle
• Jeneba Tarmoh Backs Out of 100-Meter Runoff With Felix
• Fed’s Hawks, Doves Fight Stimulus Civil War, Blinder Says
• NBA Top Pick Anthony Davis Sprains Ankle in Training, Yahoo Says
• Woonsocket Shouldn’t Care So Much About Its Bondholders
• Ecuador Foreign Reserves Fell 4% Last Week to $3.93 Billion
• Obama Looks for Lift From Court Rulings, Euro Debt Deal
• Keiser’s Bandon East Tees Off in Nova Scotia as Courses Close
• Peru Yields Fall Most in Three Weeks After European Agreement
• Pena Nieto ‘Convinced’ He’ll Reach Energy Pact
• Yandex Search Share Declines in Russia, Liveinternet Says
• John Roberts, a Conservative Liberals Can Love
• FSA Says Barclays Not Alone as Prosecutors Weigh Libor Probe
• Republican Governors Group Outraises Democrat Counterpart
• Pena Nieto Prosperity Vow for Mexico Means Mastering the PRI
• Jeneba Tarmoh Backs Out of 100-Meter Runoff, New York Times Says
• Alta Mogiana Sees Brazil Area’s Cane Output at 494 Million Tons
• German Offshore Wind Farm Owners to Get Compensated for Delays
• Stockton Battle With Bondholders Begins This Week
• Nigeria, Vulcan to Build New Refineries in $4.5 Billion Accord
• Mexico’s IMEF Says Manufacturing Index at 55.7 in June
• Mercuria Buys Forties Oil; Surgut Sells Urals to Shell, Statoil
• Goodwood Festival of Speed 2012
• PRI Failed to Win Majority in Mexico Lower House, Lawmaker Says
• Italy Average Weekly Fruit Prices: Week to July 1
• Italy Average Weekly Vegetables Prices: Week to July 1
• Cameron Says Parliament Will Probe U.K. Banks Over Libor
• French Farm-Production Costs Rose 2.9% in May on Energy
• Sanko Steamship, Elpida Memory, PGB, China Medical: Bankruptcy
• Oil-Tankers Slump Is Sign to Morgan Stanley of Imports Slide
• Euro May Weaken Versus Aussie on ECB Rate View, Citi Says
• Navy to Combat Sexual Assault With New Training Video
• Russian First-Half Arms Exports Exceed $6.5 Billion, Putin Says
• Italian Notes Gain on ECB Bets as Spanish Bonds Drop
• Rob Pullen, Tellabs CEO Who Focused on Wireless Gear, Dies at 50
• Lira Gains Second Day as Slower Growth Forecasts Lower Deficit
• Clinton Says Sanctions Pushing Iran Toward Negotiations
• Polish Stocks: PBG, PKO Bank Polski, Synthos Are Active
• Israel Forces Attack Target in South Lebanon, Jazeera Says
• Soco International Rises in London on Vietnam Field Purchase
• Kenya Shilling Gains 2nd Day as Central Bank Curbs Money Supply
• IMF Sees Increasing Pressure to Relax Romanian Fiscal Policy
• European Stocks Advance as Investors Eye ECB Decision
• U.K. Stocks Climb for Second Day on Chinese Manufacturing
• Aareal Bank Jumps After Euro Region Leaders Loosen Bailout Rules
• AMC Agrees With AT&T to Keep Networks on Pay TV System
• JPMorgan Tightens Bond Grip as Whale Loss Weighs
• GeoResources Seen Returning 56% With July Halcon Deal: Real M&A
• Vestas Tumbles on Report of Debt Restructuring Talks
• Mark Cavendish Wins Tour de France Stage in Sprint Finish
• Heritage Oil Buys Stake in Nigerian Field From Shell, Total
• Nigeria’s Oil Bill Awaits Cabinet Approval, President Says
• Turkish Stocks: Arcelik, Fenerbahce, Tat Konserve, Ulker Move
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for July 2
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: KenolKobil, Transnational Corp. Move
• Poker $1 Million Buy-In Event Opens as Player Folds Quad Eights
• Diamond Defies Pressure, Pledges to Complete Review
• Swiss Stocks Rise for Second Day; Transocean Shares Gain
• Hogs Rise to One-Year High as Heat Reduces Weights; Cattle Drop
• Wheat Crop in Russia’s Krasnodar Region Seen Falling at SovEcon
• Ruble Retreats Most in Week as Crude Oil Drops on Europe Jobless
• In Praise of Sheldon Adelson
• Hungary Stocks: E-Star Alternativ, OTP Bank Move in Budapest
• Egypt’s Mursi Boosts Military Pensions by 15 Percent
• Pimco’s El-Erian Says U.S., Emerging Markets Are Top Investments
• Russian Equity Movers: E.On, MMK, Mechel, MRSK Holding, RusHydro
• BNP Said to Mull Plan for $50 Billion Spain-Italy Funding
• Euro Options Show a Year More of Pain on Record Flow
• MRSK Holding Falls as Holders Approve Federal Grid Merger
• Mechel Jumps to Week-High as UBS Forecasts Rally on Coal
• Itron Wins Meter Order From Australia’s Largest Water Utility
• RusHydro Rises to Strongest in Two Weeks on Tariffs Increase
• Pound Strengthens Versus Euro as EU Bond Plan Faces Resistance
• South Korea Shipbuilders to Post First Export Drop in 19 Years
• Rand Retreats From Seven-Week High on U.S. Manufacturing Data
• Three Urals Crude Cargoes Said to Be Dropped From Loading Plan
• Berkshire’s Pederson Says U.S. Businesses Scaling Back
• German Hotel Acquisitions Plunged in First Half, Jones Lang Says
• U.K. Banks Limit Fees on Structured Products Before FSA Rules
• Czech Stocks: Erste Group Bank, Komercni Bank Move in Prague
• GlaxoSmithKline Agrees to Pay $3 Billion in U.S. Drug Settlement
• Solvency II Needs to Reflect European Bond Risks, Pimco Says
• Diamond Says he Has ‘Full Support’ After Record Libor Fine
• Austrian Regulator Probes Slim Buying Telekom Austria Stake
• QE2 Ocean Liner to Be Turned Into 300-Room Hotel Moored in Dubai
• Vietnam’s Domestic Coffee Price Beats Export Levels on Crop End
• Saudi Arabia’s Cabinet Approves First Mortgage Law
• Statement by the IMF Mission to Austria (Text)
• Serbia to Halt Production at Its Sole Steel Mill Next Week
• Libya to Release Four International Criminal Court Staff
• Confectionary Makers Plan to Offer Turkish Delight to Obama
• Giggs Joins Richards, Bellamy on British Olympic Soccer Squad
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, July 2
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, July 2
• Unipetrol Declines Most in Three Months on Refinery Shutdown
• Nigerian Naira Depreciates as Inflation Concern Slows Inflows
• Manufacturing in U.S. Unexpectedly Contracted in June, ISM Says
• Brodeur Signs $9 Million, 2-Year Pact With Devils, ESPN Says
• U.S. Steel Hires Ex-Gerdau Executive Longhi as COO
• UN Plan’s Failure to Force Assad Exit Seen as Russian Win
• London’s Shard Owner Estimates Towers’ Value at $3.9 Billion
• Elmer Davis on the Last Old-Time Convention
• Clinton Calls Russia Backing Syria Plan Significant Step
• Why Obama Should Embrace the Obamacare Tax
• Serbia’s Jat Tehnika And Airbus Plan Training Center for Balkans
• Salehi Urges West’s Cooperation to Avert Iran Showdown
• Construction Spending in U.S. Climbs to More Than Two-Year High
• DNA Mapping of Alzheimer’s Patients Gives Deep Dive View
• Transnational of Nigeria Drops Third Day, Hits Four-Week Low
• McGraw-Hill, CME Group Start S&P Dow Jones Indices Venture
• Arab States Call for Unified Front Against Syrian Violence
• Ore Ships Extend Gains on Owners Idling Amid Unprofitable Rates
• Volkswagen Sees Slovak Plant Operating at Full Capacity in 2013
• Dell Said to Be Near Buying Quest to Gain Data Software
• Linde to Buy Lincare Holdings for $3.8 Billion in Stock
• Housing, Domestic Oil May Boost U.S. Growth, Pimco Says
• Stelios-Backed FastJet to Announce Fundraising in Coming Weeks
• Fund-Manager Pay Rules Included in EU Madoff Fraud Response
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Nordic Countries Say Could Have Mutual Bank Rule Recognition
• German Counterintelligence Head Quits Amid Neo-Nazi Probe
• Kodak, Solar Millennium, Xanadoo, St. Vincent: Bankruptcy
• KenolKobil Gains as Owners Wait for Buyout Price: Nairobi Mover
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jul 01, 2012.
• Serena Williams Defeats Shvedova to Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinal
• Kenya Airways Rallies Most in More Than 3 Years: Nairobi Mover
• Dena Bank & Canara Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Heat to Grip U.S. East Coast as Severe Storms Possible
• SBI Global Factor & HDFC CP:India Money Markets
• SBT CD Deals: Indian Money Market
• Global Corn Output Forecast Raised to 917 Million Tons by IGC
• Deutsche Telekom Joins Telefonica on Mozilla Mobile-Phone System
• Markit Final Index of U.S. Manufacturing Fell to 52.5 in June
• Turkey Sends F-16s to Deter Syrian Helicopters Near Border
• Hungary Bonds Drop Most in 3 Weeks on Central Bank Rate Warning
• Corn Surges as U.S. Farmers Contend With Hot, Dry Spell
• EU Sugar Production Seen Falling 5.4% as French Output Drops
• Oil Declines After Biggest Gain Since 2009 on Europe
• EnBW Unit to Invest in World’s ‘Most Efficient’ Gas Power Plant
• Banks’ Living Wills, Libor Blueprint, China: Compliance
• DP CleanTech Builds Rice-to-Power Plant in Philippines
• ViniPortugal's Vale Discusses Portuguese Wines (Audio)
• Funtleyder, Brusuelas, Willis Discuss Health Care (Audio)
• Mobile Ad Network Jumptap Raises $27.5 Million, Looks to IPO
• Turkish Air Force Hits Three Targets of PKK in Northern Iraq
• Cameron Says He’s Not Opposed to U.K. Referendum on EU
• Iran Imports 2 Million Metric Tons of Wheat, Fars Reports
• India Sensex Snaps Four-Day Rally; ITC, Tata Motors Drop
• Kazakh Strategy to Repair Bank Capital Won’t Work, Moody’s Says
• Pound Falls as Manufacturing Fuels Stimulus Bets
• Money Managers Boost Bets on Higher White Sugar Price by 53%
• Osborne to Make Statement on U.K. Banks as Labour Seeks Inquiry
• Hollande Needs EU43 Billion 2012-13 Savings, Auditor Says
• Home Sales Rise 25% in China’s Guangdong in June, Xinhua Says
• Brazil Economists Cut 2012 Growth Forecast for Eighth Week
• Cielo Agrees to Buy Merchant e-Solutions for $670 Million
• Banking Group Cancels Party This Week Following Libor Probe
• South Africa to Track Intended Grain Imports and Exports
• Iranians Replace Meat With Pasta as Oil Sanctions Hit Nation
• Prokhorov’s RenCap Said to Be Closing India, Hong Kong Offices
• Ukraine to Get $3 Billion Loan From China for Agriculture
• Deutsche Telekom Teams Up With Mastercard for Mobile Payments
• E-Star Alternativ Falls as Hungarian State Reviews Contracts
• Al-Qaeda Militants Claim Attack on Syria TV, State-Run TV Says
• Adobe, EarthGrains, Megaupload: Intellectual Property
• Kingsman Reduces Brazil Area’s Sugar Cane Crop Estimate by 2%
• Credit Agricole Said in Cheuvreux Talks With Kepler, Viel
• XPEC ENTERTAINME June Sales Fall 56.24% (Table) : 3662 TT
• Global Factory Indexes Beat Forecasts as Slumps Ease
• CEZ Receives Three Bids for Temelin Nuclear Power Project
• Iran-Oil Sanctions Risk Biggest OPEC Export Loss Since Libya
• U.S. Olympic 100-Meter Spot Comes Down to Historic Run-Off
• Kenya, Somali Forces Rescue Four Refugee Workers in Somalia
• ILI TECHNOLOGY June Sales Rise 62.19% (Table) : 3598 TT
• MICROBIO CO LTD June Sales Fall 39.15% (Table) : 4128 TT
• Persian Gulf Stocks: DP World and Industries Qatar Are Active
• Asian Stocks Rise as China, Japan Data Eases Growth Fears
• Euro-Area Unemployment Climbs to Record on Spanish Cuts
• Spain Overestimating Bank Profit Risks Seeking Too Little
• Asia’s Home Prices Rebound as Low Interest Rates Boost Sales
• Rhoen Klinikum May Decline After Fresenius Offer Fails
• Gasoil Crack Advances; Gunvor Sells More Gasoline: Oil Products
• Shell Applies to Turkey to Seek Oil in Black Sea, Sabah Reports
• Altana Reshuffles Supervisory Board, Adds Ex-Cognis CEO Trius
• Sony to Buy Cloud Gaming Company Gaikai for $380 Million
• Evraz Agrees to Raise Net Debt-to-Ebitda Covenant to 3.5
• Thailand Stocks: PTT Exploration, Rojana Industrial, Sriracha
• Total, GDF Confirm Gas Find in Azerbaijan’s Absheron Field
• NLB Wins Temporary European Union Approval for Slovenia Bailout
• NLB Wins Temporary European Union Approval for Slovenia Bailout
• Man Robs Sberbank of $6,150 With Ceiling Shot, Bag of Lights
• Portugal May Sell 3.75 Billion Euros of Bills in Third Quarter
• South African Coal Export Prices Increase Most in 18 Months
• Hungary Budget Steps Threaten Deficit Goal, Fiscal Council Says
• Fenerbahce Chairman Yildirim to Be Released From Jail, AA Says
• U.S. May Face More Pressure to Unblock Myanmar Aid, ADB Says
• Amiad Water Wins Contract at Israel Desalination Plant on Coast
• VIA TECH INC June Sales Fall 25.55% (Table) : 2388 TT
• David Jones Says A$1.65 Billion Takeover Bid Withdrawn
• Mongolia Democratic Party Confident of Victory After Voting
• Romania’s Leu Remains Steady After Moody’s Cuts Credit Outlook
• IMF Says Austrian Exit From Banks Should Reduced Overbanking
• Bonus BioGroup Surges to One-Year High After Raising $1 Million
• Indonesian Stock Movers: Adaro, Energi Mega, Global Mediacom
• Euro Stays Weaker Versus Yen After Euro-Area Unemployment Data
• Yuan Touches One-Month High After Manufacturing Data Tops Survey
• South Africa PMI Drops Below 50 as Manufacturing Shrinks
• Asian Currencies Gain as Europe Deal Revitalizes Equities Demand
• Shell, Petronet to Receive Spot LNG Cargoes in India, Data Show
• POWER MATE TECHN June Sales Fall 13.10% (Table) : 8109 TT
• India’s Madhya Pradesh Power Seeks 800,000 Tons Imported Coal
• Indonesian Sub-Bituminous Coal Swaps Rise; China Contracts Flat
• Taiwan Dollar Touches One-Week High on Europe Debt-Deal Optimism
• Lynas CEO Finds Social Media Hobbles Rare-Earths Plans
• Linde to Fund Lincare Deal With $4.5 Billion Acquisition Loan
• Crude Oil, Natural Gas Fall; Corn Rallies: Commodities at Close
• Biblical Samson Torches Fox Tails in Ancient Synagogue Mosaic
• Olympic Figure Skating’s Kim to Compete in 2014 Games
• Vietnam Bonds Fall on Speculation Banks’ Investments Will Slow
• Hwange Colliery MD Says Loan Talks Focus on Repayment Guarantees
• Tat Konserve Falls in Istanbul as Unit Stops Livestock Activity
• Magnitogorsk Gains on Speculation Court to Strike Flinders Deal
• China Home Prices Post First Gain in 10 Months, SouFun Says
• Philippine Peso Rises to 11-Month High on Europe; Bonds Gain
• Euro-Area Manufacturing Contracted for 11th Month in June
• Suez Cement Delays $248 Million Expansion on Unrest, Alam Says
• German Home-Portfolio Investments Rose in First Half, CBRE Says
• China’s Manufacturing Growth Weakens as New Orders Drop
• Polish June PMI Falls to 35-Month Low on Orders, Output
• Euro Stays Weaker Against Dollar, Yen After Euro-Area PMI Data
• Raw Sugar Delivery for July Futures Seen at 1.1 Million Tons
• Ozawa Leaves Ruling DPJ Over Japan Sales Tax in Blow to Noda
• Goldman to Expand REIT to 300 Billion Yen as Market Bottoms
• Palm Oil Gains to One-Month High on U.S. Soybean Crop Concerns
• Italian 10-Year Bonds Extend Gain; Yield Declines to 5.70%
• Euro Leaders Turn to Central Bank for Help to Tackle Crisis
• German Minister Confident Court Won’t Stop ESM, Passauer Says
• Italian May Unemployment Rate Declines for First Time in a Year
• Spurs to Hire Villas-Boas on Four-Year Contract: Soccer Roundup
• China Stocks: Aluminium Corp. of China, Poly Real Estate, SAIC
• Banks’ Dollar Funding Costs Decline to One-Week Low in Europe
• Philippine Equity Movers: Aboitiz Power, Ayala, Pancake House
• Greece May Grant Concessions for Country’s Ports, Imerisia Says
• Chinese Stocks Advance on Home Prices, Manufacturing
• U.K. Stocks Advance for a Second Day; BP, Weir Group Rise
• Copper Declines as Data Signals a Slowdown: LME Preview
• Czech Manufacturing Deteriorated for Third Month in June
• U.K. Homebuilders See Olympic Distractions Hurting Summer Sales
• Bosch Urges Import Tariffs on Solar Cells, Handelsblatt Says
• Japanese Stocks Snap Three-Day Win Streak as Yen Advances
• Turkish Bond Yields Rise First Time in Five Days; Lira Weakens
• Nippon Yusen to Double Logistics Sales on Shipping Slump
• Russian Railways Says June Cargo Volume Increased 3% on Year
• German Adviser Sees Risk in ESM Bond Buying, Handelsblatt Says
• Segro to Purchase French Logistics Properties for $203 Million
• RDC SEMICONDUCTO June Sales Fall 23.78% (Table) : 3228 TT
• Oil Falls as Biggest Gain Since 2009 Prompts Selling
• Hilton, Inveravante Group to Open Hotels in Morocco’s Tangier
• CELXPERT ENERGY June Sales Rise 64.67% (Table) : 3323 TT
• Apple Pays Proview $60m to Resolve IPad Trademark Dispute
• Romanian Government Sued Over Chevron Agreements, Bursa Reports
• Samsung Drops After U.S. Court Blocks Nexus Phone Sales
• South Korean Equity Movers: Dong-A, LG, Samsung, SK Innovation
• Kuwait Refinery Attracts Five International Bidders, Al-Rai Says
• U.K. Court Orders Wiese’s Seized Cash Return, Business Day Says
• Aussie Near 2-Month High on Bets RBA to Avoid Rate Cut
• Czech Government May Delay Budget Balancing, Hospodarske Says
• Segro Buys French Logistics Assets for 160.8 Million Euros
• Areva Solar Venture Seeks Power Agreement After Losing Funds
• Indonesia Inflation Unexpectedly Accelerates on Food Prices
• Taiwan Stocks: Powerchip Technology, United Microelectronics
• KBC Won’t Provide More Money to Slovenia’s NLB, Tijd Reports
• CSU’s Michelbach Rejects Direct Bank Aid by Euro Rescue Fund
• N.Z. Says Agriculture Exempt From Emissions Plan Through 2015
• Montreal Canadiens Sign Former Rangers Forward Brandon Prust
• U.S. Judge Strikes Federal Rule on For-Profit Colleges
• MEXICO DAYBOOK: Pena Nieto Wins Election, May Remittances Report
• Igor Kim Acquires WestLB’s Russian Branch, Vedomosti Reports
• Iran Starts Military Drill to Show Nation’s Readiness, TV Says
• Josh Hamilton Leads Rangers’ All-Stars With Record Vote Total
• Carbon-Price Future Clouded as Gillard Trails in Polls
• Mao College Town Booms Signaling Offset to Slowdown in China
• Biggest June Gain in Decade Pushes Stocks Past Bonds in 2012
• Micron Agrees to Buy Rexchip Stake Amid Elpida Takeover Plan
• Phelps Set to Chase Another 8 Olympic Golds After U.S. Trials
• Green Infra May Get $50 Million Solar Loan From IFC
• Baker McKenzie, Skadden, Sullivan, Akin: Business of Law
• Intel Planning Booming Touch Screen Demand for New Laptops: Tech
• Brown Lifts Agency Default Risk in Budget Balancing: Muni Credit
• N.J. Lawmakers Ordered to Return for Special Tax Session
• White Castle to Gadget Maker See Risks in Health Law
• Wine Sleuth Sniffs Out Fakes, Takes Hammer to Lafite
• NYC 4th Best: Schooners, Rooftops, Barbeques, Booze
• Scene in D.C.: Guests Cheer Tiger Woods, Japanese Party
• Alabama Shakes Bring Musical Fireworks to Free NYC Show
• Auto Sales Stall With 500,000 Cut From 2013 U.S. Outlook
• Teacher’s Wages Garnished as U.S. Goes After Loan Default
• Tiger Woods Passes Nicklaus’s Win Total With Third Title of 2012
• Lew Says Republicans Should ’Get Over’ Health Law Debate
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