Archive

July 7, 2012

• Western Australia Bans Shark Tourism After Four Fatal Attacks
• Fitch Analysts to Visit South Korea July 10-12 for Annual Review
• Economic Growth Key to Afghanistan’s Stability, Clinton Says
• Post-Qaddafi Libya Held First National Ballot in Decades
• Colin Marshall, Who Turned Around British Airways, Dies at 78
• Serena Williams Pounds Way to Wimbledon Title With Serve Record
• Bombardier CSeries 2012 Debut Flight at Risk on Controls
• Areva Looks to China as France Rethinks Nuclear Power
• New York Yankees Hit Four Home Runs in 6-1 Win Over Red Sox
• Glencore Colombian Miners to Resume Talks in Bid to Avert Strike
• England Defeats Australia by 8 Wickets to Clinch 1-Day Series
• Norway Oil Strike Parties Are in Deadlock, Mediator Says
• Buenos Aires Province to Send Bill to Sell Bogar Holdings
• PLASTRON PRECISI June Sales Fall 0.85% (Table) : 6185 TT
• Afghanistan Given Special Ally Status by U.S., Clinton Says
• Venezuela’s Chavez Congratulates Mexico’s Pena Nieto on Win
• Wiggins Takes Tour de France Lead as Teammate Froome Wins Stage
• France Telecom Plans Compensation After Network Failure
• Schaeuble, Moscovici to Share Euro Chairmanship, Spiegel Says
• Russia’s Novorossiysk Port Restarts Operations After Flooding
• Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso Wins Pole for F-1 British Grand Prix
• ‘Spider-Man’ on Track for $60-$65 Million Weekend, Sony Says
• Radwanska Takes 2nd Set of Wimbledon Final to Tie With Williams
• INPAQ TECHNOLOGY June Sales Fall 8.57% (Table) : 6284 TT
• Defection of Assad Adviser Show Cracks in Syrian Regime
• Brazil Plans Measures to Lower Industry Power Prices, Folha Says
• GE-Safran Venture Sees $500 Billion Engine Market Through 2031
• Wimbledon Women’s Final Restarts After Rain Delays Tennis Match
• Saudi Arabian Shares Gain as Companies Release Earnings Results
• U.K. Army Chief Expresses Shock When Budget Was Reduced, FT Says
• England Limits Australia to 200-9 in 4th One-Day Cricket Match
• Wimbledon Women’s Final Suspended By Rain With Williams Leading
• Boeing Sales Chief Vacancy Won’t Block Air-Show Deals
• Findus Said to Be Taken Over by Junior Lenders in Restructuring
• Van Gaal Named Netherlands National Soccer Coach Again
• Rajoy Calls on EU to Deliver Debt Purchases as Spain Yields Rise
• European Ministers Consider Tools to Improve Water Management
• Manchester City to Bid $23 Million for Van Persie, Sun Reports
• Russian Novorossiysk Port Operation Temporarily Halted by Storm
• Saudi Court Sentences Two Asians to 3,000 Lashes, Arab News Says
• Post-Qaddafi Libya Has First National Vote in Four Decades
• Murray, Federer Tennis Final Tickets Sell for $23,217, Sky Says
• Alfacam Gets Three More Months to Find Investors, De Tijd Says
• S&P Says Rising Euro Recession Risk Requires Government Action
• Belgium Overruled Nuclear Plant’s Early Closing, De Morgen Says
• U.S. Urges Serbs to End Help to ‘Illegal’ Forces in Kosovo
• German Monopolies Agency Tells Bahn to Divest Network, FAZ Says
• Audi Plans to Overtake BMW by 2020, Sueddeutsche Zeitung Says
• Belgium Seeks Extra 78 Million Euros for Budget, La Libre Says
• Brenntag CFO Mueller Aims for DAX Listing, Boersen-Zeitung Says
• Sweden Opposition Leader Wants More Spending on Export Companies
• Total’s $20 Billion 2012 Investment Aided By Oil Price, CEO Says
• Sietas to Sell Neuenfelder to Norway’s TTS, Abendblatt Reports
• Atos Plans to Hire 400 People in Germany, Euro am Sonntag Says
• Lotus F1 Owners Plan to Invest in European Soccer, FT Reports
• Copenhagen Interbank Rate Is Too High, Jyllands-Posten Says
• Allianz CEO Predicts Deutsche Mark Would Cause Slump, Welt Says
• SAP Appoints Harry Thomsen as German Head, Euro am Sonntag Says
• Osborne to Defend U.K. Bank’s Right to Pay High Bonus, FT Says
• Arkema CEO Wants to Keep Company Independent, Investir Reports
• Bruederle Would Give Greece More Time for Reforms, Welt Reports
• National Water Awards 2.1 Billion Riyals in Projects, SPA Says
• Former British Airways CEO Colin Marshall Dies, Times Reports
• Merkel’s Advisers Say Debt-Crisis Deal Only Helps in Short Term
• Vietnam Regulator Tells Lenders to Cut Rates on Loans Further
• German Bonds Surge as ECB Cuts Rates Without Supporting Spain
• Gilts Gain for First Time in Five Weeks as BOE Boosts Purchases
• Radwanska Has Respiratory Illness Ahead of First Wimbledon Final
• Teixeira Scores Decisive Run in Yankees’ 10-8 Win Over Red Sox
• Phillies Ryan Howard Gets 2 Hits in Return From Achilles Injury
• Barclays Sued by Investor Over Alleged Euribor Actions
• California Senate Approves Spending on High-Speed Trains
• Webb Simpson Leads Greenbrier Classic, Woods, Mickelson Miss Cut
• NYC Best: Cumming’s Macbeth, CBGB Festival, Big Cook Out
• Stone’s ‘Savages’; Gruff ‘Ride’; Dueling Brothers: Movies
• Podesta Urges Against Prolonged Action on Fiscal Hurdles
• Dollar Gains Most in 10 Months Versus Euro on Demand for Safety
• Pettersen Leads Wie, Kerr After 36 Holes at U.S. Women’s Open
• Canada Dollar Gains Versus Most Peers on Central Banks’ Stimulus
• Buffett Makes Annual Donation to Bill Gates Foundation
• Ray Allen Leaving Celtics for NBA Champion Heat, Arison Says
• Treasuries Rise as Slowing Job Gains Fuel Bets on Fed
• U.S. Stocks Fall for Week as Jobs Data, ECB Damp Optimism
• Comcast Said Near $3 Billion Deal to Sell Stake in A&E
• Basel Group Seeks Tougher Rules for Non-Centrally Cleared Swaps
• Employers Get More From U.S. Workers as Job Gains Lag
• North Carolina to Probe Duke Takeover of Progress Amid CEO Exit