Archive

July 12, 2012

• Yingli Plans Hainan Plant Expansion Amid Solar Glut
• Muddy Waters Stigma Means $1 Billion Cost to Exit U.S.
• Global Funds Buy Net 9.98 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• U.S. Puts Sanctions on Iran Ships as Trade Noose Tightens
• Hong Kong, New York Most Expensive for Retailers as Rents Jump
• Vietnam’s PV Oil Said to Offer Song Doc Oil Cargo for September
• Rupiah Falls Most Since May as Exports Damp Growth; Bonds Drop
• Record Rainfall Triggers Landslides in Japan; 19 Dead
• Qatar’s Tasweeq Said to Offer Six September Al-Shaheen Cargoes
• Asean Fails to Reach Accord on South China Sea Disputes
• JPMorgan’s ‘London Whale,’ Two Bosses Leave Bank, WSJ Reports
• Hastings Accepts A$1.25 Billion Cash Bid From Pipeline Partners
• South Korean Equity Movers: Hyundai Heavy, NCsoft, Woongjin
• U.S. Senate Rejects Competing Small Business Tax Plans
• CEOs Need to Make U.S. Debt Election Issue, Cote Writes in FT
• Blackstone Seeks Australia Properties to Fix, Sell on Yield Bet
• Syrian Activists Say About 200 Killed in Hama Massacre
• FIFA Anti-Graft Adviser Says Bribe Revelations May Speed Reform
• Aussie Dollar to Resume Drop Toward June Low: Technical Analysis
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Climbs, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Libyan Islamists Lose as Voters Back Jibril’s Alliance
• Wiggins, Froome Fill Top Two Tour de France Spots as Evans Slips
• U.S. Video-Game Sales, Tumble 29% in June, NPD Says
• Pennsylvania Is Key to Republican Vote-Blocking
• Vivendi May Sell Its $8.1 Billion Stake in Activision
• Japanese Stock Futures Little Changed Before China Data
• RTS Futures Rise as Valuations Hit 2-Week Low: Russia Overnight
• Iranian National Charged by U.S. With Violating Embargo
• Rajaratnam to Be Deposed in Tax-Shelter Suit, Lawyer Says
• When Clinton Meets Mursi
• Yahoo Interim CEO Says He’s ‘Working Hard’ on Strategy
• U.K. Home Prices Stayed Close to Four-Year High in June
• Soccer-Starved Libya Seeks Game’s Return After Post-Qaddafi Vote
• Airbus Confronts Delivery Challenge as Boeing Prevails With MAX
• U.K. Builders From SIG to Marshalls Seen Hampered by Wet Summer
• Barenboim, Rattle, Wallace & Gromit Join Proms Party
• Italy Exits Before Greece in BofA Game Theory: Cutting Research
• Wells Fargo Faces Borrower’s ‘Force-Placed’ Insurance Suit
• Boeing Bites Back at Airbus Sharklets With Stretch 737
• Fed’s Williams Sees 8% Unemployment Into 2013
• Jonathan Franzen Visits Brazil, Puzzles Nation
• Argentina Appoints Administrator for Distributor Edesur
• When Every Day Is Judgment Day
• Forget About the Mandate. Let’s Fix Health Care
• Always Ask a Banker to Put the Lie in Writing
• Abraham Lincoln’s Demons, and Ours
• The Worst Banking Scandal Yet?
• Liberty’s Malone Says Sirius Will Eventually Be Spun Off
• South American Silver to be Compensated for Mine: ABI
• Chile Holds Key Rate at 5% as Economy Shrugs Off Global Woes
• AFL-CIO Has Yet to Commit Funding for Democratic Convention
• Valence Technology, Battery Maker, Files Bankruptcy
• Goldman Sachs Said to Hire Former Geithner Aide Williams
• Sina Offers Web TV Service to Win China Social Networkers
• Egypt Unlikely to Reach IMF Loan Pact in 2012, Official Says
• Chilean Stocks: Concha & Toro, Copec, Hortifrut, Latam Airlines
• France Has No Problem With Sovereignty in Euro Crisis Response
• Nordstrom Dresses British With Topshop to Win Back Women: Retail
• Nintendo Says 3DS Handhelds Sold to Date Surpass 5 Million
• Brazilian Swaps Rates Rise as May Economic Gauge Beats Forecast
• Grains, Soybeans Called to Open Higher on Reduced World Crops
• Ecuador Plans Changes to Mine Windfall Tax on Kinross Talks
• Emerging Stocks Cap Longest Stretch of Losses Since November
• Yahoo Says It’s Investigating Security Breach
• Peruvian Bonds Post Biggest Two-Day Rally in Almost a Year
• Canadian Stocks Fall as Commodity Shares Slump on Economy
• Batista Loses $15 Billion as Brazil Awakes From Dream
• Mexico Peso Falls as Global Growth Concern Saps Exports Outlook
• Dow Industrials Face Potential Shakeup as Kraft Split Looms
• Ex-Penn State Coach Sandusky Challenges Protective Order
• Argentine Stocks: Siderar, Transportadora de Gas del Norte, YPF
• Gazprom Neft Surges as VTB Makes It Top Russia Oil Pick
• Senate Democrats to Seek Campaign-Finance Disclosure Vote
• Boaz Weinstein Buys Manhattan Co-Op Apartment for $25.5 Million
• Noble Corp. to Lease New Ultra-Deepwater Drillship to Anadarko
• Credit Swaps in U.S. Climb as Jobless Claims Fewest Since 2008
• Treasuries Rally as Auction Draws Record Yield on Haven Demand
• Tim Tumbles on Report of Possible Sanctions: Sao Paulo Mover
• Tech Earnings Concerns Sinks Ezchip: Israel Overnight
• Yen Gains to Six-Week High Versus Euro on Growth Outlook
• Canadian Dollar Rises Against Most Majors as Stocks Pare Losses
• Cattle Decline to Two-Week Low: Commodities at Close
• S&P 500 Has Longest Slump Since May on Economic Concern
• Peru Stocks: Candente Copper, Pomalca, Rio Alto, Sulliden
• Disney’s Fantasyland Meets North Korea’s
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for July 12
• Digg to Be Bought by Betaworks After Failing to Compete
• Aussie, N.Z. Dollars Slide on Global-Growth Outlook, Weak Data
• Grass Skirts Become Olympic Apparel for Workers Competing on Job
• NBA Olympians Force Krzyzewski to Adapt His Duke Coaching Style
• Lehman Unloads Uranium and Real Estate to Pay Creditors
• Obama Joins Romney Sharing Secrets With Donors at Closed Dinners
• Pena Nieto Push to Open Mexico Oil Fields Sparks Exxon Interest
• Ann Romney Olympic Horse Is Niche Superstar, Political Liability
• Supervalu Seeks $2.5 Billion Loan to Refinance, Bonds Drop
• Mexico Stocks: Coca-Cola Femsa, Soriana, Pochteca Were Active
• WTI-Brent Oil Price Differential to Disappear, Coutu Says
• Drug Sales in Emerging Markets to Match U.S. by 2016
• Telefonica Latin America Luster Fades on Brazil Slowdown
• Argentina’s Cordoba Province Sells $105.5 Million of 1-Year Debt
• Cheniere Gets $3.4 Billion in Financing for LNG Terminal
• Colombian Stocks: AviancaTaca, Ecopetrol, Bolsa de Valores
• Russian Flooding Sparks Pop-Up Auction to Raise $250,000
• House Panel Advances Bill That Accelerates Biotech Crop Reviews
• P&G CEO Under More Pressure With Ackman as Investor
• Consumer Comfort in U.S. Stagnates Amid Unemployment
• ServiceNow Plans to Make Deals to Fuel Global Growth
• Calvalley Petroleum Falls After DNO Drops Takeover Offer
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, July 12
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, July 12
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, July 12
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, July 12
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on July 12
• Stocks Fall on Growth Concern as Euro Drops; Bonds Rally
• Budget Hotels Drop as Growth Concerns Sink ADRs: China Overnight
• Bovespa Falls as Drop in Metals Pushes MMX Lower; Tim Plunges
• Oil Fluctuates Amid U.S. Sanctions on Iran, Euro’s Slip
• Gold 22% Rally to Record Seen by Eric Sprott: Commodities
• Job Openings in U.S. Rose in May After April Plunge
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for July 12
• Pemex Approves Five-Year Plan to Expand Overseas
• AMC to Stream ‘Breaking Bad’ Premiere to Dish Customers
• Spanish Coal Miners' March
• Infosys Shares Drop After Forecast Reduced: Mumbai Mover
• GM Installs Girsky, Replacing Stracke as Europe Unit Head
• Progressive Posts Lowest Profit Since 2008 on Claims Cost
• Marriott Falls After Lowering Forecast for Hotels Abroad
• Sprott Sees Record Gold in 2012: Corporate Canada
• Supervalu Sinks on Strategic Review, Dividend Suspension
• Crop Prices Rally as Expanding U.S. Drought Cuts Harvest Outlook
• Texas Senate Poll Puts Cruz Ahead of Dewhurst, 49%-44%
• SkyWest Sees Mitsubishi Order Kicking Off Fleet Renewal
• Fall of Peregrine’s Wasendorf Presaged in Christmas Toast
• Affymax Rises on Deal With Fresenius for Kidney Therapy
• Junior Seau’s Brain Tissue Donated to Health Institute Study
• Pennsylvania Offers $2.25 Million to Prompt Scranton Deal
• Blake Griffin Injures Knee at Basketball Practice for Olympics
• Congressman Seeks Treasury Exam of State Insurance Group
• Lexmark Falls as Mobile Use Erodes Printer Demand: Atlanta Mover
• Merck Halts Trial of Bone Drug After Favorable Results
• Cigna Buys Stake in Finansbank Unit for Turkish Venture
• Oil Options Volatility Falls as Oil Gains on Iran Plans
• Botticelli May Aid Bankruptcy of Imprisoned Salander
• Tobacco Bonds Face Default as Smoking Declines, Moody’s Says
• Gasoline Surges to Six-Week High on Additional Iran Sanctions
• Ecuadorean Banks Granted $1.84 Billion in New Loans Last Month
• Dollar Set to Slide Versus Canada Peer on Fed, BNP Paribas Says
• India’s Prime Minister Feels the Lash of Faint Praise
• Ecuador Average Company Bond Yield Rose to 8.07% in First Half
• Pentagon to Keep 2006 Spending Power With Cuts, CBO Says
• Peugeot to Shut Aulnay Plant, Raise Job Cuts to 14,000
• Capriles Says Chavez Has Nothing Left to Offer Venezuelans
• Awful Census Website Also Crazy Expensive
• WideOpenWest Sells $1.02 Billion of Debt to Finance Knology Deal
• Anadarko to Hold Settlement Talks as Trial Delayed
• Gulf Coast Gasoline Gains as Phillips 66 Refinery Makes Repairs
• Colony Said to Win Foreclosed Homes Sold by Fannie Mae
• Wells Fargo Settles U.S. Allegations of Home-Loan Bias
• Where Is Romney’s Private Equity Pride?
• Air France Crash Shows Need for Realistic Flight Simulators
• Peruvian Bonds Poised for Biggest Two-Day Rally in Almost Year
• Nigerian Supreme Court Voids Alscon Smelter Sale to Rusal
• Jackson Absence Due to Mood Disorder, His Office Says
• Romney’s NAACP Speech: A Racial Kaleidoscope
• New York City May Allow Taller Towers Near Grand Central
• Welspun Says India Set to Double Solar Capacity Target
• Chavez Hits Campaign Trail in Bid to Prove He’s Cancer-Free
• Canada Natural Gas Fluctuates on U.S. Storage Report, Heat
• Colombia Peso Bonds Gain as Economists Cut Inflation Estimates
• Direct Edge Sale Speculation Shows TMX’s U.S. Ambitions
• Pentagon Rescinds Short-Report Rule Lawmakers Criticized
• Peregrine Customers’ Claims Priced at 25 Cents on Dollar
• Gold Drops as Fed Minutes Lack Signal of Extra Stimulus
• Russia to Boost Financing Guarantees to Help New Aircraft Sales
• NYC Taxi Commission Approves First Fare Increase Since 2006
• Heavy Alberta Oil Weakens Ahead of Planned Midwest Refinery Work
• U.S. June Budget Deficit Widens on 9.3% Spending Increase
• Ancient Feces Found in Cave Dispels First American Theory
• LDK, Trina Solar Tumble as Piper Jaffray Reduces Recommendations
• Iranian Tankers’ Signals Indicate Oil Cargoes to India
• Barclays Extends English Premier League Sponsorship Through 2016
• China’s 50-Cent Feud Leads to a Rumble
• Nike Removing Joe Paterno’s Name From Company Child-Care Center
• Sanofi Confirms Plan to Leave Toulouse Research Site
• Russian Cable Company Suspends BBC, CNN and Bloomberg Broadcasts
• U.S. Stocks Pare Losses as P&G, Merck Lead Gains in Dow Average
• ’No More Solyndras’ Bill Seen Hurting Clean-Energy Innovation
• Top Kansas Court Asked for Guidance in FedEx Drivers’ Case
• Bank of Commonwealth Ex-CEO, Officials Charged With Fraud
• Euribor Should Be Overseen by EU Regulators, EBF Chief Says
• China New Yuan Loans Top Forecasts; Forex Reserves Shrink
• Manhattan Apartment Rents Increase the Most Since 2007
• Microsoft Said to Cut Several Hundred Jobs, Mainly in Ad Sales
• Silvercorp Wins Dismissal of Counterclaim Over Website
• Senate Democrats Still Filling Blanks in Obama Tax Plan
• Brazil’s Center South Sugar Output Drops 31% Second Half of June
• Saudi Arabia to Send Olympic Women Athletes for First Time
• National Service Industries in Bankruptcy, Will Liquidate
• U.S. Drought Monitor Report for the Week Ending July 10 (Text)
• Miliband Says Pension-Industry Charges Are Next U.K. Scandal
• Statement by the IMF Mission to Nicaragua (Text)
• Total Wins Bulgaria Black Sea Deep-Water Drilling Permit
• Actelion Plans to Cut 135 Jobs, Refocus Research Effort
• Chinese Sewage Disposal Industry ‘Most Promising,’ Report Says
• German Chancellery Summons Romanian Ambassador Over Concerns
• Natural Gas Futures Rise in New York, Reversing 4.7% Decline
• Marks Says Aversion to U.S. Real Estate Is an Opportunity
• Treasuries Gain as Growth Concern Spurs Demand for Safety
• EU Lawmakers and Nations Clash Over Basel Bank Capital Rules
• Czech Bonds Have Biggest Two-Day Gain Since 2005: Prague Mover
• KfW IPEX-Bank, LBBW Loan $164.5 Million for Turkish Wind Farm
• Hungary’s ‘Outlandish’ Policies Threaten IMF Deal, Eurasia Says
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for July 12
• IMF Team to Go to Athens July 24 to Discuss Conditions
• JPMorgan-Led Bank Group Said to Plan $1 Billion Motel 6 Deal
• Belarus KGB Security Service Says Lithuanian Spies Arrested
• China Inc. Seen Ready to Revive Deals on Leadership Shift
• Economy Attitude Gloomy in U.S., Europe, Pew Report Says
• Election Model Predicts Bush-Gore Style Ending for 2012
• NCG Banco to Seek 6 Billion Euros in State Aid, Chairman Says
• Brisa Shares Rise as Mello, eif Apollo Raise Takeover Bid
• U.K. Stocks Fall as Federal Reserve Damps Stimulus Hope
• Wiggins Keeps Tour de France Lead as Rolland Wins in Alps
• Walgreen Names Former McDonald’s CEO Skinner as Chairman
• INTL FCStone Says Alex Wilkinson Leaves Company in London
• Wells Fargo to Exit Wholesale Channel After Fair-Lending Accord
• Canaccord to Pare Jobs in Canada After Cuts in U.S, U.K.
• Solomon, Cohen Leave Newedge in New York to Start Brokerage
• Spain Bank Bailout Means Forcing Losses on Cooks, Pensioners
• RBS Asks Court to Block $1 Million Bonus to Ex-Risk Chief
• Polish Stocks: Ciech, Polimex-Mostostal Builder Are Active
• AstraZeneca May Advance at Least 8 Drugs to Final Tests by 2015
• European Stocks Decline as Fed Damps Stimulus Optimism
• Bond Danger Reaches Record High as Yields Lure: Credit Markets
• Nigeria T-Bills Yields Hit 6-Week Low as Bids Triple Offer
• FIFA’s Sepp Blatter Says Kickbacks Paid to Officials Were Legal
• Swiss Stocks Decline on Fed Minutes; Temenos Shares Drop
• SAP Appoints P&G Nordic CEO Deplazes Delgado as Personnel Chief
• Serbian Central Bank to Use Direct Repos as Main Policy Tool
• Cetiom Sees Northeast France Rapeseed Yield as Very Good
• Bank of America Cuts Earnings Forecast for S&P 500 in 2012, 2013
• Brazil Area’s Cane Output May Have Fallen 27% for End of June
• Nestle Borrows More Cheaply Than France Amid Haven Appetite
• Pound Falls to Five-Week Low Versus Dollar on Recession Concern
• German, French Yields Fall to Records as Deposits at ECB Decline
• Turkish Stocks: Asya Katilim, Halkbank, Isbank Move in Istanbul
• ’Right to Work’ Is an Old and Bipartisan Idea
• Chesapeake Fall Threatens Oklahoma Real Estate Fire Sale
• Italian Investors Feud Over Biggest Builder Impregilo
• Dollar Index May Climb More, JPMorgan Says: Technical Analysis
• Magyar Telekom Falls Most in Two Weeks on Prices: Budapest Mover
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Japaul Oil Nigeria, KenolKobil Kenya
• Koch, Kusama, Rennert, Rosenquist, Gillibrand in New York
• Hungary Stocks: Mol, OTP, Magyar Telekom Shares Move in Budapest
• Srbijagas Completes 35 Million-Euro Sale of Glass-Making Plant
• Ruble Weakens Against Dollar for First Day in Three as Oil Falls
• Ecuadorean Ex-Banker Lasso to Run for Presidency, Comercio Says
• Turkish Yields Rise First Time in 13 Days on Tighter Liquidity
• Iceland Court Orders Valitor to Process WikiLeaks Donations
• Czech Telecom Regulator Officially Starts Auction of Frequencies
• Bo Xilai Incident Has Affected Chongqing Investment, News Says
• Disaster Declared in 26 States as Drought Sears U.S.
• GM to Bring Most Information Technology Work In-House
• Textron Sees Market Gain With Fewer Used Jets Up for Sale
• Serbia Raises Rates as Price Pressures Outweigh Growth
• Branson Condemns Heathrow Hurdles While Space Plan Soars
• U.K. Beats Germany, Japan, U.S. in Energy Efficiency League
• Norfolk Southern Says Repairs Under Way After Derailment
• GP Noble Boss, Associate Acquitted in U.K. Pension-Fraud Case
• SAP Software License Sales Beat Estimates; Shares Gain
• TPG, Samsung-Backed Carbon Capture Project Leads in EU Funds
• ABB in Cyber Arms Race With IBM as Industries Collide
• Natural-Gas Supply Probably Rose 27 Bcf, Bloomberg Users Say
• RBS, Deutsche Bank May Face Biggest Libor Legal Bills
• Piraeus to Get $268 Million for Cruise-Ship Facility Expansion
• Rand Weakens as Yields Fall to Record on Rate-Cut Speculation
• Hungary Yields Fall to 9-Month Low at Auction on Easing Bets
• Rossi Residencial Falls After Reporting Drop in Contracted Sales
• Poland May Mull Rate Cuts Amid Benign Inflation, Belka Says
• Israel Stocks: Allot, Mellanox, EZchip, Harel, Migdal Insurance
• FIFA’s Blatter Says He Knew About Kickbacks Paid to Officials
• Wells Fargo Said to Settle Loan Probe for $125 Million
• Naira Weakens for a Third Day as Fall in Crude Oil Curbs Revenue
• Groupon Shares Tumble to Record Low
• Namibia Water Discovery May Supply 40% of Nation, Namibian Says
• Banks’ Funding Costs Drop to Record Low as ECB Deposits Plunge
• U.S. Mortgage Rates Decline, With 30-Year at a Record-Low 3.56%
• Hidroelectrica Cuts Romanian Power Output From August on Drought
• NBA Players Forced to Save Toward Retirement for First Time
• German Referendum Needed to Fix Euro, Bofinger Tell Standard
• Telefonica Restores O2 Phone Network After U.K. Failure
• Icahn Urges Forest Labs Board to Eschew Loyalty to CEO
• ICAP Targets Retail Investors for Its First Bonds in 3 Years
• Samaras Pledges Greek Budget Reforms as Doubts Rise on Goals
• Ore-Ship Rates Decline as Idled Vessels Return to the Market
• Peugeot to Shut Plant to Raise Job Cuts to 14,000 Posts
• Peregrine, Audits, Libor, Martin Marietta: Compliance
• Mitsubishi Wins SkyWest Jet Sale in Blow to Bombardier
• Russia Cuts 2020 Grain Output Target by 8%, Interfax Says
• Buffett Says Economy ‘More-or-Less Flat’ as Housing Gains
• Togo’s Prime Minister Hands in Resignation of Entire Government
• IOC & TMFL CP deal:India Money Markets
• Triglav Estimates Damages After Slovenia Storms Over EU4 Million
• Indian Bank & PNB CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Housing Rebound Signaled as Banks Resume Foreclosures: Mortgages
• Egyptian Stocks: Raya Holding, Talaat Moustafa Group Are Active
• ING Vysya Bank & SBT CD Deals: Indian Money Market
• Clinton Says U.S. Sees ‘Momentum Building’ Against Syria’s Assad
• Japaul Oil Nigeria Heads for Biggest Fall in Three Weeks
• NLB May Need 500 Million-Euro Capital Boost by End of 2013
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Nigeria Fuel Tanker Fire Leaves at Least 95 People Dead
• EU Bank Supervisor Plan Needs Broad Participation, Barnier Says
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Import Prices in U.S. Fell in June by Most Since 2008
• EnBW Signs 10-Year Natural-Gas Contract With Foreign Supplier
• India’s Rupee Drops a Second Day as Infosys Cuts Export Forecast
• Chelsea’s John Terry to Hear Verdict in Race Abuse Case Tomorrow
• EU, IMF Officials Delay Cyprus Trip by a Week, Stefanou Says
• Cocoa Seen ‘Weak’ in Second Half by Ecobank on Slowing Demand
• Pakistan Court Gives Ashraf July 25 Deadline on Graft Order
• Latvia Cuts Main Interest Rate for First Time Since 2010
• Jobless Claims in U.S. Plunge on Fewer Auto Shutdowns
• Czech Stocks: Erste Group Bank, New World Resources Are Active
• U.S. June Import and Export Price Index Report (Text)
• Clinton Says ‘Zero-Sum’ Approach Won’t Work in South China Sea
• Rwanda Agrees to Third-Party Surveillance of Border With Congo
• Treasuries Pare Gains as U.S. Jobless Claims Lower Than Forecast
• Stockton Retirees Sue in U.S. Bankruptcy Court Over Benefits
• Italy’s Gasoline Demand Drops 6.9% in June, Ministry Data Show
• Sugar Waiting at Brazil's Main Ports Falls 12% on Demand
• Rabbis Urge German Jews to Ignore Ruling Against Circumcision
• Brazil Signals More Stimulus After Cutting Rate to Record 8%
• G4S Drops as Military Called-In to Plug Olympic Security Gap
• Oil Drops on Demand Concern Amid Signs Economy Slowing
• Indian Bonds Advance Most in Three Weeks on Rate-Cut Speculation
• Allianz Global’s Utermann Sells Euro Versus Dollar on Crisis
• Vodafone to Buy Telstra’s N.Z. Unit for NZ$840 Million
• Spain to Set Out Power System Reforms Raising Taxes Tomorrow
• Brazil Economic Activity Declines Less Than Expected in May
• Airbus A350 Program Challenged as Wing Assembly Slips One Month
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• 2012 Farnborough Airshow
• New World Resources Heads for Two-Week Low as Commodities Slump
• Rabobank to Replace Head of Food and Agriculture M&A Unit
• Mursi Bolsters Saudi Ties, Prepares to Form Government
• Euro-Region Industrial Production Unexpectedly Rebounds: Economy
• Bulgaria Sees No Need for Foreign Borrowing in Coming Years
• U.K. Calls in Troops to London Olympics After G4S Shortfall
• U.K. to Deploy Extra 3,500 Troops for Olympics, Hammond Says
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.15% to 0.18%, According to ICAP
• TNK-BP’s Ryazan Refinery Switches to Cleaner Euro-5 Gasoline
• Kenya-Uganda Rail Operator to Repair Nairobi-Mombasa Line
• Grain Exports From Rouen Fall 14% to Lowest Since Christmas Week
• Saudi Arabia to Send Women Athletes to Olympics
• A&E TV, Philip Morris, LucasFilm: Intellectual Property
• Cooking-Oil Imports by India Fall as Rupee Drop Deter Buyers
• Gasoil Futures Move Into Contango Ahead of July Expiry on ICE
• Clinton Urges Cooperation on Resources in South China Sea
• WellPoint Agrees to Pay for 3 Children to Get Heart Gene Test
• Lithuanian President Calls on Parties to Resist ‘Empty Promises’
• StanChart Names Liew Head of Southeast Asia Loan Syndications
• EU Won’t Reduce Access Prices for Copper-Based Internet Networks
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Aramex PJSC, Emaar Properties of Dubai
• Kenya’s Mumias Sugar Snaps Seven-Day Rally on RSI: Nairobi Mover
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 2.51 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Don Gains Most in 11 Years on Hotel Sales: Johannesburg Mover
• Russia Posts 6-Month Budget Surplus of 247.4 Billion Rubles
• Volkswagen’s Skoda Auto First Half Deliveries Rises 8.4 Percent
• BOJ Refrains From Adding Stimulus, Spurring Stock Decline
• Iran Former Minister Seeks Referendum on Nuclear Program
• India’s Nifty Stock Futures Drop on Growth Concerns
• Davey Indicates U.K. May Maintain Clean Energy Subsidies
• Portugal Hotel Revenue Declined 2% in May From a Year Earlier
• Americans in Poll Say Obama’s Health-Care Law Amounts to Tax
• Blackstone Said to Bid for ING Asia With Ex-AIA Head
• ECB Says Overnight Deposits Fall to Lowest in Seven Months
• Russia's Stavropol May Harvest 40% Less Grain on Weather
• Carrefour Shares Surge as Management Reassures Investors
• Russia Seen Having No Grounds to Ban Grain Exports in Season
• New Tropical Depression Forms in East Pacific Near Mexico
• Standard Chartered Said to Hire Lee as Singapore Coverage Head
• Syria Ambassador to Iraq Says He’s Joining the Revolution
• Crude Oil Falls After South Korea Rate Cut: Commodities at Close
• Vietnam’s Bonds Fall for Fifth Day as Banks Prioritize Lending
• Tour de France Rider Cancellara Quits Race to Help Pregnant Wife
• Raya in Talks With NBE for 183 Million-Pound Loan, Al Mal Says
• Indonesian Stocks: Adaro, Bank Pembangunan Daerah Jawa, Bisi
• IHH Healthcare Raises $2 Billion in Third-Biggest IPO of 2012
• Raya Is in Talks With NBE on $30 Million Loan, Al Mal Reports
• EU’s New Crisis Model Gives Spain More Time for Cuts
• Italy Sells 7.5 Billion Euros of Bills as Crisis Concerns Ease
• Estonian Court Rules ESM Treaty Is in Line With Constitution
• Spain Targets First Cash From Renewables With Energy Tax
• Italian Two-Year Notes Stay Higher After Nation Sells Bills
• Inpex Said to Ask Banks for Details on Proposed Ichthys Loan
• China Stocks: China Coal Energy, China Shenhua, Tangshan Jidong
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jul 11, 2012.
• Egypt, Saudi Agree on Increasing Investment, MENA Reports
• Olympics Puts Security Agencies Under Pressure, Panel Says
• Poland’s Budget Gap Is Below 21.2 Billion Zloty, PAP Reports
• Russia’s UTair Signs Contract for 20 Airbus Jets, Interfax Says
• Iran’s Oil-Output Costs to Quadruple in Coming Years, Paper Says
• Rupiah Declines Most in Three Weeks on Export Growth; Bonds Rise
• California’s Municipal Bankruptcies Sign of Stigma Waning
• VTB Picks Gazprom Neft, TNK-BP, Lukoil as Tax Forces Efficiency
• Temenos Drops After CEO Steps Down, Cuts Outlook: Zurich Mover
• Asian Stocks Fall Sixth Day Ahead of China Growth Report
• Royal Vopak Plans Fuel-Tank Project in Crete, Kathimerini Says
• U.K. Mortgage Advances Rose 33% in May From April, CML Says
• Emaar Raises $500 Million From Sale of Islamic Bonds
• Mellanox Drops to Three-Week Low as U.S. Traded Shares Decline
• Finland May Get Bank Shares as Collateral, Urpilainen Says
• Sandfire Proves Cheaper Copper Target on Profit: Real M&A
• Real Madrid Makes $62 Million Offer for Modric: Soccer Roundup
• Singapore GDP Growth Probably Slowed on Europe Debt Crisis
• Abul-Eyoun Seen as Probable Egyptian Premier, Gomhuria Reports
• Taiwan Bonds Gain on Speculation Central Bank Will Ease Policy
• AB Foods Revenue Advances on Primark, Rise in Sugar Prices
• Philippine Bonds Advance on Inflation Outlook; Peso Declines
• EZchip Falls to Five-Month Low After U.S.-Traded Shares Tumble
• Hyundai Motor Faces Looming Strike Imperiling Momentum
• Singapore Gets Blogger to Apologize for Court Criticism
• Telekom Slovenije Names Skobe as CEO for Four-Year Term
• Philippine Equity Movers: AgriNurture, GT Capital, Puregold
• Emerging Stocks Fall to 2-Week Low on Growth Concerns
• EU Seeks Views on Thomson Reuters Bid to End Antitrust Probe
• Bulgarian Consumer Price Growth Slows on Demand, Food Costs
• ECB Monthly Bulletin Editorial for July (Text)
• Singapore Middle-Distillate Supplies Gain Most in Eight Months
• OPEC 2013 Oil Capacity Growth 85% Lower Than Estimated, IEA Says
• ECB Says Downside Risks to Economic Outlook Have Materialized
• North Sea Flotta Exports to Increase to Two Cargoes in August
• Orban Taxing Central Bank Lifts Yields Before Bond Auction
• Erste Leads Czech Shares Down as Fed Damps Stimulus Expectations
• Najib to Repeal Law Curbing Free Speech Before Malaysia Poll
• Greece’s Largest Lenders Interested in ATEBank, Kathimerini Says
• Preusser Says Italy Was Loser at Euro Summit, Boersen Reports
• Centrica Buys Energetix, NYSEG for $110 Million From Iberdrola
• Won Leads Decline in Asian Currencies After Surprise Rate Cut
• Uganda Coffee Development Authority’s Robusta Prices
• Clinton Urges China to Engage in Dialogue With Dalai Lama
• South African Corn and Wheat Futures Prices for July 12
• Vietnam’s Stocks: Ben Thanh Rubber Advances, CMC Corp. Falls
• Bulgarian President Says Euro Will Be Adopted, Die Welt Reports
• Japan’s 10-Year Yield Falls to Lowest Since 2003 on BOJ
• Notenstein CEO Says Client Outflows Slow, Handelszeitung Reports
• Micex Falls 2nd Day as Oil Drops, Economy Woes Pare Risk Wagers
• Bank of Korea Unexpectedly Cuts Benchmark Interest Rate
• Soskic May Be Replaced on Fiscal Policy, Dacic Tells Tanjug
• Bond Yields Reach Record Low, Won Falls on Rate Cut: Seoul Mover
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• Japanese Stocks Extend Losses After BOJ Adds Stimulus
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• Abu Dhabi Awards 3 Billion-Dirham Zakum Oil Deal, National Says
• Turkish Army Says Finds No Explosive Traces From Plane Wreckage
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• Talgo Wins Contract From Kazakhstan’s KTZ, Cinco Dias Reports
• France to Let Ryanair Add More Beauvais Flights, Les Echos Says
• Clinton Warns of Sea Clashes as China Delays Talks Over Rules
• U.S. Allows First Investments in Myanmar in About 15 Years
• EU Seeks Views on Thomson Reuters Bid to End Antitrust Probe
• Iran Bank Opens $10 Billion Oil Credit Line, Tehran Times Says
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Peru, Chile Likely to Hold Rates Steady Amid Sustained Growth
• Mexico Inflation May Stay Above 4% This Quarter, Messmacher Says
• Malaysia Stock Movers: Gadang Holdings, Hing Yiap Group, Zhulian
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• Clinton Warns of China Sea Confrontations, Urges Regional Talks
• China Slowdown Seen Forcing Wen’s Hand on Property Curbs
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• Hague to Review Effect of EU Laws on Britain, FT Reports
• Philippines Eyes Investment Grade Rating in 2013, Abad Says
• American Stabbed to Death Near Tiananmen Square in Beijing
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• Kidney Broker Sentenced to Prison as Donor Recalls Doubts
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• First Humans Found to Enter North America in Three Waves
• Urinating Tourists Drive Jersey Shore Town to Seek Curfew
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• New York High Line Serves $24 Lobster Rolls: Ryan Sutton
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• JPMorgan Is No. 1 Stock Picker as Investors Rate Brokers
• Romney Says He’ll Release 2011 Tax Return When It’s Ready
• U.S. House Again Votes to Repeal Obama’s Health Care Law
• SEC Votes to Require Consolidated Audit Trail for Markets
• Police Examine Boat in Which Three Children Died Off L.I.
• Fed Policy Meetings Best Time for Stock Gains: Chart of the Day
• Amtrak Relying on U.S. Funding to Attract Bullet-Train Investors
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• Sun Valley Media Moguls Gain Footing With Emerging Models
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