Archive

July 14, 2012

• Santos Says Colombia Could Buy $13 Billion to Curb Peso Rally
• South Korea’s Imports of LNG Rise in June as Prices Gain
• Venezuela’s Chavez Uses National Address to Slam Opposition
• Clinton Presses Egypt on Democracy
• Syria Forces Said to Kill 52 Civilians in Latest Violence
• Sudan, South Sudan Presidents Hold One-on-One Meeting
• Stormers, Chiefs Earn Byes in Super Rugby Playoffs; Brumbies Out
• Francesco Molinari Holds One-Stroke Lead at Scottish Open Golf
• Colombia Rebels Suspected in Railway Blast, Caracol Radio Says
• Ohio Files Motion to Lead JPMorgan ‘Whale’ Fraud Suit
• Most Greeks Want Government to Boost Economic Growth, Poll Shows
• Paris Saint-Germain Signs Defender Thiago Silva From AC Milan
• Greeks Favor Renegotiation of Loan Even at Risk of Euro Exit
• Spain’s Bank Aid Program May Run Until 2028, Spiegel Says
• CDU’s Kauder Rules Out German Tax Increase, Welt am Sonntag Says
• Greipel Wins Third Tour de France Stage; Wiggins in Lead
• Germany's Stark Opposes ECB as Bank Supervisor, Wiwo Says
• Spain to Split Train Operator Renfe in Four Firms, Cinco Reports
• France’s Hollande Says Peugeot Job Cuts Are Not Acceptable
• Cruzeiro do Sul May Post $1.23 Billion in Losses, Estado Says
• Azoty Tarnow Owners Approve Share Issue for Pulawy Purchase
• Spain’s CAF Plans to Cut Jobs in Zaragoza, Economista Reports
• Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Visits Egypt for Talks
• BNDES to Boost Loans for Infrastructure Projects, Estado Says
• Manchester United Preparing Bid for Everton’s Baines, Times Says
• Petrobras to Further Raise Fuel Prices, Lobao Tells Globonews
• Palfinger Sees Sales Matching Last Year’s, Euro am Sonntag Saysa
• Aiding Italy on Borrowing Costs Isn’t Justified, Weidmann Says
• EADS Considers Setting Up Bank, Bregier Tells Welt am Sonntag
• Saudi Shares Snap 4-Day Losing Streak on Oil; Dar Al Arkan Jumps
• Egypt Appeals Court Rejects Requests to Hear Parliament Case
• Cameron to Hold Meetings on Olympics Security, Times Reports
• Aena to Cut 66% of Workforce in Small Airports, Cinco Dias Says
• Hollande Calls on Africans to Organize Mali Intervention
• Kingfisher Scraps 40 Flights as Workers Protest Wage Non-Payment
• Regling Says States Could Avoid Bank-Rescue Liability, Welt Says
• Tchenguiz in Talks to Sell EIO Stake to Prudential, Times Says
• Serco Wins Probation-Oversight Contract, Guardian Reports
• Evercore to Seek Buyers for MGM Advantage, Independent Reports
• Dutch Homeowners Should All Pay Down Debt, Zalm Tells AD
• Moody's Doesn't Weigh Impact of Downgrades, Guardian Says
• Dexia Doesn’t Have Urgent Need for Taxpayer Funds, L’Echo Says
• Weidmann Says Weaker Outlook, Cheaper Oil Justify Rate Cut
• Russia Says Seven Gunmen Killed in Dagestan, Interfax Reports
• Russia Plans Escort for Syria-Bound Helicopters, Interfax Says
• Berlusconi to Seek Premiership in 2013, Quotidiano Says
• G4S Will Pay Contract Penalties, Costs for Military, CEO Says
• Record Rains Leave 22 Dead in Southwest Japan Landslides
• Disputes Over U.K. Family Legacies Double Since 2006, FT Says
• KGHM Considers Toronto Listing for Unit, Parkiet Reports
• Barclays Says ‘Truly Sorry’ for Letting Down Customers, Clients
• Safco Second-Quarter Profit Drops 1% on Lower Sales
• Gilts Gain as Europe Debt Crisis Spurs Safety Demand
• German, French Yields Fall to Records as Investors Seek Havens
• China to Promote Yuan in Africa Trade and Investment, Daily Says
• Teixeira Drives in 5 on 2 Home Runs in Yankees Win Over Angels
• Malaysia July 1-15 Palm Oil Exports Fall 21%, Intertek Reports
• Ex-Mets Player Lenny Dykstra Pleads Guilty to Bankruptcy Fraud
• Buffett Says Buying Facebook for a Pop Was Terrible Idea
• Romney Takes to TV Newscasts to Defend Record at Bain
• Brees and Saints Agree on New Contract 3 Days Prior to Deadline
• Peregrine’s Wasendorf Started Solo in Basement, Admits to Fraud
• Alaska Seeks to Block Emissions Control Rules by Suing Agencies
• Mississippi Abortion Law Cleared to Take Effect Minus Penalties
• Tribune Judge Grants Approval for Newspapers Chain’s Exit Plan
• RIM Must Pay $147 Million Over Mformation Patent
• North Carolina Seeks Additional Data in Duke Energy Probe
• Visa, MasterCard Settle Merchants’ Swipe-Fee Lawsuit
• Stiglitz Slams Wealthy 1%, Moyo Foresees War: Top Business Books
• MobiTV Pulls $75 Million IPO, Citing ‘Unfavorable’ Conditions
• Protest Artist Creates Big Noise at New York’s Whitney
• Cut Tongue, Penis Gave Mayan Vision Serpent: Lewis Lapham
• Kusama’s Nutty Dots, The Drums, ‘The Clock’: NYC Weekend
• Marie Antoinette’s Girl Friend, Mira Sorvino’s Bronx
• Springsteen Braves Mud, Ursula’s Bikini: London Weekend
• Euro Down to Weakest Level in 2 Years on Economic Outlook
• Cycling Manager Bruyneel Goes for Arbitration Hearing Over Ban
• Canada Dollar Gains Versus Peers on Global-Stimulus View
• Obama Makes Populist Pitch to Hold Swing Voters in Virginia
• U.S. Olympians Won’t Wear ‘Made in USA’ Uniforms Until 2014
• Lin Awaits Knicks After Rockets’ Offer, N.Y. Daily News Says
• Treasuries Surge on Refuge Demand as Auctions Set Records
• Fed Draws Lawmaker Scrutiny After Release of Libor Papers
• Pro-Obama Super-Pac Raised $6 Million in June for Attacks
• U.S. Stocks Gain for Week, Erasing Loss on JPMorgan Rally