Archive

July 21, 2012

• Mets Fall to Dodgers as Santana Put on DL; Nationals Harper Hurt
• Coroner Releases Names of Dead in Colorado Movie Shooting Spree
• Ecopetrol Halts Pumping at Southern Colombia Wells After Attack
• Robot Clears Bombs From Home of Suspect in Movie Killing
• Syria Rebels Fight for Border Posts as Clashes Spread
• IOC Group Will Go to Munich, Mark 1972 Israeli Athlete Slayings
• U.K. Shadow Minister Calls for Green’s Answers Over HSBC Scandal
• Syria Rebels Fight for Border Posts as Aleppo Shelled
• Amla, Smith Lead South Africa to 403-2 in England Cricket Test
• Pfizer Loses Prempro Ruling, Must Pay $10.4 Million
• Court Said Wiretap Violated Constitution’s 4th Amendment
• Scott Holds Four-Shot Lead on Woods in British Open Third Round
• Nasdaq Increases Payout in Facebook IPO to $62 Million Cash
• Aurora Police Have Taken Care of Tripwire, Incendiary Device
• Obama Joins Romney in Gun-Control Silence After Shootings
• Singapore’s City Harvest Church Doubles Convention Center Stake
• Wiggins Boosts Tour de France Lead Ahead of Final-Day Saunter
• France’s Fabius Condemns Assad, Calls for Transition Government
• Two U.S. Servicemen Die of Injuries in Colorado Shooting
• Adam Scott Leads Woods, Snedeker in Third Round of British Open
• Hollywood Studios Won’t File Box-Office Sales Tomorrow
• European Investment Bank to Lend EU1.44 Billion to Greek Firms
• Morrison to Pay Dairy Producers More for Milk Amid Protests
• China Foreign Deals Must Obey Market Principles, Regulator Says
• Mets Place Pitcher Santana on Disabled List With Ankle Sprain
• Air Force Sergeant Died in Colorado Shooting, Pentagon Says
• Bradley Wiggins Wins Tour de France Time Trial to Seal Lead
• Scott Leads Snedeker by One Shot in Third Round of British Open
• German Solar Capacity to Exceed Wind for First Time, FAZ Says
• Algerian Inflation Rate Accelerates to 7.3% in June, APS Reports
• Glencore Coal Strike in Colombia Enters 3rd Day Over Wages
• Swaziland Central Bank Cuts Discount Rate to Stimulate Growth
• Syrian Regime Moves Chemical Weapons Before Attack, Reuters Says
• Brazil’s TIM Appeals Regulator’s Decision on New Phone Chips
• Turkey’s Central Bank Urged by Minister to Consider Rate Action
• IOC to Continue Probe Into Alleged Illegal London Ticket Sales
• Fernando Alonso Takes Pole Position for F1’s German Grand Prix
• Saudi Arabia Shares Rise as STC Profit Climbs, Ramadan Begins
• Syrian Clashes Kill 73 Mostly Near Damascus, Al Jazeera Reports
• Brazil Studies Private Partnerships at Airports, Folha Says
• Brazil May Act on Cotton Subsidies in October, O Globo Says
• Vakifbank to Offer as Much as $2 Billion of Debt
• Sharks, Crusaders Win Qualifiers to Reach Super Rugby Semifinals
• U.K. Ministers to Meet Dairy Farmers Amid Protests, BBC Says
• Rousseff May Present Concession Plan on Aug. 7, O Globo Says
• Syrian Generals Among 160 Crossing Into Turkey, Anatolia Says
• Snedeker Leads Scott, Woods Entering British Open 3rd Round
• Libor Case Undermines Financial Confidence, Draghi Tells Monde
• Cameroon Robusta Exports Advance While Arabica Drops in June
• Saudis Shortlist Gulf Air, Qatar Air for License, Eqtisadia Says
• U.K. Navy Readies Ships for Syria Evacuation, Telegraph Says
• Cameroon Cocoa Grinder June Purchases Fall to Zero, Report Says
• Cameroon Cocoa Exports Dropped 43% in June, Commodity Groups Say
• Iraq Oil Pipelines to Turkey Shut After Explosion, AP Says
• Publicis Aims to Increase Dividend Payout, CEO Tells Investir
• Tunisia Tourism Earnings Climb 36% in First Half to $705 Million
• Hwange Colliery of Zimbabwe Says Managing Director Moyo to Leave
• Orpea Plans $243 Million of 2012 Property Sales, Investir Says
• South African Bus Accident Kills 16, Injures 31, SAPA Reports
• Intesa Sanpaolo Names Francesco Micheli Chief Operating Officer
• Six Spanish Regions May Seek Bailout After Valencia, Pais Says
• Formula One Driver De Villota Leaves Hospital After Accident
• London Rapped Over Olympic Sponsor Protection, Independent Says
• CSA June Ticket Sales Fell 19% in Czech Republic, MF Dnes Says
• Crop Sowing Delayed in Some Parts of India Due to Weak Rains
• AAA Auto May Come Back to Hungarian Market, Chief Tells Lidove
• Warner Bros. Said to Pull Some TV Ads for ‘Dark Knight’
• Italian Debt Sales Are Not a Concern, Cannata Tells Sole 24 Ore
• Boeing Sues U.S. for $260.4 Million for Launch Program
• Gilt Yields Fall to Records as BOE Says It May Consider Rate Cut
• Obama Outspends Romney 2-1 With $43 Million in Funds for Ads
• Kleiner Loses 2nd Bid to Arbitrate Partner’s Bias Claims
• Apple Can’t Use Injunction at Samsung Trial, Judge Says
• Colorado Theater Shooting Suspect to Be Arraigned July 23
• Atlanta Braves Rally from Nine-Run Deficit to Defeat Washington
• Thome’s Home Run No. 610 Moves Him Into Seventh Place Past Sosa
• North Korea Reviewing ‘Nuclear Issue’ to Counter U.S.
• Carlyle’s Metaldyne Said to Draw Apollo, Linamar Bids
• Cemex Bolstered by U.S. as Sales Fall in Europe, Mexico
• NYC Best: Cate Blanchett, Bausch’s ‘Orpheus,’ Caramoor
• Sumptuous Armada Glitters in ‘Henry’ at Stratford: Review
• Hingis Sees More Wins for Former Ball Boy Federer
• Toff in West Demanded Indian’s Scalp: Lewis Lapham
• Mogul’s ‘Versailles’ Nightmare; Catty Hathaway: Movies
• Euro at 12-Year Low Versus Yen on Crisis; Dollar Drops on Fed
• Canada Dollar Gains as Stimulus Bets Fuel Risk-Asset Demand
• Peregrine Receiver Can Hire Pilot, Restaurant Manager
• Romney Aides Split on Olympics Trip Overruled by Romney
• Treasury 5-Year Yields Fall to Record on Europe Crisis
• S&P 500 Has First Back-to-Back Weekly Gain Since June