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July 28, 2012

• Miners Should Cut Back Spending as Prices Fall, AFI Says
• Cavendish Blames Australia as British Olympic Medal Chase Stalls
• Ryan Lochte Makes Phelps Look Human as He Takes 400 Medley Crown
• Australian Women Break 400-Meter Freestyle Olympic Record in Win
• China Wins Four Gold Medals to Lead Nations at London Olympics
• Apple Talked With Twitter About Investment, NYT Says
• S.Africa’s Marcus Says More Rate Cuts Can’t Be Taken for Granted
• Enbridge Energy Uncertain on Restart of Pipeline in Wisconsin
• U.S. Male Gymnasts See End of 28-Year Wait for Team Gold
• Romney Plans Private Israel Event With Top U.S. Donors
• Annan Sees Likelihood of ‘Imminent Battle’ in Syria’s Aleppo
• Lochte Wins Olympic 400-Meter Medley as Phelps Misses Medal
• Sharks Beat Stormers to Set Up Super Rugby Final Against Chiefs
• Maruti Profit Declines as Import Costs Rise, Rupee Falls
• House’s Camp Says He’ll Get Treatment for Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma
• Olympics Opening Attracts Record 40.7 Million Viewers for NBC
• NBC Says 40.7 Million Viewers Watched Olympics Opening Ceremony
• AT&T Boosts Stock Buybacks by $11.1 Billion as Profit Climbs
• Greece to Start Opap Stake Sale in September, Proto Thema Says
• Italy Beats U.S. to Win Men’s Archery Team Olympic Gold Medal
• More Rain Forecast for China as Yellow River Level Surges
• Orlando Magic Hire Jacque Vaughn as Coach to Replace Van Gundy
• French Agriculture Minister Says Grain Price Rise ‘Preoccupying’
• Alexandr Vinokurov Wins Gold in Olympic Men’s Road Cycling Race
• Germany Backs 0.7% Growth Forecast, Neue Osnabruecker Reports
• Saudi Shares Gain Most in Almost Four Weeks on Stimulus Hopes
• London Mayor Criticizes Lawmaker Over Olympic Opening Attack
• Mercapital to Buy 70% of Rubaiyat Steakhouse, Veja Reports
• Draghi Said to Hold Talks With Weidmann on ECB Bond Buying
• NBC Says Olympics Opening Viewing Highest Ever for Non-U.S. Site
• Lewis Hamilton Wins Pole Position for F1’s Hungarian Grand Prix
• Syria Pounds Rebels in Aleppo as Civilians Flee
• Cyprus Rescue Seen as Just a Matter of Time, Ligi Says
• Romney Dressage Rider Hits Back at Elitist Jibes Over Olympics
• Queen Delighted With James Bond Olympic Appearance, PA Says
• Adidas Shirts Made in Germany Would Raise Price, Times Reports
• Egypt Buys 3.8 Million Tons of Wheat From Local Farmers
• France Wants Talks With ArcelorMittal on Florange Future
• Mourinho Calls Tottenham’s Levy About Luka Modric, Mirror Says
• Merkel Ally Meister Rules Out More Aid for Greece, FAS Reports
• Tehran to Set Up Marriage-Counseling Centers, Donya Reports
• Albanian Weightlifter Pulaku Gets Olympic Ban for Drug Test
• Russian Naval Bases Abroad Not Fleet’s Role, Chirkov Tells Echo
• Phelps, Lochte Qualify for Individual Medley Final
• China’s Yi Wins First Gold Medal of London Olympics in Shooting
• Russia, Japan Will Continue Talks on Kurils, Lavrov Says
• Italians Bought Most London Flats Sold by EA Shaw, Times Says
• Japan Minister Expresses Condolences Over Russia Flood, RIA Says
• Spanish Bond Yields Drop Most in 7 Months on Bets ECB Will Buy
• Gilts Decline as European Leaders Pledge to Preserve Euro Bloc
• Zack Greinke Moves to Angels in Trade From Brewers for 3 Players
• SEC Freezes Assets in Insider Probe of CNOOC’s Nexen Buy
• Solyndra Files Plan to Reorganize in Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• Apple, Samsung Take Smartphone War to First U.S. Jury
• New York Yankees Beat Boston Red Sox in Fastest Game in 7 Years
• Whitman Trial to Turn on Whether He Knew of Illicit Tips
• Facebook Stock Plunge Slashes $34 Billion of Market Value
• Nazi Quit Over Bride’s Porno, Hooker Past: Lewis Lapham
• Damaged Wild Birds Find Rescue, Rehab Clinic in New York
• NYC Best: Snoop Dogg, Harrelson’s ‘Bullet,’ Sondheim
• Detroit’s Dylan; Ai Weiwei; ‘Ruby Sparks’; ‘Watch’: Films
• Euro Advances Most Since February as Officials Promise Support
• Canada Dollar Gains for 3rd Week as Central Banks Fuel Risk
• AMR Starts Merger Review Process, Sends Papers to US Airways
• Republicans Attack Obama on Israel to Hide Agenda: Pelosi
• Romney’s Gaffe Joins Quayle’s Potatoe on Gore’s Internet
• Obama Advisers Project $1.2 Trillion Deficit for 2012
• Treasuries Fall as European Leaders to Meet on Crisis Measures
• Panel Urges More U.S. Ships in Pacific for Pivot to Asia
• S&P 500 Has Longest Weekly Rally Since March on Europe
• House to Take Up Extension of Agriculture Bill, Drought Aid