Archive

August 1, 2012

• Citic Buying CLSA Gives China Most Autonomous Asia Broker
• U.S.-Educated Academic’s Alliance Prevails in Libyan Election
• Sumitomo to Pay Devon $1.4 Billion for Oilfield Stakes
• Brazil Corruption Trial Chills Lula Legacy as Party Vote Suffers
• ARGENTINA DAYBOOK: Heading to Record-Low Wheat Planting, Boden
• Germany Retains Stable AAA S&P Outlook After Moody’s Cut
• Smith Rules Out U.S. Having Aircraft Carrier Base in Perth
• Pacific Basin to Sell Car Ships to Focus on Dry Bulk
• Andy Samberg’s Lost Love; Law Seeks Sex in ‘360’: Movies
• Olympians Would Tumble for Teens of ‘Bring It On’: Review
• Australia Unexpectedly Posts Trade Surplus on Weaker Imports
• Aquarius Tumbles to Record After Mine Attack: Sydney Mover
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Philadelphia Seeks Court Relief From Firefighter Pay Award
• Cerebos Surged on Suntory’s Offer to Delist: Singapore Mover
• New Zealand to Provide Backing for Afghanistan Solar Project
• Military Groups Oppose Obama Campaign Ohio Early Voter Suit
• Man Arrested After Cyclist Killed by Bus Near London Olympics
• Zynga COO Said to Lose Product Oversight as Growth Slows
• Zynga COO Said to Lose Product Oversight as Growth Slows
• U.S. Women Relay Swimmers Win 2nd Gold on Day of Olympic Records
• Hong Kong Air Pollution ‘Severe’ in Central at Roadside Station
• Bohemians Trash Salzburg Home as Netrebko Hits High Notes
• OCBC Profit Climbs 12%, Beats Estimates on Interest Income
• Facebook’s Katie Mitic, Ethan Beard Leaving for Startups
• Mercedes Lead Over BMW Narrows to 104 Deliveries in U.S.
• Japanese Sold Net 8.9 Billion Yen Overseas Debt Last Week
• Turkcell Says Suit Over MTN-Iran Deal Can Proceed in U.S.
• Macro Hedge Funds Lose Touch as Bacon Returns $2 Billion
• Ex-Morgan Stanley Risk Officer Sues Bank Over Firing
• Avon Quarterly Profit Drops 70% Amid Lower Europe Demand
• Japan Stock Futures Rise, Australia Futures Fall on Fed
• San Bernardino, California, Files Chapter 9 Bankruptcy
• Chavez Says Venezuela Respects Syria’s Sovereignty
• Transocean Beats Analyst Expectations With Rig Cost Control
• First Solar Profit Jumps 81% on Shift to Selling Projects
• London Overtakes New York as Brent Oil Beats WTI
• Wiggins Gets Soccer-Style Support on Way to Fourth Olympic Gold
• U.K. Outlines Plans to Make Financial Products Consumer Friendly
• Rich Guy Broke, Meltdown, Camden Beach: London Weekend
• Gore Vidal Skewered the Powerful as Insider: Appreciation
• D.E. Master Blenders to Restate Results on Brazil Issues
• MetLife Profit Beats Estimates as Japan Fuels Expansion
• House Votes to Legalize Olympians’ Climbing Trail in Colorado
• Sailors’ Union Protest Causes Delays in Argentine Oil Shipments
• First Solar Profit Jumps 81% on Shift to Project Sales
• Court Revives Raytheon Claims Ex-Workers Stole Secrets
• China Slowdown Forcing Discounting at Gome to McDonald’s
• No Special Tax Break for Olympic Medals
• The One-Two Punch to Put Europe Back on Its Feet
• Three Cheers, and One Hijab, for a Female Saudi Olympian
• No Big Boy Pants for Banks That Whine Over Rules
• Smart Ways to Keep the Brake on Health-Care Costs
• How the Fed Took Money Out of Monetary Policy
• Shaky Foundations for the New Mammogram Economy
• Romney’s Zero Tolerance Approach to the Unsuccessful
• Global Cotton-Consumption Forecast Cut by Industry Group
• Suntech May Tap Funds in China Amid Concerns in New York
• Kodak Wins Partial Victory Against Apple in Patent Fight
• Chrysler U.S. Sales Rise 13%; GM, Ford Deliveries Drop
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, Aug. 1
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Aug. 1
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, Aug. 1
• U.S. Companies Reporting Unchanged Quarterly EPS, Aug. 1
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, Aug. 1
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Aug. 1
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Aug. 1
• William J. Bott III, Barclays Specialist at NYSE, Dies at 33
• Comcast Sues FCC Over Tennis Channel Distribution Ruling
• Motey Says He Passed Doug Whitman Marvell Sales Figures
• Twitter Says Flipboard CEO McCue Leaving as Board Director
• Bain Capital Agrees to Purchase Stake in Genpact for $1 Billion
• Losing 500,000 Jobs Seen New Reality of Europe Crisis
• ‘Big Short’ Author Lewis Asks Judge to Dismiss Libel Suit
• Canada Looks to Europe as G8’s Best Economy Buys Up Worst
• Monti Bets on Banking License for Rescue Fund in Poke at Germany
• Canada Looks to Europe as G8’s Best Economy Buys Bargains
• First All-Market Gain in Two Years Led by Drought, Draghi
• Emmis Says It Will Delay Shareholder Vote Until Judge Rules
• How to Navigate Today's Mortgage Doc Maze
• Toyota to Recall 760,000 RAV4 SUVs for Suspension Arm Fix
• Grains, Soy Called to Open Higher as Hot, Dry Weather Persists
• Fed Signals More Steps to Spur Economy Amid Slower Growth
• House Republicans Urge Democrats to Extend Full Tax Cut
• Emerging Stocks Advance a Fifth Day on Interest-Rate Speculation
• Peru Bonds Rise on Speculation of Increased Investment Inflows
• BlackRock Expands Top Management to Boost Active Returns
• U.S. Women Get Relay Swim Gold, Gyurta Breaks World Record
• Knight Market-Making Unit Says It Had ‘Technical Issue’
• House Rejects Obama’s Proposed Tax Boost on Top Earners
• Money Funds Seen Failing in Crisis as SEC Bows to Lobby
• MasterCard Falls as Quarterly Revenue Misses Estimates
• Ex-Morgan Stanley Analyst Forms Firm to Buy Rental Homes
• Ethanol Declines as Report Shows Output Rose Most in Seven Weeks
• Romney’s Tax Plan Doesn’t Cover Rate Cut Cost, Study Says
• Fonterra Says Whole Milk Powder Prices Rise in Auction
• Treasuries Fall as Fed Doesn’t Add Additional Monetary Stimulus
• Dollar Climbs Against Euro, Yen as Fed Refrains From Stimulus
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for August 1
• Romney's Tax Plan: Too Detailed and Too Vague
• Hartford Posts $101 Million Loss on Cost Tied to Allianz
• Obama Courts Ohio Voters With Middle-Class Tax, Jobs Pitch
• Canadian Dollar Weakens as Fed Refrains From Further Stimulus
• UBS Whistle-Blower Birkenfeld Released From U.S. Prison
• Talisman Energy Rises on Montney LNG Development Options
• Repsol Sues Bank of New York Mellon Over YPF Election
• Australian Dollar Drops From 4-Month High After Fed; Kiwi Falls
• Chavez Campaign Spending Boom Seen Spurring 31% Devaluation
• Oil, Gasoline Rise After Inventories Drop: Commodities at Close
• Agency Mortgage-Bond Spreads Little Changed as Fed Holds Pat
• TMX Deal Puts Canada Finance Firms in Charge of Exchange
• Ex-U.S. Senator Mitchell Is Named Penn State Integrity Monitor
• Samaras Secures Greek Budget Plan as Coalition Discord Grows
• InterDigital Wins U.S. Appeal in Patent Fight With Nokia
• Romania May Hold Key Interest Rate for Third Meeting on Turmoil
• Egypt’s Secularists Mobilize Against Growing Power of Islamists
• AstraZeneca Combination Improves Breast Cancer Survival in Study
• Rona Rejects C$14.50 Offer From U.S. Retailer Lowe’s
• Facebook Says 23 Percent of Data-Center Power Is Green
• Allergan Rises Most in Year as Botox Sales Lift Profit
• Manufacturing Index Sinks ADRs as Suntech Down: Overnight
• Amazon Splits With Peers in Pushing Online Sales Taxes
• U.S. Manufacturing Unexpectedly Shrinks for Second Month
• Energy Panel Advances Bill to End Energy Loan Program
• Facebook Plunge Continues as Growth Concerns Persist
• Pioneer Rises on Valuations for Permian Ventures: Dallas Mover
• Gross’s Total Return Fund Drew $2.1 Billion Last Month
• Comcast Tops Profit Estimates After Cutting Its Video Losses
• Dollar Rises, Treasuries Fall as Stocks Erase Gain on Fed
• Defense Armageddon Prediction Clashes With Profits, Optimism
• Republic Airways Shares Erase Drop on Quarterly Forecast
• Phillips 66 Profit Rises, $1 Billion Share Buyback Planned
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for August 1
• Dollar Thrifty Urges Hertz Make Bid or End Pursuit
• Ed DeMarco Is in Line to Replace Himself
• Lenovo Forges Ties With EMC to Increase Storage Revenue
• Icahn Gets Proxy Adviser Support in Forest Labs Board Battle
• Drought, Heat Shows Climate Change is Real, Democrats Say
• Huntsman CEO Says Textiles, Foam May Offset Pigment Decline
• DuPont Knew Using Monsanto Technology Wrong, Jury Is Told
• Pfizer IPO, Cost Cuts Yield Time to Reinvent Its Research
• Nigeria’s Revised Oil Bill Will Help Boost Output, Minister Says
• Time Warner’s Profit Declines as TV Ad Growth Softens
• U.S.’s Adrian Wins Olympic Men’s 100-Meter Freestyle
• Oil Rises After U.S. Supplies Tumble Most in Seven Months
• Amyris Falls After Earnings Miss, Delay of Total Venture
• DreamWorks Trails Estimates on ‘Madagascar,’ Shares Slip
• Symantec CEO’s Ouster Intensifies Pressure: Real M&A
• North Carolina Utility Board Hires Valukas for Duke Probe
• Jobs’s Yacht Maker Does Cool Headphones: Rich Jaroslovsky
• Emirates Says Qantas Codeshare Deal Likely in 6 Months
• MF Global Claims Trade Higher as Customers Seek 100% Back
• Former L-3 Translator Gets 9 Years for Iraq Breach
• Wien, Kovner, Effron, Rubin, Louis Langree, Warby Parker
• Assured Guaranty Faces $100 Million Loss From Stockton
• JMB Energie Agrees to Buy Majority Stake in Aerowatt
• IMF Chief Lagarde Praises Greece, Spain for Efforts
• Credit Swaps in U.S. Fall as Fed Signals Stimulus Tool Readiness
• Fiat Suspends New Investments in Italy Because of Europe Crisis
• Default Rate Climbs to 2.8% on U.S. High-Yield Debt, S&P Says
• Oil Options Volatility Rises on Fed Statement, Inventory Drop
• U.S. Mutual Funds Drew $3.81 Billion in Deposits, ICI Says
• Venus Williams Loses, Sister Serena Cruises in Olympic Singles
• Orange Juice, Sugar, Cotton Drop in New York; Cocoa, Coffee Gain
• Frontier Communications Bonds Rise After Earnings Beat Estimates
• Millstein Names Ripplewood’s Duran for Third Avenue Venture
• Gold Is Seen Advancing on Speculation About More Easing
• Apple App Developer Marketing Costs Higher
• Fed Sets Stage Again for Stimulus
• Argent Raises C$212.3 Million in Canada’s Biggest IPO This Year
• Senate Deal to Revive Tax Breaks to Be Blocked by Coburn
• Samsung Lawyer Can’t Undo Apple Trial Evidence Ruling
• Bonds.com Said in Talks With Western Asset, Janus for Trades
• U.S. Trade Representative Seeks Renewable-Energy Investigation
• IMF Warns Government Debt Holdings Risk Bank Stability in Japan
• Burberry Drops Lawsuit Against Humphrey Bogart Heirs
• The Proportion of Canadian Exports That Go to the U.S.: 75%
• Republicans Nominate Pure Cruz in Texas
• N.Y. Gasoline Gains After Imports Drop; Stocks Near 4-Year Low
• Massachusetts Sets $1.4 Billion for Transportation
• Coburn Says He’ll Block Senate Committee Vote on Tax Breaks
• Greek Coalition Leaders to Back $14 Billion in Budget Cuts
• Federal Open Market Committee Aug. 1 Statement: Full Text
• Russia Seeks to Settle Telenor-VimpelCom Dispute, Vedomosti Says
• Dodgers Designate Abreu for Assignment After Adding Victorino
• Brazil’s July Trade Surplus Was $2.88 Billion, Ministry Says
• SEC Shouldn’t Regulate Credit Ratings, Cato Researchers Say
• Romania's Crop-Damaging Heat Wave to Continue Next Week
• Italy May Have Lost Third of Corn Crop on Heat, Drought
• Genworth Plunges as CEO Cites Mortgage-Spinoff Obstacles
• Treasuries Snap Gain on Economic Data Before Fed Announcement
• China North East Petroleum Must Face Shareholder Lawsuit
• Electronic Arts Rises After Loss Is Smaller Than Expected
• New York Property Tax Changes Recommended by Grand Jury
• Uruguay’s Trade Surplus Widened to $317 Million
• McDermott, Davis Polk, Kirkland, Weil: Business of Law
• For Chinese Olympians, Winning Is No Longer Everything
• Iran Completes Cleanup of Suspect Nuclear Site, Group Says
• Drought-Disaster Declaration Widened to Cover Half U.S. Counties
• U.S. Treasury Targets Leaders of Italy’s Camorra for Sanctions
• Canadian Dollar Appreciates as Equities Climb
• Peregrine Probed by Labor Department, Trustee Says
• France Sees UN Security Council Meeting on Syria This Month
• Belaruskali to Pay Back $1 Billion of Debt Early, Interfax Says
• MF Global Trustee Considering Suit Against U.K. Unit
• Wisconsin Running Back Montee Ball Is Hurt in Attack by Five Men
• Antofagasta Quarterly Output Rises 9.1% on Esperanza Ramp-Up
• Olympic Badminton Players Banned Over Deliberate Poor Play
• North Korea Floods and Storms Destroy Mines, Kill 31 More
• Dollar Falls Versus Most Major Peers Before Fed Statement
• Blame Congress for Postal Service Default
• September Syncrude Jumps Before Alberta Upgrader Maintenance
• Quebec’s Charest Calls September Vote Amid Protests
• Panetta Says All Options Must Be Tried Before Iran Strike
• Quebec Premier Charest Calls Provincial Elections for Sept. 4
• India's Blackout Fix Leaves 400 Million Without Power
• Alliance Consumer Growth Invests in Frozen-Food Maker
• News Corp. Being Considered for Corporate Hacking Offenses
• Reynolds Suit Challenging FDA Panel Members Can Proceed
• Tyson Gay Seeks Redemption as He Sprints to Challenge Usain Bolt
• How Government Hackery Undermines Partisan Hackery
• BP Sells Forties Crude at Higher Price; Socar Offers Azeri Light
• Take-Two Interactive Skids as Profit, Outlook Miss Views
• Crimes by Airport Screeners Aren’t Tolerated, TSA Says
• LME to Introduce New Nickel, Tin Deliveries From April 2013
• Seabreeze’s Douglas Kass Shorts ‘Broken’ Goldman Sachs
• ED&F Man Reduces 2012-13 Sugar Surplus by 27% on Brazil, India
• Nokia Shares Post Biggest 7-Day Gain Since 1992
• AuthenTec Sued by Investor Over Apple Takeover
• Ruble Slides Most in a Week as Demand Wanes After Tax Payment
• SocGen Has Got No Notice of Wrongdoing on Libor, CEO Says
• U.S. Treasury Plans Floating-Rate Notes in Year or More
• Greentech Fails to Win Shareholder Support for Fersa Acquisition
• Oil Rises on Inventory Data, Stimulus Hope: Commodities at Close
• Harley Falls as Sales Miss Analysts’ Estimates: Chicago Mover
• British Insurers Pay Out 200 Million Pounds After 2011 Riots
• New York’s C Train Ranked Worst Subway Line for Fourth Year
• Serb Lawmakers Mull Limits on Central Bank, Governor’s Power
• Forint Rebounds as Hungarian Manufacturing Shows Expansion
• Saudi Airlines Cargo Raises Handling 26% in First Half This Year
• Congress Leaders Agree on Stopgap U.S. Spending Plan
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for August 1
• Ivory Coast, Mali Suspend Rice-Import Taxes to Keep Prices Low
• U.K. Stocks Rise on Earnings; Standard Chartered Advances
• Galp Energia Rises on Mozambique Natural-Gas Find: Lisbon Mover
• European Stocks Gain Amid Speculation of Central Bank Aid
• Surprise! Romney Tax Plan Favors the Rich
• Bovespa Fluctuates as Steelmakers Decline Outweighs Rate Outlook
• Cape Falls to Three-Year Low on Australia Outlook: London Mover
• Pound Falls to 2-Week Low Versus Euro as Output Shrinks
• Eni Cuts Refining, Boost Gas Sales as Recession Hurts Demand
• Statement by the IMF Mission to Botswana (Text)
• Standard Chartered Posts 11% Rise in First-Half Profit
• Monsanto’s $1 Billion Patent Claim Against DuPont Nears End
• U.S.’s Kristen Armstrong Wins Cycling Gold in Final Race at 38
• Europe’s Richest Woman Sells Island for $60 Million
• German Bunds Slide as Monti Comments Boost Spanish, Italian Debt
• Ternium Sees Lower Operating Profit as Expectations Missed
• Ukraine’s Six-Month State Budget Gap Narrows, Ministry Says
• India’s Cash-Starved Utilities Helped Crash Grid, Regulator Says
• Intercontinental Exchange Profit Rises on Energy Trading
• SocGen Profit Misses Estimates With 42% Slide on Writedowns
• Nigeria Eurobond Yields Reach 3-Month Low as Risk Appetite Grows
• Coal of Africa Declines to a 5 1/2-Year Low: Johannesburg Mover
• NBC’s Tape-Delay Strategy Boosting Ratings, Revenue
• Mediclinic Climbs on Debt Refinancing Plans: Johannesburg Mover
• Colombian Peso Strengthens on Oil Gain, Global Growth Optimism
• Britain’s Bradley Wiggins Wins Olympic Cycling Time-Trial
• Ex-UBS Credit Strategist Bory to Join Wells Fargo Next Month
• Ivory Coast Sets Up 40 Billion-Franc Cocoa Stabilization Fund
• South America Readies Record Crops Amid U.S. Drought
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Aug. 1
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Aug. 1
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, Aug. 1
• Ecobank Ghana Climbs to 3-Month High as Net Rises: Accra Mover
• Gasoline Rises After U.S. Fuel Inventories Decline
• Rand Declines for Fourth Day Before Fed, ECB Policy Meetings
• Credit Suisse Names DeNunzio M&A Chairman, Succeeding Koch
• Iran to Develop Soumar Oil Field With Local Funds, Shana Says
• Stocks Cheapest to Bonds Amid Record-Low Rates: Corporate Brazil
• Old Mutual’s Nedbank Says Profit Rises 27% on Boost in Loans
• Cattle Drop on Signs of Rising U.S. Beef Supplies; Hogs Decline
• The Real Cost of Owning a Show Horse
• Ally Posts Second-Quarter Loss on ResCap Bankruptcy Case
• London’s Light Rail Service Resumed, Station Reopened, TFL Says
• U.S. Ethanol Output Rose to 809,000 Barrels a Day Last Week
• Ghana Eurobond Yields Fall 4th Day on Amissah-Arthur Nomination
• MF Global Trustee Sees Return Of 90% Or More to Clients
• Quebec Premier Charest Says Province Will Hold Elections
• Sinovel Sued in Brazil Over Wind-Turbine Software Codes, FT Says
• German Green Party Wants Jain to Speak at Hearing, Zeit Reports
• Syrian Crisis Costs Lebanon $150 Million in Exports, NNA Reports
• Ship Insurer Seeks Clarity on New U.S. Sanctions Against Iran
• Transocean Considers Halt Order, Keeps Working in Brazil
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for July 27 (Text)
• Romanian Transelectrica Wins EU42 Million Credit to Upgrade Grid
• Bacon to Give Back $2 Billion Amid ‘Constrained’ Markets
• Iran Denies Nuclear Plants Hit by Virus Playing AC/DC
• Republicans Buoyed by Freshmen Seek Rewrite of Tax System
• BMW Profit Declines as Competition Offsets Sales Gains
• Turkey Yields Drop to 18-Month Low as Manufacturing Contracts
• Brazil’s June Industrial Output Sends Swap Rates Plunging
• Allstate Shares Jump to Highest Level Since 2008
• U.S. July ISM Manufacturing Report on Business (Text)
• Hydro Plans to Shut Down Loss-Making Remelting Aluminum Capacity
• Magnitogorsk Says Court Rejects Claim Against Flinders Purchase
• Koch to Leave Credit Suisse for Deputy Mayor Job
• Nice Tumbles Most Since 2008 on Reduced Forecast: Tel Aviv Mover
• Giddens Says MF Global Fund Returns to Be in ‘90 Percent Range’
• LabCorp Climbs on Report Company May Be a Buyout Target
• PZ Cussons Nigeria Falls to 2-Month Low on Profit: Lagos Mover
• Punkers’ Show Trial Becomes Battle for the Russian Soul
• Suez Environnement Sees Trend for Lower French Water Tariffs
• The Planning Fallacy and the Innovator's Dilemma
• Australia Resources Boom Pushes Office Vacancies to 3-Year Low
• Construction Spending in U.S. Climbs to Almost Three-Year High
• Internal-Combustion Engine to Enjoy Long Life, U.S. Study Finds
• Bain Said to Agree to Buy 40% Stake in Genpact
• Suntech Bonds Drop as Analysts Raise Questions on Solar Company
• Kristin Armstrong Says Retiring After Second Time Trial Gold
• Russian Opposition Lawmaker May Be Charged for Illegal Business
• Andalusia Challenges Spain Debt Caps Meant to Deepen Budget Cuts
• Monti Says Bank License for EU Rescue Fund to Help, Will Occur
• Dewey U.K. May Be Liquidated as German Arm Placed in Insolvency
• Central European Media Net Rises on Derivatives Reevaluation
• Genworth Seeks to Limit Complexity as Share Price ‘Unacceptable’
• ADP Says U.S. Companies Added 163,000 Workers in July
• Double Swim Gold Medalist Ye, 16, Predicts Younger Champions
• Masco Reaches Settlement in Insulation Price-Fixing Case
• Penn State Loses Running Back Silas Redd to USC After Sanctions
• Kenyan Shilling Gains on Higher Tea Prices, Central Bank Action
• Kristin Armstrong of U.S. Wins Olympic Cycling Time-Trial Gold
• Dong Completes Foundations at Denmark’s Largest Wind Farm at Sea
• Roku Signs Haier, Hitachi, Mitsubishi for Web-Enabled TVs
• Markit Final Index of U.S. Manufacturing Fell to 51.4 in July
• Argentine Businessmen Ask to Ease Dollar Limits, Infobae Says
• U.S. Midwest May Remain Hot, Dry Through Mid-August
• IOC & HDFC CP deal:India Money Markets
• Canara Bank & Punjab National Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money
• L&T Infra & IOC Global CP:India Money Markets
• Abu Dhabi Shares Advance to Highest Level Since April
• OBC CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Marine Insurance Antitrust Probe Dropped by EU Regulators
• Hyatt Profit Climbs 5.4% on Hotel Demand in U.S. Cities
• Tanzania May Ask BG, Statoil to Unify LNG Project Development
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• U.S. Ally Azerbaijan to Exclude Iran From Gas Pipeline to Europe
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Gold Futures Drop for Second Day After U.S. Report on Job Growth
• Lebanon Power Company Says it Can’t Do Repairs Due to Sit-In
• De Guindos Said to Push Spain Cuts as Germany Signals Aid
• Avon in Talks to Settle Foreign Bribery Probes
• South Africa Court Orders Fund of Basileus CEO Killer Wound Up
• Spain’s S&P Rating Affirmed at BBB+ as More EU Support Seen
• Mortgage Writedowns, Tar Sands Loophole, SEC: Compliance
• Gold Futures Erase Gains on Comex After ADP Jobs Report
• French Rapeseed Crop Is Seen at Up to 5.6 Million Tons
• Ukraine Stored 15 Billion Cubic Meters of Gas, Unian Says
• U.S. Stock Futures Maintain Gain as ADP Jobs Data Tops Estimates
• Egypt Shares Advance Most in the World as Cabinet Unveiled
• Poland Pays Record-Low Yield at Five-Year Debt Auction
• Sweden Krona Jumps as Rate Cut Calls Fade on Accelerating Growth
• Suntory to Delist Cerebos Pacific in S$364.8 Million Offer
• Wind Lobby Raises German Turbine Forecast, Offshore Concerns
• Czech State Budget Deficit Narrows in July as Revenue Rises
• NFU Says Feed Costs May Cut 10% of U.K. Pork Output
• India’s Nifty Stock Futures Drop on Goldman Forecast Cut
• Brazil’s Arabica Coffee Harvest Seen Ending One Month Later
• Macau Gambling Revenue Rises 1.5%, Ahead of Analyst Views
• Kuwait Finance House Unit Acquires 67% of Aref Energy
• Israel CPI Bonds Drop as Slower Growth Reduces Inflation Bets
• Indian Bonds Gain as Yields at Seven-Week High Attract Investors
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• British Olympic Women’s Pair Wins Country’s First Gold Medal
• U.S. Stock Futures Advance Before Fed’s Policy Decisions
• Pertamina Issues Tender to Buy Low-Sulfur Crude Oil for October
• Germany Wins Olympic Men’s Eight Rowing Race, Canada Second
• Cobalt, Solvay to Convert Brazil Sugar-Cane Waste Into Chemicals
• Russia’s Drought Seen by Forecaster Extending Through August
• Repsol Receives Approval to Sell Ecuador Unit to Sinopec
• Zhang’s China Rail Video Sparks Outcry a Year After Crash
• Obama Is Leading in Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania, Poll Finds
• U.K. Proposes Ways to Tackle Non-Bank Financial Firm Failures
• EDF Halts Blayais-2 Nuclear Plant; Current French Halts
• Nesbitt Portland Property Files for Bankruptcy in California
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 9.28 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Ten Reasons Winners Keep Winning, Aside from Skill
• Anti-Putin Punk Group Call for Doctors at Trial in Moscow
• German Winter-Barley and Rapeseed Yields Seen 10% Higher by DBV
• Saudi Arabia to Halt Exports of Vegetables and Fruit, Okaz Says
• Bahrain Police Seek Three New Suspects After Explosives Found
• U.S. Manufacturing Probably Stagnated as Spending Cooled
• Archbishopric of Cyprus Increases Stake in Hellenic Bank
• Marchionne’s Chrysler Stars in Fiat’s Struggle for Profit
• Olympic Badminton Players Face Disciplinary Action on Poor Play
• Jupiter’s Funds Under Management Beat Estimates on Retail Flows
• Worst India Outage Highlights 60 Years of Missed Targets
• Greece Supports Building of Formula One Race Track Near Athens
• Asian Stocks Head for First Decline in Five Days on China
• U.K. Manufacturing Slump Deepens as Export Orders Fall
• EU’s Tougher Capital and Bonus Rules May Be Delayed, FSA Says
• Arise Gains After Buying Wind-Power Project: Stockholm Mover
• Monti Presses National Leaders for Action to Back Draghi
• Baidu-Owned Travel Site Doubles Sales as Chinese Seek Deals
• Olympics Hurt London Store Sales as Shoppers Stay Away From City
• Suez Environnement First-Half Net Slumps Amid Waste Decline
• Denmark Has Lessons for Draghi as Official Rates Go Negative
• Oil Near 2-Week Low on Concern Banks May Not Intervene
• Finmeccanica Drops as Investors Await Restructuring Details
• Slovenia Seeks Bids for Majority Stake in Adria Airways
• U.S. Bond-Swap Divide Evaporates in Stress Sign: Credit Markets
• Statoil, Tanzania Will Begin Talks About LNG Plant This Month
• Asian Millionaires Firing Banks Take Charge of Own Wealth
• Russia’s Rosneft Conducts Refinery Review Following Complaints
• Morgan Stanley Forecasts BOE to Expand QE, Cut Interest Rate
• Vietnamese Bonds Rise on August Inflation Outlook; Dong Steady
• Rupiah Declines by Most in Three Weeks on Wider Trade Deficit
• Insurer Bosses Say Regulators’ Too-Big-to-Fail Proposals Flawed
• U.K. Factory Output Shrinks Most in More Than Three Years
• China Turns to German to Make Mao Hotel World Class
• Euro Erases Advance Against Dollar, Yen to Trade Little Changed
• Taiwan 10-Year Bonds Gain Most in Two Weeks on Weakening Economy
• Vestas Shares Decline on Cash Flow Concern: Copenhagen Mover
• Baht Little Changed Near Four-Week High Before Policy Decisions
• DP World Container Volumes Increase 7.5% on Asia Pacific
• French Parliament Passes Transaction Tax in Hollande Budget
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jul 31, 2012.
• Asian Currencies Decline on China Data Before Fed, ECB Meetings
• Iraq Says Exported 2.52 Million Barrels a Day of Oil in July
• Taylor Wimpey Boosts Profit in Shift to Higher-Margin Sales
• Spain’s Diesel, Gasoline Demand Decline in June From Year Ago
• Indian Oil Issues Tender to Buy Crude Oil for October Loading
• Komercni Banka Quarterly Net Rises on Gain From Stake Sale
• Philippine Peso Slips Before ECB and Fed Meetings; Bonds Gain
• German Bunds Stay Lower After Euro-Area Manufacturing Contracts
• Art in the Hamptons
• China, Japan, S.Korea Central Bank Heads Met in Dalian, BOK Says
• China’s Stocks Rise Most in 3 Weeks on Government Growth Pledge
• German VDMA Machinery Orders Declined at a Slower Pace in June
• Deutsche Bank Cuts Pay as Workers See Fewer Exits
• Schneider to Resume Acquisitions to Sustain Earnings
• Egypt’s Presidency Sues Reporters, Foreign Agency, Over Comments
• Keiyo Ethylene to Resume Chiba Plant Tomorrow After Repairs
• Mitsui Fudosan Profit Rises 40 Percent on Leasing Income
• Indonesia’s July Inflation Accelerates on Higher Food Prices
• Equilor Wins Approval to Start Hungary Fund Management Unit
• Vinci Falls as New French Taxes May Dent Earnings: Paris Mover
• Overnight Rate Swap Drops to Record Low in European Money Market
• Banca Transilvania Profit Jumps 47% on Romanian Loan Growth
• PBG CEO Sees Polish State Fund’s Decision on Loan in 6 Months
• Turkish Manufacturing Conditions Worst Since August 2011
• Tepco Widens Net Loss Forecast on Reduced Power Tariff Increase
• Allot’s Discount Widens on Transaction Delays: Israel Overnight
• IMF Mission to Visit Ukraine for 2013 Budget Talks in September
• China’s Home Price Gain Signals ‘Turning Point,’ SouFun Says
• Czech Manufacturing Worsened for Fourth Month in July, PMI Shows
• Olympus Refers Possible Corrupt Practice Incident to U.S.
• Henkel Profit Beats Estimates on Emerging-Market Growth
• Slovak Central-Budget Deficit Widen With Revenue Short of Target
• Next Lifts Profit Target as First-Half Sales Beat Estimates
• U.S. Mint American Gold Coin Sales Retreat to Lowest Since April
• Copper Falls After China Manufacturing Data: LME Preview
• Caspian Pipeline July Crude Exports Fall 2.6% From Year Earlier
• Egypt’s Mursi Pardones 26 Islamists, al-Masry al-Youm Says
• Singh Answers Sought as Worst Power Crisis May Hurt Growth
• Arkema Seeks Profit Near 1 Billion-Euro Mark After Beating Goal
• E.ON Ruhrgas Slovenia Gas Market Entry to Lower Prices
• Korean Bonds Rise as Exports Plunge, Inflation Cools; Won Gains
• China Manufacturing Teeters Close to Contraction
• Rain-Scarce India Depends on Record Stock to Feed People
• Chidambaram Regains India Finance Job as Singh Seeks Revival
• Aussie Trades Near Four-Month High Before Fed Decision
• Manchester City Lines Up $55 Million Higuain Bid: Soccer Roundup
• Japan Stocks Fall on China Manufacturing; Honda Slumps
• Oil Trades Near Two-Week Low on Manufacturing Slowdown
• Cosatu Fails in Attempt to Ban Labor Brokers, Business Day Says
• Uganda Records 14 New Ebola Cases; Death Toll Rises, Vision Says
• TonenGeneral Boosts Residue Cracking Capacity at Kawasaki Plant
• German Government Bonds Open Lower; 10-Year Yields Rise to 1.31%
• U.K. Home Prices Plunge Most in Three Years, Nationwide Says
• Treasury 5-Year Yield Near Record Low Amid Slowing Signs
• ISRAEL DAYBOOK: Netanyahu Says Still Debating Iran Attack; Allot
• Abu Dhabi’s Aabar to Invest in Oman’s Al Izz Islamic Bank
• Seiko Epson Drops by Record After Cutting Forecast
• Catalonia, Andalucia Leaders Boycott Meeting, El Pais Reports
• Syrians Said to Require $500 Million of Help, Arab News Reports
• Shikoku Electric Leads Utilities Down on Losses: Tokyo Mover
• Gore Vidal, Novelist and Critic of ‘Imperial’ U.S., Dies at 86
• Yen Gains Versus Major Peers as Factory Data Spurs Demand
• Atlanta Voters Defeat $8.5 Billion Tax for Transportation
• Phillies Trade Victorino, Pence; Cubs Send Dempster to Rangers
• Highest Real Yield Lures BlackRock to Malaysia: Southeast Asia
• Chicago Rebound Wins Wilpons 3-Year Reprieve: Mortgages
• Intesa Second-Quarter Net May Fall on Bad Loans, Lower Revenue
• U.K.’s Osborne Opens Funding for Lending Program to Aid Economy
• Peru’s July Consumer Prices Rise 0.09% on Food, Transport
• Corn Extends Biggest Monthly Gain in 24 Years on U.S. Drought
• ChelPipe Lenders Want More Surety for Debts, Vedomosti Reports
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 08/01/2012 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 08/01/201
• Foley Joins Force Super Rugby Team a Day After Quitting Waratahs
• China’s Xi Warns Communists Not to Fall Into Abyss of Corruption
• Pennsylvania Expected Fewer to Lack ID, Official Says
• Saigon Petroleum Seeks to Buy Diesel for Delivery in September
• Geithner Urges U.S. Congress, Europe to Spur Growth
• Sands China Says Macau Government Probes Data Transfer
• Russia’s Milner Sets Up $3 Million Physics Prize, Vedomosti Says
• Vietnam’s Premier Orders List of Weak Banks to Be Public
• Coal Industry Wins Challenge to EPA Water Standards
• Whitman Capital Founder Traded on Inside Tips, U.S. Says
• Egypt’s El-Saieed to Remain as Finance Minister, Ahram Reports
• Asia Bond Risk Rises as Sales Pause for Central Bank Meetings
• Air Force Targets Valve to Fix F-22 Jet’s Oxygen Problems
• LaTourette Is Latest Moderate to Plan Congressional Exit
• SEC Loses Lawsuit Against Ex-Citigroup Official Stoker
• Commuting to 4.6% Unemployment From 13% Is New Canada Way
• Apple v Samsung: Can Look and Feel Be Patented?
• Silver Lake Said to Raise More Than $4 Billion for Fund
• Apple Lawyer Tells Jury Samsung Chose to Copy Apple
• Samsung Lawyer Can’t Undo Apple Trial Evidence Ruling
• Ross-TJX Beat U.S. Stores With Stuff for Season
• Yields Lowest in 45 Years Still Cheapest Since ’96: Muni Credit
• Military Mental Health Crisis Exposed With Camp Liberty Killings
• Eloqua Offers 50% Discount to Software-as-Service Peers in IPO
• Startups Woo Wall Street Banks in Tech Arms Race
• Hamptons Art: Superman’s Hometown, Catwoman, Warhol Grave
• Hot Chip Takes Synth Crown From LCD Soundsystem in NYC
• Marilyn Monroe’s Death Remains Mysterious: Interview
• Career Education Slides on $100 Million Quarterly Loss
• Geithner Vows to Press for Writedowns for Underwater Home Loans
• Florida Ended Death Probe at Private Brain Rehab Center
• Cruz Wins Texas Vote Moving Tea Partier Closer to Senate
• Valero Fixes Balance Sheet by Dumping Beer: Corporate Finance
• NRA Enabled Bullets-by-Mail Used by Colorado Shooting Suspect
• Allstate Beats Analysts’ Estimates as Disaster Costs Fall
• Fertittas Made Billionaires by Head Blows With Chokeholds
• House Drops Plan for One-Year Extension of U.S. Agriculture Law
• Drought Spreads Into Towns as Decatur-Area Grain Bins Empty
• Coach Drops as Kors Grabs Handbag Customers in Slowdown: Retail
• Home-Price Gains Make Mortgage Rates a Bargain: Chart of the Day
• Ghost of 2008 Haunts Fed as Companies Take Short View on Risk
• Edison Sees Possible Generation Unit Bankruptcy, Nuclear Probes