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August 14, 2012

• Mica Fends Off Tea Party-Backed Challenge for Florida House Seat
• Bright Food Tops Banks With $800 Million Loan: Corporate Finance
• Carlyle Buys Stake in Chinese Private Medical Company
• North Korea Wins China Pledge of Faster Economic-Zone Growth
• Far East Said to Raise $526 Million in Singapore Initial Offer
• Asia Currencies Fall on Concern Global Slowdown to Hurt Exports
• Brazil Mobile Carriers Face Removal of Dropped-Call Fees
• Korean Banks’ Household Bad-Loan Ratio Rises to Near 6-Year High
• JBS Reports Profit After Year-Ago Loss as Beef Margins Widen
• Pickens Fund Sells Entire $20 Million Stake in BP
• Hong Kong Stocks Decline on Economic, Earnings Concerns
• Global Logistic Sees `Strong Demand' in Japan, CEO Says (Video)
• Thai Baht Falls as Global Slowdown May Hurt Exports; Bonds Rise
• Bond Risk Falls in Asia, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Foote’s Texas Mating Games; Speedy ‘Richard III’: Review
• Rosemary’s $80 Steak, Warm Wines Not Worth Wait: Review
• Wasabi to Sell 11% Stake in Australian Renewable Fuels to Lignol
• Bats Plans Retail Program to Compete With NYSE Initiative
• Carlyle Group Said to Be Leading Bidder for Getty Images
• Cotton Climbs as Much as 2.2% After Forecast for Higher Prices
• Romney-Ryan See Fed QE as Inflation Risk Amid Low Prices
• Bin Hammam Says He’ll Fight to Clear Name Over Latest FIFA Probe
• N.Y. Settles Standard Chartered Probe For $340 Million
• Syncora Sues California to Keep Redevelopment Agencies Alive
• Chinese Estates Says Macau Annuls Land Sale for La Scala
• Standard Chartered Avoided ‘Guillotine,’ Consultant Petrou Says
• Ratch-Australia Plans to Spend A$1 Billion on Acquisitions, Wind
• Summit Wind Power Plans to Build 6 Wind Turbines, Nikkei Reports
• Children of Columbine Endure Their Second Mass Killing
• Colorado Theater Massacre Suspect to Appear in Court
• In Two Young Women, Obama Finds a Story of Hope Amid Grief
• Bernanke May Hit Limit From Buying Too Many Treasuries
• Colorado Shooting Suspect Faces Potential Capital Charge
• Investor Confidence Trails Consumers by Most Since 1995
• Lawyers Raking in Cash as Campaign Spending Hits Records
• Romney Hits Obama on Iran, Syria, Before Overseas Trip
• Shooting Suspect’s Town Had Setbacks Long Before Fatal Attack
• Spain Edges Toward Rescue as Regions Aided: Euro Credit
• Vietnam Protests China’s Plans for Sansha City Garrison
• Home Values Post First Year-Over-Year Increase Since 2007
• DreamWorks Animation Seeks Magic Kingdom Beyond Movies
• Penn State’s Rating May Be Cut After Sanctions for Sex Abuse
• High Court Health Ruling to Increase Uninsured, CBO Says
• Gun Sales Spike After 12 Killed in Colorado Movie Theater
• TV Ad Makers Earn More Super-PAC Millions for Less Work
• Pennsylvania Voter Law Is ‘Harassment,’ Lawyer Says
• Pentagon Sees Valve Fix to Solve F-22’s Oxygen Problem
• Obama Responds to Romney Attacks in Northwest Fundraising Swing
• Google Could Face More Antitrust Probes, EU’s Almunia Says
• NRA Muscle Chills Gun-Control Talk After Shootings
• Iran Nuclear Plants Hit By Virus Playing AC/DC
• Netflix Plunges on Guarded Outlook for New 2012 Signups
• TV Stations Charge ’Super-Gouge’ Ad Rates for Super-PACS
• Deaths Fell in States That Expanded Medicaid, Study Shows
• Senate Vote Continues Tax Stalemate as House Debates
• Jobless Claims in U.S. Decrease, Extending July Volatility
• U.S. Libor Charges Said to Go Beyond Barclays Traders
• J.C. Penney Switches to Two-Tier Pricing
• Dow Caps Biggest Gain in One Month Amid Draghi’s Pledge
• Romney Woos Miami Via Tel Aviv, Registers US-Israel Vote
• Romneys Have Tax Deduction With Olympic Hopes on Rafalca
• Obama Holds Slim Re-Election Edge With Slow GDP Growth
• Starbucks Falls After Cutting Forecast Below Estimate
• Amazon Gains as It Improves Distribution Network
• Apple to Acquire Security Firm AuthenTec for $350 Million
• Dow Rallies Above 13,000 on Speculation ECB to Buy Bonds
• Growth in U.S. Slows as Consumers Restrain Spending
• BP Said to Seek $7.9 Billion Selling Gulf of Mexico Fields
• Africa Israel Cedes Control of New York’s Apthorp Complex
• Berkshire Cuts Johnson & Johnson Stake
• Japan, Australian Stock Futures Rise on U.S. Retail Sales
• Blind Mice Given Sight After Device Cracks Retinal Code
• Indian ‘Magic Flute’ Generates Profits for Impresario
• Diana’s Versace Dress Lures Crowds to Updated Kensington Palace
• Commonwealth Bank Posts Record Profit as Bad Debt Charges Fall
• India Blackout Underscores Grid Vulnerabilities, Regulators Say
• Kochs Take Tip From Soros Investing in Voter Registration
• Your 119 Billion Google Searches Now a Central Bank Tool
• Samsung Witness Says Apple Goods Infringe Photo Patents
• COMMODITIES DAYBOOK: Natural Gas Rebounds From Six-Week Low
• Ambani, Tata ‘Islands’ Shrug Off Grid Collapse: Corporate India
• Texas Instruments Courts Windows RT Partners as Toshiba Wavers
• Gore Vidal’s ‘Burr’ Is Antidote to Tea Party Myths
• How the Private Sector Can Reduce Unemployment
• Ryan Starts a Great Debate on the Wrong Subject
• Carbon Taxes Cut Debt, Cool Planet
• For Stability’s Sake, Reform Money Funds
• Fracking Hazards Obscured in Failure to Disclose Wells
• Blackstone to Shell Help Lead $12 Billion of Bond Offerings
• Knight Trading Loss Said to Be Linked to Dormant Software
• VimpelCom Beats MTS on Emerging-Market Revenue: Russia Overnight
• Lampert's Hedge Fund Discloses Stakeholding in Avon
• Kwoks’ Charges Place Hong Kong Oligarchs Under Siege
• Boeing Doesn’t See Stretched 787 Until Late in Decade
• Goldman Sachs Leads Split With Obama, as GE Jilts Him Too
• Corn, Soybeans Called to Open Higher on Demand; Wheat May Fall
• Ethanol Gains as Gasoline Rises, Little Relief Seen for Corn
• Heathrow Set for Busiest Day as 8,000 Athletes Leave London
• How Digital Blindsided the Smart Money
• New U.S. Nuclear Regulator Says Spent Fuel a Top Priority
• Einhorn’s Greenlight Buys Sprint, Xerox While Selling RIM
• New Obama Deportation Policy May Affect 1.7 Million, Pew Says
• BlueMountain Teams With Global Lending to Invest in Auto Loans
• Shell Raises $2.5 Billion of Debt in First Bond Sale Since 2010
• Dollar Strengthens to 1-Month High Against Yen on Retail Sales
• Brazil to Have ‘Moderate’ El Nino Until October, Ministry Says
• EU Banking Plans Asks ECB to Share Power, Documents Show
• Emerging Stocks Snap Two-Day Retreat Before U.S. Data
• Obama Delays U.S. Fuel-Economy Rule Past Self-Imposed Deadline
• Canadian Dollar at 3-Month High as U.S. Retail Sales, Oil Rise
• Ellsworth Kelly Casts His Cold Eye on Market, Peers
• Moore Capital Sold JPMorgan, Wells Fargo Last Quarter
• U.S. Credit Swaps Hold at 3-month Low as Retail Sales Increase
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for August 14
• U.S. 10-Year Yield Highest Since May After Retail-Sales Gain
• Aussie, N.Z. Dollars Fall Versus Majors After U.S. Retail Data
• Mexico Equity Movers: Alfa, Consorcio Ara, Genomma Lab, Urbi
• An $8.5 Billion IPO Looks Like the Next Facebook
• S&P 500 Erases Early Gain as Tech, Financial Shares Slump
• Natural Gas Advances on Supply Forecast: Commodities at Close
• Heroin Immune Cell Seen as Hope for 21 Million Abusers
• Goldman, Blankfein Win Dismissal of Investor MBS Lawsuit
• Gulf Gasoline Gains on Inventory Speculation, Mexico Fire
• Libor’s Risks Emerged From Clubby London Banking Culture
• Ryan Opposed Debt Reduction Plan Romney Used as a Model
• Oil Rises as U.S. Retail Sales Beat Forecasts
• Auto Sales Per U.S. Dealer Seen Setting Record in 2012
• Perfect World Jumps as Retail Sales Lift ADRs: China Overnight
• Approval of Congress Again Hits Record Low of 10 Percent
• China ‘Golden Years’ Are Gone as Growth Slows, Vale Says
• Angie’s List Plunges After Lockup Ends on Insider Sales
• Pickens’s BP Capital Fund Exits Stake in Chesapeake Energy
• AMC Networks Shares Post Their Biggest Drop in Three Months
• Heating Oil Rises as Inventories Decline While Demand Picks Up
• Obama Panders to Greedy Iowans
• Bats Plans Retail Program to Compete With NYSE Initiative
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for August 14
• Wikileaks’ Assange to Receive Asylum in Ecuador, Guardian Says
• Ciena Falls After FBR Capital Downgrades Stock
• Retail Sales in U.S. Jumped More Than Forecast: Economy
• Estee Lauder Rises After Topping Profit Estimates
• Michael Kors Surges After Raising Annual Profit Forecast
• Plug Power Declines After Reducing 2012 Sales Guidance
• Deere Poised for Profit Boost as Drought Seen Affecting 2013
• ‘Window Is Still Open” to Avoid Iran Strike, Panetta Says
• Netflix Advances After Bank of America Recommends Shares
• Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Discloses National Oilwell Stake
• Treasuries Drop, Commodities Rise After Retail Sales Data
• Groupon Sales Miss Estimates as Online Deal Demand Dims
• Home Depot Profit Tops Estimates as Customer Spend More
• Wheat Climbs on Demand for U.S. Supplies; Corn, Soy Gain
• NCR Declines Most in Two Years After Corruption Allegations
• Oil Options Volatility Declines as Futures Hold Steady
• Ford Reviews Product Lineup to Stem Losses in Europe
• Lehman Lives to Pay 18 Cents on Dollar With New Sales: Mortgages
• Biden Says Romney Would Put Middle Class ‘Back in Chains’
• Russian Industrial Growth Probably Accelerated to 2.5% in July
• Pennsylvania Eyes Pension Cutoff for Felons Post-Sandusky
• San Francisco Gasoline Slides as More Tankers Head to Richmond
• China’s Great Wall Motor Says It’s Investigating Asbestos Report
• India: Global Giant, Olympic Wimp. (For Now.)
• Mission Creep at Airport Security
• Romney Defends Medicare Proposal to Anxious Ohio Seniors
• U.S. Stocks Erase Gains as Tech Shares Sink, Bank Rally Fades
• Inflation Expectations Increase on Commodities: Santiago Mover
• Bradesco’s Miranda Sees Real at 1.95 Per Dollar
• New Zealand Dollar Poised to Fall, BofA Says: Technical Analysis
• U.S. Treasury Will Continue Standard Chartered Probe
• Moore Capital Buys Stake in SPDR Gold Trust in Second Quarter
• Colombia Peso Falls as Central Bank May Double Dollar Purchases
• Germany Buys Back Army Maintenance Stakes, FT Deutschland Says
• Fisker Hires Former GM Volt Chief Posawatz as CEO
• Printer Blames Hacking Attack for Release of Hong Kong Filings
• Lansdowne Buys Google, Amazon in Second Quarter, Filing Shows
• Google Can Appeal Group Status of Digital-Book Case
• More Germans Disclose Tax Evasion Over CD Purchases, FTD Says
• Las Vegas Marriott Loan Suit Dismissed by New York Judge
• Princeton Running Back Dibilio Won’t Return Following Stroke
• Mets Get Catcher Shoppach From Red Sox for Player to Be Named
• Wells Fargo Pays $6.5 Million to Resolve SEC Broker Claims
• U.S. Government Finances Deteriorating, S&P’s Swann Tells MNI
• JPMorgan Bank to Hold Collateral After Futures Firms’ Losses
• Brazil’s Rousseff Said to Set Retirement Age to Cap Spending
• U.K. Water Company United Utilities Climbs on Breakup Bid Report
• Telenet Denies L’Echo Report on Bid to Acquire KPN’s Base Unit
• Negative Bond Yields Show Euro Area Unhealthy, Rehn Says
• Marijuana Runner Had No Phone GPS Privacy Right, Court Says
• Hickory Argentine Bond Case Sent Back to Trial Judge
• Eton Park Sells Entire Stake in SPDR Gold During Second Quarter
• Barclays Cheaper Than Peers Fuels Breakup Talk: Real M&A
• Copper Advances as U.S., German Economic Data Boost Outlook
• Peru Dollar Bonds Drop as U.S. Retail Gain Damps Stimulus Bets
• Orascom Posts Second-Quarter Profit for First Time Since ’09
• U.S. Stocks Pare Gains on Report Pressing for ECB to Share Power
• PNE Wind Surges After Selling Projects to Dong: Frankfurt Mover
• Silver Hoard Near Record as Hedge-Fund Bulls Recoil: Commodities
• Idaho Lake Water Plant With Improved Membranes Starts Operating
• Ecuadorean Banks Granted $1.81 Billion in New Loans Last Month
• Fraser & Neave Says Thai APB Deadline Extended to Aug. 24
• Mexico Sells All 6 Billion Pesos of 28-Day Cetes at Auction
• U.K. Inflation Expectations Rise After Prices Accelerate
• Biggest Python Found in Everglades Amid Snake Invasion
• Australia Keeps Barnes for Rugby Championship as Pumas Name Team
• First Reserve Said to Be in Talks to Buy Chemical Maker TPC
• Focus Media Call Volume Surged Before LBO Announcement
• Kenya’s Benchmark Coffee Grade Declined 6.1% at Auction
• IMG Golf Settles Lawsuit Against Luke Donald’s Former Agent
• RWE Announces 2,400 More Job Cuts as Power Demand Slumps
• Penn State Gets Accreditation Warning After Scandal
• UBS Sues Billionaire Olenicoff for Filing Failed Tax Suit
• Ruble Snaps Three Days of Declines as Oil Advances
• Spanish Bonds Gain on Bailout Speculation as Greece Sells Bills
• Drivers Twice Limit Involved in Most Drunk-Driving Deaths
• Heebner Buys Polaris, Sherwin-Williams, Sells Whirlpool
• Knight $440 Million Loss Sealed by Rules on Canceling Trades
• Peregrine CEO Russell Wasendorf Indicted on 31 Counts
• U.K. Homebuilders Rise on Government Underwriting Plan
• Wells Fargo Challenges Ally With Expanded Auto-Loan Plan
• Urlacher Says He'll Be Ready for Opening Game After Knee Surgery
• European Stocks Rise on German GDP Report
• Swiss Stocks Advance After German GDP Report
• Standard Life Rises Most Since 2009 on First-Half Profit
• Deutsche Euroshop Profit Climbs on Shopping-Mall Expansions
• German Stocks Climb as GDP Growth Beats Estimates
• Egypt Military Signals It Won’t Contest Move on Generals
• Nigeria Agency Wants Chevron to Pay $3 Billion for Fire
• EnQuest Profit Jumps as North Sea Investment Gives Tax Break
• Peru’s Imports Rose 24% in July From Year Ago, Gestion Reports
• Bank of America Sells Jefferson County Bonds, Ends Appeal
• Cosan Shifting to Gas Raises Stock Forecasts: Corporate Brazil
• Junk-Bond Buyers Plot Escape in Debt Gap: Credit Markets
• Egypt Sentences 14 Islamists to Death for 2011 Attacks on Police
• Colombia May Double Daily Dollar Buying, Central Banker Says
• Goldman, Richard Perry; Ranch Hand Stevenson: Scene
• Hungary Joins Czechs in Recession on Budget Cuts, Crisis
• Chesapeake Energy Asset Sales Plug Cash Drain: Corporate Finance
• Deadly Cantaloupe Outbreak Probed by U.S. Prosecutors
• Immigrant-Owned U.S. Companies Said to Generate $775 Billion
• CEZ Rises Most in Three Months as German GDP Lifts Power Price
• EU Says Following Debate in Iceland as Entry Opposition Grows
• Kenyon College President Nugent to Step Down After Decade
• Turkey Prepping Forces With Army Drills on Syria Border, AA Says
• Jana Partners Took Stake in Agrium, Exited Marathon
• GE’s Immelt Seen Beating Dimon in Credit-Swaps Market
• Novatek Hires Former Rosneft Investor Relations Head Palivoda
• Glencore’s Katanga Has First Quarterly Loss Since 2009 on Power
• Heebner Buys Polaris While Selling Whirlpool, National Oilwell
• Euro-Area Economic Output Contracted on Spain: Economy
• Polish CPI Remains Too High to Cut Rates, Zachodni Says
• Kenya Shilling Drops From 2-Week High as Businesses Buy Dollars
• Israeli Opposition to Iran Military Strike Declining, Poll Shows
• Canadian Natural Abides Prices Instead of LNG
• Serb Central Bank Member Quits Over Changes to Bank Law
• Egypt Brotherhood Officials Charged With Incitement to Violence
• Greece Praised as Merkel Signals Progress in Crisis Fight
• Corn, Wheat Prices Drop in Chicago, Erase Gains; Soybeans Steady
• Czech Premier Sticks to Tax Plan to Cut Deficit, CTK Says
• Apple’s IPad Shipments, Market Share Surge, IHS Reports
• KazMunaiGas EP Second-Quarter Net Falls 16% on Output Cuts
• U.S. Business Inventories Rose 0.1% in June as Sales Slumped
• Slovenia’s Factor Banka Announces Merger With KD Bank
• Naira Snaps 4-Day Winning Streak on Oil Company Sale Shortage
• Ukraine Grain Exports Rose 31% This Month to 389,000 Metric Tons
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Aug. 14
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Aug. 14
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, Aug. 14
• Saudi Cabinet Names Former NCB Manager to Saudi Airlines Board
• Cameroon to Treat 4,930 Hectares of Cocoa Farms for Black Pod
• Ethanol Maker Ensus to Restart Output After 15-Month Halt
• REC Energy Plans Bankrupcy for Norway Solar Unit
• European Sunflower-Crop Outlook Cut by Oil World on Summer Heat
• Soybean Sowing in Brazil and Argentina Seen Higher by Oil World
• Agrium Says It Won’t Spin Off Unit After Hedge Fund Call
• Belgrade Airport First-Half Profit Declines 43% on JAT Payments
• Rejlers Slips After Quarterly Income Falls: Stockholm Mover
• Rajoy Says Spain Would Seek More Aid ‘If It Seems Reasonable’
• Oil-Tanker Glut Seen Swelling in Persian Gulf as Rates End Rally
• EXIM & TATA Capital Bank CP deal:India Money Markets
• OBC & UCO CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• SBI Global and TATA Motors CP:India Money Markets
• Canara Bank and PNB CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Largest Commodity Carriers Drop for Fifth Day on Iron Ore Prices
• German Grant to Improve Jordan Water Supply Strains Near Syria
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Wholesale Prices in U.S. Climbed More Than Forecast in July
• Iran Says It’s Ready to Take Foreign Aid After Earthquakes
• Isofoton to Start Building Dominican Republic Solar Energy Plant
• CRH Shares Fall as Euro-Region Crisis Hurts Sales: Dublin Mover
• Dragon Says Dividend Growth Will Slow Down on Acquisitions
• Facebook’s Instagram Deal Cleared by U.K. Antitrust Regulator
• Euro Erases Gains Against Dollar, Trades at $1.2331 in New York
• Abu Dhabi Stocks Rise to Four-Month High on Earnings
• Chilean Senate Looks to Cap Interest Rates on Credit Cards
• Australia Trading Rules, Brazilian Oil, PwC: Compliance
• Oil Rises for First Time in 3 Days on Likely Supply Drop
• U.S. Stock Futures Extend Gains After Retail Sales Report
• Investors Bet on Short-Term Equity Bounce, BofA Survey
• Wilmar Profit Falls 70% on Oilseeds, Grains, Plantations
• Banks’ Reluctance to Lend to Each Other Declines to Two-Week Low
• Indian Inflation Eases More Than Estimated to a 32-Month Low
• Corn, Soybeans Advance as Drought May Persist in U.S. Midwest
• Pound Erases Decline Versus Euro; Little Changed at 78.63 Pence
• Standard Chartered Kenya Gains as Rights Advisers Appointed
• EDF Delays Start of Three Nuclear Plants: Current Halts
• Macquarie Sees India’s Sugar Output Falling 8% in 2012-13
• Kazakh Economy Expanded 5.6% as Waning Demand Stalled Growth
• Gillard Refugee Backflip Wins Australia Opposition Support
• Mechel Gives Up Iron Ore Licenses to Focus on Efficient Deposits
• Gold Set to Gain in New York on Speculation About More Stimulus
• Euro Climbs Second Day on German GDP as Yen Drops Versus Peers
• EU Sees No ‘Real Impact’ of Food Prices on Households for Now
• Rupee, Bonds Drop as Subbarao Sees No Scope for Growth Stimulus
• Russia Average Grain Yields Dropped 28% From 2011, Rosstat Says
• Yemeni Government Forces Battle Rebels Loyal to Saleh
• Fed Funds Open at 0.14%, Within Fed Target Range, ICAP Says
• Standard Chartered Accuser, Cleary, Willkie: Business of Law
• Suzlon Plans Job Cuts, Bond Sale, CFO Says; Shares Drop
• U.S. July Small Business Optimism Index: Summary
• Confidence Among Small U.S. Companies Falls to Nine-Month Low
• N.J. Governor Christie Will Keynote Republican Convention
• Currency Flows Reversing China to Colombia as Trade Slows
• Saudi Cabinet Approves $16.5 Billion Mecca Metro System
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 3.62 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Egypt Considers Selling Stake in Stock Exchange, MENA Reports
• Treasury Yields Near 2-Month High as German GDP Beats Forecasts
• German ESM Ruling Unlikely to Be Delayed, Court Spokeswoman Says
• To Be Number One, Get the Right Number Two
• Algeria Seeks to Buy 50,000 Tons of Soft Wheat, Agritel Reports
• Egypt Offers $2.3 Billion Repos; Dollar Bonds Little Changed
• U.K. to Spend $13 Million to Woo Chinese Tourists After Olympics
• Egyptian Unemployment Increases to 12.6% at End of June
• Saudi Arabia Creates 250,000 Jobs Under New Program, Riyadh Says
• Serbia’s Foreign-Exchange Reserves Declined 0.2% in July
• Chinese Banks’ Net Currency Sales Suggest Capital Outflows
• Asian Development Bank Aids China’s Pollution Trapping Mission
• Abramovich’s Evraz Rises After Resuming South African Operations
• Asian Stocks Advance on BOJ Minutes, Before U.S. Data
• German Growth Slowed Less Than Forecast in Second Quarter
• Iran Promises to Oppose Syria’s Islamic Group Suspension
• Azerbaijan’s Economy Expanded 1.6% in First Seven Months of Year
• The Apple of the U.S. Prison System
• Africa Bank Rainwater Grant to Help Assist About 150,000 Kenyans
• Brazil’s Domestic Sugar Sales Seen More Profitable Than Exports
• Portugal’s Unemployment Rate Increases to Euro-Era Record 15%
• Madagascar to Export 1,700 Tons Vanilla in 2012, l’Express Says
• IMF Says Agreement Reached on Romania’s Precautionary Loan
• India Inflation Cools to 32-Month Low as Growth Falters: Economy
• Focus Media Gets Offer in Biggest China Leveraged Buyout
• SingTel First-Quarter Misses Estimates on Currency Impact
• Ukrainian Sunflower-Seed Crop Forecast Cut at UkrAgroConsult
• PV Oil Seeks to Buy Fuel Oil Cargoes for Production Tankers
• Gree Forecasts Profit Gain on New Games After Feature Ban
• Citigroup Names Bhardwaj to Head Asia Consumer Investment Bank
• Italy Notes Reverse Drop as Greece Sells More Bills Than Planned
• Spanish Banks’ ECB Loans Rise as Rajoy Mulls Second Bailout Call
• China Stocks Rise for 1st Time in 3 Days; Shale Gas Shares Gain
• German 10-Year Bunds Stay Lower After ZEW Survey, Euro-Area GDP
• Swedish July Inflation Slows as Krona Strength Damps Prices
• Japan’s Executives Swelter in Solidarity to Save Power
• Aareal Bank Quarterly Profit Gains as Competitors Wound Down
• Romney Campaign Ad Hits Obama on Character After Bain Attacks
• Portuguese Economy Contracts for a Seventh Straight Quarter
• London Heathrow Braced for Rush as Olympic Athletes Leave
• Polish Zloty Gains After German GDP, Seen Weakening on Low CPI
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Aug 13, 2012.
• Olympic Success Sees Mayor Touted to Succeed Cameron
• U.K. Inflation Unexpectedly Accelerates on Clothes, Airfares
• Rupiah Forwards Decline Amid Current-Account Deficit Concern
• DIA Didn’t Receive Any Bids for Otkritie Stake, Kommersant Says
• German Ruling on ESM Unlikely to Be Delayed, Handelsblatt Says
• Mengniu Dairy Said to Hold Talks to Acquire Modern Dairy
• Ringgit Leads Gains in Asian Currencies on Stimulus Optimism
• JKX Falls Most in Seven Weeks as Output Drops in Ukraine, Russia
• Sweden Industrial Output Unexpectedly Rose in June; Orders Fell
• Taqa Seccond-Quarter Revenue Drops 15% on Commodity Price
• Turkey’s Jeanci to Open Textile Plant in Serbia, Beta Reports
• Italian Lenders Want Valuation of Central Bank Stakes Boosted
• UPS, TNT Express Merger Review May Be Delayed by EU Regulator
• Mears to Expand Care Division Despite Government Funding Risks
• Taiwan Dollar Gains as Foreign Funds Buy Stocks Before U.S. Data
• Hanlong Said to Cut Sundance Offer by 21%, Iron Ore Drops
• Russian July Wheat Exports Seen at 1.8 Million Tons by SovEcon
• Retail Sales in U.S. Probably Rose First Time in Four Months
• Conergy Advances After First Profit Since 2010: Frankfurt Mover
• Celesio First-Half Profit Rises After Writing Down Units
• Swedish Krona Strengthens After CPI, Industrial Production Data
• Norway Tabloid Demands Premier Resign Over Terror Response
• Standard Chartered CEO in New York, May Attend Hearing
• Military Bank Stock-Trading Volume Surges to Record: Hanoi Mover
• Faber Pessimistic on China, Favors European Stocks: Tom Keene
• Mitsubishi UFJ Lease Said Near Deal for Oaktree Business
• Philippines Agency Plans to Sell Mining Assets: Southeast Asia
• Hungarian Economy Slips Into Second Recession in 4 Years
• Galenica Climbs After Raising 2012 Profit Forecast: Zurich Mover
• HSBC’s Poon Transferred to Hang Seng China Unit as Deputy Chief
• Telenet Makes Provisional Offer for KPN’s Base Unit, L’Echo Says
• China Planning More Women, Youth at Leadership-Shift Conference
• Belgian Banks May Be Forced to Go Beyond Basel III, L’Echo Says
• Turkey’s Treasury Proposes Cuts to Pension Fees, Milliyet Says
• Asia’s Oldest Bourse Plans IPO as Third India Rival Opens
• Slovak Economic Growth Slows in Second Quarter on Crisis
• Austrian Consumption, Exports Lifted Economy 0.2% in 2nd Quarter
• Spain’s July Underlying Inflation Accelerates as Slump Persists
• Crude Oil Rises Before Expected U.S. Inventory Decline
• Aygaz, OMV, 11 Firms Seek to Sell Russia Gas to Turkey
• Dell, Samsung Will Make Windows RT Devices as Toshiba Cancels
• Global Food Crisis May Hit Us ‘Very Soon,’ IFPRI’s Fan Says
• Treasuries Little Changed Before Europe GDP Report
• Arsenal, United Set for $34.5 Million Van Persie Deal: Roundup
• Transneft Wants to Raise Tariffs for Expansion, Vedomosti Says
• Japanese Stocks Advance on U.S. Retail Expectations, BOJ
• France Unexpectedly Avoids GDP Contraction
• Finnish Economy Shrank in the Second Quarter, Trend Data Show
• India’s Malabar Cements Seeks 12,000 Tons of Thermal Coal
• K+S May Raise 2012 Dividend After Selling Nitrogen Unit
• Soybeans, Corn Advance as Drought May Persist in U.S. Midwest
• Yen Drops on BOJ Stimulus Signs, Asian Stock Gains
• Citigroup Sees Indian M&A Gaining as Seek Debt Fix
• Cotton Harvest in Australia Seen Climbing to Record on Water
• France’s Moscovici in Athens in September, Kathimerini Says
• Hapag-Lloyd Posts Second-Quarter Net Loss After Fuel Costs Soar
• TUI Third-Quarter Earnings Increase on Hotel Business Growth
• Aeroexpress Shortlists Siemens, Alstom for Trains, Tribune Says
• Elpida Bondholders Tell Court Micron Buyout Bid Too Cheap
• GAM First-Half Profit Rebounds After Lower Charge on Artio Stake
• Japan Vows to Block Activists Heading to Disputed Island Chain
• Contact Plans Cash Distributions as Investment Phase Ends
• Emaar Second-Quarter Apartment Sales Climbs, Villas Drop
• South Korea Has 19,420 MW of Nuclear Capacity Online
• Alrosa, Zarubezhneft Fail to Agree on Gas Assets, Vedomosti Says
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 08/14/2012
• Zanadvorov Repays $560 Million Using Alfa Loan, Kommersant Says
• Convertibles Redeemed as Dollar Costs at Year Low: India Credit
• Hong Kong Stocks Advance Ahead of U.S. Retail Sales Data
• EDC Drops on Speculation Earnings ‘Sharply’ Lower: Manila Mover
• Commercial Bank of Africa Raises Funds for Expansion, Daily Says
• Rams Pull Out of Regular-Season NFL London Games in 2013, 2014
• Smith & Nephew, ‘Fierce Five,’: Intellectual Property
• Carl Icahn Hands Son Brett $3 Billion to Prove His Mettle
• New York’s A.G. Probes Nonprofits’ Political Spending
• JPMorgan Sued by Community College Over Bond Contract
• Samsung Starts Making Its Case at Patent Trial After Apple Rests
• Ryan Faces Hecklers at Iowa Fair on First Campaign Trip
• Mercedes, Lexus, Audi Sedans Earn Poor Crash-Test Ratings
• Ford Says Fiesta Vital to Lineup Despite Sales Slump
• Macy’s Leads Industrywide Shoe Expansion on 50% Margins
• Lowe Pitches Four Shutout Innings to Clinch Win in Yankee Debut
• Hamptons Fantasy Tennis Stars Williams, Spadea at $250
• Cisco Margins Threatened as VMware Sparks Startup Buyouts
• Ellsworth Kelly Casts His Cold Eye on Art Market, Peers
• Bay Area Indian Restaurants Retire Tikka Masala: Review
• Johnny Pesky, Player Linked to Fenway Park Foul Pole, Dies at 92
• Kodak, Creditors to Extend Deadline for Patent Auction
• Heart Attack Test May Cut Emergency Room Diagnosis Time
• NBC Says Olympics Drew 219.4 Million Viewers, Topping 2008 Games
• Giants’ Hakeem Nicks Comes Off Physically Unable to Perform List
• Industry Criticizes Obama Plan for Alaska Drilling
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