Archive

August 18, 2012

• Deutsche Bank Among Four Said to Be in U.S. Iran Probe
• PDVSA to Transfer Petropiar Shares to CVG, Chavez Says
• Chavez Says He’s Approved $300 Mln for Venezuelan Power Projects
• Unexploded 500-Pound Bomb Found in Vietnam Near Ex-U.S. Camp
• Boston Red Sox Defeat New York Yankees 4-1 in Game 2 of Three
• Syria Vice President Al-Shara’s Office Denies He Defected
• Southern Africa Nations Urge Rwanda to End Support for Rebels
• Ex-Investment Adviser Allen Seeks Probation for Fraud
• ECB’s Demetriades Sees Growth Measure Need, Kathimerini Says
• Wal-Mart, Indiana Grower Pull Fruit After Outbreak
• Fisker Recalls Plug-in Karma Cars for Fans Linked to Fire
• Argentina to File WTO Complaint on EU Biofuel Trade Barriers
• Dodgers’ Mattingly Suspended Two Games for Arguing With Umpire
• West Brom Beats Liverpool in Premier League; Swansea Wins
• New Zealand Beats Australia in Rugby Championship Opener
• South Africa Leads England by 139 Runs in Final Cricket Test
• Schaeuble Rules Out New Aid Plan for Greece, Cites ‘Limits’
• Arsenal, Barcelona Agree to Terms for Sale of Midfielder Song
• Arsenal Agrees to Sell Midfielder Song to Barcelona, Club Says
• Typhoon Kai-tak Weakens in South China After 500,000 Evacuated
• Kosovo Says Five Groups Qualify for State Telecoms Company Bid
• Hurricane Gordon Moves East, May Hit Azores Tomorrow Night
• Sweden Should Cut Company Taxes, Boost Investments, PM Says
• England Leads South Africa by Six Runs in Final Cricket Test
• Zenit Starts Bid for Manchester United Winger Nani, Mail Says
• Diamond Censured Over Evidence in Barclays Libor Probe
• Brazil to Offer 16% Pay Increase to Civil Servants, Estado Says
• Brazil to Cut Taxes to Fight Greenhouse Gas, O Globo Reports
• Heineken Raises Bid for Asia Pacific Breweries
• Guindos Urges Unlimited ECB Aid as Talks on New Terms Planned
• Alarko Unit Wins $39.2 Million Road Contract in Kazakhstan
• Standard Chartered Hastening Boardroom Change Plans, FT Says
• Spain to Keep Subsidies for Renewable Energy, Expansion Says
• Leak of Phelps Ad Wasn’t Olympic Violation, Agent Says
• FTSE 100 Chiefs’ Salary Growth Slows as Bonuses Shrink, FT Says
• Swiss Banking Group Says New Tax to Crimp Margins, FuW Reports
• Singapore Exchange Says STX Pan Ocean’s Plunge Wasn’t Error
• Spanish 10-Year Bonds Advance on Sovereign-Bailout Speculation
• Morse’s Grand Slam, Harper’s Homer Lead Nationals 6-4 Over Mets
• Apple Witness Claims Samsung Abused Its ‘Monopoly’ Over Patents
• China Gas Reinstates Liu as Head After Police Case Dropped
• Swisher Hits 2 of Yankees’ 5 Homers in 6-4 Win Over Red Sox
• Penn State Officials’ Perjury Trial Set for January Start
• American Renews Court Request to Void Pilots’ Contract
• Former Oriole Eddie Murray Settles Inside Trading Case
• Facebook’s Settlement Over ‘Sponsored Stories’ Blocked by Judge
• Prudential Said To Be Lead Bidder for Hartford Life Unit
• Emory Says It Inflated Students’ Entrance Exam Scores
• Ex-CEO Sculley Says TV Market Is Apple’s ‘Game to Lose’
• Apple Tops $600 Billion Market Value After Climb to High
• Lincoln Center Preparing Digital ‘Major Breakthrough’
• NYC Best: NY Ranger Tutorials, Chicago, Doobies, Fugard
• Gormless Grad Killed World’s Oldest Tree: Lewis Lapham
• ‘Expendable’ Sly; Charming ‘Robot’; ‘Compliance’: Movies
• Facebook Falls to Half-Price From IPO After Lock-Up Ends
• Treasuries Drop Fastest Since 2010 as Economy Blocks Fed
• Ryan Would Play ’Similar’ Role to Cheney, Norquist Says
• Ryan Paid Tax Rate of 20% in 2011 on Income of $323,416
• Google’s Motorola Files New Patent Case Against Apple
• Jimmy Walker Takes One-Stroke Lead Into Third Round at Wyndham
• New England Patriots Sign Silver-Medal Olympian Sprinter Demps
• Dollar Gains as Speculation Wanes Fed Will Add Further Stimulus
• OnLive Averts Shutdown With Sale of Assets to New Backer
• S&P 500 Caps Longest Weekly Rally Since January 2011
• Contorinis Insider Case Upheld in Ruling That May Aid U.S.