Archive

August 19, 2012

• Wallabies Captain Pocock Needs Surgery; Boks Arrive in Argentina
• Hong Kong Fear Index 41% Above VIX on Slowdown: China Overnight
• Myanmar Economy May See Annual 8% Growth for a Decade, ADB Says
• Qantas’s Joyce Forgoes Bonus as Australian Executives Drop Pay
• Sharp Shares Fall After Reports on Restructuring: Tokyo Mover
• Brazil’s Suzano Swaps Debt for Equity; BNDES 2nd-Largest Holder
• CLSA's Wong Favors China Overseas Land, Agile Property (Video)
• South Korea Begins Drills With U.S. as Kim Warns of ‘Sacred War’
• Bond Risk Drops in Asia and Australia, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Thai Baht Touches Two-Week Low on Export Outlook; Bonds Steady
• Wallabies Captain Pocock to Miss All Blacks Game, Needs Surgery
• South Africa Presses for Victory to Take Cricket’s No. 1 Ranking
• China New-Home Prices Rebound After Interest-Rate Cuts
• Japan to Replace Envoys to U.S., S.Korea, Yomiuri Says
• Villa Scores in Return as Barcelona Wins Liga Opener; Real Draws
• Japan, Australian Stock Futures Rise on U.S. Data, ECB
• Scottish Demand for Workers Slows in July, Bank of Scotland Says
• Bentley Debuts Mulsanne Convertible to Compete With Rolls-Royce
• Dutch Socialist Leader Says Doubtful Euro Will Survive Crisis
• Obscure Grapes, Small Growers Give Soul to Spanish Wines
• Golfer McIlroy Faces Olympic Question in Pull of Divided Ireland
• Champion Manchester City Recovers to Avoid Upset by Southampton
• Seagrove Faces Love Triangles, Volcano in Coward Play
• McEwan’s Fetching Spy Seduces Writer With Dirty Money
• Assange Calls on U.S. to End Its ‘Witch Hunt’ of WikiLeaks
• When Wall Street Watchdogs Hunt Whistle-Blowers
• The Real Conservative Opportunity This November
• Obama or Romney Will Raise Your Taxes
• Republican Governors Should Want Homemade Exchanges
• Oil, U.S. Equity Futures Rise Before European Debt Crisis Talks
• Germany to Run Budget Close to Balance From 2014, Ministry Says
• Zuma Police Bungles Exposed by South Africa Mine Killings
• Assad Prays in Rare Appearance as Syrian Violence Rages
• Soybeans, Wheat May Open Higher on Supply Concerns; Corn Steady
• Hurricane Gordon on Track to Cross Eastern Azores Tomorrow
• Agrenco Hires Firm to Organize Data Room to Attract Investors
• Japanese Land on Disputed Islands as Protests Fuel China Tension
• Indian Rate Cut Will Depend on Inflation Easing, Gokarn Says
• Pietersen Out on First Ball for Surrey After England Snub
• Hurricane Gordon Weakens Slightly as It Moves Toward Azores
• Monti Says Italy’s Yield Level Caused by External Euro Concerns
• Romney Says Fundraising Is Important Part of Campaign (Video)
• Hana Says 2012 Growth Doubtful on Demand Slump: Southeast Asia
• Venezuela, Nigeria Raise June Oil Exports, Iraq Cuts, Jodi Says
• American Flight Attendants Accept Contract Offer
• Monti Says ‘Tragedy’ If Euro Became a Factor of Disruption
• UN Mission Head in Darfur ‘Saddened’ at Loss of Sudan Delegation
• Assad Makes Rare Public Appearance as Syrian Violence Rages
• ‘The Expendables 2’ Is Top Film With Sales of $28.8 Million
• Some Demographic Math for 2012 Candidates
• Brazil to Retake Some Railroad Concessions, Passos Tells Folha
• Ryan on Ticket Focuses Both Campaigns on Turnout
• ECB May Set Yield Limits on Euro Sovereign Bonds, Spiegel Says
• Chelsea Wins 2-0 at Wigan on Opening Premier League Weekend
• What Paul Ryan, and His Critics, Can Learn From Canada
• Australian Investment Surging Even With Carbon Tax, Swan Says
• Gillard Says Australia Asylum Policy Change in National Interest
• Israel CPI Bonds Rise as Price Increases Boost Inflation Bets
• Clal Rises as Buffett’s Berkshire to Buy Unit: Tel Aviv Mover
• Assange Says U.S. Must End Its ‘War on Whistleblowers’
• Assange in ‘Fighting Spirits,’ Thanks Ecuador for Protection
• Hurricane Gordon Set to Weaken on Path to Eastern Azores
• Saudi Arabia Oil Output Tops Russia in June, Jodi Data Show
• South Africa 216-4 at Lunch, Leads England by 210 Runs in Test
• Wahaha Leads Bidding to Acquire KP Snacks, Sunday Times Reports
• Sunderland Bids for Dimitar Berbatov, Adam Johnson, People Says
• De Guindos Says Bailout Fund to Manage Spain Bank Restructuring
• Hurricane Gordon Max Sustained Winds Weaken to About 100 MPH
• Diageo May Acquire Jose Cuervo for $3 Billion, Sunday Times Says
• Anglo May Settle Chile Mine Dispute This Week, Sunday Times Says
• France Plans Reforms for Economic Growth, Moscovici Tells JDD
• Cameron Fails to Gain Voter Boost From Olympics, Poll Shows
• U.K. to Cut Top-Earning Defence Staff, Mail on Sunday Reports
• Storm Kills 9 in Northern Vietnam, Floods Fields, Damages Homes
• Tucker Had Told U.K. Bank Heads System May Crash, Telegraph Says
• Sachsen-Anhalt Minister Says Swiss Tax Accord ‘Dead,’ SZ Reports
• Assange Open to Deal With No U.S. Extradition, Sunday Times Says
• Plane Carrying Sudanese Delegation Crashes, 31 Dead, Sky Reports
• Greek Plan Depends on Troika Report, Aid Request, France Says
• Rudd Calls Diamond Criticism ‘Unacceptable,’ Sunday Times Says
• UBS’s Weber Says Dividends to Remain ‘Moderate’: SonntagsZeitung
• Qatar to Increase Xstrata Stake Before Vote, Sunday Times Says
• Tynes Kicks 4 Field Goals in Giants’ Preseason Win Over Jets
• Sergio Garcia Has One-Stroke Lead Into Final Round of Wyndham
• Home Sales and Goods Orders Probably Rose: U.S. Preview
• Mets Top Major League Baseball Leader Nationals on Davis’s Homer
• Comcast’s NBC Trims 20 ‘Tonight Show’ Jobs, Cuts Leno’s Pay
• Lester Gets Second Straight Win as Red Sox Beat Yankees 4-1
• Mattingly Absent as Dodgers Beat Braves 6-2 on Four Home Runs
• Gene DeFilippo Retires as Boston College’s Athletics Director
• CC Sabathia Is Ready for Yankee Rotation After Bullpen Session
• Ryan Defends Medicare Plans in a Debate Obama Welcomes
• Apple, Samsung Report No Progress in Trimming Patent Case