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August 21, 2012

• Japan Swings to Trade Deficit as Exports Sink on Europe: Economy
• Vietnam Mogul Arrest Sparks Stock Plunge as Tensions Surface
• Brazil to Weigh Celpa Requests as Judge Seeks Bid Resolution
• Jaguars to Play One Game a Year Through 2016 at London’s Wembley
• Electronic Arts' PopCap Games Cuts Jobs, May Close Office
• FDIC Sues Goldman, JPMorgan Over Mortgage-Backed Securities
• Adebayor Makes Permanent Spurs Move, Henriquez to Join United
• Facebook Co-Founder Moskovitz Sells 450,000 Shares
• Bond Risk Increases in Asia, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Japan Stocks Fall After Nation Swings to Trade Deficit
• Tropical Storm Isaac May Become Hurricane in Caribbean
• Obama Hits Romney in Ohio on Aid for College Tuition Costs
• Gunkul Plans to Double Revenue on Renewable-Energy Power Plants
• U.S. Authorities Seize Three Mobile App Websites
• Google Finally Leads in China -- in App Ad Sales
• Australia’s Westpac Leading Index Rose 0.5% in June
• Samsung Copying Was ‘Intense,’ Apple Lawyer Says in Closing
• Cemex Plans to Sell Stake of Latin American Unit in Colombia
• Ghana’s Opposition Plans New Aluminum, Iron and Steel Industries
• Colombia Stock Exchange Analyzing Cause of SAE Data Failure
• Public Pension Funds Named to Lead ‘London Whale’ Lawsuit
• Ex-JPMorgan Employee Says He Gave Bid Details to Ghavami
• Obama Curbs on Coal Pollution Rejected by U.S. Court
• Citadel Urges SEC to Accept Nasdaq Settlement on Facebook
• Japan Stock Futures Little Changed Before Europe Meeting
• Italy’s Angelini Sues Actavis Over Generic Oleptro
• Surgical Electrode Mat Endorsed for NHS Use by U.K. Cost Agency
• Michelin Stars, Eiffel Views, Lobster Feasts: Paris Food
• Romney Mocked for Roofed Dog, Banks Attacked by Ry Cooder
• Why Is the Army Corps Ruling Your Neighborhood?
• Soybeans Surge as Drought Cuts U.S. Output: Commodities at Close
• Argentine Farm Sanitary Agency Workers to Strike for Three Days
• Hang Up the Phone on Congo’s Warlords
• Economists Risk Labeling as Political Hacks
• Extend Wind-Power Tax Credit Now, So It Can Die Later
• How Volcker Created a Gold Standard Without Gold
• What Ayn Rand Taught Paul Ryan
• Germany Doesn’t Help Europe by Undermining the Euro
• Wisconsin Attorney General Seeks to Restore Voter-ID Law
• Alaska Sues U.S. Challenging Voting Rights Law Oversight
• Bank of New York Mellon Sues WMC Mortgage Over Loans
• Billionaire Mikhelson Becomes Russia’s Second-Richest Man
• Wet Seal Hires Financial Advisers and Adopts Poison Pill
• J&J Said to Pay $600,000 to Settle First Suits Over Hips
• San Francisco Diesel at High as Tesoro Said to Cut Output
• Akin Remains in Missouri Senate Race as Deadline to Quit Passes
• Brazil to Decide Next Week on Equatorial’s Celpa Requests: Aneel
• Container Lines Losing Price Battle as Costs Overwhelm: Freight
• BMW Revives Scooter Ambitions as Audi Revs Up Ducati
• Credit Swaps in U.S. at About Three-Month Low on Greek Prospect
• Samaras Warns Return to Drachma Could End Democracy, Bild Says
• Samaras Warns Return to Drachma to Extend Recession, Bild Says
• Germany ‘Ill-Advised’ to Let Euro Split Up, Posen Tells BBC
• Worse-Than-Argentina Debt Offer Rejected by Belize Holders
• Ethanol Climbs to One-Month High on Crop Concern
• SEC Pays $50,000 in First Dodd-Frank Whistleblower Reward
• Mexican Peso Bonds Fall as European Optimism Pares Safety Demand
• Americans Having Fewer Babies Crimping Consumer Spending
• Commodities Begin Bull Market Amid U.S. Drought
• Alcatel-Lucent, Qualcomm Must Face TruePosition Lawsuit
• Warren Keeps Akin Focus Attacking Brown on Women’s Rights
• Baidu Slumps Most in 10 Months as Qihoo Jumps: China Overnight
• Australian Dollar Gains Against Majors After RBA Minutes
• Syria Says Assad Fate May Be Part of Talks With Rebels
• Astex Climbs on Expected European Approval: San Francisco Mover
• Treasury 10-Year Yields Drop From 3-Month High on Refuge Appeal
• Iceland’s Sigurdardottir to Announce Cabinet Changes Aug. 25
• Americans Disapprove of Ryan’s Medicare Plan, Poll Says
• Williams-Sonoma Gains on Full-Year Forecast: San Francisco Mover
• Emerging Stocks Rise to One-Week High on PBOC Injection
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for August 21
• Apple, Samsung Make Final Pitches to Jury in Patent Case
• Euro Advances to Six-Week High on Greece Crisis Optimism
• Canadian Dollar Drops From Highest Since May on Risk Aversion
• Todd Akin and the Right's False Fact Machine
• Ethiopian Succession Battle May Test Stability of Key U.S. Ally
• Israeli Women Ahead in Science Poised to Lead in Biotech
• Fifth Third Says Fed Allows Capital Plan With Dividend Boost
• Mexico Bank Regulator Says Loans to Grow 15% This Year
• Medtronic’s Drug Pump Failure Prompts FDA Meeting Request
• Kiev, Celtic Win on Road in Champions League Qualifiers
• Vestas Firing Workers at Second Colorado Wind-Turbine Plant
• Coventry Signals Health Net, WellCare Takeovers: Real M&A
• Oil Climbs to a Three-Month High on Europe Debt Optimism
• Davis Polk, Wachtell, Jones Day, Cleary: Business of Law
• Canadian Stocks Rise on Euro-Area Optimism as Commodities Gain
• ‘Hunger Games’ Hits 3.8 Million in DVD Sales Over Weekend
• ABC Moves Kimmel to Take on Leno, Letterman in Late Night
• Cemex $7.25 Billion Debt-Exchange Offer Wins 90% Backing
• L.A. Manager Says City Should Boost Property-Sales Taxes
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for August 21
• Groupon Shares Extend Plunge After Barclays Downgrade
• Plane Part Failed Before Reno Air-Race Crash, NTSB Finds
• China Trusts Hill & Knowlton for Cnooc Advice
• Study of St. Jude Durata Heart Wire Finds No New Concerns
• Trina Rises After Announcing Project Development Plans
• Monsanto Genetic ‘X-Ray Glasses’ Speed Tastier Tomatoes
• Commodities Enter Bull Market After U.S. Drought Scorches Crops
• Barnes & Noble Falls After Second Straight Nook Sales Drop
• Best Buy Suspends Profit Forecast as Net Income Falls
• Tesla Model S Is ‘First-Rate Car,’ AutoNation Chief Says
• Gasoline Gains on Optimism Leaders to Act on Debt Crisis
• Urban Outfitters Soars After Profit Tops Estimates
• Sauer Gets $5 Million Equity Line for Small Wind Turbines
• Talking-Cars in Yearlong Vehicle-Safety Study in Michigan
• JetBlue Shuns AMR Merger Talks as CEO Seeks No Deals
• A.M. Castle Increases 27% After Platinum Equity Buys Stake
• October Oil Volatility Rises as Crude Climbs
• Colombia Peso Strengthens Amid European Optimism, Oil Gains
• Pfizer’s Experimental Arthritis Pill Delayed By 3 Months
• First Solar Says Project Management Head James Lamon Out
• Romney Builds Cash Edge Over Obama as Conventions Near
• Arizona Immigration Law Foes Seek Halt Status Checks
• Coast Guard Sees Northbound Mississippi Traffic Opening
• UBS Recruits Rothschild’s Grafstein as Co-Head of Americas M&A
• Ruble Pares Gains on RIA Report Russia to Set Interest Rates
• Poet Using Agrivida Technolgy to Turn Corn Wast Into Fuel
• State Companies to Compile Data on Employee Income, RIA Reports
• London Olympics to Boost FTSE 100 Over the Next 12 Months
• Dell Said to Hire Former HP Executive Haas for Enterprise Unit
• Baseball Union Head Weiner Is Being Treated for Brain Tumor
• Ninth Tropical Depression Forms in Atlantic Ocean
• Verizon, Comcast Airwaves Deal Said to Have Votes at FCC
• Bond Buyers Extract Concessions on New U.S. Debt as Haven Wanes
• Chairman Tata Seeks to Salvage World’s Cheapest Nano Car
• India Considers $35 Billion Debt Revamp After Blackout
• Insurers May Have $5 Billion U.S. Drought Cost
• LightSquared Promotes Operating Chief Smith to CEO Position
• AngloGold, Gold Fields, Harmony Face Lawsuit Over Silicosis
• U.S. Gasoline Demand Rose Last Week, MasterCard Says
• Germany Will Still Rely on Fossil Fuels in 2050, WAZ Reports
• Housing-Related Assets Attractive as Prices Bottom, Pimco Says
• Cameroon’s Cocoa-Export Price Fell 1.2% Through Aug. 20
• Clemens Will Pitch More Than Fastballs for Minor-League Skeeters
• Cameroon to Keep Watch on Gems Under Kimberley, Minister Says
• Obama Says Chemical Weapons Use by Syria ‘Red Line’ for U.S.
• Commodities Headed for Bull Market as U.S. Drought Withers Crops
• Wall Street Leaderless in Rules Fight as Dimon Diminished
• Kickstarter’s Funded Projects See Some Stumbles
• Akin Staying in Senate Race Even After Resignation Calls
• Afghan Insider Attacks Complicate Obama’s Handover Plans
• Osaka Bourse Shares at Lowest This Year as Tokyo Tender Closing
• Serbia to Start Railroad Upgrades With Russian Loan by Year-End
• Two Dead in Syria-Linked Clashes in Tripoli, Lebanon’s NNA Says
• Medicare Cuts Are a Well-Priced Lunch
• Santander Defies Spain Woes to Sell First Bonds Since March
• Glencore CEO to Abandon Xstrata Bid If Qatar Stymies Bid
• Facebook Director Stock Sales Top $1 Billion as Lock-Up Ends
• U.S. Investigating Abuse Charge at California Meat Plant
• Petrobras Isn’t Negotiating Fuel Price Increase, Valor Says
• General Electric Said to Offer $563 Million of Asset-Backed Debt
• Sequoia Said to Beat $975 Million Goal for Venture Funds
• Apple, Samsung Patent Judge Begins Reading Jury Instructions
• Vera Zvonareva Drops Out of U.S. Open Tennis With Viral Illness
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for August 21
• Castilla Sees Peru 2013 Fiscal Revenue Rising, Peruano Says
• Philip Morris Wins New Hampshire ‘Lights’ Class Reversal
• Texas Sells $9.8 Billion of One-Year Notes at Yield of 0.23%
• Rules Reduce U.S. Manufacturing by $500 Billion: Study
• Lonmin May Fail Debt Tests, Considers Accessing Equity Markets
• Leu Strengthens First Day in 4 as Romanian President Reinstated
• Oil Climbs as European Leaders Set to Meet: Commodities at Close
• Glencore Sees Room for Agriculture Expansion in Brazil, U.S.
• Reinhart Says Failing Fed Should Commit to Stimulus
• French Drillers Fight Back in Defense of Shale Gas Fracking
• European Stocks Gain as Spain’s Borrowing Costs Drop
• Ambiga Ignores Threats in Fight for Fairer Malaysian Vote
• Wienerberger Falls After Builder Warns of Worsening Market
• Jailed Oil Tycoon Khodorkovsky May Face New Charges, Lawyer Says
• Wood Group Profit Rises on Oil Engineering, Raises Dividend
• German Bunds Fall as Portuguese, Irish Debt Rallies
• Biggest BRIC Buybacks Driven by Earnings Miss: Corporate Brazil
• U.K. Stocks Rise; Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton Lead Advancers
• Barclays, Absa in Talks to Combine African Banking Assets
• DreamWorks Animation Rises on Fox Film Accord: Los Angeles Mover
• Zloty Advances for First Day in Three on Euro Debt Optimism
• Ruble Rallies Most in Two Weeks as Oil Trades at 3-Month High
• Village Gains Most in 3 Months on Profit: Johannesburg Mover
• Russian Stocks Climb Most in 7 Weeks as Oil Surge Boosts Outlook
• Erste, Komercni Lift Czech Stocks Before EU Meeting, U.S. Data
• German Two-Year Yield Rises Above Zero for First Time in 5 Weeks
• Pound Declines Versus Euro as U.K. Posts Budget Deficit in July
• Nigeria Plans to Boost Bonny Light Crude Exports in October
• Abengoa Leads Solar Gainers on Minister’s Comments: Madrid Mover
• Nigeria to Boost October Forcados Crude Exports to Seven Cargoes
• Retail Gasoline in U.S. Rises to Record High for Season
• Anti-Putin Opposition Backs Highway Activist for Khimki Mayor
• What Madonna Doesn’t Get About Russia’s Punk Protest
• Jefferies Climbs After Bove Recommends Buying: New York Mover
• Czechs to Reduce Subsidies for Rooftop Solar Power, Lidove Says
• Petrobras Partner Barra Sees More Carcara-Like Oil Discoveries
• UBS’s Rosen Said to Be Departing to Start Credit Hedge Fund
• Goldman Sachs Says Widening of Brent-WTI Oil Spread Won’t Last
• Temasek Holdings Said to Sell APB Brewer Stake to Heineken
• Glencore Sees Unprecedented Conditions in the Grain Markets
• Forint Gains to Near 11-Month High on Europe Debt Crisis Bets
• Most Motorola Beijing Workers Accept Sweetened Layoff Deal
• Generali Said to Seek $1 Billion for U.S. Life Business
• Shoprite Plans Angola Warehouse in Africa Logistics Push
• Lockhart Says Fed Faces Risk of Excessive Accommodation
• Romania Stocks Hit Three-Month High as Ouster Vote Invalidated
• Russian Drought Seen by Ministry Destroying 7.6% of Crops
• U.S. July Imports of Steel Products Report (Text)
• Lotos Wants SBM Offshore to Remove Yme Oil Platform, CEO Says
• South Africa May Raise Corn-Crop Forecast by 1.9%, Survey Shows
• Asia-Pacific Oil Drillers in U.S. Gulf Seen With BP Sale
• JetBlue Plans to Increase Colombia Flights, Portafolio Says
• Iceland Indicts Former FSA Head Andersen, State Prosecutor Says
• Iran Barring Women From Atomic, Oil Fields Draws Rebuke
• Queensland Mortgage Arrears Highest on Insolvencies, Joblessness
• Israeli Army Eases Housing Crisis With Vacated Bases: Mortgages
• Gold Advances to Highest Since May on Fed Stimulus Bets
• D’oh! USPS Stuck With 682 Million Unsold Simpsons Stamps
• Apple Reaches Record U.S. Market Value on IPhone Optimism
• Manchester United Signs Defender Buttner From Vitesse Arnhem
• Camco Wins U.S. Grant to Repay Loan on Dung-to-Power Plant
• Canadian Cattle Herd Shrinks to Lowest Since 1994; Hogs Increase
• U.S. Stocks Fall as Apple Slump Offsets Europe Optimism
• Canada Nanos Consumer Confidence Index Rises in August
• Burkhardt Says Blue Man Group Has `Global Visions' (Audio)
• Rand Gains, Yields Fall as Euro Debt Optimism Boosts Risk Demand
• Macedonia Gets $58 Million EBRD Loan to Fund Rail Track Upgrade
• Canada's Canola Output Seen by Oil World Topping Record
• ABFL & L&T Infra CP deal:India Money Markets
• Canara Bank & IDBI CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• NCDC and Jindal Power CP:India Money Markets
• PNB and SBBJ CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Swiss Central Bank Bought Aussie to Diversify Reserves, RBA Says
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Berkshire’s Lubrizol Promotes Ghirardi, Kalhan in Home Care Jobs
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• German Banks Push for ECB to Become Region’s Sole Regulator
• Belgian August Consumer Confidence Drops to Six-Month Low
• Everything Everywhere Wins Permission for Faster Network
• Vietnam Will Be ‘Very Cautious’ With More Interest Rate Cuts
• Arise Windpower Acquires Swedish Wind-Farm Venture From Bergvik
• Gramercy to Buy 115 Office Buildings in $485 Million Deal
• Secret Libor Committee Clings to Anonymity Following Scandal
• European Gasoline Drops; Fuel Oil Premium Advances: Oil Products
• England Leaves Kevin Pietersen Out of World Twenty20 Squad
• Buenos Aires Seeks $216 Million Loan From Brazil, Cronista Says
• Merkel Allies Signal Greece Concessions Before Samaras Visit
• Oil Advances to 3-Month High Before Europe Debt Meetings
• Tin Bear Market Shuts 70% of Indonesia Smelting Capacity
• Latvenergo, Latvian Power Firm, Plans $89 Million Bond
• Cyprus Church to Cut Clergy, Staff Wages, Phileleftheros Reports
• Canada June Wholesale Trade Report (Text)
• Soybeans Top $17 for First Time on U.S. Exports Demand
• ‘White Money,’ Rank Probe, Polly Peck Ex-CEO: Compliance
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Aug 20, 2012.
• India to Play Pakistan in Cricket’s Champions Trophy Next Year
• India’s Bond Yields Approach Two-Week High on Inflation Concern
• IP Group Says Emerging-Market Research Doesn’t Pose Threat
• Soros Fund Management Reports Stake in Manchester United
• Kenyan Shilling Strengthens Against Dollar on Bank Action
• India’s Rupee Advances Most in Two Weeks Before Europe Meetings
• U.K.'s Wheat Seen Below 15 Million Tons by INTL FCstone
• Akin Asks Forgiveness for ‘Legitimate Rape’ Remarks in TV Ad
• Saudi Aramco Seeks Bids for Riyadh Refinery Project, MEED Says
• ‘Jet Engine With Teeth’ Chews Old Rubber Into New Products
• Hedge Funds Pose Limited Risk to Financial Stability, FSA Says
• Cat Bonds Beating Corporates Most Since November: Credit Markets
• Russia Says Assad Isn’t Doing Enough to Resolve Crisis, RIA Says
• Jain Irrigation Bets on Lending Unit to Reduce Risk
• Hitachi Metals, Zumbox, Apple: Intellectual Property
• U.S. Muni-Index Probe to Benefit Individual Buyers, Mulford Says
• Cocoa Seen Gaining as Dry Weather Curbs Output; Sugar Declines
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.14% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• David Silva Holding Out for Bigger Pay Deal at City: Roundup
• Vietnam Bonds Decline as Money-Market Rates Climb; Dong Steady
• Asian Stocks Advance as China Moves to Ease Cash Crunch
• State-Run Belarusbank to Begin Accepting American Express Cards
• U.K. Unexpectedly Posts Deficit as Tax Receipts Plunge: Economy
• EDF Starts Cruas-1 Nuclear Unit: Current French Outages
• Coca-Cola Hellenic Profit Drops 15% on Austerity, Currencies
• Korea East-West Buys Fuel Oil From Hyundai at $4.93 Premium
• Doro Falls as Profit Slides, Pareto Cuts Rating: Stockholm Mover
• Brazil’s Domestic Sugar Prices Fall for Third Week on Harvesting
• Arcadia Said to Buy Late-August Nile Blend Cargo From Petronas
• Nickel Music Downloads Fight Piracy Culture in Vietnam
• Nordex Secures First Turbine Contract of Finnish Wind Farm Deal
• Russia’s Ruble Strengthens Most in Two Weeks After Oil Advances
• Banks’ Reluctance to Lend to Each Other Holds at One-Year Low
• Tianjin Sets $236 Billion Investment Target as China Slows
• Man Group Debt Downgraded by Moody’s After Assets Decline
• Oerlikon Says Arbon Warehouse Fire Hasn’t Affected Operations
• Samsung to Spend $4 Billion to Boost Texas Chip Output
• PV Oil Said to Offer 500,000 Barrels of Ruby Crude for October
• Vietnam’s Arrest of Bank Mogul Sparks Slide in Financial Stocks
• Wallabies’ Pocock Sidelined for Three Months, Kepu to Miss Match
• Somalia Swears in Parliament, Misses Deadline for Presidency
• CNPC Said to Sell Late-August Nile Blend Crude to Chinaoil
• Citigroup Becomes First U.S. Bank to Issue Own Card in China
• Lotos Falls After Posting Biggest Loss in 2 Years: Warsaw Mover
• Asian Currencies Appreciate Before Europe Meetings, Fed Minutes
• China’s Swaps Climb as Central Bank Adds Funds at Higher Yield
• Lonmin Miner Cheats Death as Police Open Fire on Strikers
• Netherlands House Prices Dropped the Most on Record Last Month
• Afren Doubles East Africa Resource Scope, Gets Partner Interest
• Oil, Rubber, Gold Rise; Soybeans Reach $17: Commodities at Close
• China Entering Demographic Danger Zone, BOJ Official Says
• Czechs Need Bold Action to Avoid Deflationary Trap, Danske Says
• Asia Pacific Breweries Jumps on Heineken Deal
• China Net-Diesel Exports Rise to Highest Level in 16 Months
• Kuwait Recommends OPEC Keep Current Output Ceiling, Al Rai Says
• Former PBOC Adviser Li Sees China’s 2012 Economic Growth at 8.1%
• Fitch’s Riley Says Euro-Region Sovereign Ratings Are at Risk
• Danish Central Bank Says Cibor Banks May Have Breached Rules
• London's Hottest New Restaurant Is 38 Floors Up
• Taiwan’s Dollar Strengthens Most This Month on Europe Optimism
• Noble Will Target U.S. Agriculture Assets to Supply China
• Diamond Sales in Holiday Season Vital After Slow Year, Gem Says
• Swedish Committee Calls for Fewer Pension Funds to Boost Return
• Singh Resignation Sought by India’s Opposition on Auditor Report
• China Stocks Rise Most in Week; Consumer, Chongqing Shares Jump
• Straumann Declines After Profit Misses Estimates: Zurich Mover
• Usain Bolt, Stars Working Out Twenty20 Cricket Role, Warne Says
• Pound Falls Against Euro to Trade 0.2% Weaker at 78.77 Pence
• Cnooc First-Half Profit Drops After Output Losses at Penglai
• Persimmon Pretax Profit Rises as Sales Mix Improves Margins
• Athens Exchange to Review Company Listings, Kathimerini Reports
• Irish 9-Year Bond Yield Drops Below 6%; 1st Time Since Oct. 2010
• Korean Won Snaps Four-Day Drop on Stock Inflows, Exporter Demand
• Greek Government Readies Cuts to Pensions, Wages, Ta Nea Says
• Kerry Outpaces Ryanair as Push Rewards Shareholders
• Australia Growth Outweighs Global Woes in RBA Rate Call: Economy
• Most Japanese Stocks Advance Ahead of U.S. Economic Data
• Oil Advances Before European Crisis Meetings, Stockpile Report
• China’s Crude Imports From Iran Decline in July, Customs Says
• Glencore First-Half Profit Falls as Commodity Prices Drop
• Diamond Bigger Than Crown Jewel Koh-i-Noor Unearthed in Angola
• Waiting Game for Kosovo Prime Minister on UN Recognition
• Iran to Double Shazand Refinery Output With New Unit, Mehr Says
• Meles, Ethiopian Leader Behind Economic Growth, Dies at 57
• Barclays, Absa In Talks to Combine Their African Units
• India Consumer Prices Rise at Slowest Pace in 4 Months
• Treasuries Hold Gain on Outlook for Unemployment Rate
• White Sox Beat Yankees as Dunn Hits League-Leading 36th Home Run
• Spanish Stocks May Rally 18% in Six Months, Says Paradigm
• Apple Sued by Ex-Worker Who Says Jobs Guaranteed His Job
• Somali PM Plans to Focus on Economy to Rebuild Nation
• Gallop to Replace Buckley as Football Federation Australia CEO
• TNK-BP Says Ex-Manager Took $13 Million Bribe, Kommersant Says
• Asia Gasoil Profit Shrinks; Fuel-Oil Swaps Rebound: Oil Products
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 08/21/2012
• Japan Election May Push Yields to 0.9%, Dai-ichi Says
• Japan’s IHI Buys Stakes in California Power Plants From Exelon
• Gazprom’s Partner in Northgas Selling 49% Stake, Vedomosti Says
• Mets Pitcher Johan Santana to Have Tests on Troublesome Back
• DreamWorks Animation Trims Costs With Fox, Gains Revenue
• Crawford of Red Sox Faces Elbow Surgery, Could Miss 12-18 Months
• Trucking Stocks Offer Bet on U.S. Consumers for Holidays
• U.S. Consumer Automaker Ratings Equal Record High of 2009
• Kodak Investor Asks U.S. Trustee to Probe ‘Secretive’ Bid
• Ex-Credit Suisse Client, 83, Admits Hiding $5.7 Million
• Whole Foods Sees Stores Tripling With Embrace of Produce
• Autism Stem-Cell Therapy to Be Tested in Kids in Trials
• Former Champion Kuznetsova Among U.S. Open Tennis Withdrawals
• Spike Lee Craves Chocolate Shake, Knocks Tyson’s Tattoo
• Lafite 1982 Leads $820,000 Christie’s Online Wine Auction
• Peter Luger Steak Prices May Soar as Drought Culls Herds
• Michael J. Fox Returns to Television in NBC Comedy Series
• U.S. Brokerage Audits Riddled With Deficiencies, Watchdog Finds
• Roger Clemens Returning to Pitch for Minor-League Baseball Team
• Overseas Shipholding Needs New Loan Agreement: Corporate Finance
• Goldman Sachs Inmate Bet Fuels Social-Impact Bonds: Muni Credit
• Orchestras Fight Hard Times Through Bankruptcy Seeking New Model
• Federated’s Donahue Brings Passion to Money-Fund Battle
• Augusta Surprises Membership With Announcement of First Females
• Euro-Area Economic Adjustment Only Half Complete, Moody’s Says