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August 28, 2012

• HSBC Marks Plaza for Eviction of Hong Kong Occupy Protest
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Strauss May Quit as England Test Captain Today, Telegraph Says
• China, Philippine Leaders May Discuss Sea Dispute During APEC
• Philippine Growth Seen Slowing as Remittances Boost Falters
• Romney Viewed Unfavorably by Most at Convention Start, Poll Says
• Romney and Christie’s Hard Truth Problem
• Hurricane Isaac Whips ‘Dangerous Storm Surge’ Near New Orleans
• Sberbank Shares Advance on Bet Earnings to Beat Estimates
• Republican Groups Tag-Team Obama Attack to Protect Romney
• Australian Winnebago to Appeal Ban of Use of Trademark
• Williams Sisters, Djokovic Advance to U.S. Open’s Second Round
• Isaac’s Winds Test Energy Grid Upgrades After Katrina
• Renesas Surges on Report of $1.3 Billion KKR Stake: Tokyo Mover
• ECB Decision Making Needs Transparency, Liikanen Tells Aamulehti
• Hong Kong Stocks Swing Between Gain, Loss on Earnings, U.S. Data
• Fulham Accepts Tottenham’s Dembele Bid; QPR Nears Cesar Signing
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Subbarao Aims for Sub-5% Inflation as India’s Growth Weakens
• Bernanke Backed by Better Financial State: Chart of the Day
• India’s ONGC Offers Naphtha for Loading From Hazira in September
• Centro to Fix Up Malls as It Puts Survival Battle in Past
• Cruzeiro Fails to Win Buyback Approval at First Deadline
• Amla Lifts South Africa to Sweep of No. 1 Spots; Australia Wins
• WellPoint’s CEO Braly Resigns Amid Shareholder Criticism
• Corn Prices Set to Drop as South American Farmers Boost Planting
• Germany’s DIHK Calls for China Barrier Talks, Passauer Reports
• Fidelity’s Abigail Johnson Consolidates Control
• Mexico Peso Holds at Three-Week Low on U.S. Consumer Confidence
• Solyndra Exit Plan Should Disclose Tax Breaks, U.S. Says
• Resignation Shows Divisions Hindering Syria’s Opposition
• Japan Stock Futures Little Changed Before Bernanke Speech
• Isaac Nears Louisiana Coast With Storrm-Surge Flooding
• Presidential Candidates Tied in National Poll Before Conventions
• Republicans Call for Medicare, TSA Overhauls in Platform
• U.K. Tax Office Told to Probe $1.9 Billion Alcohol Duty Gap
• China Widens Renewables Lead Over U.S. in Ernst & Young Ranking
• Goodwin Knighthood Loss Should Spur New Rules, Lawmakers Say
• The Megadeal That Could Change Baseball Forever
• Picasso, Bronze Star in Europe Art Shows: Martin Gayford
• Cool Blue Cocktails, Cooler Welcome at Shrimpy’s London
• Alanis Morissette Mocks Starlets, Frank Ocean Gets Erotic
• Zadie Smith’s Jazzy London Tale Has Traders, Do-Gooders: Books
• Peru Coca-Grower Clashes Leave Five Dead, Radio Programas Says
• Sound Foreign Policy Romney’s Party Won’t Embrace
• G-7 Countries Call for Increased Oil Output to Meet Demand
• New York Can Allow Fracking After It Gets the Rules Right
• Ryan the Salesman Won’t Take No for an Answer
• Mitt Romney’s Mystifying Sense of Humor
• Two-Star Dual Planet System Found 5,000 Light-Years Away
• Strategic Oil Reserve Is for Emergencies, Not Elections
• Peru’s Rating Outlook Raised by S&P as Mining Boosts Growth
• SEC Commissioners Fault Schapiro Over Money-Market Rule Debate
• SNB’s $380 Billion Pile Makes Jordan Wonder
• Egyptian Journalists in Court Reminiscent of Mubarak Era
• Carrefour CEO Reverses Five-Year Stock Drop Before Giving Plan
• German Lawmakers Want Zero-Deficit by 2014, Rheinische says
• Chile Court Blocks MPX Energia’s Castilla Power Project
• Subbarao Says India Needs to Prepare for Any Credit Downgrade
• Soy, Corn Seen Rising as Isaac May Hurt Crops; Wheat Called Up
• When Bryan Set the Gold Standard for Convention Speeches
• Canada Dollar Matches Highest Level Since May as Crude Oil Gains
• Lexmark Credit-Default Swaps Surge to Record on Inkjet Sale Plan
• Euro Advances as Van Rompuy Hints at Spain Rescue; Krone Gains
• Treasury 10-Year Yields Fall to 3-Week Low Amid Fed Speculation
• China Lends Venezuela $4 Billion to Renew Fund, Chavez Says
• Gasoline Rising to Holiday High as Storm Surge Presses Obama
• Isaac Hits Hurricane Strength as Winds Batter Louisiana
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for August 28
• Bank of Montreal, Scotiabank Boost Dividends
• Oil Options Rise as Futures Sink on Isaac Plant Closures
• Treasuries Gain While S&P 500 Retreats Before Bernanke
• New Zealand Dollar Tumbles After Fonterra Lowers Payout Forecast
• Lingerie Delayed as $517 Billion India Jam Idles Trucks: Freight
• Cocoa Futures Rise on Ivory Coast Tensions: Commodities at Close
• Isaac’s Top Winds Grow to 80 Mph on Path to Louisiana Landfall
• Baidu Rises Most in Three Weeks as Qihoo Sinks: China Overnight
• Wasendorf Receiver Seeks Claims Deadline, Sale of Guns
• Isaac Seen Making Release of U.S. Strategic Oil Likely
• Principal Wins China Approval for $150 Million Investment
• Oil Rises as Isaac Curbs Output, U.S. Supplies May Fall
• U.S. Stocks Fall as Confidence Drops Before Fed Speech
• Venus Williams Beats Mattek-Sands at U.S. Open to Reach Round 2
• Canadian Stocks Fall as U.S. Confidence Data Offsets Bank Shares
• Home Values Rise in U.S. for First Time Since 2010: Economy
• Wheat Has Longest Slump in 11 Months as Export Demand Declines
• California Lawmakers in Deal to Curb Pensions, Brown Says
• Sanderson Farms Cuts Egg Output After Grain Costs Increase
• Lexmark Surges on Plans to Cut Jobs, Explore Inkjet Sale
• Anti-Assad Figure Resigns Citing Syria Opposition Discord
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for August 28
• Hubbard Says New Bond Purchases by Fed Wouldn’t Be Effective
• G-7 Ministers Say Ready to Ask IEA to Boost Oil Supply (Text)
• Apple Seeks Ban on Sales of Eight Samsung Phones in U.S.
• Eco Oro Plunges After Colombia Concession Cut: Vancouver Mover
• Time Warner Cable Boosts Speeds as Google Project Looms
• Ethanol Extends Longest Losing Streak in Month on Falling Corn
• ESPN Reaches $5.6 Billion Deal to Expand MLB Coverage
• Assurant Pushed by SEC on Disclosure of Force-Placed Risk
• Yahoo Says Lockerz’s CEO Savitt to Join as Marketing Chief
• Nautilus Seeks Partner for Undersea Mining
• VMware Incoming Chief Says ‘Time to Move On’ to Cloud
• Movado Surges After Raising Profit Forecast
• Romney Needs to Make a U-Turn on Fuel Standards
• Abbott’s Humira Backed by FDA Advisory Panel for Colitis
• Gilead’s 4-in-1 Stribild HIV Pill Wins U.S. FDA Approval
• New York Times Rating Outlook Reduced to Stable by Moody’s
• Pepper Hamilton Merges With Louis Freeh’s Law Firm
• Russian Suicide Blast Kills Muslim Leader in Dagestan Region
• Soybeans Rise on China Demand for Reduced U.S. Crop; Corn Drops
• Venezuela Refinery Burns Fourth Day After 48 Die in Blast
• Chile Peso Shorts by International Investors Climbed Last Week
• What I Learned at Newt University
• News Corp.'s Shine Taps Zigler for U.S. Digital Efforts
• Fed Regional Bank Directors Expected Rebound in Economy
• Andy Roddick Reaches U.S. Open Second Round in Straight Sets
• Isis Mobile-Payment System to Debut in September After Delays
• Cattle Prices Increase as Beef Supplies Shrink; Hogs Unchanged
• Cotton Futures Decline on Demand Concerns; Orange Juice Advances
• Greek Government Has Identified Budget Cuts, Stournaras Says
• Vestas Jumps to Two-Month High on Mitsubishi Heavy Talks
• Peru Seeks to Attract Foreign Pension Providers, Regulator Says
• Jindal Says Obama’s Storm Relief Falls Short of State Needs
• Poor in India Starve as Politicians Steal $14.5 Billion of Food
• Gold Declines After Jump to Four-Month High Spurs Sales
• PepsiCo, Energy-Drink Makers Said to Be Probed by N.Y. AG
• Virginia Governor McDonnell Asks EPA for Ethanol Waiver
• Patriot Coal Creditors Want Bankruptcy to Stay in N.Y.
• Telekom Austria Sees Results of Slim Partner Talks by Dec. 6
• Consumer Confidence in U.S. Declines by Most Since October
• Portman Says Presidential Debates Will Help Romney With Voters
• Germany’s DIHK Praises Reforms in Crisis Nations, FTD Reports
• Romney in Tampa as Adviser Stevens Downplays Convention
• Deutsche Bank’s Jain Promises Full Libor Clarification, DPA Says
• Redskins Sign Pro Bowl Kicker Cundiff After Release From Ravens
• Google’s Motorola Mobility Sued Over Cloud Data Patents
• Turkish Bank to Open First Sharia-Bank in Germany, FTD Reports
• GFI Mortgage Agrees to Pay $3.56 Million to End Bias Suit
• BK One to Buy Stake in Basileus Capital’s Mining, Oil Assets
• Russian Economy Ministry Raises GDP, Inflation Forecasts
• Banco Popolare Second-Quarter Profit Rises 6.6% on Tax Benefit
• Novozymes, Terranol Partner on Yeast to Boost Biofuels Industry
• Gulf Coast Gasoline Weakens as PDVSA Works to Put Out Fire
• New Orleans Travel Ties Cut as Isaac Threatens Gulf Coast
• PepsiCo Awarded Prize for Effort to Cut Water Consumption
• Hungarian Rate Cut May Be Followed by Two More, Capital Says
• Isaac Reaches Hurricane Strength Nearing Landfall
• U.S. Farm Income Seen Rising as Drought Spurs Higher Prices
• U.S. Bank Earnings up 21% as Loan Losses Fall: FDIC
• Treasury Two-Year Notes May Yield 0.266% at Sale, Survey Shows
• Connecticut Homes Biggest Losers as Wall Street Cuts: Mortgages
• Express Scripts Wins Dismissal of Medco Purchase Claims
• Zloty Falls to Three-Week Low as Belka Rules Out Rate Increases
• Brezhnev Bonds Haunt Putin as Investors Hunt $785 Billion
• De Jager Says Too Early to Speculate on More Aid for Greece
• L’Oreal Confirms 2012 Goal as First-Half Profit Rises 11%
• Lonmin Seen Tempting Chinese Offers on Discount: Real M&A
• Isofoton Plans $377 Million Investment in Germany’s Q-Cells
• Business Roundtable’s Engler Questions Romney China Trade Vow
• Isaac Grows Into Hurricane Southeast of Louisiana, NHC Says
• Ackman Urges General Growth to Pursue Takeover by Simon
• Treasury 10-Year Yield Reaches Three-Week Low on Fed Speculation
• California Lawmakers Set Vote to Limit Retiree Pensions
• Ruble Weakens as Oil Slides Third day, Monthly Tax Payments
• Robusta Coffee Beats Arabica as Folgers Cut Prices: Commodities
• Novartis Smoker’s Cough Treatment Beats Glaxo’s Advair in Trial
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for August 28
• Radwanska Wins in Straight Sets to Start U.S. Open’s Second Day
• Portman Says Debates Will Help Romney With Voters (Transcript)
• Florida’s Global Village Testing Ground for Romney Trade Policy
• Credit Agricole Second-Quarter Net Drops 67% on Greece
• Resverlogix Rises on Heart Drug Study Results: Calgary Mover
• VW Invests 500 Million Euros in Emerging-Market Factories
• Pound Drops Versus Euro as Home Prices Fuel Stimulus Speculation
• Morgan Stanley’s MeyGen Enters Scotland’s Marine Energy Prize
• Why Is Gary Johnson Being Ignored?
• Art Heyman, Ex-Knick Who Led Duke’s Emergence, Dies at Age 71
• IEA Head Says Oil Market Doesn’t Have Serious Supply Outage
• Catalonia Seeks $6.3 Billion From Spain Regional Rescue Fund
• Oil Climbs as Tropical Storm Cuts Output: Commodities at Close
• Thai Bev Increases Fraser & Neave Stake to Near Maximum Level
• European Stocks Decline as Catalonia Seeks Aid; G4S Drops
• Swiss Stocks Post Biggest Drop in Five Weeks; Roche Slips
• Cairn Declines in London on Plan to Explore for Morocco Oil
• Partisan Finger-Pointing Misses Real Deficit Story
• Tower Hits Three-Year Low on Bond Conversion: Israel Overnight
• Obama Outpaces Romney in Small-Dollar Donations
• IBM Envisions Watson as Supercharged Siri for Businesses
• German Stocks Retreat; Lufthansa, Rhoen-Klinikum Decline
• A Clinton Joins a Bush as Republican Delegates Mingle
• Lamprell CEO McCue Says Has Board’s Support After Share Drop
• Florida Hispanics' Diversity Requires Campaign Attention
• France Debt ‘Significantly Overvalued,’ General Re Says
• Amla Scores 150 as South Africa Totals 287-5 Against England
• Obama Backers Begin $30 Million Campaign as Republicans Meet
• Strabag Plummets After CEO Says Company May Delist: Vienna Mover
• Corn May Extend Slide, Soybeans Fall on U.S. Sales, Brazil Crop
• Ann Romney Takes Biggest Stage Yet to Humanize Husband
• Republicans Dodge Tax Details While Offering Rate Cuts
• South Africa’s Wheat Crop May Be 12% Smaller Than Last Year
• Italy, Spain Bonds Drop on ECB Concern, Catalonia Funding Needs
• Tymoshenko Says European Court Is ‘Only Hope’ Against Ukraine
• Saudi Arabia Invests $750 Million on Dammam Port, Al-Hayat Says
• Isaac Nears Gulf Coast as Residents Look to Levee Protection
• Cocoa Climbs the Most in Seven Months After Ivory Coast Violence
• Bernanke to Reiterate Fed Minutes at Jackson Hole, El-Erian Says
• TPC Investor Sandell Says $40-a-Share Buyout Is `Outrage'
• Westinghouse Solar in Italy Joint Venture With CBD Energy
• China Rulers Must Minimize Accidents Or Lose Trust, Xinhua Says
• Peru Exports to Slip 1% This Year on Metal Prices, Gestion Says
• Russian Court Sentences Anti-Putin Activist to 8 Years for Drugs
• Gazprom, Bulgaria to Sign Pipeline, Gas Supply Contracts
• IBM Bets $1 Billion on New Mainframe in Shrinking Market
• Caterpillar Directors Sued for Alleged Waste of Assets
• Ford to Bring Lincoln to China to Take on Cadillac, BMW
• Rioting in Kenyan Port of Mombasa Breaks Out for Second Day
• Japan Air May Lose 74 Billion Yen Tax Breaks in Bill
• China Eastern Airlines Joins Airbus Clean Jet-Fuel Network Plans
• Romanian Leu Advances to Longest Winning Streak in Four Months
• An Investor's Guide to Fees and Expenses
• Pal’s Lounge in New Orleans Defies Isaac With Beer, Smokes, Talk
• Libyan Interior Minister Withdraws Resignation Citing Security
• Gulf Coast Battens Down as Isaac Revives Memories of Katrina
• GM Wants to Double Cadillac 2010 U.S. Sales in Two Years
• Bonus Limits Spark Exodus at Barclays Energy Trading Unit
• Romney Twists `You Didn’t Build That’ Remark: Reality Check
• Obama Warns Gulf Coast Don’t Tempt Fate as Stronger Isaac Comes
• Delayed Convention Means Business, From Official to Risky
• Hamptons Scene: Maltese Baci Greets Vegans, Kucinich
• Romney Clashes With Business Over China Trade: BGOV Insight
• Greece Plans Road, Rail, Airport Projects to Boost Growth
• Corporate Jets Land in Tampa for Republican Convention
• Kuwaiti Firm to Pay Compensation to Dow Chemical, Alkhaleej Says
• Investors Vote for Three Swing States Obama Won: BGOV Barometer
• Exxon, Shell Face Argentina Appeal Against Fuel Prices, BAE Says
• Fed to Push Yields Lower, Barclay’s Pond Says: Tom Keene
• Richmond Fed Service Firm Survey for August (Text)
• Hertz’s Dollar Buyout Delays High-Grade Goals: Corporate Finance
• Allstate Suit Says Brain-Injured Washed Cars as Therapy
• Hungary Unexpectedly Cuts Rate as Economy Enters Recession
• Louisiana Plans for Gulf Oil Dredged by Isaac’s Force
• Richmond Fed Manufacturing Survey for August (Text)
• Volkswagen Said to Build New Transmission Factory in China
• Mexico International Reserves Rose to $161.2 Billion Last Week
• Bancolombia’s $1.2 Billion Bond Plan Adds to Peso Debt Program
• CarVal Appoints Belonogoff, Graf as Senior Managing Directors
• Finansbank Sees Credit Card Gain as Turkey Rivals Disappear
• Nissan May Make Infiniti Cars in Mexico, Excelsior’s Celis Says
• Treasuries Investors Increase Bullish Bets, JPMorgan Says
• Air China Profit Slumps 77% on Fuel Costs, Cathay Pacific Loss
• Cardenas Looks to Boost Colombian Industry, El Tiempo Reports
• Emerging-Market Stocks Retreat for Third Day on Growth Concerns
• Ukraine’s Grain Export Forecast Cut 9.3% by UkrAgroConsult
• Tupras Quarterly Profit Drops 47% on Iran, Missing Estimates
• Isaac Set to Reach Hurricane Strength on Way to Louisiana
• Free Online Games Sink Pirates for Emerging-Market Growth
• China to Lend Egypt $200 Million as Leaders Meet in Beijing
• NRW, EU’s Schulz Call for Broader Swiss Tax Treaty
• Irish Consumer Confidence Rises as EU Debt Pledge Lifts Outlook
• ECB Said to Urge Weaker Basel Liquidity Rule on Risks
• Global Bonds Erase Worst Losses Since 2010 on Pessimism
• Spain, Italy 10-Year Bonds Drop; Spanish Yield Rises to 6.46%
• Ethiopia to Get $251 Million Loan From African Development Bank
• ABFL and IOC CP deal:India Money Markets
• N.Z.’s Central Bank to Extend Rate Pause to 2014, NZIER Predicts
• ALLAHABAD & CANARA CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• ABFL and L&T INFRA CP:India Money Markets
• Saab Closes in on Swiss Gripen Deal With Swedish Guarantees
• CORPI and PSB CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Ethiopia Drops Charges Against Critical Newspaper Editor
• Eurasia Drilling to Tap Middle East, North African Rig Market
• Knight Capital Names Tomczyk, Brand to Board After Rescue
• Norway’s PM Vows to Boost Terror Preparedness After Breivik
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Lufthansa Cabin Crew Union Plans Strike as Pay Talks Fail
• Oil Rises on U.S. Supply Forecast, Venezuela Blaze
• Chevron’s Kazakh Venture Decreased Oil Output 3.8% in First Half
• Japan Earthquake Spurred Jump in Heart Ailments: Study
• Canada Second Quarter Financial Statistics Report (Text)
• Dubai Court Sanctions $2.2 Billion Drydocks Restructuring
• Saudis to Get First Australian Livestock Shipment in Two Years
• Lithuania to Adopt Euro When Europe Is Ready, Kubilius Says
• Morgan Stanley Win on Brokerage Would Be Pyrrhic Victory
• Indian Bonds Gain a 3rd Day on Speculation RBI Will Ease Policy
• Kuwait’s Index Rises on Bets This Month’s Fall Is Overdone
• The Imperfect Balance Between Work and Life
• Morgan Stanley Buys $320 Million of Fontainebleau Debt
• Orange Juice Inventory by Top Three Producers Triple, Group Says
• Germany’s North Rhine-Westphalia Says Inflation Quickened
• Money Managers Cut Bets on Higher Robusta Coffee by 18%
• Spanish Notes Rise After Bill Sale as Italian Securities Advance
• Olam Quarterly Profit Falls as Cotton, Wood Demand Wanes
• Germany’s Bosch Shuts Solar-Panel Plant After Market Slowdown
• Russia Raiding Factory Run by Anti-Putin Activist’s Parents
• Stress Tests, Swaps Rules, IPO Rules, CFPB: Compliance
• Egypt’s Mursi Rules Out Devaluation of Pound, Reuters Says
• Bank of Portugal Offers Platform for Interbank Monetary Market
• Fed Funds Open at 0.15%, Within Target Range, According to ICAP
• M&T Snaps Up Distressed Lenders as Prey Becomes Predator
• Bank of Montreal Raises Dividend as Profit Tops Estimates
• Hollande Loses Bond Market Love as Growth Stalls: Euro Credit
• South African GDP Growth Quickens as Mining Rebounds
• Universal Entertainment Says It Sued Wynn in Tokyo Court
• Crude Gold Rise; Gas, Copper Prices Drop: Commodities at Close
• Tsvangirai Says Zimbabwe Draft Constitution Not Debatable
• Shepard’s ‘Heartless’ Faces Scars, Death: Jeremy Gerard
• Apple Seeks Ban on Sales of Eight Samsung Phones in U.S.
• SEB Raises Baltic 2012 GDP Forecast, Sees Better 2013
• Romney Said to Plan Early Arrival on Night of Wife’s Speech
• Apple, Oxford University Press: Intellectual Property
• AAA Auto Founder Plans to Sell Majority Stake in Car Dealer
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 6.32 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Emerging-Market Stocks Retreat for Third Day on Growth Concerns
• Egypt Exceeds Goal at Auction of One-Year Euro Treasury Bills
• U.K.’s Greening Rejects Calls for New Heathrow Runway
• Typhoon Bolaven Capsizes Fishing Boats, Lashes Korea
• Spanish Recession Deepens as Austerity Damps Outlook: Economy
• Kazakhstan’s Grain Crop May Be Smaller After Plantings Damaged
• D.E Master Blenders Profit Falls on Costs, Brazil Accounting
• Bumi Falls to 41-Month Low; Director Says Drop ‘Irrational’
• Hungary to Avoid Rate Cut on Inflation, Bailout Concern
• Zuma’s Owners, Aqua to Open Restaurants in London’s Shard
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 17,000 Tons of Palm Oil
• Indonesia Plans to Sign Rice-Import Agreement With Cambodia
• Mauritius Stocks Decline to 2-Year Low, led by Hotels, Bank
• Sony to Boost Research Spending on Cloud Computing, Displays
• Gedeon Richter Snaps Two-Day Gain, Leads Hungarian Stocks Lower
• Whirlwinds Are Forecast on Russia’s Black Sea Along Main Ports
• McMahon Has Lead in Close Connecticut Senate Race, Poll Shows
• NuvoTV Gets $40 Million to Make English Shows for Latinos
• Spain Borrowing Costs Dip at Auction as Rajoy-Rompuy Meet
• Chinese Seen Importing Less Coal From Australia by DNB Markets
• Yule Catto Rises as Profit and Dividend Pledge Buoys Sentiment
• Evergrande Profit Falls as Property Curbs Are Maintained
• Steve Jobs Vindicated by Verdict Protecting Apple Design
• Syria to Sell Russia Oil, Agricultural Products, Al Thawra Says
• Toyota Tshusho Bids $2 Billion for Remaining 70% of CFAO
• Israel Court Says U.S. Activist Corrie’s Death Was Accident
• South African Coal Export Prices Decrease Most in Six Weeks
• Solar Panel Maker Doubles Output as Prices Drop: Corporate India
• Taiwan’s Dollar Weakens Before Bernanke Speech; Bonds Advance
• Hungary Expects IMF Dispute on Budget, Orban Tells Vas Nepe
• Tropical Storm Isaac ‘On Verge’ of Becoming Hurricane
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Aug 27, 2012.
• Sands China Sees Macau Pick Up, Says No Illegal Activity
• Spanish Two-Year Notes Stay Higher After Auction; Yield 3.69%
• Syria’s Shara Wants Talks Without Preconditions, Watan Reports
• LDP Likely to Block Deficit Bond Bill as Noda Censure Looms
• Asian Currencies Decline on Signs Europe Crisis Hurting Exports
• Formosa Petrochemical Offers to Sell Jet Fuel for October
• Spanish Two-Year Notes Advance Before Bill Sale; Yield at 3.70%
• Iraq Awards Turkey’s UB Holding Steel Plant Rehabilitation
• Asian Stocks Fall on Japan Growth Downgrade, Fed Policy
• Tosyali Seeks Stake in Montenegrin Aluminum Maker, Novosti Says
• Chemring Falls as Weaker Outlook Seen Cutting Potential Offer
• Yen Gains Against Major Peers Amid Global Slowdown Signs
• Republican Convention to Reschedule Most Monday Speakers
• Vietnam Market Tumble Means Cheapest Stocks in Six Months
• Australia Scraps Carbon Floor Price to Set Up Link With Europe
• China’s Stocks Climb Most in Three Weeks as Oil Refiners Rally
• Russia’s Government Scheduled to Discuss Grain Crop on Aug. 31
• Turkish Builder Fi Yapi in Financial Trouble, Hurriyet Says
• Centro Retail Reports Loss on Restructure Costs, Litigation
• Albaraka Turk Plans to Raise as Much as $750 Million in 2012
• Foxconn, Sharp Need to Tackle High Tax, Labor, Gou Says
• Capital Trust Group Fund Invests $20 Million in Sakson Petroleum
• Ukraine to Sell Duty-Free Pipes to Russia, Kommersant Reports
• German Stocks Decline for First Time in Three Days
• Slovak Ministry Proposes Tax Breaks for Mondi Unit, Sme Says
• Putin Threat Pushes Regions Debt Costs to Records: Russia Credit
• Swedish, Finnish Nuclear Operating Rate Falls to 70%
• Buffett-Backed BYD’s Profit Plunges 94% on Handset, Solar Units
• BYD, Guangzhou Auto Decline on Earnings Miss: Hong Kong Mover
• Japan Demands Investigation After Attack on China Envoy’s Car
• Oil Trades at Two-Week Low on Isaac; Gasoline at Four-Month High
• AstraZeneca Names Roche’s Pascal Soriot as CEO
• Wylfa-3 Nuclear Reactor in U.K. Halted Since Aug. 26, Data Shows
• Nordea Recommends Buying Norwegian Krone Against Swedish Krona
• France Urges Syrian Rebels to Form Post-Assad Government
• Bomb Explodes Outside National Bank of Greece Branch in Athens
• GrainCorp Spends A$472 Million to Expand Edible Oils Unit
• France’s Sapin Says Labor Problems Long-Term, Not Eternal
• Japan Stocks Fall on Growth Assessment, Fed Speculation
• Aussie, N.Z. Dollars Drop as Resources Outlook Weakens
• Spurs Have Lloris Bid Accepted, Target Dembele: Soccer Roundup
• Egypt Aims to Boost Chinese Investment to $3 Billion, Ahram Says
• London Olympics Count on Fervor to Overcome Recession Budget
• China Offers Oil-Exploration Blocks Near Disputed Waters
• Zorlu to Bid for Turkish Coal Mine Development, Power Plant
• German Consumer Confidence to Hold Steady in September
• Mangalore Refinery Buys Oman, Qua Iboe Oil From Itochu, Glencore
• Saudi Deputy Minister to Attend Summit in Iran, Arab News Says
• Roche Names O’Day Pharma Head as Soriot Becomes AstraZeneca CEO
• U.S. Yield Approaches Two-Week Low on Inflation Outlook
• Palm Oil Declines as Rally to Six-Week High May Hurt Demand
• Kazakhstan Expects Oil Fund to Reach $100 Billion by 2015
• Kim Clijsters Starts Final U.S. Open With Win as Federer Rolls
• Superyacht-Maker Ferretti Plans China Plant on Rising Wealth
• Dubai Non-Oil Trade at Record $164 Billion in First Half 2012
• Assange Asylum Wins Correa Anti-U.S. Cachet as Trade to Suffer
• Mexico to Boost Auto Output 38% Within Three Years, Agency Says
• Santos Confirms Colombian Government Held Talks With FARC Rebels
• Kazakhstan Expects Economic Growth to Quicken to 6% Next Year
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 08/28/2012
• Indian Rupee Drops to Two-Week Low as Europe Crisis Hurts Growth
• Melnichenko’s SUEK Changes Murmansk Seaport CEO, Kommersant Says
• Jets’ Chances of Winning Season Drop in Vegas With No Touchdowns
• Russia’s UralSib Bank to Name Ilkka Salonen CEO, Kommersant Says
• IMF Says Singapore Should Allow Temporary Rise in Inflation Rate
• Baoshan Surges by Limit on Share Buyback Plan: Shanghai Mover
• Washington Drivers Crash Most of Any U.S. City
• Rosneftegaz May Buy Vekselberg’s Power Assets, Vedomosti Reports
• Sprint Joins GE in Leaving Policy Group Backing Voter-ID Laws
• Republican Nominee Links Pregnancy From Rape and Out-of-Wedlock
• U.S. Losing College Grad Share to China, India: Chart of the Day
• New York Rallies Most Since March on Cuomo Fixes: Muni Credit
• California Ballot Spending Led by Munger, Steyer, Joseph
• Jets Get Jason Smith From Rams for Hunter in Right Tackle Swap
• Gagosian Plans $130 Million Package for Brazil Art Fair
• Harrisburg Council Must Hike Tax, Pennsylvania Judge Says
• GM Said to Halt Chevrolet Volt Production for Four Weeks
• Patriots Cut Stallworth, Gaffney as Jets Release Josh Brown
• Pot-Smoking Teens May Become Slower-Thinking Adults
• Yankees Lose Ground to Texas With 11th-Inning Loss to Blue Jays
• How Ponzi Schemer Sam Israel Fell for Conspiracy Scam: Review
• Wachtell, Sullivan & Cromwell, Cravath: Business of Law