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September 5, 2012

• Global Funds Sell Net 4.66 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Federer Ousted by Berdych; Roddick’s Career Ends at U.S. Open
• Cowboys Beat Giants 24-17 in NFL’s Season Opener Behind Romo
• Clinton Nominates Obama for Re-Election at Democratic Convention
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• UBS Said to Seek Brazil CEO as Salles Prepares to Retire
• Microsoft Plans to Boost China Employee Numbers by 22%
• AFRICA DAYBOOK: Nigerian T-Bills Sale, Kenyan Airways
• Costco Founder Says Obama Better for Business Than Romney
• Del Piero Joins Sydney as Australia’s Biggest Soccer Import
• ANZ Customers Fees Suit Expanded by High Court Ruling
• Australia Employers Unexpectedly Cut Payrolls by 8,800 in August
• Billabong Said to Get A$694 Million Bid From Bain to Rival TPG
• AT&T in Spectrum Spree to Catch Verizon
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Wynn’s Former Partner Nominates Two to Company’s Board
• Qatar’s Tasweeq Offers Gasoline for Loading October to December
• Sharp Falls After Moody’s Lowers Short-Term Ratings: Tokyo Mover
• DAN CARTER WITHDRAWS FROM ARGENTINA RUGBY TEST WITH CALF INJURY
• Roddick Ends Tennis Career at U.S. Open; Murray, Djokovic Win
• South Korea Reduces Estimate of Second-Quarter Expansion
• Singapore Airlines’ Last A380 Ends Jumbo-Jet Orders
• Colombia Peace Deal Must Rise Above Rebel Tricks, Tweets
• Chinese Executives Sign Letter Denouncing Short Sellers
• Arizona Wins Ruling in Labor Fight Over Union Ballots
• Japanese Bought Net 875.4 Billion Yen Overseas Debt Last Week
• Ex-Auto Racer Zanardi, Pistorius Win Gold Medals at Paralympics
• Peru Protests to Cut 2013 Mine Investment by 33%, Group Says
• Brazil’s Lower House Postpones Vote on Forest Code Decree
• Chavez Praises Obama’s Handling of Clint Eastwood Criticism
• CNOOC Seeks Seek U.S. Approval of $15.1 Billion Nexen Deal
• Secret Service Investigating Claims of Stolen Romney Tax Returns
• Japan, Australian Stock Futures Rise on ECB Bond Buying
• Nationalism, Republican and Democratic
• South Africa Beats England to Draw One-Day Series; Pakistan Wins
• Investors Pay Premium for Scots Fund Making 84 Percent in Crisis
• Osborne Fuels Pressure on Barclays Over Tax-Avoidance Program
• Foster’s Tower, Hadid’s Funnel Dazzle in Venice: Review
• Google TV Tries Again With Sony, Vizio: Rich Jaroslovsky
• Pochteca Jumps After Projecting Revenue Surge: Mexico City Mover
• Why Quebec Should Stay in Canada
• Costa Rica Power Restored After Magnitude 7.6 Earthquake Strikes
• Carnival Must Face Suit by the Family of Slain Passenger
• Christmas Cargo Boosts U.S. Rates as Europe Slumps: Freight
• Wall Street Finds Friends Can Help Scrub Records
• If Romney’s Harvard Pals Love Him, Why Can’t You?
• Stephen Strasburg’s Season Didn’t Have to End This Way
• How Democrats Lost Their Way on Abortion
• Don’t Make Banks Too Small to Succeed
• Are You Better Off? There’s No Easy Answer
• Mario Draghi’s Big Moment, Continued
• Fraser & Neave Schedules Vote on APB Sale for September 28
• ArcelorMittal U.S. Steel Plant Labor Talks Continue, Union Says
• Monster Worldwide Advances Amid Takeover Speculation
• Democrats Start Day Two of Convention With Eyes on Clinton
• Texas Pensions Pan Steps on Funding Gaps Taken by Others
• FDA Sued by Consumer Group Over Alzheimer Drug Dosage
• Barclays Hires Ex-Jet Chrebet’s Team From Morgan Stanley
• Shawcor Preparing for Possible Sale of Company
• Greek Crisis Timeline From Maastricht Treaty to ECB Bond Buying
• Nestle Diversifies With Products Fighting Junk Food Ills
• MasterCard Moves Into Myanmar With First License Issued to Bank
• Andy Roddick’s Tennis Career Ends in U.S. Open Loss to Del Potro
• Brazil Sells $1.25 Billion of 2023 Bonds to Yield 2.686 Percent
• Gas, Coffee, Wheat Decline; Metals Gain: Commodities at Close
• Harrison Says Public Overreacted to JPMorgan’s CIO Trading Loss
• U.S. Company Credit Swaps Fall to One-Week Low on ECB Bond Plan
• Grains, Soybeans Seen Lower as Harvest Progresses in Midwest
• Michael Strahan’s Debut With Kelly Ripa Lifts Ratings 44%
• Oil Options Rise on Speculation Futures to Have Wider Swings
• Israeli Spymasters Offer No Slam-Dunk on Iran
• Michigan Court Orders Union Rights Amendment on Ballot
• Honda’s New Accord Brings a Boost to U.S. Sales Rebound
• Aussie Dollar Falls as Domestic Growth Slows More Than Forecast
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for September 5
• Canada Dollar Declines as Central Bank Maintains Rate, Language
• Emerging Market Stocks Decline on China, Europe Concerns
• Entergy CEO Wayne Leonard to Retire, CFO Denault Will Replace
• Euro Strengthens on ECB’s Unlimited Bond-Buying Plan
• Democrats Amend Platform to Back Jerusalem as Israel Capital
• Treasury Yields Rise From 1-Month Lows on ECB Speculation
• Airlines Rally as Delta Joins US Airways in Revenue Gains
• Most U.S. Stocks Fall on FedEx, Economy Ahead of ECB Plan
• Citigroup, Goldman, UBS Sued Over Mortgage-Backed Bonds
• Egypt’s OCI to Build $1.4 Billion Fertilizer Plant in Iowa
• Zillow Plans Secondary Public Offering of 3.18 Million Shares
• Peabody to Close Coal Mine on ‘Soft Market Conditions’
• Nomura Said to Focus on Fewer Industries Amid Europe Job Cuts
• Aubrey McClendon Emerges From Shadows at Barclays Event
• Brazil May Give Orange Juice to Students to Help Offset Excess
• MF Global Judge Seeks Changes to Trustee Lawsuit Agreement
• Ethanol Falls to Eight-Week Low on Imports and Adequate Supply
• Oil Is Steady as ECB Policy Makers Meet on Bond Plan
• ‘Mounting Evidence’ of Bug-Resistant Corn Seen by EPA
• Euro, Spain 10-Year Bonds Gain on ECB; S&P 500 Retreats
• Usiminas Advances Most Since 2008 on Import Tax Boost
• Yanzhou Tumbles as Rate-Cut Doubts Sink ADRs: China Overnight
• Minnesota Campaign Cash Rules May Be Unlawful, Court Says
• Morgan Stanley’s Fleming Visits Brokers Amid Technology Flaws
• Sealed Air Seen as Takeover Target After Fumbling Deal: Real M&A
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for September 5
• Ambow Trading Halted on Company’s Probe Into Unit’s Schools
• Orange Juice Posts Longest Rally in 12 Months; Cotton Declines
• Obama Critics Overstate Rules’ Effects, Sunstein Says
• Safeway Planning IPO of Stake in Gift-Card Business
• CNO Hits Four-Year High on Recapitalization Plan: Chicago Mover
• McDonald’s Plans First Vegetarian Restaurants in India
• FedEx Sees First Earnings Decline Since 2009 on Economy
• 3M Seeks to Save Avery Unit Deal After Regulator Objections
• Liberia Sells $900,000 at Foreign-Currency Auction
• News Corp. Picks Board Member With Ties to Colombia Wiretaps
• Wheat Falls to 3-Week Low as Livestock Farmers May Use More Corn
• Salix Dragon’s Blood Drug for Diarrhea Delayed by FDA
• NFL Players Have Greater Risk of Death From Alzheimer’s
• Rewards Outweigh Bill Clinton Risks for Obama’s Re-Election Bid
• California Pension Failed to Stop Spiking, Audit Says
• ResCap Creditors Seek Plan-Filing Deadline Tied to Probe
• Britvic in Discussions to Merge With Irn-Bru Maker A.G. Barr
• Journal Register Co. Files for Bankruptcy for Second Time
• Emanuel Says Obama’s Acceptance Speech Visionary (Transcript)
• Louboutin Wins Appeal Over Saint Laurent Red-Soles Shoes
• Sharapova Reaches U.S. Open Semis With 3-Set Defeat of Bartoli
• Emanuel Said to Quit Obama Campaign to Help Super-PAC
• Michelle Obama: Yes, My Husband Is American
• New York Businesses Face Crackdown on Law-Breaking Cyclists
• California Gasoline Drops After Tesoro Reports Refinery Starts
• Gross Says Age of Credit Expansion Led Fund Returns Over
• Mengele Remark Gets Judge Removed From Philip Morris Case
• Marois’s Quebec Separatists to Form Minority Government
• O’Neil Resigns as President of Madison Square Garden Sports
• San Jose Cops Rush Disability Retirement as Rules Tighten
• Assurant Says Smaller Force-Placed Book Frees Capital
• Heating Oil Falls as Gulf Coast Plants Start After Isaac
• Belize Gains Leverage in Default Talks as Borrowing Not Seen
• Bioteq, Jiangxi Venture to Build Water Treatment Plant in China
• Motorola Unveils New Verizon Phones, Including a $99 Razr
• Iceland Central Bankers Discussed Rate Increase, Minutes Show
• Wellpoint Leads Busiest Start to Week in Bond Sales Since March
• China Speeding U.S. Solar-Dumping Case as Election Nears: Energy
• Gold to Fall as Stronger Dollar Curbs Investment Demand
• Congress’ Lame-Duck Creates Deal Opening, Sperling Says
• Copper Advances to Six-Week High on ECB Bond-Buying Plan
• Petrobras Reviewing Peru Gas Project Amid Brazil Focus
• Plaintiff Says German Judge in ESM Case Biased, Demands Removal
• Vaginal Ring Protects Monkeys Against AIDS Virus, Study Shows
• U.S. Gasoline Demand Rose Last Week, MasterCard Says
• An Economic Revolution the U.S. Government Made Possible
• Ax Killer’s Pardon Reignites War Fears in Oil-Rich Caucasus
• Ruble Gains Second Day Before ECB Meeting, Erases Earlier Losses
• Barnier’s Banker Bonus Compromise Rejected by EU Lawmakers
• MIT’s Johnson Sees Italian Debt as Most Unsustainable
• MBIA Settles Shareholder Lawsuit Alleging Misstatements
• Hudson’s Bay Said to Plan IPO That May Raise $505 Million
• Refco Trustee Dismisses Last Claim Against Grant Thornton
• West Nile Infections Rise as Outbreak Spreads to Northern States
• ING Raises $3 Billion With Sale of Capital One Shares
• French Parliament to Study Law to Vary Power, Natural-Gas Rates
• Abril Eyes Schools as Demand for English Grows: Corporate Brazil
• Romney’s Threat on China Currency Shortsighted, Albright Says
• Vanguard Health-Care Fund Manager Edward Owens to Retire
• Coffee Leads Drop as Cocoa Gains: Commodities at Close
• UPS Says TNT Deal Won’t Close Until 2013 After Extended EU Probe
• Emerald Technology Announces First Closing of Third Venture Fund
• U.S. Open Tennis Gets Under Way Following Two-Hour Weather Delay
• EU, Amnesty Criticize Bahraini Court Ruling Against Activists
• Yemen Crude Oil Pipeline Shut Down by `Huge' Explosion
• Apple, FBI Deny Hacker Claim of Breach of Apple User Data
• Nuveen Investments Plans to Raise $1.6 Billion With Bonds, Loans
• Voyager 1 Reaches Pocket of Calm at Solar System’s Edge
• IGB REIT Said to Raise $269 Million in Kuala Lumpur IPO
• BOE Struck by Lure of Banks as U.K. Economist Quits
• Apple Denies Release of User Data After Hackers Claim Breach
• Poland Holds Rate at Three-Year High Even as Growth Slows
• BP Sells Forties Oil at Four-Month Low; Oseberg Exports to Rise
• Nokia Shares Tumble After New Lumias Disappoint Investors
• U.S. Drought Helps Drive Shipping Rates to 3-1/2 Year Low
• TAG Immobilien Will Probably Join MDAX After Acquisition
• Food Stamps: the New Normal
• First Black President Can’t Help Blacks Stem Wealth Drop
• England Out For 182 in Final South Africa One-Day Cricket Game
• Telefonica Leads Corporate Bond Rush Amid Record Low Yields
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for September 5
• Rain Delays Start of U.S. Open as Roddick-Del Potro Awaits
• Gold May Reach $2,000 an Ounce by Yearend, Bank of America Says
• British Airways to Shut BMIbaby This Weekend With 450 Job Losses
• European Stocks Swing Between Gains, Losses Before ECB
• Glencore’s Offer Undervalues Xstrata by 13%, Bernstein Says
• N.Y. Gasoline Slips as Delta Plans for Trainer Refinery Start
• Jets Sign Punter Malone, Waive Conley on First Day of NFL Season
• S&P May Change Grades on $102 Billion of CMBS After Overhaul
• BP Falls as U.S. Reiterates Gross Negligence Charge in Spill
• U.K. Stocks Drop as Investors Await ECB Meeting; BP Sinks
• Hong Kong’s Leung Cancels APEC Trip as Student Protest Grows
• Banks Are Underestimating Regulatory Requirements, CIBC CEO Says
• Zloty Gains as Central Bank Doesn’t Commit to October Rate Cut
• McCaskill Avoids Convention, Stumps in Republican Territory
• ECB Plan Said to Pledge Unlimited, Sterilized Bond-Buying
• Carrefour’s Turkish Partner Likely to Buy Out Chain, Erste Says
• Nokia Doubling Sends Stock to Nine-Year High to Forecasts
• Russian Graft Goes Legit in London
• Belka Says Polish Central Bank ‘Open’ to Rate Cuts on Slowdown
• Positivo Falls Most in Three Years as Lenovo Buys Brazil Rival
• Two Thumbs Up, Way Up, for Michelle Obama’s Speech
• Russia Stocks Fall Second Day on Oil; Gazprom Drops on EU Probe
• Top Bank Lawyer’s E-Mails Show Washington’s Inside Game
• Tropical Storm Leslie Creeps North on Path to Bermuda
• Europe Lures U.S. Pushing Sales to 4-Year High: Credit Markets
• RBS Says Global Head of Foreign-Exchange Strategy Leaves
• Goldman Sachs Energy Banker Batchelder Joins RBC in N.Y.
• Discovery Declines on Outlook for Life-Policy Business
• Pound Rises to Three-Month High on U.K. Data, ECB Speculation
• Emanuel Calls Obama Speech ‘Visionary,’ Clinton’s Has ‘Edge’
• Santander’s U.K. Bank Says Monitoring Risks of Euro Break-Up
• Spanish Bonds Gain as ECB Said to Propose Unlimited Bond-Buying
• Hungary Surprise Rate Cut Sends Yield to Year-Low
• Colbert, Pepsi CEO, Pear Tree at 9/11 Memorial Benefit
• Eastwood Tied Romney as Republican Convention ‘Highlight’
• Continental Asks Slovakia for Tax Breaks Amid Factory Expansion
• Lira Advances First Day in Three on Draghi’s Bond-Purchase Plan
• Democrats Drop Jerusalem Pledge From Party Platform
• Egypt Said to Buy 50,000 Tons of Raw Sugar in Sept. 2 Tender
• Nigeria’s Naira Snaps Three-Day Decline on Inflows, Reserves
• Banker Plan Would Fund Super-PACs to Sway Senate Races
• Chile Central Bank Sees 2012 GDP Growth of as Much as 5.25%
• Wal-Mart Investor Bribe-Claim Suits to Be Led by Pensions
• Forint Declines on Report Hungary Faces EU Legal Case on Tax
• Democrats Party in Charlotte’s Republican-Backed Public Projects
• Vodafone, Telefonica Win EU Approval for U.K. Mobile Venture
• Libyan Foreign Reserves Reach $121 Billion at End-August
• Cyprus Debt to Be Sustainable After Bank Aid, Shiarly Says
• Lloyds Investigated by U.K. FSA Over Staff Incentive Payments
• Russia, EU Don’t Agree on Kyoto Surplus Fix: CDM Watch
• Former MAN Executives Samuelsson, Hornung Probed Over Corruption
• Northam Gains as Government Fund Buys Stake: Johannesburg Mover
• Hunger Risks Rose in 2011 Along With Food Aid, USDA Says
• Romanian Oltchim Management Resigns as Government Plans Sale
• Egypt Offers $2.3 Billion of Debt as U.S. Reiterates Aid Pledge
• Twitter Deputizes Masses of Political Pundits at Conventions
• Louboutin Wins Red-Sole Shoe Appeal Against Yves Saint Laurent
• Immigrant Students Top U.S.-Born in High School Diplomas
• What Does Politico’s Editor Really Think of the Stimulus?
• Citigroup to Sell TKB BNP’s Mutual Funds in Russian Branches
• Bavarian Free Voters Want Greek Debt Cut to Zero, Drachma
• Coronado Says U.S. Unemployment Will Probably Rise by Election
• Foreign Investors Cut Spanish Bond Holdings Most in Four Months
• Facebook CEO Won’t Sell Shares for at Least a Year
• WellPoint Selling Debt in Four Parts for Amerigroup Acquisition
• Lehman’s Detroit Escape Means 90% Loss on Properties
• German Mittelstand Companies Expect Worse to Come in Euro Crisis
• India’s Reliance Industries Joins Dubai Mercantile Exchange
• NFL Pledges Record $30 Million to Fight Sports Health Issues
• Van Griethuysen Leaves NYSE After 33 Years in Business
• Klaipedos Nafta, Baltic Oil Terminal, Sales Jump 30% in August
• Merkel Ally Fuchs Says Germany Backs Draghi With Conditions
• Dubai Shares Fall on Concern Rally Is Overdone; Kuwait Rises
• AB NUVO & IOC CP:India Money Markets
• Canada Keeps 1% Key Rate With Language on Future Increase
• Spain Experienced Second-Hottest August in Half Century
• Buffett’s Gen Re Adds Alverne Bolitho to Expand in Europe
• HDFC LTD CP deal:India Money Markets
• IOB & PNB CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• CORPI and PNB CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Turkey’s EU Bid Is ‘Stalled,’ Cyprus to Blame, Van Rompuy Says
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Ukraine to Store 21 Billion Cubic Meters of Gas, Interfax Says
• U.S. Embassy in Brussels Evacuated on Suspicious Vehicle: Belga
• Bank of Spain Says Extraordinary Bank Loans Are ‘Insignificant’
• Bank of Canada Keeps Its Benchmark Interest Rate at 1% (Text)
• Shell to Build Canada Capture Project for Oil-Sands Carbon
• Lithuanian Snoras Units Attract Bid From London-Based Fund
• Brent Oil Declines for Second Day in London Before ECB Meeting
• Poland to Overshoot Deficit Target as Economy Slows
• U.K. Competition Authority Investigates Gasoline Prices at Pump
• Pound Erases Gain Versus Euro; Is Little Changed at 79.15 Pence
• Russia’s Grain Harvest Seen by SovEcon as Falling on Low Yields
• Cibor Clears Hurdle, Gazprom Antitrust Probe: Compliance
• Fred. Olsen Energy Falls as Major Holders Cut Stake: Oslo Mover
• Productivity in U.S. Grows More Than Previously Estimated
• Western Refining, Glencore Reach Mid-Atlantic Trading Agreement
• England Wins Toss, Bats First in Final South Africa Cricket Game
• ResCap, San Bernardino, NewPage, Madoff: Bankruptcy
• Badminton Players Kicked Out of Olympics Receive Four-Month Bans
• Spain 10-Year Bonds Advance Amid Report on ECB Bond Buying Plan
• Tusk Says Polish Deficit Will Overshoot 3% in 2012
• U.S. Stock Futures Trim Losses on Report of ECB Plan
• Flour Mills of Nigeria Advances Most in 19 Weeks: Lagos Mover
• Oil Pares Loss as Draghi Said to Plan Unlimited Bond Purchases
• Martifer Completes 1.5 Megawatt Solar Plant in Romania
• Dhoot Said to Seek $3 Billion for Africa Gas Block Stake
• Egypt to Spend $1.35 Billion on Water, Sewage Plans, Zawya Says
• Iran to Take Control Over Nuclear Plant From Russia in December
• Ex-Porsche CFO Haerter ‘Aghast’ at Criminal Case Over Bank Loan
• Aging Investors Will Fuel Shift to Stocks, BlackRock Says
• French Set for Power Gap in Three Years on Nuclear Shutdowns
• Corn Yields in Ukraine Seen Slumping 27% by Researcher ProAgro
• Michelle Obama Makes Personal Appeal in Convention Speech
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.14% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• Oudea Says France’s Lenders Support European Banking Union
• Kazakhstan to Maintain Borrowing Costs as Grain Stokes Prices
• Rupee Declines to Three-Week Low as Growth Concerns Boost Dollar
• Former Convent for Sale in Biggest Irish Property Auction
• Ukraine’s Grain Exports Rose 27% in August, UkrAgroConsult Says
• Palm-Oil Stockpiles in Malaysia to Jump to 11-Month High
• Bank Lending Stress Holds at 14-Month Low in Euro Money Markets
• Katie Holmes Joins Olsens Boosting Stores as Designers: Retail
• Dutch Limit Derivative Sales to Social Housing in Wake of Losses
• Turkish Investors Apply to Build Egypt Cement Plant, Masry Says
• France to Transfer Free Land to Developers to Spur Housing
• Irish Central Banker Pays Price as Googletown Rents Climb
• Gross Says Age of Credit Expansion Led Portfolio Returns is Over
• Duet Group Hires Philippe Laraison as CIO for Commodity Fund
• Five al-Qaeda Militants Killed in Air Strike in Yemen
• U.S. 10-Year Yields Fall Toward Month Low Before Job Data
• South African Corn and Wheat Futures Prices for Sept. 5
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 3.03 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Turkey's Integral Sees FDI Rising 21% to $17 Billion
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 20,000 Tons of Palm Oil
• Zloty Slides to 6-Week as Low Slowdown Signs Boost Rate Cut Bets
• Former ECB Board Member Paramo Joins IESE Business School
• Treasuries Erase Gain, Leaving 10-Year Yield at 1.57 Percent
• Latvia GDP to Grow Quicker With Euro, Central Bank Official Says
• Asian Stocks Fall 5th Day as U.S. Manufacturing Contracts
• Climate Needs to Move to Top of Political Agendas, Denmark Says
• Indian Stocks Decline on Growth Concern Ahead of ECB Meeting
• Boeing Raises China 20-Year Plane Demand Forecast 5.2%
• China Corn Demand Undeterred by Record Prices, DWS Says
• EU Seeks Views on Libor Overhaul Plans in Rate-Rigging Response
• Nestle to Boost Direct Coffee Purchases From Vietnam Farmers
• Deutsche Bank Said to Cut 85 Equities Jobs in Tokyo, HK
• N. Korea to Hold Second Parliament Session Amid Economic Concern
• Ukraine’s Grain Exports May Be 22 Million Tons, Interfax Says
• All Nippon Air Canceled 787 Flight After Engine Oil Leak
• Food-Price Jumps May Get Larger on Weather, Oxfam Says
• Clinton Stresses Cooperation With China Amid Disputes
• Woman Dies After Falling From Building in City of London
• Lenovo Declines After NEC Sells Entire Stake
• Eli Whitney Successors Feel Pain of U.S. Austerity: BGOV Insight
• Parties Raise Record Cash After ’Soft Money’ Ban: BGOV Barometer
• Iran Earned Half of Its Oil Sales Under Ahmadinejad, Times Says
• Copper, Gold, Crude Oil, Wheat Decline: Commodities at Close
• Vietnam’s Five-Year Bonds Fall on Inflation Concern; Dong Steady
• Euro Stays Lower Against Dollar, Yen After Retail Sales Data
• Thailand Holds Policy Rate as Prasarn Resists Calls to Ease
• Philippine Peso Halts 4-Day Rally After Faster Inflation Report
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Sep 04, 2012.
• Euro-Region Retail Sales Declined in July, Led by Germany
• Greek Pension Funds Lost More Than 10 Billion Euros in Debt Swap
• Iran Inflation Quickened to 23.5% in 12 Months to Aug. 20
• SNB’s Danthine Sees Risk of Property Defaults, Correction
• Lithuanian Real Estate Demand Surges to Highest in Four Years
• Asian Currencies Weaken, Led by Rupee, After Weak U.S. Data
• Obama Is Wrong on Romney Tax Plan Impact: Reality Check
• Nigeria LNG Said to Offer One Spot Cargo for October
• Virginia Turns Battleground Again as Demographics Shift
• Royal Haskoning to Work on Rehabilitation of Lower Jordan River
• Hungary Accepts Swiss Help for Armenia Mediation, Martonyi Says
• Fitness Trumps Fat as Gauge of Health Risks: Research
• Troika Returns to Athens as Budget Showdown Looms: Euro Credit
• Swiss Franc Battle May Not Need Tougher Tools, Minister Says
• Gold Industry Says India May Raise Import Tax to Cut Deficit
• SABMiller Sends VB Beer the Way of New Coke With Change
• Telefonica Said to Advance on German IPO as It Adds Banks
• Cameron’s Revamp Shows True Tory, Risks Liberal Democrat Ire
• India Rules Out Bans on Sugar Exports as Monsoon Revives
• Egypt Should Rescue Hostages of Traffickers in Sinai, HRW Says
• Ryan Pick Puts Wisconsin in Play as Michigan Tilts Obama
• Goldman Sachs Joins Boeing in Nixing Convention Donations
• VCI Cuts 2012 Forecast for Sales, Production on European Decline
• Bloomberg Markets' 50 Most Influential
• Bank Sarasin Hires Luyet From Credit Suisse for Geneva Office
• Fotowatio Plans to Build Australia’s Largest Solar-Power Project
• Aussie Touches Seven-Week Low as GDP Misses Estimates
• French Cabinet to Unveil Bill on ‘Social Tariffs’ for Energy
• Shanghai Stock Index Falls to Lowest Since 2009; Vanke Advances
• ING to Sell Capital One Stake After Sale of Online Bank
• Petrofac Said to Raise $1.5 Billion 5-Year Loan for Operations
• Spain Set to Surrender Rank of 12th-Biggest Economy to Australia
• Swiss Minister Says German Electioneering May Hinder Tax Accord
• Iran Works to Bypass Sanctions, Ahmadinejad Says Before UN Trip
• Man. United Bid $60 Million for Neymar on Deadline Day: Roundup
• Richemont Growth Led by Europe as Asian Tourists Boost Spending
• Shell Starts Shale Gas Exploration in Southeast Turkey
• Russia Bans Cattle, Hog Shipments From New Mexico County
• Hargreaves Lansdown Profit Rises 23% After Gaining New Clients
• Verivox Website Will Offer Finance Products, Handelsblatt Says
• Kingdom Holding to Expand Hospital in 550 Million-Riyal Project
• Fortescue Declines to 3-Year Low as Iron Ore Falls: Sydney Mover
• Korean Won Weakens, Bonds Gain as Investors Await ECB Meeting
• Oil Trades Near One-Week Low as U.S. Manufacturing Contracts
• U.K. FCA to Act Against Bank Bonuses That Encourage Mis-Selling
• Europe’s Grains Won’t Make Up for Losses of U.S., Russia Drought
• Japanese Stocks Fall on Growth Concern Before ECB Meeting
• Springboks Pick Vermeulen for Rugby Test Debut Against Australia
• KDB Markets Dollar Bonds as Offerings Surge Ahead of ECB Meeting
• Orioles Beat Blue Jays 12-0 to Tie New York Yankees Atop AL East
• Australia’s Economic Growth Slows as Rate-Cut Bets Rise: Economy
• Bancolombia Borrows Record $1.15 Billion as Yepes Seeks Takeover
• LaRoche Hits Two of Six Homers as Nationals Defeat Cubs 11-5
• Lithuanian Opposition Gains Before Election, Poll Indicates
• Springboks Name Team to Face Australia in Rugby Championship
• Samsung Abuses Workers at Its China Plants, Labor Group Says
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 09/05/2012
• Palm Oil Drops for Second Day as Malaysian Stockpiles Increase
• Lithuania Says EU Probe Against Gazprom Is Justified, BNS Says
• Notre Dame’s Analyst Pinkett Gets Ban for ‘Criminals’ Comment
• Rinehart Decries Australian Costs With Africans Earning $2 a Day
• Sky Signs 3-Year Contract Extension to Show NFL Games in U.K.
• Ex-Seal’s Bin Laden Book Discloses Secrets, Pentagon Says
• Chrysler Tops U.S. Carmakers in Best Month Since Clunkers
• Carney Tighter Policy Bias to Keep Canada as G-7 Outlier
• WilmerHale, Jenner, Hunton, Skadden: Business of Law
• Two Charged Over Theft of Pittsburgh Corning Secrets
• Solyndra to Add Tax-Break Information to Exit Plan
• AMR Can Reject Labor Contract With Pilots, Judge Says
• American, United Face Trial Over 9-11 Towers Destruction
• Riskiest Debt Safest as High-Yield Rises From Worst: Muni Credit
• Video Dial-a-Doctor Seen Easing Shortage in Rural U.S.
• In Stadium Building Spree, U.S. Taxpayers Lose $4 Billion
• MacArthur Genius Turns to Stars for Cosmic Aid: Hot Art
• 3M Drops Avery Dennison Unit Buyout Amid Antitrust Worry
• Blackstone Plots Exit From Properties as New Fund Invests
• Americans Say Better Off Since Obama Even as Slump Lasts
• Deere Issues Record Debt as Profit Falters: Corporate Finance