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September 14, 2012

• Sony Declines to Comment on Report of Tie-Up Talks With Olympus
• Nadine Becomes the Eighth Hurricane of the Atlantic Season
• Yankees Lose to Tampa Bay, Fall Out of First Place in AL East
• China Wants Talks With EU on Solar Panel Dispute, Xinhua Says
• SAP to Appeal $306 Million Judgment in Oracle Lawsuit
• NYSE Data Violations Extend U.S. Exchanges’ Reputation Woes
• South Korea’s LNG Imports Rise 16% in August Amid Price Gains
• Figure Tied to Anti-Islam Film Has Criminal Fraud Record
• Google’s YouTube Expands Anti-Islam Film Restriction in Asia
• Obama Leads Romney in Poll of Florida, Ohio and Virginia
• Day of Rage in Arab World Tests New Arab Governments
• Adoboli Loss Could’ve Topped $12 Billion, Prosecutor Says
• Asian Stocks Post Biggest Weekly Advance in 2012 on Fed Stimulus
• CAW Leader Sees No Progress in GM, Ford, Chrysler Talks
• Chile Government Registers With SEC to Sell $1.7 Billion Debt
• World’s 40 Richest Gain $29 Billion as Global Stocks Rise
• Mexican Peso Surges to Strongest Since April on Fed Bond Buying
• Europe Stocks Rally for Second Week on QE3, German Ruling
• U.K. Roast-Chicken Tax Seen Costing Shoppers, Farmers Millions
• Scene Last Night: Fashion Week
• Chicago School Strike Said to Near End With Possible Deal
• India Eases Rules for Foreign Retailers, Wal-Mart to Benefit
• Most Popular Structured Notes Use Leverage for Returns
• California Spot Gasoline Slips to Lowest Levels in a Month
• Emerging Stocks Surge Most Since June on Fed Easing Measures
• Asian Currencies Have Best Week This Year on Global Stimulus
• Zynga Countersues Electronic Arts Over Unfair Competition
• Cresud Says It Sold $30 Million of Bonds in Argentine Market
• Walgreen Florida Facility Barred From Shipping Oxycodone
• Apple Says Early Orders for Next Version of IPhone ‘Incredible’
• U.S. Judge Won’t Delay ‘Unprecedented’ Military Detention Ruling
• BWT CEO’s Private Trust Makes $371 Million Takeover Bid
• Brazil Swap Rates Rise on Economy; Real Gains After Intervention
• Bernanke Will Meet Senators in Private on Sept. 19
• Commodities Set for Longest Run of Weekly Gains Since ’10
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for September 14
• Kodak Consulting With Creditors About Retaining Patents
• Singh’s Bold Political Gamble on Opening India’s Economy
• Treasuries Fall as Fed Plan Boosts Inflation Indicators
• Bovespa Has Biggest Weekly Jump in 11 Months as Commodities Gain
• Dollar Falls to 4-Month Low Versus Euro on Fed; Yen Lower
• Patriot Coal to Cut Production of Steelmaking Coal
• Industrial Metals Lead Rally on Fed’s QE3: Commodities at Close
• Heavy Louisiana Sweet Strengthens as Brent-WTI Discount Widens
• IADB Lends Venezuela $400 Million for Water Treatment Projects
• Frieden Warns of Crisis Return If Europe Reform Drive Relaxed
• Peru Creating Currency Volatility by Changing Intervention
• Magnesita Jumps on New Graphite Plant License: Sao Paulo Mover
• Crude Options Rise as Oil Futures Get Boost From Fed’s Plan
• The Sequestration Knife Cuts Deep
• Cnooc Rallies as ADRs Post Biggest Gain in 2012: China Overnight
• Chevron Agrees With YPF to Develop Shale Wells in Argentina
• Siderperu Gains After Announcing Expansion Plans: Lima Mover
• Southern Falls as Utilities Lose Investors’ Favor: Atlanta Mover
• Brookfield Channels Buffett in General Growth Investment
• Stocks, Commodities Rally on Fed Bond-Buying Plan
• Colombia Sells $557 Million of Peso Bonds in Overseas Markets
• EPA Raises Biodiesel Mandate for Refiners Under Program
• Bernanke’s Stimulus Sends Debt-Market Stress Back to 2010 Levels
• Nintendo President Says Wii U Will Grab Gamers With Mario
• Facebook Gains on Promise of New Advertising Platforms
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for September 14
• Bloomberg Asks NYC Agencies to Find $2 Billion in Budget Savings
• IPhone’s Earlier Sales Debut Will Hurt Carrier Q3 Profit
• Zynga Asks Judge to Strike Portions of EA’s Copyright Lawsuit
• Buffett GE Bet Pays Off Topping Crisis Warrant Strike Price
• Ethanol Advances First Time in More Than Week on Fed Stimulus
• British Columbia Seeks to Spur LNG With Haisla Agreement
• Corn Advances as QE3 Boosts Commodities, U.S. Crops Shrink
• Visteon Said to Study Permanent CEO, Weigh Unit Sale
• Miller Says U.S. Should Issue Simplified Volcker Rule
• Dish Blames Programming Firms for Delay of Online Service
• Military Murder Charges Reveal Terror Groups Inside Army
• Apple Wins Patent Ruling Against Samsung at Trade Agency
• Egan-Jones Cuts U.S. Rating to AA- After Fed Adds to Stimulus
• Weingarten ‘Optimistic’ Chicago Strike Close to End (Transcript)
• Wheat Rises to One-Month High as Fed Plan Spurs Commodity Demand
• Sun Life Advances to 10-Month High on Prospects for Equities
• Oil Rises to Four-Month High on Fed Stimulus Measures
• Thanks, Goldman, for Giving My Peers Their Lives Back
• Mortgage-Bond Spreads Fall to Record Low as Fed Starts Buying
• Atlantic Boosts Rockwood Stake to Endorse Management’s Strategy
• RBS Said to Raise $259.1 Million Valcour Capital Management CLO
• Gulf Coast Strengthens as Exxon, Total Refineries Report Issues
• New York City-Area Ironman Triathlon Canceled After One Year
• Platinum Has Longest Rally in 25 Years; Gold Gains on QE3
• J&J’s Mulcahy Says Term Limits May Add Women to Boards
• E-Book Publishers, States’ $69 Million Accord Approved
• Libya Attack ‘Calculated Act of Terror,’ McCain Says
• Deccan Lenders Said to Consider Hiring Managers for Cricket Team
• Fed's Raskin Says Fall in U.S. Unemployment Is Too Slow
• The View From Tunis: Fire, Tear Gas and Normalcy
• Strategic Brings in Partner to Complete Essex Acquistion
• North Dakota’s Bakken Oil Output Passes 600,000 Barrels a Day
• U.S. Asks to Delay ‘Unprecedented’ Military Detention Ruling
• NYSE Penalized by SEC for Giving Head Start on Trading Data
• Sugar Bulls Ascend as Rain Returning to Top Producer Brazil
• Zimbabwe’s Tsvangirai Has Marriage Blocked on Protests
• Boeing Air Force One Work in Texas Stirs U.S. Concern
• German Embassy in Sudan Ablaze After Storming by Protestors
• Pentair Shareholders OK Tyco Flow Control Unit Merger
• Capitol Suicide-Bomb Plotter Gets 30-Year Prison Sentence
• Groups Ask Appeals Court to Keep Issue-Ad Donors Secret
• Studios Manage DVD Death With Profits on Digital Rights
• U.S. Embassy in Tunisia Stormed as Egypt Tensions Ease
• SEC May Extend Planned Rule to Brokers, Shillman Says
• Lockhart Says ‘Slow Employment’ Is Central Policy Issue
• Apple Stock Hits Record as IPhone 5 Seen Sold Out Online
• Focus Shifting From Euro to Dollar, Says Nicola of BNP Paribas
• Bank of Montreal Cuts 200 U.S. Jobs as Part of M&I Integration
• Romney Fan of Snooki Gets Personal in Bid to Show Lighter Side
• Hidden Chobani Billionaire Emerges as Greek Yogurt Soars
• Bloomberg Week in Pictures: Sept. 8–14
• Canada Natural Gas Slides as Lower Temperatures Cut Fuel Demand
• Nordex Cost Cuts Raise Prospects for Best Turnaround
• Bank Regulators Should Toss Basel, Use Leverage, Hoenig Says
• De Jager Says Greece Could Receive Extra Time, Not More Money
• Schaeuble Says Bank Oversight Plan May Disappoint Markets
• Rothstein Firm Lawyer Lippman Is Sentenced to Three Years
• Ferrexpo Advances Following Iron Ore Recovery: London Mover
• Cruzeiro in Biggest Latin America Default in 10 Years
• Corn Bulls in Retreat as Near-Record Costs Curb Demand
• Vestas Says Chinese Market Shifting to Higher Quality Turbines
• Asmussen Says Crisis Lull Shouldn’t Invite Complacency
• Romney Tax Cuts Work Only When Mortgage Break Mostly Reduced
• Cocoa Butter Rally Won’t Stop a 15% Drop in EU’s Grind
• Republican-Led House Passes Bill to Block Energy Loans
• Spanish Bonds Drop After Debt-Sale Announcement on Aid Concern
• VIX Contracts at Record as Traders Lock in Stock Gains
• European Stocks Advance as Fed Announces Asset Purchases
• Eni Rises to Highest in Four Years After CDP Sale: Milan Mover
• Homebuilders in U.K. Defy Recession in Cameron Rescue: Mortgages
• Peru Bonds Rise as Fed Stimulus Boosts Emerging-Market Assets
• EDP Breaks 20-Month Deadlock as Peripheral Firms Sell Debt
• Indian ADRs Surge to Five-Month High on Investment Rules
• Nickel Leads Gains as Natural Gas Falls: Commodities at Close
• Europe Bides Time on Spain, Relies on ECB to Soothe Markets
• Juventus Cuts Fiscal-Year Loss as Soccer Club Gains From Stadium
• FBI Clears Halliburton Crew in Loss of Radioactive Tool
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for September 14
• Storm Effect on Oil Prices Waning as Shale Booms: Energy Markets
• German Stocks Rise as Fed Announces More Asset Purchases
• Leaving Home at Any Price Lures Investors to Student Houses
• EADS-BAE Doubles Down On Missed Confidence: Real M&A
• U.S. Stocks Rise as Global Markets Rally on Fed Program
• Argentine Protesters Bang Pots to Protest Fernandez Failures
• Venezuela Risks Default If Chavez Wins, Morgan Stanley Sa
• Hong Kong Tightens Mortgages Amid QE3 Concerns of Bubble
• U.K. Stocks Rise to Six-Month High on Fed Stimulus
• Veritas Capital Chairman McKeon Takes Own Life at Age 58
• Turkey Works on $700 Million Northern Cyprus Water Line
• Twitter Turns Over Wall Street Protester Posts Under Seal
• Juncker Says Euro Group Await Detail Amid Intense Irish Talks
• Mitt Romney’s Worst Week Ever: Three Explanations
• Swiss Stocks Advance to 16-Month High on U.S. Stimulus
• Opap Drops Most in 11 Years on Higher Tax Report: Athens Mover
• Genel, Gulf Keystone Gain on Kurdistan-Iraq Oil Revenue Deal
• Romney Broadens Criticism of Obama on Middle East Violence
• University of Texas at Austin Evacuated After Bomb Threat
• Mol Leads BUX Stocks Rally as Oil Jumps on Fed: Budapest Mover
• RBS Begins Direct Line IPO After Talanx Scraps Stock Sale
• Standard Bank Outshone by Smallest of ‘Big Four’ on Growth
• Forint Bond Yields Drop to Year-Low on Fed Stimulus Measures
• Greek Prosecutor Files Charges Against Morgan Stanley, ANA Says
• Obama’s Middle East Balancing Act Tested by Egypt Protests
• France Corn Rated Good or Excellent Falls to 68% of Crop
• Ex-UBS Trader Kweku Adoboli’s E-Mail to Accountant: Full Text
• IMF to Watch Serbia’s Progress Before Agreeing Loan Program
• South Africa Bonds Fall 1st Week in Four on Unrest; Rand Gains
• Serbia Sells Sugar, Cooking Oil From Reserves to Avoid Shortage
• Crude Official Selling Prices and Formulas by Country
• Retail Sales in U.S. Rose 0.9% in August on Auto Demand
• Zloty Rallies to Strongest in Four Weeks on Fed Stimulus Plan
• Turkish Court to Hear Two Coup Leaders’ Testimony, NTV Reports
• Thousands of Chinese Protest Japan Islands Purchase, Xinhua Says
• TSA Chat-Downs Examined Amid Racial-Profiling Charges
• Ukraine Railways to Spend $1.7 Billion on Investments This Year
• Mechel Said to Weigh Mining-Unit Stake Sale to Fund Project
• Teenagers’ Texting Time Fails to Translate Into Sparkling Prose
• Portugal Telecom Freezes Wages Until 2013, Dinheiro Vivo Reports
• U.K. Wind Output Rises to Record as Turbines Added to Grid
• NYSE Liffe to Fine Members That Breach Delivery Limits
• Croatian Djakovic’s Offer to Buy Ingra Is Valid, Regulator Says
• Fiat’s Marchionne Says German Peers ‘Deaf’ to Call for EU Help
• Basel Rifts, Overseas Swaps, Tax-Shelter Plea: Compliance
• Zynga Hires Gambling Executive in Real-Money Gaming Push
• Wells Fargo Climbs Ladder of U.S. Company Bond Underwriters
• Panama Vice President Rebukes President Over Actions
• Apple-Led Tech Race May Buoy Air Rates Amid Weak Shipping
• Hugh Grant Sues News Corp. Over Phone Hacking by Tabloid
• British Ponzi Victim Payouts Lost on Fish, Ferraris
• Michigan Consumer Sentiment Unexpectedly Rose in September
• Romanian Leu Appreciates Most in Two Weeks on Fed Stimulus Plan
• IMG Creates New Unit to Develop Sports Training Products
• Primus Green Energy Nears Fuel Deal With Airline, CEO Says
• India Allows Foreign Airlines to Buy Local Carrier Stakes
• Peugeot May Sell Gefco Trucking Stake to Russian Railways
• Alstom to Furnish 68 Wind Turbines to Brazil’s Casa dos Ventos
• Syria Seen by SovEcon as Buying 50,000 Tons of Black Sea Wheat
• Westinghouse ‘Absolutely Committed’ to U.K. Nuclear Rollout
• Business Inventories in U.S. Rose 0.8% as Sales Rebounded
• Bovespa Approaches Bull Market Amid Recovery Optimism
• Latvia Repays $287 Million of IMF Loan to Lower Interest Costs
• Corporate Bond Sales in U.S. Busiest in Six Months as Fed Acts
• London Gin Craze Had Roots in Nascent Consumer Society
• Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index Increased to 79.2 in September
• M&A May Recover After Election, JPMorgan’s Lee Says
• Berkshire Posts 25% Intel Gain by Shunning Buy-and-Hold
• Peter Lougheed, Who Shaped Modern Alberta, Dies at 84
• USDA Illinois Soybean Crush Report for Sept. 14
• Spain Takes Lead Over U.S. in Davis Cup as Ferrer Beats Querrey
• ING Vysya’s Bhardwaj Says India FDI Will Boost Sentiment, Rupee
• Grilli Says Euro Ministers Didn’t Discuss More Time for Greece
• U.S. Industrial Production Fell in August
• Turkey Seeks Financial Aid From UN to Deal With Syrian Refugees
• Italian 10-Year Bonds Erase Advance, Leaving Yield at 5.00%
• Israeli Police Stop Muslim Protesters Headed to Consulate
• U.S. Embassy Calls Out Muslim Brotherhood Over Twitter
• HDFC LTD & IOC CP deal:India Money Markets
• EID PARRY & IOC CP:India Money Markets
• AXIS BK & PNB CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• BOM and PNB CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Kenyan Police Foil Attack by al-Qaeda-Linked Militia, Arrest Two
• Brazil’s Economic Activity Grew at Fastest Rate in 11 Months
• Erste Jumps Most in Eight Months on Fed Stimulus: Prague Mover
• Gazprom Plans $1.8 Million Bash After 2008 Deep Purple Concert
• Weather Impact on Energy Demand Hits Seasonal Lull
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• U.S. Consumer Price Index Increases by Most Since 2009
• Oil Rises to $100 for First Time Since May After Stimulus
• Uralkali CEO Defends Potash Pricing on China, India Contracts
• Spain’s Aid Dilemma in Focus at Euro Crisis Meeting
• Canadian Dollar Strengthens to 13-Month High on Risk Optimism
• Jamaica’s Cabinet Approves Water Contract for Kingston Upgrades
• U.S. Money Funds Favor Japan, Shun Euro-Area Banks, Survey Shows
• Canada July Manufacturing Sales Report (Text)
• NLB Names Medja CEO as Slovenian Bank Struggles With Bad Loans
• Draghi Sees Reason for Optimism in Europe as Markets Rally
• Russian Parliament Strips Opposition Lawmaker of Immunity
• South Africa Unsecured Credit Isn’t a Bubble, Credit Suisse Says
• Tanzania’s Benchmark Coffee Grade Rises as Much as 18% at Sale
• Indonesian Coffee Deliveries Rise as Growers Harvest 85% of Crop
• Italian Bonds Rise on Central Bank Plans
• Norway Rejects Oil Industry Pleas to Halt Pay Boom
• India Bonds Complete Second Weekly Gain After Diesel Price Rise
• BNY Mellon Helps Clients Pull Cash From Denmark, Switzerland
• Indian Stocks Climb to 14-Month High on Diesel Prices, Fe
• Catsambas Says He Never Discussed Third Greek Bailout
• Iran Can Work With IAEA If National Security Is Assured, TV Says
• Wheatley, Gensler to Head IOSCO Task Force on Benchmark Rates
• Spain Says No Urgency to Seek Bailout as ECB Eases Yields
• Yemeni Police Use Water Cannons on Protesters at Embassy
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.14% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• Trichet Says Governments Must Use Time ECB Bought for Them
• China Communists Near Soviet Tenure as Leader Pick Looms
• Spanish Regions’ Debt Swells as Aid Dilemma Continues: Economy
• DLA, Bracewell, Wachtell Lipton, SNR: Business of Law
• Spanish Home Prices Fall Most on Record as Economy Shrinks
• First Gulf Bank Hires Eight Lenders for $800 Million 3-Year Loan
• U.K.’s Cable Rejects ‘No-Fault’ Dismissal Plans Backed by Tories
• Zillow, Upsher-Smith, Libya, UTV: Intellectual Property
• EIB Considers $628 Million Loan for U.K. Energy Efficient Homes
• Swap Buyers Led by Vanguard Seen Gaining Assurance on Collateral
• Japan Draws Curtain on Nuclear Energy Following Germany
• UN Carbon for 2013 Falls to Record as Supply From Coal May Gain
• Huawei, ZTE Strain to Convince U.S. They Don’t Aid Spying
• Harvard’s Faust Says Athletes Not the Only Cheats, AP Reports
• Volcker Rule Needs Narrow Hedge Exemption, CFTC’s Chilton Says
• Junk-Bond Bears Squeezed With Fed Unleashing QE3: Credit Markets
• ‘Weirwolf’ Eyes Endorsements After Paralympics Gold Rush
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 7,500 Tons of Palm Oil
• Nomura Sues Sicily in London Amid Region’s Losses on Swaps
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 4.08 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Merkel Popularity Rises in Poll Showing Germans Want Stability
• Asian Stocks Rise 7th Day as Fed Boosts Asset Purchases
• Rosneft Said to Sell November Sokol at $7.40 to $7.60
• Unite Group to Refinance 236 Million-Pound Loan After GIC Deal
• WPP Unit Seeks Approval to Acquire Ad Agency Stakes in Turkey
• Sri Lanka Policy Steps Delivering Planned Results, Cabraal Says
• U.S. Embassy in Yeman Stormed as Protests on Video Spread
• Brazil’s Arabica Coffee Discount Widens as New York Futures Rise
• EDP Breaks 20-Month Deadlock as Peripheral Companies Sell Bonds
• Kuwait Petroleum Eyes OMV Stations in Croatia, Vecernji Says
• Spanish Banks’ Net ECB Borrowings Rise to 388.7 Billion Euros
• Sharp Plans to Return to Profit Next Fiscal Year, Okuda Says
• Trucks Queue 30 Kilometers at Turkey-Iraq Border, Anatolia Says
• Chinese Ships Move Away From Islands Disputed With Japan
• Euro-Area August Inflation Accelerates on Steeper Energy Costs
• Japan’s First New-Vehicle Niche in 50 Years Imitates Cart: Cars
• Danish Benchmark Yields Rise as Haven Fades: Copenhagen Mover
• Yankees Beat Red Sox 2-0 to Tie Orioles for Lead in AL East
• IMF Urges Ethiopia to Slow Nile Dam Project to Protect Economy
• Oil Approaches $100 in New York on Fed Stimulus, Mideast Unrest
• Afghan Bus Crashes Into Fuel Tanker, Killing 50 Passengers
• Taiwan Dollar Has Biggest Weekly Advance in Seven Months on QE3
• China Cuts Rare-Earths Mine Permits 41% to Boost Control
• Philippine Peso Gains Most in a Year on Fed Plan; Bonds Advance
• India Inflation Tops Estimates; Fuel Rise May Stoke Prices
• Klose Turned Down Tottenham Offer, Mirror Says: Soccer Roundup
• QE3 Adds to Hong Kong Asset Bubble Risks, HKMA’s Chan Says
• BASF Mothership Under Siege as Shale Forces Bock to Fight
• Lithuania to Boost Grain Export on Record Harvest, 15min Says
• Swedish Krona Weakens Against Euro After GDP Growth Revised Down
• Oki Widens Loss Estimate on Overstated Accounts in Spain
• China Stocks Rise Most in Week After Fed Boosts Asset Purchases
• Aging Baby Boomers Face Losing Care as Filipinos Go Home
• Norilsk to Buy $4 Billion of Shares From Unit to Cancel Stock
• South African Corn and Wheat Futures Prices for Sept. 14
• Korea Corporate Bond Sales Fall 73% as Interest Rates on Hold
• Hungary to Cut State Jobs, Freeze Wages Until 2015, Hirlap Says
• Carlyle Extends Deadline for Chemring Bid as Talks Progress
• U.A.E.’s FAL Oil Faces Forced Tanker Sale to Repay DVB Loan
• 4SC in Talks With 3 Potential Partners for Cancer Drug
• Oil Rises to Four-Month High on Stimulus, Middle East
• Baker Tilly to Value Naftogaz in Three Weeks, Kommersant Says
• EU Nations Uphold Support for CO2 Aviation Curbs, Hedegaard Says
• Airbus Military Targets India as It Revives Delayed Export Drive
• Switzerland’s Franc Erases Drop Against Euro to Trade at 1.2158
• South Korean Stocks, Won Surge on Fed, S&P Rating Upgrade
• Swisscom Names Rossi Finance Chief as Dietiker Resigns
• Korea Gets S&P Upgrade on Stability Amid Global Turmoil
• Japanese Stocks Advance as Fed Boosts Stimulus Measures
• Aussie Dollar Climbs to One-Month High on Fed Easing
• GE Appoints Canan Ozsoy Chief Executive of Turkish Operations
• Japan’s LDP Advocates Challenging China to Regain Power
• Japan Warns on Strong Yen as Growth Outlook Downgraded: Economy
• Sharp Unable to Find Tablet-Panel Buyers, Executive Says
• Egypt Court Orders Cancellation of Cement Plant Sale, MENA Says
• Asia Gasoil Refining Margin Falls From Week High: Oil Products
• Fortescue Says It’s Making Progress in Talks With Lenders
• Draghi Ready to Explain Policies to Parliament: SZ
• Packers Sack Cutler Seven Times on Way to 23-10 Win Over Bears
• Mexican Bourse Plans to Resolve Data Delays Before Market Opens
• Australian Boom to Endure After Commodity Price Peak, Swan Says
• Asia Bond Risk Falls to 14-Month Low; CapitaLand Markets Debt
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 09/14/2012
• U.S. Consulate in Libya Scarred by Lethal Night Assault
• Softbank Aims to Be Japan’s Biggest Wind Producer With New Plant
• Dollar to Rise to 78.84 Yen on Candle Chart: Technical Analysis
• Incheon May Invest in Russia Far East Airports, Vedomosti Says
• Kuwait Said to Sell October Naphtha at $35 to $40 a Ton Premiums
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Low-Salary Rays Show Moneyball Still Works as Yankees Struggle
• Pennsylvania Top Court Hears Arguments on Voter-ID Law
• India May Today Consider Easing Airline Investment Rules
• Bo Xilai’s Former Police Chief Goes on Trial Next Week
• Jim Calhoun Retires as UConn Coach After 26 Years, Three Titles
• Crosby Says NHL Lockout Likely as Impasse Remains in Labor Talks
• Ryan Treated Like Republican Royalty as He Returns to U.S. House
• U.S. House Boosts Spending With Approval of Stopgap Budget Plan
• Weingarten ‘Cautiously Optimistic’ Chicago Strike Close to End
• Retail Sales in U.S. Probably Climbed in August on Auto Demand
• Wasendorf to Be Freed on Bail After Pleading Guilty
• U.S. Deferred Prosecutions Boost Compliance, Breuer Says
• Chinese-Owned Ralls Corp. Sues U.S. Over Wind-Farm Order
• Scene in DC: Casey, Baucus, McCarthy, Smits, Ambassadors
• Hamptons of Michigan Draws New Yorkers With Bargain Homes
• Staples Rises on Report Private Equity Mulling Buyout
• Build America Bonds Proving Gift That Keeps Giving: Muni Credit
• Texas Schools Borrow to Build Stadiums for Friday Heroes
• Harper Says Canada Recovery Higher Priority Than Budget
• Western Digital Cuts First-Quarter Forecast Citing Muted Demand
• N.J. May Face ‘Significant’ Surplus Drop, Bond Papers Say
• Dean Foods Most Underrated in S&P 500 Pre-IPO: Corporate Finance
• Durbin Says Spending Talks in Congress Under Way to Avoid Cliff
• CIBC Chief Says Banks Need to Hit Higher Capital Targets Earlier
• Gundlach Sees No Lost Decade as Biggest Bears Flirt With Stocks
• Google to Start on Kansas City Fiber Network in Weeks