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September 21, 2012

• South Korea Suspends U.S. Rice Sales After Consumer Reports
• Perry Says He’ll Seek Fixed-Rate Tuition for Universities
• Batista Said to Negotiate Sale of OSX to Sete Brasil
• Fox, Dish Face Off Over Ad-Free Primetime TV Service
• Mitt Is Overpaying His Taxes – For Now
• Asia Stocks Halt Two-Week Gain as Slowdown Overshadows Stimulus
• Banker Breakups May Help Spur U.K. Divorce Law Changes
• Peso Leads Weekly Drop in Asian Currencies on Slowdown Concern
• California Says Individuals Order Half of Bond Offering
• Italy, Spain to Shun Aid Unless Yields Jump, Polillo Says
• UBS’s London Traders Riskier Than U.S., Adoboli Boss Says
• Xstrata Said to Delay Glencore Reply on Board, Management
• European Stocks Are Little Changed This Week
• Fox Television Stripper Fine Lawsuit Dropped by U.S.
• Emerging Stocks Rise on Spain Aid Report; Rupee Jumps on Tax Cut
• Scene Last Night: Valentino, Anne Hathaway, Kurkova at the Ballet
• Volcker Says Fed Can Maintain Stimulus With Inflation Low
• Weatherford Surges in Last Minute of Trading to Close 4% Higher
• Romney Paid 14.1% U.S. Tax Rate on $13.7 Million in Income
• Digital Domain Sale Opposed by Officials in Florida City
• Pennsylvania Grandmothers Star in Global Fracking Debate
• Natural Gas Climbs as Supply Concerns Ease: Commodities at Close
• Mortgage-Bond Spreads Cap Biggest Weekly Drop Since December ’08
• U.S. Oil Rigs Drop as Energy Producers ‘Rightsize’ Drilling
• Brazil’s Real Posts Weekly Loss on Mantega; Swap Rates Decline
• Twitter CEO Says Users’ Tweets May Be Downloadable By Year’s End
• Genworth Says Defending Credit Rating Costlier Than Cut
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for September 21
• Treasuries Recover Most of Losses That Followed Fed
• Obama Hits Romney on Medicare as Ryan Vows ‘Honest Answers’
• S&P 500 Erases Gains as Apple Rally Fades, Banks Fall
• Euro Strengthens Amid Spanish Bailout Speculation; Dollar Falls
• Canada Stocks Erase Advance as RIM Tumbles; Energy Stocks Gain
• House Ethics Committee to Report on Probe of Lawmaker
• Google Sued by Skyhook Wireless Over Location-ID Patents
• Bond Sales in U.S. Fall 7% From Fastest Pace in Six Months
• Troika Calls Week’s Truce in Haggling Over Greek Budget
• Jefferies Sets $1 Million CEO Pay, Bonus Up to $12 Million
• Universal Music Wins Approval to Buy EMI Recorded Music
• Gulf Diesel Gains as Venezuela Fire Spurs Export Speculation
• Stock Rally Fades With Apple as Euro, Greek Bonds Climb
• E-House Tops Biggest Loss in Two Months: China Overnight
• American Realty Capital Trust Sued for Realty Income Deal
• Spectrum Said to Be in Exclusive Talks for Stanley Unit
• Brazil Government to Fight State Pay-Television Tax Increase
• KB Home Reports Surprise Quarterly Profit as Sales Jump
• Ascent to Ship Solar IPhone 5 Case in December, CEO Says
• U.S. Silica Open to Buying Mines to Meet Fracking Demand
• Physician Reports Romney Is ‘Vigorous Man’ in Good Health
• Suntech Seeks to Boost U.S. ADR Price After New York Warning
• Appaloosa Said to Hold USAirways, AMR Stakes Amid Talks
• Why Obama’s Money Is Worth More Than Romney’s
• Crude Options Volatility Falls as Futures Rise on Stimulus Hopes
• Peru Bonds Post Biggest Weekly Advance Since July on Sol Outlook
• Morales to Ban Dynamite in La Paz as Bolivia Seeks Miners Accord
• Wheat Rises on Weather Threats to Crops in Argentina, Australia
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for September 21
• California Gasoline Rises on October Trading, Maintenance
• RIM Falls as BlackBerry Service Disrupted in Europe
• Clinton Says Stricter Voter Rules Seek to Swing Election
• Principal Bets on Commercial Property as Bond Yields Fall
• Chesapeake Demoted Top Lawyer Who Defended CEO’s Loans
• American Flight Delays Add Risk of Travelers Booking Elsewhere
• CFTC ‘Mad Rush’ Makes Swaps Rules Inconsistent, O’Malia Says
• Argentine Growth Halts as Fernandez Tightens Controls
• Nomura to Cut About 100 European Investment Banking Jobs
• Citigroup Will Pay $525,000 Over CFTC Wheat Speculation Claims
• Wet Seal Investor Pushing for Sale Names Board Candidates
• Ethanol Futures Advance as Price Near 12-Week Low Spurs Demand
• U.S. Stocks Pare Gains as Apple Rally Fades, Financials Retreat
• Argentina Biofuel Price Won’t Restore Producers’ Profits
• MF Global Trustee Sues Breakwater Trading for Alleged Breach
• Penn Endowment Gains 1.6% as Europe Crisis Hurts Equities
• Pena Nieto Says He Wants Mexican Congress to Pass Labor Bill
• U.S. Gulf Coast Oil Premiums Gain as WTI-Brent Spread Widens
• Clinton Said to Plan Removing MEK From Terrorism List
• Oil Rises on Central Bank Stimulus Optimism
• Coal Era Beckons for Europe as Carbon Giveaway Finishes
• Bloomberg Week in Pictures: Sept. 15 - 21
• Generic-Drug Fee Plan at FDA Caught Up in Budget Impasse
• Colombia Bond Yields Rise Most This Month on Interest-Rate View
• Barbour Says Romney Must Focus on Obama Failings (Transcript)
• U.S. Feedlots Reduce Cattle Purchases on Shrinking Supply
• U.S. Pork Supply Surges as Feed Costs Spur Production Increase
• Natural Gas to Fall as U.S. Inventories Expand, Survey Says
• Emerging Equity Fund Inflows Reach 32-Week High, EPFR Says
• Apple Buyers Make IPhone 5 Trackable With Police Help
• Singh Vows to Continue Policy Push as Ruling Coalition Splinters
• Chilean Peso Weakens on Speculation Central Bank May Intervene
• Norway Oil-Services Strike May Be Avoided After Wage Deal Struck
• Lockhart Says More Fed Easing May Be Needed if Jobs Stall
• Iran May Be Behind Cyber Attacks Aimed at U.S. Banks
• Ex-President James Looted Arts Club, N.Y. Says in Suit
• Gold Bulls Extend Streak as Prices Jump on Stimulus
• Standard Chartered Signs $340 Million N.Y. Probe Accord
• NFL Warns Teams About Confronting Backup Officials, NFL.com Says
• Mexico Peso Rises Amid Spain Bailout Speculation; Bonds Advance
• Akin ‘Rape’ Comment Shows His Real Views, McCaskill Says
• Greek Opinion Poll Gives Opposition Syriza Party Narrow Lead
• Peru Bonds Head for Best Weekly Gain Since July on Sol Outlook
• Treasury 30-Year Bond Pares Loss in New York Trading
• Amherst College Debt Cut by S&P as Top-Rated Schools Dwindle
• Google Stars in Vince Vaughn’s Comedy on Jobless 40-Year-Olds
• EU Proposes to Allow Wine Producers to Manage Planting Rights
• Russia May Curb Grains Exports to Control Domestic Prices
• Cotton Prices May Fall 11% by November on Surplus, Plexus Says
• Kew Gathers Crop Relatives to Help Climate Adaptation
• JPMorgan Asset Management’s Quinsee Says Trading Has Improved
• Lithium Boom Spurs Production From Brine: Commodities
• Boehner: Obama Win Wouldn’t Alter Republican Tax Stance
• Climex Exchange Handles 50,000 Voluntary CO2 Offsets in Auction
• Mexico Coffee Output to Rise Up to 20% Next Crop, Amecafe Says
• EU Carbon Permits Snap Three Days of Gains to End Week Stable
• Santander Mexico Unit Said to Get $6 Billion Share Orders
• Ryanair Says Revolutionary Antitrust Offer Should Win Aer Lingus
• Corporate Credit Swaps in U.S. Little Changed After Index Shift
• U.K.’s FTSE 100 Posts Weekly Drop; Xstrata Shares Tumble
• The SEC Should Make Deutsche Bank Reveal Its Diet
• Aegon Outlook Cut to Negative by Fitch on Insurer’s Leverage
• Apple Copied 68-Year-Old Swiss Clock Design, Railway Says
• Britain's FSA Asks Lawmakers for More Enforcement Powers
• Weekly Links
• Russian Grain-Export Curb Concern Is Seen Unfounded by Union
• Fuhrlaender of Germany Files for Insolvency on Wind-Farm Delays
• Gasoline Advances on Central Bank Stimulus: Commodities at Close
• As Occupy Wall Street Fades, Powerful Ideas May Live On
• Eagle Ford Oil Production Above 310,000 Barrels a Day in July
• Total Seeks Forties Oil; Vitol Sells Urals Crude at Lower Price
• LabCorp Sues U.S. Over $31.7 Million Contract
• U.K. Frost Seen Possible Tonight as Temperatures Fall in North
• California Offers $1.6 Billion in Bonds With 2.51% 10-Year Yield
• Turkish Military Officers Jailed for Erdogan Coup Plot
• Eni Plans to Convert Venice Refinery Into Biofuels Facility
• Schwab Cuts Fees for ETFs as BlackRock Plans Reductions
• Canadian Doctors Reach for Heineken to Boost Returns
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for September 21
• U.K. Bondholders Condone Stimulus Cameron Snubs for Growth
• Sonaecom’s Almeida Says a Merger With Zon Would Make Sense
• Talanx Said to Have Orders for 500 Million-Euro IPO
• Cooper Tire Falls Most in a Year on KeyCorp Downgrade
• Obama Raises More Than Romney Dependent on Super-PAC Edge
• Antofagasta CEO Calls Chile Copper Target Unrealistic: Tercera
• New York Delays Fracking Decision to Review Effect on Health
• Swiss Stocks Advance on Spain Bailout Report
• Romney Should Highlight Work With Troubled Companies, Thoma Says
• Lan Kwai Fong to Build Retail Project in China’s Wuxi City
• China Investment Seen Failing to Secure Growth Rebound This Year
• Postal Service Plan: Kill Trees, Annoy People, Lose Money
• Central European Media Gains Before Index Revamp: Prague Mover
• Russia Seen Running Low on Grain to Export in November by ODA
• Czech Koruna Snaps Four-Day Retreat on Spanish Bailout Optimism
• Pound Rises to One-Year High on Bets U.K. Economy Will Improve
• European Stocks Gain on Spain Bailout Speculation
• Canada Urges ‘Ambition’ to Finish Trade Pact With Europe in 2012
• Emerging Stocks Rise on Spain Aid Report; Rupee Jumps on Tax Cut
• Junk-Bond Fund Deposits Soar to Highest This Year as ETFs Lead
• JPMorgan Whale Loss Leads U.S. Bank Revenue Lower, OCC Says
• Romanian Entrepreneur Diaconescu Wins Oltchim Stake Auction
• German 10-Year Bunds Pare Weekly Gain on Spain Bailout Reports
• Bloomberg to Address U.K. Conservative Conference Next Month
• YIT Chief Plans European Acquisitions as Russian Sales Advance
• Thames Water Granted Licenses to Sell Across the U.K., PA Says
• OTP Bank Snaps Three-Day Decline on Report of Spanish Bailout
• State-Owned Firms Threatens Security: Canada Spy Agency
• Russia Grain Export Warning Seen by Ikar Accelerating Sales
• Diageo Said to Be in Advanced Talks for United Spirits Stake
• Russian Grain Export Curbs Seen by Agritel as Damaging
• Facebook Agrees to Delete EU Facial-Recogniation Data
• Feinberg, Skadden, Cooley, A&O, Kirkland: Business of Law
• Russian Warning on Grain Export Curbs ‘Irrelevant,’ SovEcon Says
• Noda’s Election Decision Looms After Winning Japan Party Contest
• Bridgewater’s Dalio: Euro Will Survive Region’s Crisis
• Soros Said in Talks to Hire Venkataraman From Highbridge
• Skyscrapers Suggest We’ll All Be Homeless by 2025
• Jobless Rate Rises in Five of 10 U.S. Campaign Swing States
• Norilsk Nickel Sees First-Half Profit Falling as Much as a Third
• Harvard Club of Boston Settles With Waiters Over Tips
• French Corn Rated Good or Excellent Stable as Harvest Starts
• Indonesia, Guinea to Join ICCO Under Agreement as of Oct. 1
• FCC Says It Didn’t Know About LightSquared Interference
• How to Get More Parents to Vaccinate Their Kids
• Universal Music Said to Win FTC Approval for EMI Deal
• Canada Canola Crush Rises 11% in Week Ended Sept. 19; Soy Drops
• Schaeuble Says Greek Program On Limits of What’s Possible
• Serb Current Account Gap Rises 38% as Investors Pull Out
• Total’s Low-Profit Projects Cost Too Much, Bank of America Says
• Price Bullish on J.C. Penney on Pent-Up Demand: Tom Keene
• GM Reaches Four-Year Labor Accord With CAW Following Ford
• Rand Gains First Time in 3 Days on Stimulus Plans; Yields Fall
• Universal Wins EU Approval to Buy EMI After Selling Labels
• Canada Inflation Slows 2nd Month in August on Natural Gas
• Greek 10-Year Bond Yield Drops Below 20%, 1st Time Since March
• Gasoline Rises on Speculation Stimulus Will Boost Growth
• Rory McIlroy’s Northern Ireland Homes Goes on Sale for $3.26M
• Small Caps Rule Bovespa as Stimulus Skips Vale: Corporate Brazil
• Romanian Foreign-Bond Yields Fall for First Time in a Week
• How Not to Say Yes
• Lehman Unit Liable for Failed CDOs Sold in Australia
• Oracle Sales Miss Estimates as Hardware Sales Decline
• Sotheby’s Agrees Joint Venture for Auction House in China
• India’s Monsoon Rainfall Deficit Narrows to 5%
• Denmark’s $17 Billion Rescue Gives Banks Carry Trade
• USDA Illinois Soybean Crush Report for Sept. 21
• Cyprus Should Mull Euro Exit, Ruling Party Head Tells 24h.com.cy
• Morocco Plans to Suspend Soft-Wheat Import Duties as of Oct. 1
• David Koch on Romney; Valentino, Anne Hathaway: Scene NYC
• BCE-Rogers Biggest Losers From Hockey Lockout
• Monte Paschi Stake in Spoleto Close to Being Sold as Offers Made
• Syngenta to Buy Biotech Seedmaker Devgen for $523 Million
• Endesa Seeks Investor Support on $8 Billion Fundraising Revamp
• Petrobras Loses $150 Million on Offshore Well, O Globo Says
• New Zealand Defeats Bangladesh in World Twenty20 Cricket Game
• Ex-Lloyds Security Chief Gets 2 ½ Years Jail in Fraud Case
• Apple Poised to Sell 10 Million IPhones in Record Debut
• Deutsche Bank LatAm Equity Strategist Searby Said to Leave Job
• Gazprom’s South Stream to Stick to Pipeline Schedule Amid Probe
• BOI & IDBI CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• CANARA and BOM CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• CESC & SAIL CP deal:India Money Markets
• Senate JPMorgan Probe Said to Seek Tougher Volcker Rule
• ABFL & IOC CP:India Money Markets
• SEC Said to Scrutinize Private Equity on Share of Payout
• Belgian Business Confidence Rises Less Than Economists Forecast
• German SPD Denies Report Steinbrueck to Challenge Merkel in 2013
• Lesotho Water System That Supplies Johannesburg to Shut
• Russian Court Annuls Khodorkovsky Partner’s Early 2013 Release
• Rory McIlroy’s Northern Ireland Home on Sale for $3.26 Million
• Premier League Begins Tender to Sell Soccer Rights in Americas
• Hedge Funds, Credit Cards, Trading Review: Compliance
• Oil Trims Biggest Drop Since June as Losses Considered Excessive
• Otis Seeks 10% Growth Wooing China After Escalator Death
• Assad Says His Government to Prevail, Blasts Gulf Nations
• Oil Extends Gain in New York, Rises 1.3% to $93.65 a Barrel
• Apple Loses German Court Ruling Against Samsung in Patent Suit
• Clinton Initiative Gives Nominees a Place to Talk Poverty
• Nigerian State Governors to Return to Court Against Wealth Fund
• Congress Exiting to Campaign Leaving Pileup of Issues
• WTO Scales Back 2012 World Trade-Growth Forecast to 2.5%
• Medvedev Chides Putin for 2008 Attack on Coal Billionaire Zyuzin
• Volksbanken Says Owners May Have to Merge Under Pact
• Adidas Cuts Reebok Revenue Forecast; Brand Damps Growth
• Brazil Ready to Take Steps to Stem Currency Rally If Needed
• MorphoSys Chief Says MOR103 Drug Data Makes Deal More Likely
• Foreign Investors Sell Net 21 Million Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Hanwha Sells Solar Equipment for France’s Largest Rooftop Plant
• Tanzania’s Benchmark Coffee Grade Price Falls 1.6% at Auction
• Porsche, Daimler Indicate Europe’s Car Crisis Spreading
• Crop Prices Probably Peaked After Drought Cuts U.S. Output
• Warren Spars With Brown in Massachusetts Senate Debate
• Danske Commodities Hires Tiryaki as Country Manager for Turkey
• Liikanen Says ECB Council Decisions Should Be More Transparent
• Euro Pares Gain Amid Speculation of European Bailout Plan
• U.K. Posts Record August Deficit as Tax Revenue Falls: Economy
• U.S. Consumers Proving Old Faithful for Asia Exporters: Economy
• AngloGold Strike Starts as S. Africa Mine Unrest Spreads
• Romanian Water Utility Seeks to Borrow $13 Million for Upgrades
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 10,500 Tons of Palm Oil
• Indian Finance Ministry Said to Expect 5.3% Budget Gap
• Draghi Plan Helping Only Those Who Don’t Need It: Euro Credit
• ANA to Purchase 11 More Boeing 787-9s to Expand Fleet
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.14% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• Sanofi, Kweichow Moutai, Microsoft: Intellectual Property
• Cyprus to Propose 900 Million Euros of Cuts to Troika, CyBC Says
• Thailand’s Biggest Bank Deal Seen as GE Exits: Real M&A
• Euro Rises Most in a Week on Spain Bailout Speculation
• India Cuts Tax on Overseas Borrowing to Lure Capital Flows
• Netherlands House Prices Drop 8% for a Second Consecutive Month
• Asian Stocks Rise as iPhone 5 Debut Boosts Tech Shares
• European Solar Lobby Says China Talks Should Wait for EU Finding
• Rising Malaysia Reserves to Deepen Palm’s Discount to Soyoil
• Adecco Rebuilds U.S. After Taking Eye Off Most Lucrative Market
• Faroe Buys Stake in BP Field Off Shetland Islands From Marubeni
• South African Corn Has Longest Weekly Losing Streak Since 2010
• Li & Fung Drops as Wal-Mart Option to Buy Unit Terminated
• U.S. Asks Russia for ‘Dignified’ Closing of Aid Agency Next Year
• Daredevil Enders Woos Governments He Wants Out of EADS-BAE
• U.S. May Release Oil Stockpiles Within Three Weeks, DNB Says
• Guindos Said to Plan Israeli-Style Venture Program for Spain
• U.K.'s Wheat Stockpiles Fall as Corn Supplies Advance
• EDF Plans Public Consultation on U.K.’s Sizewell Nuclear Plant
• Uponor Drops as Danske Says Sell on Housing: Helsinki Mover
• Drought in Ghana’s Cocoa Regions Curbs Farmers’ Outlook
• Sumitomo to Build $516 Million Tire Plant in Turkey
• Sweden May Raise Deficit to 3% If Crisis Deepens, Borg Says
• India Wins on Feed Sales as Drought Destroys U.S. Crops
• Gold Seen Luring Wealthy as Central Bankers Expand Stimulus
• Romanian Utility Harviz Seeking Bids for Water Network Upgrades
• Tropical Storm Nadine Set to Gradually Move Away From the Azores
• U.K.’s FTSE 100 Index Erases Gains as Options Expire
• Refined Copper Imports by China Drop on Economy; Exports Fall
• Rupiah Falls Most Since August on Domestic Dollar Demand
• Forint May Drop as Chances of Aid Deal Fall, Citigroup Says
• Kenya Shilling Falls Versus Dollar for First Time in Three Days
• IGB REIT Surges in Trading Debut: Kuala Lumpur Mover
• Vietnam Five-Year Bonds Gain as Bank Concerns Ease; Dong Steady
• Danish Mortgage Bonds Gain on LTRO Demand: Copenhagen Mover
• EU’s Barnier Sees No German Resistance to ECB Oversight Plan
• IPhone 5 Limits Set to Spark Samsung Discounts in Europe
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Sep 20, 2012.
• Northern Irish Town Goes Cultural to Shake Image of Bombings
• King Says It May Be Acceptable for Osborne to Miss Debt Goal
• Hong Kong Stocks Advance, Led by Raw Material Producers
• China Money Rate Sees Biggest Weekly Increase Since February
• Euro Advances Versus Yen, Dollar Appreciating 0.5% to $1.3030
• Philippine Peso Posts Weekly Decline on China, Europe Slowdowns
• Suzlon’s Repower to Supply Turbines to Polish Wind Farm for WSB
• Taiwan Dollar Completes Fifth Weekly Rally on Foreign Inflows
• Deutsche Bank Said to Cut 543 Jobs at Retail Business in Germany
• Glencore, Xstrata Said to Meet Separately as Deadline Looms
• Arik Air Nigeria Domestic Flights Halted for Second Day by Union
• U.S. Says Disputed Islands Covered by Japan Defense Treaty
• Philippines to Draw Up Shariah-Compliant Stocks List
• Pakistan TV Airs Obama Ad Denouncing Anti-Islam Video
• Bananas in Latin America Crunch as Fyffes Plans to Raise Prices
• Sudan Refugees Face Disease in Camps in South Sudan
• Kuoni to Exit Southern Europe, Dutch Tour Operating Units
• French Water-Use Restrictions Contract to 48 Departments
• Slovenia's Economy to Shrink 2% as Exports Ease in Europe
• Croatia to Cut 20,000 Public-Sector Jobs, Linic Tells State TV
• Bearish Treasury Bets Hit a Record Amid Inflation Concern
• China’s Stocks Rise, Paring Biggest Weekly Decline in Year
• Statkraft Hires EDF Power Analyst Ketil Hovland as Originator
• Dollar Funding Costs Head for First Weekly Increase Since July
• Euro Erases Gain Versus Dollar, Trades Little Changed at $1.2962
• Bulawayo Orders a City-Wide Synchronized Lavatory Flush
• Crude Oil Rebounds to Trim Biggest Weekly Decline Since June
• Richemont to Acquire Peter Millar, U.S. Luxury Sportswear Brand
• Aussie Dollar Gains on Fed Support, Euro Crisis Progress
• Lehman Unit Held Liable for Failed CDOs Sold to Australian Towns
• Chariot Oil & Gas Plans More Namibia Wells After Two Dry Holes
• Google Shuts Music Search in China to Refocus Products
• Japanese Stocks Advance as Investors Buy Defensive Shares
• BAT to Invest $52 Million in Romanian Unit, Bursa Reports
• China Imports of Iranian Crude Drop 20% in August From Year Ago
• Abramovich Demands Answers After Chelsea Blows Lead: Roundup
• Adidas Boosts 2015 Forecast for Brand, Cuts Reebok Goal
• Romania Gets No Bids for Nuclear Reactors, Ziarul Financiar Says
• Honda to Double Auto Sales Over 5 Years Led by Small Cars
• Rudd Says Working Relations With Australia’s Gillard Are ‘Good’
• Kinh Do Advances to 1-Week High on Mooncake Sales: Hanoi Mover
• Turkish Court May Give Ruling Today in Coup Trial, Star Says
• Budget Deal Is Goal of Senators Guided by Bowles-Simpson
• Czechs Ban Exports of Spirits on Methanol Deaths: Pravo
• Borg Says Swedish Taxes Can’t Go Into Ill-Managed European Banks
• Carlyle-Backed Infotech’s Sales Growth to Slow
• Colombia Finance Chief Sees Asia-Like Growth If Rebels Disarm
• Estonia to Raise Child Benefits to Boost Births After Austerity
• Posadas Will Seek to Extend Debt Maturities After Asset Sale
• Super Rugby Gets Australia-Only Start to Suit 2013 Lions Tour
• Japan Air Cuts China Flights Amid Islands Spat; Shares Fall
• India’s Bonds Set for Third Weekly Gain After Reserve Ratio Cut
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 09/21/2012
• New York Giants Beat Panthers 36-7 for 2nd NFL Win in Five Days
• Panetta Lifts Ban on New Zealand Ship Visits to U.S. Ports
• Yankees Extend AL East Lead to One Game With Win Over Blue Jays
• Wheat, Corn Prices Likely to Rise Further, Chow Says (Video)
• Nationals Give Washington First Baseball Postseason in 79 Years
• Obama Ahead of Romney in Three More Swing-State Polls
• NCAA Says College Football Concussions Down, More Study Needed
• Obama Panel’s Deficit Plan Should Be Basis for Deal, McCain Says
• Carney Calls Libya Consulate Assault a ‘Terrorist Attack’
• Pennsylvania Judge Urged by ACLU to Bar Voter ID Law
• Oklahoma, South Carolina, Michigan Join Dodd-Frank Attack
• AU Optronics Fined $500 Million in U.S. for Price-Fixing
• California Pension Freezes Executives’ Pay, Cuts Bonuses
• HCA Seen Losing Revenue as Kaiser Makes Push for Patients
• Texas Outperforms AAA States With U.S. Defense Cuts: Muni Credit
• Hardee’s Owner’s CEO Says 2012 IPO Unlikely as Costs Rise
• Microsoft Deploys College-Kid Cool in Windows 8 Apps Race: Tech
• Doggie Seat Belts Loom in N.J. as Budget Challenges Grow
• Tiger Woods Tied With Rose for Lead at Golf’s Tour Championship
• U.S. Bancorp May Face Moody’s Downgrade as Competitors Recover
• Obama Leading in Polls Joins Romney in Taking Aim at Florida
• World Leaders Gather at UN as Arab Spring Turns Perilous
• Knight Moves Sadoff From Technology Post Two Months After Loss
• Fed’s Kocherlakota Backs More Stimulus in Policy Reversal