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September 24, 2012

• HKEX to Issue $500 Million of Bonds to Finance LME Deal
• Ex-Minister, ChelPipe Chief Start $500 Mln Fund, Vedomosti Says
• Nomura Reorganizing Global Finance Units in Asia ex-Japan
• S. Korea Plans Smallest Deficit in Six Years as Growth Slows
• Hyundai Starts China Auto Finance Venture to Boost Sales
• CSN Said to Hire Bradesco on Bid for ThyssenKrupp’s CSA
• Apple Co-Founder Wozniak Wants to Be Aussie Citizen, AFR Says
• Ping An Seeks International Arbitration to Recoup Fortis Losses
• China Wealth Gap to Stay in Danger Zone, Government Adviser Says
• Nobel Winner Stiglitz Says Time Running Out for Europe
• Teijin to Debut Dollar Loan on Falling Borrowing Costs, CFO Says
• Mystery Grandma Holds Key to Turk Atrocity in ‘Red Dog’: Review
• China Speeds Up Approvals of Foreigners’ Stock Investment
• Real Madrid Gets Second La Liga Win as Benzema, Ronaldo Score
• Korea Bonds Advance as Investors Await Economy Data; Won Gains
• Gevo Shifting From Isobutanol to Ethanol at Minnesota Plant
• Coal and Nuclear Power Can’t Substitute for Pricey Oil
• Toshiba, Mitsubishi Venture to Make Solar Parts in China: Nikkei
• Apple’s Scorched-Earth IPhone Fight With Google
• Obama-Brown Bipartisan Ties Touted in Romney Aide’s Ads
• Truckers Guided by GPS Said to Hit N.Y. Bridges 200 Times
• West Indies Advances Over Ireland at Cricket’s World Twenty20
• Gundlach Offers $1.7 Million in Rewards for Stolen Works
• Life Partners Battles Texas Over Sales Claims
• Japan, Australian Stock Futures Little Changed on Europe
• Libor Gives Prosecutors Chance to Change Banking Culture
• U.K. to Accelerate Extradition Proceedings for Islamist Cleric
• Cameron Sees No Need to Probe Mitchell Police Comments Further
• U.K.’s Clegg Says Euro-Area Banks Need to Share Liabilities
• Cameron to Use Late Show With Letterman to Boost U.K. Trade
• Cable, Burned by News Corp. Sting, Vows Silence on BAE-EADS
• Early Sale of RBS Stake Would Hit Loans to Companies, Clegg Says
• Japan’s Nuclear Exit Extending Record Profit for Golar: Freight
• Next BOE Chief Must Be Independent of Banks, Cable Says
• BAE CFO Said to Be Favourite for EADS Job in U.K. Boost
• Floating Artists Meet Silk Worms in Hayward’s China Show
• Koffmann Named Top Chef, Dinner by Blumenthal Gets Prize
• Two Near-Collisions in Chicago Under U.S. Investigation
• Futures Jump in Russia as Government Moots Oil Tax Cuts
• Esteves-Agnelli Firm Betting Crops Lead Metals: Corporate Brazil
• Port Authority Rating Cut One Level by Moody’s on Debt Load
• Goldman’s Not-So-Golden Glow in the Summer of ’98
• Arctic Oil-Drilling Delays Allow Time for a Safety Review
• ‘Muslim Rage’ Has Little To Do With Dumb Video
• Nine Questions About the Fed’s New QE Answered
• G-20 Agree More Government Action Needed for World Recovery
• U.S. Needs Climate Change Plan, Carbon Tax, Says Sachs
• N.Y. Psychotherapy Institute Administrator Pleads Guilty
• Berkshire Exercises Media General Warrants, Has 17% Stake
• Commodities Drop on Demand Concerns Amid Europe Discord on Debt
• UN Envoy Urges World Body to Intervene to Solve Syria Violence
• Spanish Bad Bank Risks Investor Conflict With Stressed Lenders
• Czechs Find Methanol Source After Tainted Drinks Kill 25
• Germany Losing Patience With Spain as EU Warns on Crisis
• Patek Philippe Collector Tops S&P With 18% Gain in Fund
• Emerging Stocks Drop as Europe Crisis Talks Deadlocked
• South Carolina Voter-ID Judges Question November Enforcement
• Obama Says Attack on Consulate in Libya More Than ‘a Mob Action’
• Corn Called to Open Higher as Harvest Slows; Wheat, Soy May Gain
• Pandora Rises on U.S. Bill That Would Cut Costs 50%: L.A. Mover
• Bridgepoint’s Ashford University Cuts 450 Jobs
• Ethanol Declines on Concern European Crisis to Threaten Demand
• Aussie, N.Z. Dollars Fall on Chinese Growth, Euro-Region Concern
• Facebook Drops Amid Persistent Concerns About Mobile Growth
• Treasuries Rise 6th Day on Europe Concern, Slowdown Signs
• BofA Sees Chavez Re-Election Even as Lead in Polls Narrows
• Brooklyn Booms as Record Rents Drive Construction
• Rambus Rises on Ruling in Patent Lawsuit: San Francisco Mover
• Euro Drops to 1-Week Low Versus Dollar on German Data
• Brazil Swap Rates Fall on Global Growth Concern; Real Weakens
• Royalty Pharma Seeks Lower Rate on $2.72 Billion of Loans
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for September 24
• Florida Doesn’t Have to Expand Early-Voting Hours: Judge
• Brazil Expects $235 Billion in Renewable Energy During Decade
• Federated Reorganizes $929 Million in Trustmark Assets
• Updated Facebook Page Serves as Leading Indicator
• Warm Outlook for U.S. East, Midwest May Crimp Natural Gas Prices
• Korea Consumer Confidence Holds at 7-Month Low as Growth Slows
• SAT Scores Are Down Again. Let’s Celebrate.
• UPS Sells $1.75 Billion of Debt With First Offering in Two Years
• Canaccord Shuts 16 Canada Branches, Buys U.K. Unit
• Focus Media Falls to Lowest Since Proposed Buyout Offer
• GEO Energetica Invests $17 Million to Expand Brazil Biogas Plant
• U.S. Earnings Gains Obscured by Retreat in Energy Profit
• Tyco to Pay $26 Million to Resolve U.S. Bribery Cases
• TiVo Gains After Reaching Settlement Pact With Verizon
• Copper, Gold Decline Most in Seven Weeks: Commodities at Close
• Oil Options Volatility Rises as Futures Drop on Europe Concerns
• Elong Drops on Tourism as Facebook Sinks Renren: China Overnight
• Indian Stock Exchange CEO Sees Market Reforms Boosting Equities
• Sprint’s Stock Outperforms Apple as CEO Sees 2014 Profit
• S&P 500 Has Longest Slump in 7 Weeks on European Crisis
• Itau Buys $5.17 Billion Redecard Shares in Tender Offer
• BNY Urges Judge to Reject New York’s Forex Fraud Suit
• Lennar’s Earnings More Than Quadruple on New-Home Demand
• Alaska Sees Asia Driving Annual $20 Billion Via Pipeline
• Lufkin Deal Seen Likely With Low Valuation: Real M&A
• Hedge Funds Cut Bets as Prices Drop Most Since June: Commodities
• Sudan, South Sudan Presidents to Continue Discussions
• CFTC Will Give Banks 2 Minutes to Accept or Reject Cleared Swaps
• ‘End of Watch’ Earns $13.2 Million to End Box-Office Tie
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for September 24
• Apple IPhone 5 Misses Estimates as 5 Million Units Sold
• RIM Investors Will Be Waiting AWhile for BB10 Sales Boost
• GE Prepares for Mining Deals Copying Energy M&A Strategy
• Crude Declines for Fifth Time in Six Days
• JA Solar Buys Back $89.2 Million of Debt to Avoid Delisting
• GT Advanced Falls on $175 Million Convertible Notes Plan
• Google Rises to Record Amid Ad Sales Growth
• Peregrine Plummets After Unreliable Lung Cancer Results
• Questcor Falls After Reporting Government Investigation
• U.S. Gulf Coast Oil Premiums Strengthen as Refiners Boost Rates
• Iran’s Oil Company ‘Agent’ of Revolutionary Guard Corps
• Euro Drops With Commodities on European Crisis
• Corn, Soybean Harvests Accelerate on Dry U.S. Midwest Weather
• Soybeans Drop to Five-Week Low on Bets Demand to Ebb; Corn Falls
• Batali, Partners Will Pay Del Posto Workers $1.15 Million
• CAW Not Seeking New Jobs in Chrysler Talks, Lewenza Says
• J&J Hid Risks Risperdal Makes Boys’ Breasts Grow: Lawyer
• Pechora LNG Gets ‘Positive’ Gazprom Review After Shtokman Delays
• Discover to Keep Selling Card Add-ons in Wake of U.S. Penalties
• World Bank’s Kim Says Emerging Nation Growth Not Zero-Sum
• Senators in Both Parties Vow to Craft Debt-Reduction Plan
• IMF Lagarde Sees Greek Finance Gap Beyond Fiscal Measures
• Two in Columbia University Theft Get Prison Terms
• Rajaratnam Classmate to Discover If He’ll Go to Prison
• Peru Sol Bond Yields Rise Most in Nine Weeks on Europe Concern
• SQM Outbids Posco for Permit to Mine Lithium in Chile Desert
• Gasoline Slumps in Gulf With Phillips 66 Plant Back From Isaac
• Apple’s Map Application ‘Disappoints,’ Consumer Reports Says
• Williams Says Fed to Pursue QE3 Until Job Market Rebounds
• Anti-Islamist Ads in NYC Subways Get Little Reaction From Riders
• Axa Outlook Reduced to Negative by Fitch on Lower Interest Rates
• Marines Face Charges for Urinating on Corpses in Afghanistan
• Atlanta, Miami, Las Vegas Cut Credit After Housing Bust
• Banks Prevented by SEC From Hiding Some Municipal Bond Yields
• UN Energy Initiative May Reach 300 Million People by 2015
• U.S. Stocks Erase Drop as Bank Rally Offsets Europe Woes
• Realtors Lead Election Giving as Housing Revives: BGOV Barometer
• TMX Group Says Alpha CEO Jos Schmitt to Leave Company Next Month
• Romney Takes More Aggressive Tone to Reset Presidential Race
• India’s IL&FS Said to Plan Singapore IPO for Wind Power
• Colombia Yields Fall to Record Low as GDP Boosts Appetite
• Bombardier Goes Loco Over Electrics as GE Digs Diesel
• Judge Dismisses N.Y. Lawsuit Over Delaware Basin Fracking
• Wisconsin’s Lawyer Asks Court to Reverse Union Law Ruling
• Fed Recovery Doubts Spur Investor Bid for Treasuries
• Loomis CEO Will Meet Profit Goal With Cash-Handling Revenue
• ‘Homeland’ Wins Drama Emmy as ‘Modern Family’ Tops Comedy
• Lebanon Offshore Oil Survey Will Be Ready This Week
• Fund Manager’s Son Pleads Not Guilty in Montana Death
• Libya Islamists Arrest Opponents, Accept Army Control
• Solyndra Wins Court Approval to Sell Manufacturing Plant
• Verizon to Pay More Than $510 Million to TiVo, ActiveVideo
• Excessive CO2 Supply Curbs May Push Prices Down, UniCredit Says
• ChelPipe Surges 30%, Most in 3 Years, on Deal Announcement
• Libor Scandal Shows Need for EU Market-Abuse Law: Barnier
• Drug-Trial Operator Quintiles Said to Consider IPO
• Yandex Internet Search Share Declines in Russia, Google’s Rises
• EU Carbon Prices Drop to Six-Week Low as U.K. Natural Gas Falls
• Everything Everywhere Starts 4G Mobile Service in U.K.
• Obama Builds a Reluctant Majority of the Discontented
• Kenney: Canadians Want Close Review of State-Owned Bids
• Aussie Debacle Flags China Hard Landing as Iron Market Melts
• PBF Said to Plan November Paulsboro Catalytic Cracker Work
• Rothschild’s Bumi Probes ‘Irregularities’ at Bakrie Company
• IMF’s Lagarde Urges Europe to Implement Crisis Plans
• Star Scientific, Reynolds End Patent Suit, Filing Shows
• SK Hynix Wins Sanction Against Rambus in Patent Lawsuit
• Cairn to Sell $940 Million Stake in Former Indian Unit
• Total to Sell $20 Billion of Assets as It Raises Output Goal
• Ireland Ends on 129-6 Against West Indies at World Twenty20
• Telecom Italia Urged by Fossati to Spin Off Fixed Network
• German Coalition Party Seeks End of Much-Copied Renewable System
• CGGVeritas to Buy Fugro’s Seismic Unit for $1.6 Billion
• Egypt Says Aims to Settle Investor Disputes Amicably
• Morgan Stanley Said No Longer Bookrunner of Asiacell IPO
• Teijin CEO Plans More Capacity for Heat-Resistant Aramid Fiber
• Telefonica Said to Lure Germans With Payout Ended in Spain
• Hutchison Vows Austrian 4G Start to Gain EU Deal Approval
• Metro Booted From DAX as ‘Concrete Shoes’ Drag Down Stock
• Pound Strengthens to Two-Week High Versus Euro on Europe Discord
• Nissan Surrenders 2012 Rally as Yen Strengthens, Chinese Protest
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for September 24
• German Stocks Drop as Business Sentiment Misses Estimates
• European Stocks Drop Amid Banking-Union Disagreement
• Swiss Stocks Fall From 18-Month High on Debt-Crisis Fears
• EBRD Lends 5.2 Million Euros to Help Build Albanian Hydro Plants
• Petra Sees ‘Green Shoots’ in Diamond Market After Slump
• SAT Reading, Writing Test Scores Drop to Lowest Levels
• Polish 2013 Power Falls to Record While Day-Ahead Contract Rises
• Ahmadinejad Under Attack at Home and Away as Departure Nears
• Royal Bank of Scotland Cuts 300 More Jobs at Investment Bank
• German Bunds Rise on Euro-Area Discord; Spanish Bonds Advance
• Egypt Court Refuses to Recuse Itself in Constitution Case
• Kubota Acquires Water Treatment Engineering Company to Expand
• Pannergy Rises to Four-Month High on 1 Billion-Forint Subsidy
• Zloty Weakens as Polish Central Banker Gilowska in Hospital
• Wheat Falls on Bets Demand Will Ebb as Economies Falter
• Forward ECB-Fed Money Market Rate Spread to Narrow, HSBC Says
• Mexico Inflation Rose Less Than Forecast in Early September
• German Business Confidence Unexpectedly Falls Again
• EU Yet to Agree Next Steps of CO2-Law Fix, Presidency Says
• Tunisian Salafi Arrested in Connection With U.S. Embassy Attack
• Ecuador Foreign Reserves Fell 1.7% Last Week to $5.21 Billion
• Sistema Rises on Bid for 25% of Freight One: Moscow Mover
• How Maine Scared the Republican Party
• EADS-BAE Merger Plan Undergoes Added Political Scrutiny
• Old Republic’s Zucaro Says ‘Worst Is Over’ for Mortgage Insurer
• Forint Falls 1st Day in Four as Retail Sales, Sentiment Decline
• Catastrophe Bonds Reach Highest Level Since Japan Earthquake
• Greece’s Metka Wins $155 Million Jordan Power Plant Contract
• Ukraine Asks WTO to Revise Customs Terms, Interfax Reports
• NFL Will Review Patriots Coach Belichick’s Arm-Grab of Official
• Inflation Boogeyman Is Becoming Germany’s Worst Nightmare
• Dubai Mercantile Aims to Tap Gulf Markets to Fund Oil Trading
• Arsenal Capital Acquires Dutch Ink Chemicals Maker IGM
• Kuwait North Zour Power Plant Ready in 2015, Official Says
• Itron in Australia Smart-Meter Water Agreement in Victoria State
• Cable Says U.K. Will Have Another Coalition Government in 2015
• Sharp’s Two Main Banks Said to Plan Approval of Revival Package
• Leu Falls to Lowest in a Month on Renewed Euro Area Discord
• Congo to Reduce November Djeno Crude Exports to Five Cargoes
• Cuomo Goes Fishing for Tourism in New York’s Adirondacks Region
• MetLife Gains as Insurer Bypasses FDIC for Bank Exit
• Fed's Rosengren Says Mid-Size Cities Key Source of Growth
• MegaFon Seeks Permit to Buy Euroset Stock, Russian Watchdog Says
• Italian 10-Year Bonds Reverse Decline as Yield Slips to 5.03%
• Northern Ireland Police Say Man Injured in Paramilitary Attack
• Prada Confident for Future as First-Half Earnings Gain 56%
• Anadolu Efes, Ford Oto, Tofas Fall on Tax Rises: Istanbul Mover
• Almunia Says Spain Hesitation on Aid Request Is Risky, AFP Says
• Advent Makes $1 Billion Bid for Dutch Pharmacy Chain Mediq
• Spain Lifts Barley-Crop Forecast on Smaller Yield Drop
• Gasoline Falls on Concern Debt Crisis Will Lower Demand
• Dangote Flour Mills Gains Third Day, Rises to Highest in a Year
• Canada Stocks Fall on Weaker Confidence Data; Mining Shares Drop
• German Bundestag Would Balk at Greek Writedowns, Meister Says
• U.A.E.’s Fujairah to Explore for Oil, Plans Petrochemical Plant
• Spain Said to Plan Lottery Bonds for Regional Bailouts
• Czech President’s Pension Veto Undermines Cabinet, Premier Says
• Lazard Creates Africa Unit Headed by Matthieu Pigasse
• West Indies Wins Toss, Bowls Against Ireland at World Twenty20
• Clinton Says U.S. Investment Abroad Fends Off Extremism
• Romania Gets $880 Million From Mobile Phone Licenses Extension
• ABFL & PFC CP:India Money Markets
• Tesco CEO Says ‘Long Way to Go’ in U.K. as Market Share Slips
• CANARA and PNB CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• HDFC & IOC CP deal:India Money Markets
• BOI & PNB CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• EU to Triple Supply of Carbon Permits in November, BNEF Says
• Obama Suggests Romney Wants to Take U.S. to War Over Iran
• Early Voting Spurs Campaign Urgency Before Obama-Romney Debates
• Egypt Stocks: Six of October Development and Raya Holding
• Housing Finance Jumps Most in 3 Weeks on Bonds: Nairobi Mover
• AU Optronics Fine, Facebook’s Faces, Divorces: Compliance
• U.K. May Issue More Flood Warnings After Rain, Agency Says
• Nigerian Naira Weakens on Short Dollar Supply Before Auction
• Serbia Asks China’s Exim Bank for $1.1 Billion to Build Highways
• Agrokor’s Unit in Croatia to Guarantee 475 Million-Euro of Bonds
• Brazil Economists Raise Forecast for Year-End Benchmark Rate
• EU Lawmakers Ask Why Banks’ Rate-Rigging Culture Unchecked
• Iran Detains Ex-President’s Son Upon Return, Mehr Reports
• Clegg Rekindles Differences With Cameron in Call to Tax Rich
• Oil Drops From 1-Week High in New York on Europe Debt Woe
• Hungary Forint Must Reflect Risk of No Aid, Rabobank Says
• Terry Quits International Soccer on Eve of Personal Hearing
• Russia Oil CEOs Ask Medvedev to Keep Graded Excise Tax, RIA Says
• Kuwait’s Abdaleyah Solar Plant Build Proposals Due Oct. 7
• Mali Risks Second Coup Without Intervention, Crisis Group Says
• Old Republic Seeks to Lift Cash Payout to 60% on Mortgage Claims
• Romania’s Ponta Says Diaconescu Lacks Oltchim Stake Money
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 24.7 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Credit Suisse Said to Cut Dubai Jobs After Deutsche, Nomura
• Italy Needs to Broaden Tax Base, Spur Privatization, OECD Says
• Bundesbank Says IMF’s Weaker Conditionality Increases Risks
• Big Companies Can Unleash Innovation, Rather than Shackle It
• Indian Bond Yields Decline to Six-Week Low on Easing Speculation
• Water Contract Cancelled by Island Agency for Bid Irregularities
• Palm Oil Set for Biggest Drop in Four Years on Stockpiles
• Nigeria’s Seawolf Signs Contract on Drilling Rig With Exxon
• Portuguese Salaries Fall as Cheaper Workers Sought, Mercer Says
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.14% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• Cable Confirms $1.6 Billion of Funding for U.K. Business Bank
• Ukrainian Grain Exports Seen Increasing 63% by UkrAgroConsult
• Premiums for Abu Dhabi’s Murban at Seven-Year High: Asia Crude
• Veer Energy Buys New Millennium Solar Panels for India Project
• German Water Use Drops to Lowest in Two Decades, BDEW Lobby Says
• Samsung, Apple, Disney, Leadscope: Intellectual Property
• K&L Gates, Ropes & Gray, Orrick, Akin: Business of Law
• Iraq to Pay Kurdistan Oil Producers Next Week, Hawrami Says
• Algae.Tec Plans to Raise $600 Million for Fuel Factories by 2015
• Sevan Drilling Declines on Brazil Oil-Rig Fault: Oslo Mover
• Raspadskaya Headed for Two-Week Low on Production Target Cut
• Croatia 2012 GDP to Shrink 2%, Splitska Banka’s Santic Says
• London Luxury-Home Prices Rise on Lower-Taxed Property
• Lithuanian Opposition Leads Opinion Polls Before Oct. 14 Vote
• Renesas Surges 31% as Japan Fund May Counter KKR Offer
• EU Hopes U.S. Will Focus Efforts on Global Carbon Deal
• United Spirits Rises as Diageo Said to Be in Talks: Mumbai Mover
• Asian Stocks Drop as European Crisis Talks Deadlocked
• SPML Wins India Water Line Supply Contracts, Shares Climb
• Li & Fung Unit Serving Wal-Mart to Be Profitable in 2012
• UN Confirms Air Drop Where South Sudan Says Sudan Dropped Guns
• Bundesbank Sees German Economy on Upward Trend Amid Uncertainty
• Goldman Sachs Forecasts 18.2% Return on Commodities in Year
• Bo Xilai’s Ex-Police Chief Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison
• Bosch, I2BF Invest in Utilight’s Cheaper Solar-Cell Technology
• Mauritius May Keep Benchmark Interest Rate Unchanged
• EU Studying If U.S. Has Complied With WTO’s Boeing Ruling
• Kemira Tests Non-Toxic Lether Treatment to Win BMW Order
• Kenya Shilling Heads for 3-Month as Oil Companies Seek Dollars
• New SARS Family Virus Detected in Qatari Man, WHO Says
• Kandler Plans German Joint Municipal Bonds, Handelsblatt Reports
• UniCredit Estimates Bulgarian GDP Growth 0.5% in 2012
• Vestas Gains as DNB Sees Investor Day Boost: Copenhagen Mover
• Mancini Shoves Balotelli Down Tunnel After City’s Draw: Roundup
• Kenya’s Trade Gap Widens as Exports Decline, Import Bill Rises
• Monti Should Seek Aid to Straitjacket Successor: Euro Credit
• Vietnam Bond Yields at Two-Month High on Inflation; Dong Steady
• Euro Extends Decline Against Dollar After Ifo Report
• China Money Rate Surges to 7-Month High Before Weeklong Holiday
• German 10-Year Bunds Rise After Ifo Data; Yield 1.57%
• Nomura Hires Schroder’s Catalano as Metal, Mining Research Head
• European Leaders Struggle to Overcome Crisis Stalemate
• Indiana City Wins State Funding for New Water Filtration System
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Sep 21, 2012.
• Taiwan Dollar Forwards Drop Most in 10 Months on Growth Concern
• Germany’s KfW Group Helps Fund 53-Megawatt Wind Farm in Taiwan
• Ringgit Leads Losses in Asian Currencies on Europe Debt Concern
• Cohn-Bendit Quits France’s Europe Ecology Party on Fiscal Pact
• Airbus, Sinopec Working to Develop Renewable Jet Fuel in China
• Baht Drops on Concern Europe, China Slowdowns Will Hurt Exports
• Chinese Boats Enter Disputed Waters as Japan Tensions Simmer
• Libya Holds 54.7 Trillion Cubic Feet Gas Reserves, Berruien Says
• Fujitsu Said to Hire UBS to Seek Semiconductor Unit Buyers
• Ruble Retreats Versus Dollar as Crude Drops on Europe, China Woe
• EU Carbon Prices Drop as U.S. Senate Bars Airlines From Curbs
• Syngenta Raises 2020 Sales Goal on Rice, Vegetable Potential
• Fortescue Loans Alleviate Liquidity Challenges, Moody’s Says
• ECB Bond-Buying Plan Not Defeat for Germany, Bini Writes
• China’s Stocks Rise on Speculation of Market-Boosting Measures
• Saudi Earmarks $27 Billion for Road, Bridge Work, Riyadh Says
• China Beige Book Shows Optimism Drops as Job Cuts Rise
• Ukraine May Borrow $1.5 Billion, Arbuzov Tells Dzerkalo Tyzhnya
• Bank Lending Stress Falls to 18-Month Low in Euro Money Markets
• Thor Sigurd Reitan Joins Empower After Leaving EDF Trading Oslo
• Exiled Thai Leader Thaksin Says Rice Policy Should Stay
• Russia Opens Transit Base for NATO Afghan Supply, Interfax Says
• Spain’s Bank Crisis Hurts Companies Foreign Bids, Expansion Says
• Norilsk Share Cancellation to Boost Deripaska Stake, Troika Says
• Porsche Profit to Power VW From People’s Car to Luxury
• Hungarian July Retail Sales Drop More Than Expected on Food
• INA Croatian Managers Want More Say in Company, Poslovni Says
• Japanese Stocks Drop on Europe Crisis Deadlock, China
• Oil Drops From 1-Week High in New York on Europe Debt Woe
• Egypt Plans $4.2 Billion Cut in Energy Subsidy, Al-Masry Says
• Huawei Aims to Pass Cisco in Life-Size Video Conferencing
• Lukoil, ERG Seek to Buy Wind Farm Project in Romania, EBRD Says
• Australian LNG Projects Worth A$100 Billion Await Decisions
• Aussie, N.Z. Dollars Fall on Europe Stalemate, Before RBA
• Estonia’s Budget Surplus Widened to 1.1% of GDP in 2011
• Companies in Spain Paid Tax at 11.6% of Profit, El Pais Reports
• Germany to Crack Down on PKK Fundraising, Star Reports
• Hampl Sees EU Bank Union as Risk to Czech Lenders, Lidove Says
• Mexico Favoring Asia in Oil Seen Adding to Crude Tanker Demand
• Gulf Traders Ask Saudis to Lift Produce Export Ban, Watan Says
• Kyocera to Provide 30MW of Solar Panels to Japan’s Eurus Energy
• Egyptian Water Ministry Wants to Raise Prices, Al-Masry Reports
• Sistema to Compete for 25% of Russian Railways’ Freight One
• Foxconn Shuts Plant as Workers Injured, Arrested in Brawl
• Pakistan Disowns Minister’s Bounty for Anti-Islam Film Maker
• Ravens Beat Patriots 31-30 as Smith Stars After Brother’s Death
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets 21-9-2012
• Nuplex Falls Most This Year on Plant Closures: Wellington Mover
• Spending Probably Stagnated: U.S. Economy Preview
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market 21-Sep-2012
• India’s NTPC Markets Dollar Debt as Yields Fall to Two-Year Low
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 09/24/2012
• Gazprom Asks Medvedev to Decide on Adjusting Tax: Vedomosti
• Russia Starts Criminal Probe of MTS’s Uzbek Rivals: Kommersant
• Gold Drops as Fifth Weekly Advance Spurs Sales; Silver Declines
• NFL Meets Officials’ Union Amid More Replacement Errors, AP Says
• Yankees Stay One Game Ahead of Orioles as Winning Streak Ends
• Dotcom Says He’s Bond Villain as Key Orders NZ Spy Probe
• Romney Plan Giving State-Local Bondholders Anxiety: Muni Credit
• Breast Cancer DNA Study Yields New Targets for Therapy
• Princeton Replaces Tilghman as Ivy League Searches New Leaders
• Jets’ Darrelle Revis to Have Scan on Knee Injured Against Miami
• Las Vegas Sands Recommended to Break Up to Boost Value
• Strike at Chicago Symphony Threatens Carnegie Hall Gala
• Medical Boondoggles; Life Post-‘Office’; Holmes’s NYC: TV
• Free-For-All Moment in Fashion Says Carolina Herrera
• Brandt Snedeker Wins Tour Championship and FedEx Cup Golf Bonus
• Africans Relocate to Alabama to Fill Jobs After Immigration Law
• Bankers Made a Killing When U.S. Was Formed, Like Now: Review
• Philips Wins Order From Dutch Hospital Worth $78 Million