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September 28, 2012

• Obama Bars Chinese-Owned Company From Building Wind-Farm
• Yankees and Orioles Win, New York Maintains 1-Game AL East Lead
• Cincinnati’s Homer Bailey Throws Seventh No-Hitter of MLB Season
• Baidu CEO Li Says Mobile Web Revenue Remains Elusive in China
• U.S. Intelligence Finds Organized Terrorist Attack in Libya
• Motorola Mobility Loses Appeal in Microsoft Xbox Lawsuit
• White House Says Workers Shouldn't Get Budget-Cut Notices
• Samsung Can Seek to Lift Galaxy Tab Sales Ban, Court Says
• Apple’s Mapping Fiasco Gives Rivals an Apology-Fueled Boost
• Chavez Says He’s Not Declaring Victory Yet Ahead of Election
• Clinton Unveils New U.S. Aid in Support of a `Free Syria'
• MGIC Cuts Capital Contribution in Half
• California Is First to Offer Private-Pension Management
• Asian Stocks Decline for Second Week on Europe, Growth Concerns
• Coventry Health Investors Sue Over $5.6 Billion Aetna Buyout
• U.K. Labour Chief Attacked by Conservatives on Eve of Convention
• U.K. AAA Rating Now Faces Greater Downgrade Risk, Fitch Says
• BOE Seen Keeping Bond-Buying Program on Hold as Lending Assessed
• European Stocks Post Biggest Weekly Decline Since June
• ECB’s Asmussen Joins IMF in Warning Greece May Need More Aid
• BofA to Pay $2.43 Billion to End Investor Lawsuit Over Merrill
• BAE Said to Brief Pentagon on EADS Merger to Save Status
• Mexican Peso Posts Fourth Monthly Advance as QE3 Fuels Demand
• Tombini Classmate Reappointed as Colombia Central Bank Chief
• Asian Currencies Have Best Quarter Since 2010 on Stimulus
• Republican Lawmaker Attempts to Block U.S. Aid to Egypt
• Mickelson, Bradley of U.S. Beat McIlroy, McDowell at Ryder Cup
• IMF to Use Windfall Gold Profit for Loans to Poor Members
• Clinton Revokes Iranian Group's Terrorist Designation
• AMC Seeks $2.4 Billion From Dish Over Canceled HD Deal
• Emerging Stocks Heading for Best Month Since February
• NBCUniversal Media Sells $2 Billion of 10-, 30-Year Bonds
• Lugar Says Obama Follows Right Policy on Iran (Transcript)
• Crude Options Fall as Futures Make Smallest Move in a Week
• Canada Says It Will Work With U.K. on Libor Transition
• Colombian Copycat Banks Sell 13 Years of Bonds in Months
• Canadian Dollar Weakens as Stocks Decline on Aversion to Risk
• Euro Falls Versus Dollar as U.S. Economic Data Trails
• Indonesia Emerging as Stable Investment Area, Basri Says
• Tropical Storm Norman Heads for Mexico's West Coast
• Treasuries Rise Second Consecutive Week on Refuge Demand
• TransCanada’s Keystone Wins Right to Take Pipeline Land
• 7 Days Leads Best Monthly Gain Since February: Overnight
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for September 28
• WTO to Probe U.S. Anti-Subsidy Duties on Chinese Imports
• Boston Scientific Wins FDA Approval for Under-Skin Defibrillator
• Corn Surges as Supply Unexpectedly Drops: Commodities at Close
• Bovespa Posts Biggest Weekly Drop Since May on Global Slowdown
• Colombia Keeps 4.75% Rate and Extends Daily Dollar Purchases
• Nike Drops Amid Slowing Demand From China
• Ecopetrol Says Guerrilla Attacks Have ‘Low’ Impact on Output
• Watson, Simpson Defeat European Duo to Give U.S. Ryder Cup Lead
• Southern, Turner Renewable Buy Third U.S. Solar-Power Facility
• U.S. Stocks Cap Worst Week Since June Amid Economy Woes
• Petrobras Seeks to Override Transocean Brazil Suspension
• Fed Discount Window Loans Cushioned Small Banks in 2010
• RIM Defies Critics by Finding BlackBerry Sales Overseas
• CFTC Rule Restraining Speculation Rejected by U.S. Judge
• Canada Stocks Decline Amid Disappointing U.S. Economic Reports
• Chubb Enters $500 Million, Five-Year Revolving Credit Pact
• Student-Loan Default Rates Rise as Federal Scrutiny Grows
• U.S. Leads Europe in Three of Four Afternoon Ryder Cup Matches
• Canadian Oils Weaken as Midcontinent Refiners Shut for Work
• Money Fund Dealmaking Resumes After Geithner Breaks Logjam
• Five Taxes We Should Raise. Really.
• IMF Agrees to Unlock $663 Million for Romania
• FCC Steps Toward Auction to Free Airwaves for Smartphones
• T-Mobile USA to Sell Towers to Crown Castle for $2.4B
• Accenture Forecasts Annual Earnings Topping Estimates
• Stocks Drop on Economy Data as Gasoline Jumps on Supplies
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for September 28
• New Oriental Jumps as Oppenheimer Reports on SEC Cooperation
• Walgreen Fourth-Quarter Profit Falls After Customers Lost
• Ethanol Gains Most in 18 Months as Report Signals Higher Costs
• Ohio High Court Declines to Rule on Legality of JobsOhio
• Canada Gas Declines Following U.S. Market Drop From Year’s High
• Tim Hortons Cracks Top Five U.S. Coffee Shops in Zagat
• Cytori’s Stem Cell Therapy for Burns Wins U.S. Contract
• Medtronic Agrees to Pay $816 Million for China Kanghui
• Genworth Review Extended by Moody’s as CEO Weighs Plans
• Tesla Rises After Expanding Stock Offering
• Dendreon Gains After Aetna Expands Coverage of Provenge
• Hartford Rallies on Capital Gain From Life-Unit Sale
• Illumina Aims at Roche for Tests Seen Worth $25 Billion
• Brazil Coffee Has Premature Flowering in Some Areas, CNC Says
• Downward Social Mobility’s Long Literary Lineage
• UN Climate Pact May Skirt Emissions Cuts for Poorest
• Brasil Foods, Marfrig Tumble After JPMorgan Cuts Stocks to Sell
• Corn Futures Jump Most Since June on Unexpected U.S. Supply Drop
• Oil Caps Biggest Quartely Gain This Year
• New York Gasoline Premium Falls on Futures Surge, Cargo Increase
• Falcone’s LightSquared Asks to Share Airwaves for Service
• Ex-SAC Analyst Horvath Pleads Guilty in U.S. Insider Case
• Mexico Posts Budget Deficit Through August of 167 Bln Pesos
• Tallgrass Energy Seeks $1.28 Billion Loan for Acquisition
• Colombia Central Bank Rate Statement (Text) (Spanish)
• Groupon Names Muhr to Help Lead International Amid Europe Slump
• Fisher Says Fed Not at Fault of Using Every Easing Tool
• Chalco Ends Bid to Buy Stake in Winsway for $308 Million
• Obama Probably Will Combine Agencies in Second Term, Blank Says
• Apollo’s Realogy Files to Raise Up to $1.1 Billion in IP0
• For-Profit Colleges Beat Peers on Loan Breaks: Corporate Brazil
• Whirlpool, LG Settle Refrigerator Patent Lawsuits
• Junk Bonds in U.S. Poised for Biggest Retreat in 4 Months
• Bullion Is Seen Extending Best Quarterly Gain Since 2010
• India Current-Account Gap Narrows in Boost for Singh Rupee Rally
• Weekly Links
• U.S. Senate Leader Meets With Yemeni President After Protests
• Netanyahu’s Iran ‘Red Line’ Deadline May Buy U.S. Time
• Commerzbank Tax Director Broke Law When at IRS, U.S. Says
• U.S. Corporate Credit Swaps Climb as Business Activity Shrinks
• Friedland’s Ivanplats May Raise Up to $333 Million in IPO
• Airlines Brave African Frontier as Growth Outweighs Risks
• Malaysia’s ‘Baby-Dumping’ Epidemic
• Natural Gas July Output Rose to Six-Month High, EIA Says
• Wealthy Americans Gain Even as Republicans Decry Redistribution
• Australia Routs India in World Twenty20 Cricket; Pakistan Wins
• Spain Bonds Have Weekly Drop Amid Aid-Request Speculation
• Gasoline Reaches Five-Month High on Low East Coast Supply
• RBS Prices Direct Line in Biggest London IPO Since Glencore
• Poulter, Rose of Europe Beat Woods, Stricker to Tie Ryder Cup
• Sistema to Buy $62 Million Treasury Stock of Bashneft Refineries
• New York Plaza District Offices Empty as Banks Cut Space
• Harvard Lags Peers as Endowment Fails to Post 2012 Gain
• Wade Boggs Invests in ‘Field of Dreams’ Movie Site in Iowa
• Heeter Awarded $95 Million for West Virginia Dam-Upgrade Project
• Sony to Buy Olympus Stake as Hirai Seeks Revival From Losses
• Ex-SAC Analyst Horvath Pleads Guilty in Insider Case
• Political Scientists Are Killing the Campaign ‘Narrative’
• Xstrata Split With Glencore on Terms as Deadline Nears: Energy
• China-Japan Islands Dispute Stokes S. Korean Tourism Boom
• Spain’s Ad Market Faces Prolonged Slump, Prisa Predicts
• Facebook Rises as 63.5 Million Users in China Skirt Ban
• Limits Seen in White House Cybersecurity Executive Order
• Dufner, Johnson of U.S. Win to Give Americans 2-1 Ryder Cup Lead
• Grupo Aval Plans to Sell ADRs Before Issuing More Overseas Debt
• U.S. Regulators Fines on Cotton Trading Limits Tops $2 Million
• Cyber Attacks on U.S. Banks Expose Computer Vulnerability
• Hungary May Cut Main Rate to 5.5% by End of March 2013, BNP Says
• Don’t Build a New Tappan Zee Bridge
• EU Carbon Permits Have Biggest Weekly Gain in Three Months
• CIA Impersonator Ordered Recruits to Rob Banks, U.S. Says
• Treasuries Pare Gains After Spanish Banks Stress Test Results
• World Corn Crop Forecast by IGC to Slide After Lower EU Harvest
• Copper Bulls Retreat on Concern Stimulus Not Enough: Commodities
• Persuadable Voters’ Economic Woes Give Romney an Opening
• Deutsche Bank Said to Repackage Post-Crisis CMBS
• Spain Stress Tests Show Capital Shortfall of EU59.3 Billion
• BG Lines Up Japan to Finance LNG Projects as Costs Rise
• Mickelson, Bradley Defeat Donald, Garcia in Golf’s Ryder Cup
• Box-Office Forecast for Fourth Quarter Cut by Stifel Nicolaus
• Euro Exchange Rate Seen by Defra as Set for U.K. Farmer Payments
• Wuhan Steel to Buy ThyssenKrupp Unit, Entering German Market
• LSE Tumbles Most in Three Years on EU Clearinghouse Rules
• Malaysian Budget Aids Poor as Subsidy Cut to Contain Deficit
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for September 28
• European Stocks Decline to Lowest in Three Weeks
• Pentair, Tyco’s Flow Control Business Formally Complete Merger
• Lira Drops Most in Month as Trade Deficit Narrows, Funding Rises
• German Stocks Drop Before Spanish Banks Stress Tests
• Corn Leads Advance as Raw Sugar Declines: Commodities at Close
• U.K. Energetix Raises Funds to Sell Efficient Boilers Next Year
• India Ends on 140-7 Against Australia in World Twenty20 Cricket
• Carrefour Said to Weigh Turkish Combination With Migros
• Georgia Abuse Outcry Lifts Russia-Linked Billionaire in Vote
• Ruble Pares Quarterly Gain on U.S. Business Activity Contraction
• U.K. Gilts Gain for Second Week on Spain Concern; Pound Slides
• Business Activity in U.S. Shrinks for First Time Since 2009
• EU Carbon Prices Fall as Nations Agree Phase 3 Auctions Calendar
• Morgan Stanley Says Simon Robey to Step Down After 25 Years
• Canada Suspends License of XL Foods Alberta Meat Plant
• Portugal’s Budget Gap Will Widen to 5% in 2012, INE Says
• Forint Heads for 2nd Week of Declines on Rate Cut, Lower Surplus
• Romney Video for Bain Describes Plans to ‘Harvest’ Firms
• Serbia Asks FAA for Higher Rating to Enable Flights to U.S.
• Moscow Exchange Approves New Year Stock Trading Break Dec. 29
• Russia Says Iranian Nuclear Deadlock Risks Military Strike
• Adoboli’s ETF Desk Became Profit Oasis for UBS: Lawyer
• Fed Releases Data on Discount Window, Open-Market Operations
• ICO Plans to Promote Coffee Demand in Developing Countries
• Cable Customers Search for a Better Channel Guide
• Colombian Bond Yields Fall to Record Low as Central Bank Meets
• U.K. Lawmakers Seek Speedy Overhaul of Libor Following Review
• Monti Says ECB Conditions, IMF Role Hinder Bond Requests
• Merkel’s One-Time Ally Steinbrueck Set to Be Her 2013 Challenger
• Bankruptcy Auctions Go Online to Boost Cash for Creditors
• CoreLogic to Pay $7.8 Million in Settlement With New York
• Europe Leads U.S. 4-0 in Early Play at Golf’s Ryder Cup Matches
• DKSH May Consider Paying Special Dividend, CEO Tells Finanz
• Ukraine’s Grain Exports Reached 5.2 Million Tons, Interfax Says
• West Africa Seen Driving Growth as Ore and Coal Exports Double
• Mexico’s Net Outstanding Loans Rose 9.6% in August, Banxico Says
• Shell to Pay Record $7.6 Billion to Transocean for Use of 4 Rigs
• Nigeria Protests Saudi Arabia’s Detention of Female Pilgrims
• AMR Arrivals Slow Again as FAA Reminds Pilots of Surveillance
• Real Asset Energy Fund to Raise 500 Million Euros for Renewables
• San Diego Water Authority Releases Proposed Desalination Pact
• Spain in Position to Seek Aid as Tensions Lower, Campa Says
• Rand Extends Losses on Larger Trade Deficit, Moody’s Down
• Romania’s Leu Weakens to Lowest in Month on Borrowing
• LCH Said to Seek Exemption From U.S. Rule for Swap-Clearing Time
• Cementos Argos Sees U.S. Housing Recovery Boost, Velasquez Says
• Euro Declines Against Dollar to Trade at $1.2881 in New York
• U.S. Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index Increases to 78.3
• Canada Economy Posts Longest Expansion Streak in 2 Years
• European Coal for 2013 Delivery Declines for a Fifth Quarter
• Mangalore Refinery Offers to Sell November Diesel, Jet Fuel
• Kodak to End Consumer Inkjet Printer Sales, Cut More Jobs
• Billionaire Flick Drops Austrian Road Shift Plan After Protests
• Beijing Releases Small-Particle Pollution, Xinhua Says
• USDA Illinois Soybean Crush Report for Sept. 28
• African Forces Enter Somali City Held by al-Qaeda Militants
• Mercedes F1 Team Hires Lewis Hamilton to Replace Schumacher
• Shiller Data Questions Housing Revival Power: Cutting Research
• Seven Britons Killed in Nepal Air Crash, Foreign Office Says
• Edison May Submit Binding Bids to Build Power Plant in Croatia
• South African Airways Gets New Board Members, Chairman
• Property Funds, Bonds Supplant Europe Lenders: Mortgages
• Iron-Ore Swaps Rise as Traders Bid Before Chinese Holiday
• Watson Leading U.S. Issuance Bolsters Busiest Month Since March
• BlackRock Acquires Moscow Exchange Stake From Kremlin Fund
• Romania Utility Seeks Bids for Maramures Water System Upgrades
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Greece Picks Lamda’s $105 Million Bid to Lease Athens IBC Site
• Spanish Government Bonds Decline Before Stress Test Results
• AMR Cash, Short-Term Investments Drop by $535 Million
• Obama Leads in Latest Swing-State Polls as Debate Nears
• Russian Companies Hold Talks With Myanmar on Developing Oil Ties
• Syrian Rebels Clash With Government Forces in Aleppo
• Zouk, Sovereign Wealth Fund Invest in U.S. LED Manufacturer
• UN Carbon Credit Supply Falls to 19-Month Low in September
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Serbia Commits to Inflation Targeting With Interest Rate
• EXIM & IOC CP deal:India Money Markets
• BOM & CBI CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Consumer Spending in U.S. Stagnates
• BAJAJ FIN LTD & IL&FS CP:India Money Markets
• BOM and PNB CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Slovak Cabinet Backs Higher Income-Tax Rates to Boost Revenue
• Romney Is Avoiding Estate Taxes. So What?
• Cameron Says Libor Report Shows Britain Is ‘Taking Action’
• Cameron Promises U.K. Voters ‘Fresh Consent’ Over EU Ties
• India Retains Borrowing Aim as It Fights Widest BRIC Deficit
• Crude Oil Poised for Quarterly Gain as U.S. Spending Increases
• Pacific Rubiales Obtains $700 Million Revolving Credit Facility
• U.S. August Personal Income and Spending (Text)
• Turkey’s Arinc Says Party Leadership ’Open’ After Erdogan
• Clinton Urged to Support ‘Robin Hood’ Tax to Fund Climate
• Corn Futures Rebound on CBOT After USDA Reports Inventory Drop
• TAP Gas Pipeline Project Gains Support of Italy, Greece, Albania
• U.S. Stock Futures Maintain Losses After Consumer Spending Data
• Evotec CEO Says First Patient to Receive Alzheimer’s Drug Soon
• Canada July Gross Domestic Product Report (Text)
• EU Says Nine Nations Needed on Financial Transaction Tax
• Mitt Romney’s Secret Economic Plan Exists!
• Heineken Sees Asian Importance Rising After Buying Tiger
• Goldman Pay-to-Play, Libor Probe, U.A.E. Bank: Compliance
• South African August Trade Deficit Widens to Seven-Month High
• Ukraine’s DTEK Plans to Sell Coal to China as the Economy Slows
• EU Agrees on Preliminary Carbon Auction Schedule From October
• Pakistan Limits South Africa to 133-6 at World Twenty20 Cricket
• Ukraine Barley Exports Seen Falling to Lowest in 5 Years
• Bond Yields at Seven-Week Low as India Retains Borrowing Target
• Corn Drops to 11-Week Low Before USDA Report; Wheat Falls
• Hollande Raises Tax on Rich, Companies to Cut French Debt
• Daimler Adds Two Renault Projects for Joint Powering Work
• China Communists Set Nov. 8 Date for Congress Amid Upheaval
• Kenya Inflation Slows for 10th Month Signaling Interest Rate Cut
• Ex-Cantor Fitzgerald Traders Lose Market-Abuse Dispute
• Goldman Settlement Shows Bankers Still Paying to Play
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 6.31 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Amtrada Sees World Robusta Coffee Shortage in 2012-13 Season
• Finland May Phase Out Coal Use in Power by 2025, Minister Says
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.08% to 0.12%, ICAP Says
• Harvey Nash to Expand in Asia as Europe Hiring Stalls, CEO Says
• Swedish Libor Scrapping Will Have Limited Effect, Regulator Says
• Slovenia Set to Approve Bank Plan as Bailout Nears
• Fiat-VW Dispute Highlights Tensions on 17-Year-Low Sales
• Oracle Plans Cloud Push to Take On Salesforce, Workday
• Apple, National PTA, Nepali Pashmina: Intellectual Property
• Natural Gas to Decline as Power Demand Slackens, Survey Says
• Iceland’s Offshore Krona Investors Need Incentives, IMF Says
• Serbian Second-Quarter GDP Contracts 0.8% From Year Earlier
• Oil Pares Gain in N.Y., Trades Near $92 After Rising to $92.71
• South African Sunflower Seeds Drops on Favorable Rain
• French Cattle Slaughter Slumped at More Rapid Pace in August
• EBRD to Lend $10 Million for Ukrainian Municipal Energy Project
• U.K. Food and Beverage Exports Rise 2.2% on Gains Outside EU
• Ferrari to Lamborghini Can’t Outrun Crisis as Sales Slow
• Azeri Power Blackout Shuts Socar Oil Refineries for Two Hours
• FSA to Oversee Libor in Streamlining of Tarnished Rates
• Euro-Area Inflation Unexpectedly Accelerates on Spain: Economy
• Bank Union Feeds Swedish Capital Feud as Nordea Defies Borg
• U.K. to Sell Early Phase 3 Carbon Permits on Nov. 21 and Dec. 5
• Sumitomo Unit to Build 29-Megawatt Wind Farm in Japan
• Suntech Gets Local Government Support After New York Warning
• Germany to Sell Early Phase 3 EU Carbon Permits From Oct. 11
• Investors Lose Money on September Bond Sale Flood
• Spain Cleans Up Kitchen With Bank Tests as Bailout Looms
• Rajoy Raid on Reserves for Pensions Highlights Poll Needs
• Continental Rebounds as Moody’s Raises Rating: Frankfurt Mover
• France Keeps 2013 Budget, Growth Targets, Raises Taxes on Rich
• EON, RWE Close Bidding for U.K. Horizon Nuclear Venture
• South Africa Wins Toss, Bats Against Pakistan in World Twenty20
• Liikanen Group Report on Bank Structure Due Oct. 2, EU Says
• Ringgit Strengthens as Government Pledges to Cut Budget Deficit
• Japan Buys More Oil for Power Stations on Idled Atomic Units
• Manila Water Revenue May Be Better Than a Year Earlier, CFO Says
• Japan-China Politics Risk Prolonging Worst Ties Since 2005
• Asian Stocks Edge Higher Amid Easing Debt Crisis Concern
• Shale Takeovers Looming as Texas Discounted in Australia
• Otis Looks to Upgrades, Takeovers in Stagnant Southern Europe
• German Bonds Stay Little Changed After Euro-Area Inflation Data
• U.K. Services Grow Most in 14 Months on Olympics, Auto Sales
• F&N’s Hui Says Cooperation With Kirin, ThaiBev ‘Possible’
• Monsanto’s Modified Corn Should Be Banned in S. Africa, ACB Says
• Rupiah Completes Fifth Quarterly Drop on Current-Account Concern
• Yuan Rises to Strongest Level Since 1993 on Stimulus Bets
• Austria Economy to Grow 1% in 2013, Slower Than Predicted
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Sep 27, 2012.
• Siemens Said Preferred Bidder for Finmeccanica’s Ansaldo
• Vietnamese Bonds Decline After Moody’s Cuts Rating; Dong Weakens
• IMF Says Congo Economy to Grow 8.2% to $20.7 Billion in 2013
• Philippine Peso Completes Third Quarterly Advance on Inflows
• Hungarian Regulator Reviewing Banks Setting Interbank Bubor Rate
• Starbucks to Open First India Store as U.S., Europe Slow
• Taiwan’s Dollar Has Best Month Since January on Equity Inflows
• Pound Erases Gain Against Dollar, Is Little Changed at $1.6232
• Peugeot’s Slovak Unit to Cut Working Days on Weaker Demand
• China Mobile Invites Bids for 4G Handsets Purchase
• South African Strikes Swell as Moody’s Cuts Country’s Rating
• U.K. Services Grow Fastest in 14 Months on Olympics, Auto Sales
• Baht Has Best Quarter in Two Years as Funds Boost Bond Holdings
• Suzlon Sues Edison Unit Over Payment for Turbines to Big Sky
• Providence Sells U.K. Fields to IGas to Focus on Irish Drilling
• Three Die in Accident at Sinopec’s Tianjin Refinery, Daily Says
• Japan Minister Says Nationalization Needed to Phase Out Nuclear
• Accor Plans $1.5 Billion Expansion in Brazil Through 2016
• U.S. Money Funds Increase Holdings in Euro Bank Debt, Fitch Says
• Law Firm Wolf Theiss to Acquire Beiten Burkhardt’s Polish Unit
• Dollar Funding Costs Rise for Second Week in Euro Money Markets
• Rubber Books Quarterly Gain as Stimulus Speculation Increases
• Terry Faces $1.2 Million Legal Bill, Sun Says: Soccer Roundup
• China’s Stocks Rise, Capping Biggest Quarterly Loss This Year
• Euro-Area Slump Eases Amid Crisis Outlook, Eurocoin Shows
• Ukraine’s Akhmetov to Buy Stake in Ukrtelecom, Kommersant Says
• Great Capital Sells Regent Street Buildings for $183 Million
• Citigroup’s Park Sees ‘Explosive’ Rebound in Korean M&A
• Mol of Hungary May Purchase Stake in Petrol Group
• Treasuries Rise; 10-Year Yield Drops Two Basis Points to 1.64%
• Sumitomo Sees Higher Copper Fees in 2013 as Supplies Rise
• Turkey’s Trade Deficit Narrowed for 10th Month in August
• Korea Aerospace Jumps on Hyundai Heavy’s Stake Bid: Seoul Mover
• Yuan Climbs to Strongest Level Since 1993 on China Stimulus Bets
• Scaramucci Picking Singapore Shows City as Hot Spot
• Petrol of Slovenia Sells 46 Million Euro in Commercial Paper
• Aussie Gains on China Stimulus Speculation Before PMI
• South African Airways Loses Chairwoman, Board in Dispute
• Topix Declines to Two-Week Low on Industrial Production
• Australian Landowner Group ‘Hopeful’ for Energy Resources Accord
• Boiler Explosion at 5-Star Turkish Hotel Injures 9: Anatolia
• Emerson Plans $65 Million Investment in Romania Factory, ZF Says
• Fed’s George Says Dodd-Frank Won’t Avert Bank Bailouts
• Moscow Police Arrest More Than 500 for Drunk Driving: RIA
• Prudential Says 12-16 Year Japanese Bonds Look Attractive
• Rompetrol Plans 350 New Stations in Black Sea Region, ZF Says
• Russia Starts Criminal Case Against Mirax Group, Kommersant Says
• Moroccan King’s Fund Says First Half Profit Rises 27 Percent
• Ravens Defeat Browns 23-16 as NFL Referees Return to Officiate
• Bumi Resources Questions Motives of London Probe: Southeast Asia
• Cardenas Faces Defeat as Colombia Probably Will Spurn Rate Cut
• ARU ‘Utterly Confused’ by Cooper’s Latest Comments, O’Neill Says
• South Sudan Sees Increased Investment After Splitting Oil Block
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 09/28/2012
• Megafon to Introduce LTE in 40 Cities This Year, Vedomosti Says
• Mobius Bullish on China Coal as Valuations Rise From Lows
• BlackRock Buys Stake in Moscow Bourse, Vedomosti Says
• Capriles Packs Home Stadium of Chavez’s Favorite Baseball Team
• Japan Heads for GDP Contraction as South Korea Weakens: Economy
• Yankees Lead Over Orioles Drops to One Game After Blue Jays Loss
• Packers-Seahawks Fiasco Reinforces View on NFL Refs, Poll Says
• Jason Varitek Named Special Assistant to Red Sox General Manager
• Bingham, Simpson Thacher, Ballard Spahr: Business of Law
• Gundlach’s $10 Million in Art Found as Suspects Charged
• ‘Innocence of Muslims’ Filmmaker Nakoula Ordered Held
• Trigger Subsidy Cuts Imperiling Build America Rally: Muni Credit
• ‘Stupid’ Doggie Seat-Belt Bill Won’t Get Christie Backing
• Obama Economy Has Created Jobs as Payroll Revisions Raise Count
• Build America’s First Deal Saves Schools $1.25 Million
• Romney or Obama Win Means No Escape From Fiscal Crisis of Debt
• Pentagon Spending Shouldn’t Slow Before Cuts, Carter Says
• Air Force Expands F-35 Trials Over Tester’s Objections
• Baron Brant Pledges Warhols to Revive Family Business
• U.S. States Showing Gains in Economic Health Hit Nine-Month Low
• PepsiCo Channels Apple as Drink Makers Grab Design Ethos
• GM’s Union Workers in Canada Vote to Ratify Agreement
• Republican Voter Laws Face Scrutiny As Obama Wins Mount