Archive

September 30, 2012

• Medvedev Classmate Semenov May Head Rostelecom, Kommersant Says
• Sony’s ‘Hotel Transylvania’ Opens With $43 Million
• Eagles Beat Giants 19-17 to Improve to 3-1 on NFL Season
• Global Funds Buy Net 9.49 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Noda Seeks to Boost Support With Reshuffle as Election Looms
• South Korea Crude Imports Rise 0.3% in September, Ministry Says
• Transocean Ban on Renting Rigs to Petrobras in Brazil Eased
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Foxconn’s Sharp Deal May End as Banks Give Taiwanese an Exit
• Xstrata Seen Recommending Glencore’s $33 Billion Bid Today
• New Zealand’s GDP Growth Slowing in Second Half, Treasury Says
• Japan Tankan Sentiment Worsens as Slowdown Hurts Exports
• Thrilling ‘Pi’ Stars Tiger, Boy, Sea; Bleak ‘Amour’: Film
• Noble Asks Court to Seal Its Defense Against Ex-CEO Suit
• ’Rebecca’ Canceled Because of Mean E-Mail, Say Producers
• Longest Rally in Nine Years for JGBs on Deflation: Japan Credit
• Real Madrid Routs Deportivo 5-1, Napoli Stays Unbeaten in Italy
• China Manufacturing Slowdown Persists Before Handover
• Chile Proposes 9.4% Spending Increase on Education in 2013
• Australia TD Inflation Gauge Rises Toward Midpoint of RBA Target
• Dutch Manufacturing Expands First Time Since February, NEVI Says
• Korea’s Exports Fall for 3rd Month as Global Demand Wane
• Republicans Seeking Medicare Edge Put Parents in TV Ads
• Japanese Stock Futures Decline Ahead of Tankan Sentiment Survey
• Europe Gas Volatility to Surge on Wind-Power Backup, Poyry Says
• Cycling ‘Breakaway’ League Said to Plan Equity Offer to UCI
• Miliband Sets Sights on Banks as U.K. Labour Starts Conference
• U.K. Financial Services May Have Cut 9,000 Jobs, CBI Survey Says
• U.K. House Prices Extend Drop as Hometrack Sees Demand Weakening
• West Brom Ties 1-1 at Aston Villa in Soccer’s Premier League
• London Southend Airport Tempts TUI as Growth Push Gathers Pace
• Stephen Frankfurt, One of ‘Real Mad Men’ of Ad World, Dies at 80
• U.K.’s $16 Billion Bond Pledge for Builders to Lure Gilt Buyers
• GE Capital Hires Betz as German LBO Finance Head in Growth Push
• Beach Boys Bow Out With Backstage Feud, Pop Hits: Review
• Beatlemania, Syal’s Bollywood Shakespeare: London Stage
• Former Chi-X Chief Haynes to Set Up New Trading System
• Japan Airlines Cancels Flights as Jelawat Passes Through Tokyo
• Justice Kennedy Is Back for More Torture
• SEC Sues the One Rating Firm Not on Wall Street’s Take
• Taxpayers Lose When Colleges Are Too Big to Fail
• Where Have All the FOIAs Gone? A Lament for Transparency.
• As Europe’s South Spirals, North Fiddles and Chaos Looms
• A Very Strange Way to Assess the Safety of Banks
• U.S. Equity Index Futures Retreat With Oil, Gold
• Norway’s Wealth Fund Targets U.S. Real Estate by End 2013
• Skype Founder Wants Startups to Show Him the Money
• Dufner of U.S. Beats Hanson to Tie Ryder Cup at 13 Points Each
• Iraq to Inspect Iran’s Syria-Bound Planes, Minister Tells Paper
• Zach Johnson Beats McDowell, U.S. Leads 12-11 in Ryder Cup Golf
• Justin Rose Beats Phil Mickelson to Tie Ryder Cup at 11 Points
• Orioles Beat Red Sox 6-3 to Take Division Lead Over Yankees
• Romney Remark That 47% Feel Entitled Was Misstep, Ryan Says
• Donald Beats Watson in Ryder Cup Golf; U.S. Leads Europe 10-7
• Toyota Pakistan Venture Sees Corolla Sales Drop as Imports Surge
• Magnitude 7.3 Quake Rattles Colombia; No Deaths Reported
• Canada’s Food Inspection Agency Extends XL Foods Beef Recall
• A Bipartisan Treasury of Debate Bloopers and Gaffes
• Christie Says Romney Will Upend Presidential Race in Debate
• Aston Villa, West Brom Tie 1-1 in Soccer’s Premier League
• India Beats Pakistan in Twenty20; Australia Defeats South Africa
• U.S. Leads Europe 10-6 as Final Day Begins at Ryder Cup
• Bo Expelled From Party Shows China Transition on Track: Analysts
• Bo’s Son Defends Father After China Party Expulsion Order
• Sany Vows Legal Battle as Obama Blocks Wind Farms, Xinhua Says
• Australia Beats South Africa by Eight Wickets in World Twenty20
• Ryan Says Romney 47 Percent of Americans Remark a Misstep
• Obama’s Penchant for Arrogance Is Bigger Debate Foe
• Alon Big Spring Refinery in Texas Has Sulfur Recovery Unit Trip
• Melbourne Secures First NRL Title Since Losing Two Championships
• Egypt Former Presidential Candidate Referred to Court
• Iraq to Pay Kurdish-Area Oil Companies Today, Hawrami Says
• Democrats Target Ohio Ballot Rule as Republican Laws Fall
• Spain to Borrow $267 Billion of Debt Amid Rescue Pressure
• Brazil May Force Clearer Interest Rates in Stores, O Globo Says
• Dubai Shares Rise on Oil Gain, Before Earnings as Qatar Climbs
• Gasquet Beats Simon in Thailand Open Tennis Final; Monaco Wins
• Brazil Used Just 10% of Government Purchases Fund, Folha Says
• Egypt Cotton Exports Reach 424 Tons in Week Ended Sept. 27
• Man. City, Liverpool Promise Walcott Striking Role, Mirror Says
• Iran’s Rial Declines Days After Market Stabilization Initiative
• Deutsche Bank’s Aram Says Gulf Arab Bond Sales to Remain Strong
• New Zealand Wants Security Council Veto Change Amid Syria Crisis
• Egypt Offers $738 Million of Debt as Sinking Yields Boost Sales
• Iraq Plans to Spend $500 Billion on Energy Projects by 2030
• Fondo Strategico Bids for Ansaldo Energia, Sole Says
• A2A May Sell Selene, Metroweb Stakes to Cut Debt
• Montezemolo Sustains Second Monti Term, Corrier
• Iraqi, Kurdish Officials Meet to Draft Energy Law, Lawmaker Says
• Iran Says Israel Transgressed ‘Red Line’ With Nuclear Arsenal
• Rights Groups Condemn Threats Against Egyptian Copts in Sinai
• Japan Carriers Cancel Domestic Flights as Jelawat Approaches
• Pfizer Lung Cancer Drug Doubles Benefit, Researchers Say
• NHL, Players’ Union Must Address Compensation Issue, Daly Says
• No. 9 West Virginia Tops Baylor 70-63 as Big 12 Records Topple
• NFL Replacement Referees Paid for Not Working, NFL.com Reports
• Ryder Cup Golf: U.S.-Europe Pairings for Day 3 Singles Matches
• Orioles, Yankees Near Season’s End Tied for American League East
• Iran’s Ahmadinejad Says Talks Will Progress After U.S. Election
• Jobless Rate Probably Climbed in September: U.S. Economy Preview