Archive

October 14, 2012

• Cardinals Beat Giants 6-4 in Opening Game of MLB Playoff Series
• Global Funds Buy Net 3.34 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Citic Seeking Up to 10 Billion Yuan for Merger Fund, Cheng Says
• Gillard to Promote Uranium Sales in Visit to Power-Starved India
• Norodom Sihanouk, Former King of Cambodia, Dies at 89
• Fischer Backs Fed QE3 as World ‘Awfully Close’ to Recession
• Colombia Ditches Brazil at IMF as BRIC Power Estranges Neighbors
• Boozy Betrayals Spark Chaos in Brilliant ‘Woolf’: Review
• TOP Oil Market News: Crude Falls After Iran Offers Nuclear Talks
• China Sept. Consumer Prices Rise 1.9% Vs 1.9% Economists’ Est.
• Bond Risk Falls in Australia, Credit-Default Swap Pricing Shows
• Sept. 11 Defendants Demand to Disclose ‘Waterboarding’
• Hong Kong Industrial Property Returns Slowing, Says Churchouse
• China’s Economy Shows Signs of Stabilizing as Exports Gain
• Libya’s National Congress Elects Ali Zaidan as Prime Minister
• Dollar, Yen Stay Lower on China Data, Euro-Area Outlook
• Tigers Defeat Yankees 3-0 to Take 2-0 Lead in MLB Playoff Series
• Japan Stock Futures Little Changed as Europe Offsets China Data
• Titanic Tycoon Plans Stake Sale Talks for $8 Billion Gas Project
• Arlen Specter, Anita Hill’s Dogged Senate Inquisitor, Dies at 82
• Will Young Joins Sad Orgy as ‘Cabaret’ Loses Sex Appeal
• Norwegian Mass Murderer Wreaks Havoc in Paris: Books
• Blackstone Sees Payoff From London Projects Banks Shunned
• Scottish Labor Market Growth Weakest Since 2010, BoS Says
• Company Growth Stifled by Lack of Deal Planning, Eversheds Says
• Flavin, Nauman Light Up Neon Show; Flying Carpets in Rome
• Ex-Yugoslavs Know Why EU Deserves a Nobel Prize
• A Nobel Prize for Idiots, Signifying Only Bias
• Can Morgan Stanley’s Gorman Save Wall Street?
• Fed Should Push to Cut Biggest Banks Down to Size
• Campaigns Build a New Humanism, via Direct Mail
• A Terrifying Threat Obama and Romney Aren’t Talking About
• Enough Already With the Strict Austerity in Europe
• Asia Knows How to Get Along With a Bigger China
• U.S. Equity Futures, Aussie Dollar Gain After China Export Data
• Chrysler Opens Dealer Orders for Natural Gas Ram Pickup
• Toulouse Beats Leicester in Heineken Cup; Northampton, Sale Win
• Fiat Suppliers Turn to VW to Survive Italy’s Crisis
• Google Probe by French Privacy Agency May Prompt More Inquiries
• De Jager Says Greece Needs to Make Fiscal Reforms Immediately
• Softbank Said to Have Deal to Buy 70% of Sprint, CNBC Says
• Obama to ‘Come Out Swinging’ in Second Debate With Romney
• CDC Says 205 Cases of Meningitis in 14 States; 15 Dead
• Citadel Biggest Nasdaq Share Broker in September, Crain’s Says
• Bair Says Money Funds Are Systemic Risk SEC Must Regulate
• Libyan Ambassador’s Death Not a Political Issue, Says Dad
• Lithuania Labor Party Leads Parliament Vote, Exit Poll Shows
• Obama Downplaying Al-Qaeda Risk, Republican Lawmakers Say
• Muslim-Christian Clashes Kill Three in Egypt
• Lowry Wins Golf’s Portugal Masters for First Win in Three Years
• James Coyne, Bank of Canada Head During Policy Crisis, Dies
• Egypt’s Former Premier Says Brotherhood Failed to Meet Pledges
• Jeter Breaks Ankle, Out for Playoffs as Tigers Top Yankees
• Djokovic Beats Murray in Shanghai Masters; Azarenka, Watson Win
• Israeli Court Rules Library to Get Kafka Papers, Lawyer Says
• AstraZeneca Expands R&D in China to Boost Drug Discovery
• Tourist Stocks Drive Longest Rally Since April: China Overnight
• Congressional Races Get Ugly, Too
• Teva-Clal Biotech Stem-Cell Venture in Europe Review Talks
• Barrage of Negative Ads May Haunt President-Elect
• Vettel Takes Formula One Lead From Alonso With Victory in Korea
• Japan Lenders Bailing Out Sharp May Increase Oversight
• Japan Said to Plan 200 Billion Yen Rescue of Renesas
• IMF Board Sees Biggest Power Shift Reshuffle in Two Decades
• Abu Dhabi Shares Drop Most in Month on Saudi Decline, Earnings
• Kenya Energy Regulator Raises Gasoline, Diesel, Kerosene Prices
• Bernanke Says Easing Won’t Destabilize Emerging Markets
• Al Rajhi Third-Quarter Net Drops 3.5%, Missing Estimates
• Mubarak’s Sons Offer to Return Land Accused of Illegally Buying
• Gunmen Kill Three in Attack in Nigeria’s Northeastern Maiduguri
• Lithuania Votes as Austerity Upshot Points to Cabinet Ouster
• Lithuania’s Butkevicius Revises Stance on Euro, Nuclear Power
• Stevens Says RBA Has Rate Ammunition as Swan Pushes for Growth
• S. Africa Reserve Bank to Review GDP Forecasts After Downgrade
• Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood Says “Thugs” Attacked Protesters
• Schaeuble Rules Out Greek Default as Samaras, Troika Bargain
• Djokovic Beats Murray to Win Shanghai Masters Tennis Title
• Turkey Moves Tanks to Hilltops Overlooking Syria
• Denmark Sees no Change in Course After Party Nomination: Boersen
• ZTE May Post Third-Quarter Loss on Delays in Overseas Projects
• Egypt Cotton Exports Reach 783 Tons in Week Ended Oct. 11
• Darty’s Parker to Appoint Two Directors, Sunday Times Reports
• Industries Qatar Rises Most in a Month on Profit: Doha Mover
• Calpers to Vote Against Murdoch Re-Election, Telegraph Says
• Czechs Punish Premier’s Party for Austerity Plan in Region Votes
• Abu Dhabi 2011 GDP Rises 6.8% to $165 Billion on Non-Oil Output
• MagicJack’s 18% Weekly Drop Unjustified to CEO: Israel Overnight
• Mayaram Sees India Rate-Cut Room From Rupee Gain, Fiscal Steps
• Vettel Wins Korean Grand Prix, Takes Formula 1 Championship Lead
• Fischer Says Netanyahu’s Election Call a ‘Good Move’ for Israel
• Dubai’s Lootah Plans to Produce Algae Biofuels with AlgaOil Ltd.
• BAE Considers Share Buyback Amid Invesco Pressure, Times Says
• Major League Baseball 2012 Postseason Schedule, Results
• IMF Tokyo Meetings Show World Leadership Gap, Korea’s Bahk Says
• Jeter Breaks Ankle in Yankees 6-4 MLB Playoff Loss to Tigers
• World Bank to Open Office in South Korea, Finance Ministry Says
• Tigers Beat Yankees 6-4 in MLB Opener of AL Championship Series
• Texas Tech Upsets No. 5 West Virginia 49-14 in Big 12 Contest
• Annan, Gates Seek Leniency for Gupta for Rajaratnam Tips
• Webber Beats Red Bull Teammate Vettel for Korean Grand Prix Pole
• Retail Sales Probably Rose on Auto Demand: U.S. Economy Preview
• Murray Beats Federer in Shanghai Semi, Plays Djokovic for Title
• Harvard Defeats Bucknell 35-7 to Stay Undefeated Atop Ivy League