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October 24, 2012

• BOJ Minds Its Words as Emerging Nations Eye Global Easing Warily
• Citic Telecom Said in Talks to Pay $750 Million for C&W Unit
• Global Funds Buy Net 2.06 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Hong Kong’s Wing Lung Markets Dollar Notes; Asia Bond Risk Rises
• Chile Echoes Brazil on Currency War as Unchecked Peso Surges
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Cnooc Plannikng on Nexen Approval as Output Falls Short
• Rosneft Narrowing Gap to Exxon on Buyout Deal: Russia Overnight
• China Leading Index Rises at Slower Pace, Conference Board Says
• Pablo Sandoval Is Fourth With 3 Homers in World Series Game
• MLB Says It’s Not in Talks With Teams Over Australia Series
• Thai Bond Yields Hold at Two-Month Low on Inflows; Baht Steady
• Noda Credibility Cliff Widens JGB Gap to 1999 High: Japan Credit
• South Korea Won Advances on Speculation Exporters Selling Dollar
• Hurricane Sandy Heads Toward Cuba, May Strike U.S.
• Sharp Shares Fall After Report on First-Half Loss: Tokyo Mover
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Monsanto Roundup-Ready Alfalfa Should Be Blocked, Court Told
• Libya Leaks, Charges Leave Questions Unanswered
• Lehman Brokerage Payout Awaits Approval of Affiliate Pact
• Nintendo Shares Fall After Cutting Profit Forecast: Osaka Mover
• Samsung Infringes Four Apple Patents, Trade Judge Says
• African Trade Barriers Curb Food Output, World Bank Says
• Ohio Senate Race a Magnet for TV Ads From Unknown Groups
• Wallabies Pick Pocock, Omit Higginbotham for European Rugby Tour
• Portugal Has Less Room to Maneuver With Rising Debt, IMF Says
• Japanese Bought Net 474.6 Billion Yen Overseas Debt Last Week
• ANZ Bank’s Record Profit Misses Estimates on Lower Rates
• KDDI Offers $2.7 Billion to Buy Out Jupiter With Sumitomo
• U.K. Recession Seen Ending After Olympic Ticket Sales
• Borrowers Making Over $480,000 to Escape Tougher Mortgage Checks
• Fewer Cylinders Mean More in $211,000 Bentley’s New V-8
• Sharon Stone Minidress Stars in Hollywood Costume Show
• Bankers Join Collectors Seeking Booker-Prize Bindings
• Gold Moving Average Signals Slump to $1,600, Analyst Says
• Shrieky ‘Tempest’ Washes Up For Late Met Premiere: Review
• Italy Bans Novartis Flu Vaccines, Citing Side Effects
• Manchester City, Arsenal Lose in Champions League; Real Beaten
• Hubbard: Good Chance Obama Puts U.S. Over Fiscal Cliff
• Cliffs Misses Profit Estimate After Iron-Ore Prices Decline
• Military Exports to Iran Gets Woman Two Years in U.S. Prison
• EDF Sells 50% Interest in Minnesota Wind Farm to Marubeni
• Making Risk-Taking Riskier Will Hurt Startups
• This Election Is All About Health Care
• Obama Slanders the 1920s to Justify His Failures
• Mitt Romney vs. the English Language
• Scott Fujita’s Noble Battle Against the NFL
• An Obama Re-Election Nightmare
• Romney and Obama Can Agree on Taxes. Why Can’t Congress?
• California Tax Defeat May Spur Downgrades, Moody’s Says
• Chevron, BG Group Proceed at Starfish Gas Field in Trinidad
• Alstom, VantagePoint Lead $80 Million Investment in BrightSource
• Obama Says Republicans Risk Alienating Hispanic Voters
• Iceland Lenders Still Face Risks and Uncertainty, Watchdog Says
• House Democrats Delay Leadership Election Until Nov. 29
• Duke to Postpone Duke Carolinas Rate Filing to First Quarter
• Maersk Rate Rise Adds to Mothballing Ships for Profit: Freight
• Monti Endorses Radical Policy Stance as Italy Prepares for Vote
• Knight Capital CEO Joyce Had Talks on Leaving Firm, WSJ Says
• N.Z. Holds Benchmark Rate at 2.5% as Wheeler Term Begins
• Pacino Earns $125,000 Weekly Plus Profits in ‘Glengarry’
• Rendino to Retire From BlackRock as Geer Takes Over Role
• Peru Sol Falls as Central Bank Buys Dollars to Boost Volatility
• Billionaire Slim’s Wireless Hold in Colombia Under Threat
• Deduction Cap Means Romney’s Math Adds Up, Tax Group Says
• South Franklin Circle Files for Bankruptcy Protection
• IAC Forecasts 2013 Unit Operating Loss at Newsweek Unit
• Environmental Groups Ask EPA to Require Fracking Disclosure
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for October 24
• Dollar Gains Versus Euro as Fed Stimulus Unchanged; Kiwi Climbs
• Emerging Stocks Drop to Two-Week Low as Earnings Curbed
• Marathon Seeks Probe Insto AMR Debt Deal Pre-Bankruptcy
• Cool Planet Plans to Turn Cobs Into Gas at $1.50 a Gallon
• Canadian Dollar Fall as Carney Says Increase Less Likely
• Obama Has Edge in Record Presidential Campaign Ads
• U.S. 7-Year Notes Fall Before $29 Billion Auctions
• BlueCrest's Platt Says Draghi Bond Purchases to Buy Time
• New York Times CEO Defends BBC Tenure Amid Sex Scandal
• Sirius XM’s Karmazin Exits as Malone’s Liberty Takes Over
• Airlines Steer Rebound on Manufacturing Pickup: China Overnight
• Lockheed Joins Northrop Seeing Computer Services Decline
• Yelp Soars on Qype Purchase as Sales Exceed Estimates
• Netflix Tumbles After Subscriber Growth Trails Estimates
• Home Sales Rising to Two-Year High Spur U.S. Growth: Economy
• Sime Sees Palm Rally as Mistry Says Worst Not Over: Commodities
• Raw Materials Post Longest Skid Since June: Commodities at Close
• Gulf of Mexico Crudes Gain as Brent-WTI Differential Increases
• Brazil Said to Consider Mobile Fee Cuts to Aid Competition
• Brazil Swap Rates Fall on Global Outlook; Real Strengthens
• Cuomo Sets New York Party to Help State Brewers, Vintners
• Antarctic Ozone Hole Second Smallest in 20 Years, Scientists Say
• Las Vegas Home Water Rates May Rise for Third Lake Mead Pipeline
• Itau Gains on Expectation Cost Control to Offset Revenue Decline
• EMC Cuts Full-Year Forecast After Profit Misses Estimates
• Romney’s Air Force Comparison Misses U.S. Edge in Jets
• Rogers Reaches Four-Year High on Data Spending, Job Cuts
• DeMark Sees S&P 500 Index Peaking Around 1,480 Before Tumble
• Stocks Erase Gains, Treasuries Pare Losses After Fed
• Retired Miners Sue Over Patriot Coal Medical Benefits
• San Francisco Diesel Climbs After Tesoro Said to Cut Coker Rates
• Apple IPad Mini Leaves Rivals Room to Undercut Price
• Crude Oil Options Fall as Futures Slide Below $86 a Barrel
• Boeing Sees Hurdles Next Year After 2012 Forecast Boosts
• U.S. Stocks Fall to Seven-Week Low as Fed Offsets Economy
• Ethanol Slides for Third Day on Concern Price May Entice Imports
• Reuss Walks GM Tightrope 20 Years After Father’s Firing
• TD Tops Buying Spree Joined by RBC, Scotiabank
• Southwest Georgia Ethanol Idles Mill on Unprofitable Margins
• T. Rowe Price’s Profit Rises 33% as Equity Markets Rally
• Gold Falls to Six-Week Low on Draghi Deflation Warning
• Newfield Tumbles on Outlook for International Oil: Dallas Mover
• Bristol-Myers Misses Earnings Estimates on Drug Sales
• Aflac Adds U.S. Corporates in Yield Hunt, Shuns Japan Bonds
• St. Jude Faces Boon-or-Bust Verdict on Heart-Plug Studies
• Ergen’s Dish Wireless Bet in Jeopardy Amid Industry Deals
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for October 24
• Colombia Yields Fall Before Rate Decision; Peso Little Changed
• Nexen Seen Securing Deal After Canada Rebuffs Progress
• Buffalo Wild Falls After Cutting Forecast on Higher Costs
• Lilly Profit Misses Estimates as Generic Drugs Cut Sales
• Iconix Brand Buys Nike’s Umbro Soccer Unit for $225 Million
• Sun Life Said to Seek Buyer for U.S. Annuities Unit
• Wal-Mart Reorganizes Compliance Office Amid Probe
• Rogers Said Would Consider Bidding for Some Astral Assets
• Molina Jumps as Texas Health Plan Rebounds: Los Angeles Mover
• FMC Technologies Declines After Lowering Forecast
• AT&T Beats Estimates on Lower Discounts for Smartphones
• A Tweeted Invitation to a Same-Sex Wedding in China
• Patriot Names Hatfield Chief Executive, Replacing Engelhardt
• United Therapeutics Falls as FDA Rejects Oral Remodulin
• Dow Chemical Tops Estimates as Shale Gas Lifts U.S. Plastics
• Delta to Retire Jets Under Plan for $1 Billion in Savings
• Encana Reports Quarterly Loss on Natural Gas Prices
• Canada Natural Gas Prices Decline on U.S. Stockpile Forecasts
• U.S. Dealer Group Seeks Tesla Meeting on Retail Plans
• N.Z. Holds Benchmark Rate at 2.5% as Wheeler’s Term Begins
• Hormone Use After Menopause Start May Reduce Dementia
• Soybeans Rise on Global Demand for U.S. Supplies; Corn Drops
• NHL’s Islanders Moving to Brooklyn Barclays Center in 2015
• Goldman Leaks Could Scare Staff, Ex-Employee Smith Says
• Esteves-Agnelli Venture Targets Copper as Timing Perfect
• Bomb Plotter Ahmed Ressam Is Sentenced to 37 Years in Prison
• Gasoline Losing Streak Hits Longest in 26 Years on Supply
• IIF Says Sovereign Restructurings Benefit From Early Planning
• U.S. Consumer Bureau to Supervise Biggest Debt Collectors
• Ecuador Outlook Raised by Fitch as Oil Prices Boost GDP Growth
• Fed Says Growth ‘Moderate’ While Maintaining Bond Buying
• Pakistan Telecom Sees Return to Profit as Workers Retire Early
• Trade Center Rents Will Rival Midtown, Silverstein Says
• Cayman Islands Golf Course Seeking Water Plant, CayCompass Says
• The Fantasy of the 'Sad Green Story'
• Brazil Coffee Areas to Have Rain in Coming Weeks, Somar Says
• Brazil Extends Tax Breaks on Car Purchases to Revive Growth
• Sandy Nears Jamaica, Forecasters Weigh New England Threat
• Rousseff’s Stimulus Measures to Spur Brazil Economy: Timeline
• Visa Names Scharf to Succeed Saunders as Chief Executive
• Carney Says Rate Increase ‘Less Imminent’ on Economy Risk
• Speculative-Grade U.S. Localities Set to Increase, Moody’s Says
• Harvard Gets $30 Million Gift from Hutchins Foundation
• Ex-Psychotherapy Institute Administrator Sentenced in Theft
• Girardi Sees Alex Rodriguez as Yankees’ Third Baseman in 2013
• Barclays, UBS Lead $2.1 Billion in CMBS Deals as Sales Surge
• Bank of America Sued by U.S. Over Mortgage Loan Sales
• Copper Heads for Longest Slump in Seven Weeks on Europe
• Treasuries Fluctuate With Fed Forecast to Keep Monetary Stimulus
• NFL Tossing Pink Penalty Flags in Jets’ Game Due to Fifth-Grader
• Isakson Predicts Fiscal Cliff Deal After U.S. Election
• Chilean Peso Gains as Chinese Factory Data Boost Growth Outlook
• Trump Plans Latin American Expansion After Panama Hotel
• Former Ranger Davidson Named President of NHL’s Blue Jackets
• Morocco Sets Out 2013 Budget Targeting Deficit of 4.8%
• Republicans in Strong Position to Keep U.S. House Control
• Heineken Reports Sales That Miss Estimates as Europe Wanes
• Ocwen Said to Win $3 Billion Rescap Bankruptcy Auction
• EU Carbon Has Biggest Drop in Three Weeks Ahead of U.K. Auction
• Mexico Hedges 2013 Oil Against Steep Price Falls
• Volcker-Ravitch Study Says Illinois Pensions Face Insolvency
• Genetic Diseases May Be Fixed Pre-Conception in Eggs, Study Says
• Kerviel Loses Appeal on EU4.9 Billion SocGen Trading Loss
• Diageo Sees Innovation Driving High-Priced Spirits Sales Growth
• IAC Trades During Five Minute Period to Be Canceled by Nasdaq
• Euro Weakens Versus Peers on Signs Economy Shrank; Krona Falls
• German Court Says Industry’s Power Grid Waivers May Need Change
• Bernanke Seen Attacking Jobless Rate With QE Through 2013
• Iberdrola May Sell $6.5 Billion in Assets to Cut Debt
• Cowboys’ Leading Tackler Lee Out for NFL Season With Toe Injury
• German Diesel Premiums Drop; Naphtha Cargoes Slip: Oil Products
• TNK-BP Doesn’t See Eurobond Holders Affected by Rosneft Purchase
• Traders Start Program to Prepare Businesses for Carbon Markets
• Singapore’s GIC Said to Invest in San Francisco Tower
• Audit Firms May Stop Taking UN Carbon Credit Work, Lobby Says
• Armstrong Faces $200 Million Salary Loss With Reputation Hit
• How Congress Prevented the ‘Fiscal Cliff’ of the 1840s
• Merkel Warns Against Euro-Area Overhaul Stalling at ‘Halfway’
• Banks Get Higher Credit Ratings for Business, ECB Study Says
• Gamco’s Ward Says He’s Fully Invested in Equities: Tom Keene
• Nationstar Fights Ocwen for Servicer Supremacy: Mortgages
• Willis Falls as Broker’s Profit Misses Estimates: New York Mover
• Nigeria’s Access Bank CEO Targets 22% Growth in Lending in 2013
• U.K. Top Court Won’t Recognize U.S. Bankruptcy Judgments
• Romney’s Social Security Plan Hides a Tax Hike
• Trafigura Fails to Buy Forties Crude; Kirkuk Exports to Increase
• Syrians Agree to a Cease-Fire Few at UN Expect Will Last
• BofA Sued by U.S. for $1 Billion Over Alleged Mortgage Fraud
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for October 24
• U.S. Solar Jobs Face Bright Future, Wind Posts Flutter
• Ecobank Transnational Says Nine-Month Profit Rose 22% on Lending
• KKR Said to Hire Citigroup to Raise $400 Million CLO Fund
• French Gas Suppliers Take Government to Court Over Rates
• RBS to Pay Nevada $42 Million to Resolve Subprime Loan Probe
• U.S. Stocks Little Changed as Tech Slump Tempers Data
• Eurobank Steps Up Business Support to Boost Growth in Greece
• S. Korea Expands Role in U.K. Carbon Capture as 2Co Sells Stake
• European Stocks Climb on SAP Revenue Forecast
• Brazil Sugar Mills Boost Output 57% in Center South Oct. 1-15
• Worsening U.S. Plains Dryness Seen as Threat to Wheat by Martell
• Chenault of Amex, Duke of Devonshire: Scene Last Night
• Canada Considers Public Opinion in Takeovers: Minister
• Deutsche Wohnen Seeks Cash as Landlord’s Chief Sees Growth
• Ophir Energy Falls in London on Need for Exploration Funding
• Greek Bonds Erase Drop on Deficit Comments as Spain’s Bonds Rise
• France Guarantees Peugeot Debt in Exchange for Influence
• Netanyahu Says Israel May Broaden Response to Gaza Rocket Fire
• IMF Sees Serbia’s 2013 Budget Plan as Too Optimistic, NIN Says
• U.K. Stocks Advance, Snapping Three-Day Drop; ARM Gains
• Pick n Pay Mulls African Growth as Share of Home Market Shrinks
• Russia Stocks Sink to Week Low as Europe Concerns Pare Risk Bets
• Egypt Forces Raid Gym for Militants, Kill One in Shootout
• Natural Gas Futures Decline on Outlook for U.S. Inventories
• Pimco Sours on Financial Bonds in Record Rally: Credit Markets
• HgCapital Seeking $2.8 Billion for European Buyout Fund
• Pound Rises Amid Bets U.K. Economy Exited Recession; Gilts Fall
• Nasdaq Earnings Fall as Revenue From Equity Trading Drops
• Georgia City’s Sewage Plant Plan Gives Options, Journal Reports
• Moody’s, Fitch May Cut Rosneft on $45 Billion Cost of TNK-BP
• Pimco Retreats From Euro Money Market on Negative Yield Risk
• Obama-Romney Contest Has Both Arguing Path to Victory
• Romney Is More Moderate on Energy Than He Lets on: Khosla
• Blackstone Said to Plan Pool to Buy Hedge-Fund Stakes
• Petrobras Rescue Turns HRT Into Biggest Gainer
• Polish Day-Ahead Power Drops as German Business Confidence Falls
• France Studies Court Ruling Canceling Regulated EDF Power Rates
• Women Hold 20% of World’s Political Power, Report Says
• Middle East Unrest a Boon to Elbit Systems Beating Defense Peers
• Santander May Have $23B Spain Capital Gap, Barclays Says
• Soybeans Rise on Global Demand for U.S. Supplies; Corn Gains
• Iran Judiciary Lashes Out at President, Prolonging Jail Spat
• Chevron, BP Price-Fixing Case Referred to South Africa Tribunal
• Bloomberg Dealmakers Summit: Photos
• Oaktree Seeks Money for Emerging Markets Distressed Debt
• Agricole Owners Pledge 5 Billion Euros for Environment
• Brinker Slumps as Forecast Trails Estimates
• Big Oil Deal Helps Putin More Than Russia
• Germany Presses to Buy EADS Stake From Daimler to Guard Balance
• Draghi Defends Bond Purchases With Warning of Deflation
• Ethanol Production in U.S. Rose 0.5% Last Week, DOE Says
• Greece, Troika Reached Final Labor Agreement, Stournaras Says
• Egyptians Hunt Cheap Fuel as Mursi Seeks to End Shortage
• Gasoline Reverses Gain as Inventories Rise More Than Forecast
• Congo to Boost Djeno Crude Exports to Six Cargoes in December
• Treasuries Decline as New Home Sales Gain Before Fed
• China’s Highest Court to Hear Sinovel Case This Week, AMSC Says
• VW Sticks to 2012 Earnings Targets After 3Q Profit Drop
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for Oct. 19 (Text)
• Sullivan, Clifford Chance, Jones Day: Business of Law
• AstraZeneca Toxic-Cleanup Affiliate Files Bankruptcy
• Bulgaria Will Hold Referendum on Construction of Nuclear Plant
• Leverage Ratios Alone Won’t Curb Bank Risk, Basel Official Warns
• Bank of Canada's October Monetary Policy Report Summary (Text)
• New York Life Adds Gerald Smith to Insurer’s Board of Directors
• Sirius XM’s Karmazin Exits as Malone’s Liberty Takes Over
• Dubai Builds Two Months of Gas Reserve for Power, Official Says
• South Africa Yields Rise to 2-Week High After Inflation Quickens
• Alberta Opposes Full Chinese Company Ownership, Poll Says
• The Real Cost of Medical Tourism
• Tempur-Pedic Tumbles After Cutting 2012 Profit Forecast
• Soccer Hero Drains Votes as Ukraine Tactics Risk EU Wrath
• BP to Keep Azerbaijan’s ACG Oil Output Stable After Declines
• Ford Said to Plan to Shut Last U.K. Vehicle Factory
• Barclays Says Human Resources Director Sally Bott Resigns
• Barclays Kenya Surges to More Than 14-Month High: Nairobi Mover
• Spanish, Irish Bailout Bonds May Be Protected in EU Basel Law
• Moto Hospitality Rating Lowered as Covenant-Breach Risk Grows
• Arizona City Approves Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion Plan
• Partner, Cellcom Decline as Price War Continues: Tel Aviv Mover
• EON Withdraws From Finnish Nuclear Project on Price Slide
• Origin Plans to Submit Chile Energia Austral Dam Study in 2013
• Buffett Tells CNBC He Doesn’t Know Solution for P&G
• EU Overshooting Kyoto Emission-Reduction Target by 8.8%
• Facebook Shares Soar After Beating Estimates on Mobile
• Reckitt Benckiser Rises to Record as Sales Beat Estimates
• National Express Stock Falls on Coach Unit 2013 Prospects
• Germany, Greece Sell 1.35 Million EU Carbon Permits in Auctions
• EU Sent Microsoft Antitrust Objections on Browser Choice
• Commodity Supercycle Seen Continuing on Emerging Markets Demand
• Spain’s 10-Year Bonds Erase Decline, Leaving Yield at 5.62%
• English Soccer Body Plans Program to Boost Women’s Team, Game
• HSH Nordbank Lends to Aquila Capital for EDF French Solar Park
• Pimco Ready to Trim Emerging-Market Corporate Debt on China
• Gordhan to Widen South Africa Budget Deficit
• Kenya’s Odinga Says Registration Delays Won't Affect Vote
• Mexico Inflation Rate Down as Prices Rise Less Than Forecast
• Pennvest Awards $79 Million for Pennsylvania Water Projects
• EU Overshooting Kyoto CO2-Reduction Target by 8.8%
• ADP U.S. Payroll Estimate to Reflect Data From More Firms
• Markit Index of Manufacturing in U.S. Rose to 51.3 in October
• Cameron Says U.K. Won’t Allow Prisoners Vote, Rebuffing Court
• Egypt's Juhayna Shares at Two-Year High as Profit Gains
• Spain Bonds Fall on Economy in Longest Slump Since Draghi Pledge
• Lockheed Boosts 2012 Profit Forecast, Sees Sales Decline
• Marfrig Plans $543 Mln Share Sale After Debt Hits Record
• Fukushima Still ‘Precarious,’ Japan’s New Regulator Says at IAEA
• Rosneft Deal Shows Ex-KGB Spy’s Influence Under Putin: Energy
• Oil Falls to Three-Month Low as Earnings Bolster Concern
• Scots Reject Spanish Warning on EU Status After Independence
• Palestinian UN Bid in Defiance of U.S. Seeks to Jolt Talks
• Portugal Says Efromovich May Bid for TAP With EU Investors
• U.S. Home Prices Rose 0.7% in August From July, FHFA Says
• Moody’s Raises Global Oil Refining, Marketing Ratings to Stable
• U.S. May Go Over Fiscal Cliff for Short Time, Buffett Tells CNBC
• BAE Tests Pirate-Hunting Ship Gun for Smaller Vessels
• Wheat Rises on Report Ukrainian Government Confirms Export Ban
• D.C. Inquiry, Europe Circuit Breakers, Sifma: Compliance
• U.K. Prosecutors Reviewing 2009 Dropping of Savile Sex Probe
• Tour de France Champ Wiggins to Focus on Giro d’Italia in 2013
• Tour de France Heir Says More Doping Offenders Left to Catch
• Moody’s Says ‘Likely’ Solvency II Delay Is Negative for Insurers
• Jet2.com Operator Dart Rises as Britons Seek Sun: London Mover
• Monti Says Italy to Meet EU Budget Rules After Vote, Ansa Says
• Turkey Yields Fall on Central Bank Comments, Fitch Outlook
• EPH Pledges to Keep Slovak Gas Prices Steady to Unlock SPP Sale
• Micex Most Volatile Versus Peers Since June on Oil Price
• China to ‘Steadily’ Resume Nuclear Power Project Construction
• Chile Traders See Key Rate Unchanged as CPI Stays on Target
• American Electric Profit Declines on Lower Demand
• Asian Stocks Decline as Global Slowdown Erodes Earnings
• Kerviel Loses Appeal Over 4.9 Billion-Euro SocGen Trading Loss
• Dublin Home Prices Rose Most in Six Years in September
• European Next-Year Coal Declines for Third Day to One Week-Low
• Nigeria’s Naira Weakens on Importer Demand
• Pakistan D.G. Khan Cement Profit Rises Fourfold on Record Prices
• Cruickshank Says BOE as Regulator Won’t Spur Competition
• Nigeria’s Oil Output Cut 500,000 Barrels by Flood, Agency Says
• Irish Grain Area Seen Dropping as Potato Cultivation Advances
• Buffett Adds to Wells Fargo Stake, Tells CNBC Bank is Well Run
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.14% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• Shipping Rally Seen Curbed by Clarkson as Owners Compete for Ore
• Apple Loses Dutch Patent Case Against Samsung on Touch Screen
• Airbus Wins A380 Order as Original Customer Singapore Tops Up
• Spanish 10-Year Bonds Erase Decline to Leave Yield at 5.62%
• Palm Oil Climbs to Highest in Four Weeks as China Boosts Imports
• Buffett Tells CNBC ‘I Feel Great’ After Radiation Treatment
• Corporate Bond Risk Rises in Europe as German Confidence Drops
• Holocaust Memorial for Roma, Sinti Opens After Delays
• Euro-Area Recession Deepens as Manufacturing Shrinks: Economy
• Congo’s Gecamines Plans 500 Megawatt Coal-Fired Plant
• FIL, Apple, Nobel Prize, Haaretz: Intellectual Property
• South Africa’s Mining Strikes a Risk to Financial Stability
• REC Is Merger Candidate as Solar Takeovers Loom, CEO Says
• South Africa Seeks End to Livestock Ban Costing Billions of Rand
• Merkel Ally Warns of Concern at U.K. as Hague Threatens Veto
• Danske Drops as Nordea’s Interest Income Falls: Copenhagen Mover
• Arsenal to Miss Llorente, Juve Wants Walcott: Roundup
• Atlas Copco Profit Beats Estimates on U.S. Industrial Demand
• Erste’s Romanian Exposure EU8.6 Billion, Mediafax Says
• Nintendo Cuts Forecast as Smartphone Games Hurt Console Demand
• NIS of Serbia Plans to Invest $455 Million in 2012, 2013
• ECB’s Hansson Says Investors Have Reason to Be More Optimistic
• Russia Scraps Bond Auction as Investors Demand Higher Yields
• Veolia Water Chief Sees Growth in U.S. Advisory Services
• LG Electronics Posts 3rd-Quarter Profit on Phone Earnings
• Pound Stays Higher Versus Euro Even as U.K. Manufacturing Slumps
• Punch Taverns Seeks to Restructure Mortgage-Backed Bond Issues
• Gender Gap Widens in Massachusetts, Brown’s Wife Hits TV
• EU Takes Italy Back to Court Over Landfills, Seeks Daily Fines
• Czechs See Risks in Incomplete EU Bank Union, Lizal Says
• Rajoy Sees Case for Slowing EU-Driven Austerity
• Gasoline Futures Rise in U.S. After Longest Losing Streak
• European Union Regulators Seek Fine for Belgium Over TV Rules
• Teck Profit Falls, in Line With Estimates, as Coal Prices Slide
• STMicro Makes Plans to Get Leaner as Chip Demand Is Weak
• Germany Gets Bids Exceeding Sales Target at 10-Year Bund Auction
• U.K. Renewables Make Up 2% of Energy Bill Increases, Lobby Says
• Weak Tea at Unilever Persists Amid Innovation at Rivals
• Priciest Malaysian Phone Stocks Get Top Fund to Ride Gain
• UN ERU Greenhouse Gas Offsets Fall to Record 63 Euro Cents a Ton
• German Ifo Business Confidence Unexpectedly Fell in October
• China Industry Gauge Rises as Easing Prospects Abate
• EU Carbon Premium Over UN Credits Widens to Record 7 Euros a Ton
• Nordic Power Price to Drop Below Coal-Fired Plant Cost in 2015
• Philippine Peso Declines on Spain’s Recession; Bonds Advance
• Germany Seeks to Gain From Property Boom by Closing Tax Loophole
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Oct 23, 2012.
• Euro-Area Debt Increased to Record 90% of GDP in 2nd Quarter
• Riksbank Burns Option to Cut After Ingves Gambit: Nordic Credit
• China Electric Vehicle Sales to Fall Short of Target, BNEF Says
• Actelion Drops After Study as JPMorgan Cuts Price Target
• Yuan Forwards at Deepest Discount in Three Weeks on Europe Debt
• Emaar Drops Most in 2 Weeks as Net Misses Estimate: Dubai Mover
• EU-27 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Fell 2.5% in 2011, Agency Says
• South African Inflation Rate Climbs More Than Expected
• Pick n Pay’s First-Half Profit Drops on Lower Market Share
• Asian Currencies Weaken on Concern Europe to Slow Global Growth
• Pakistan Stock Market, Banks to Remain Shut Oct. 26-29
• Taiwan Dollar Forwards Halt Four-Day Drop on China Manufacturing
• Egypt’s Savings Vacuum Shows Struggle for Banks: Islamic Finance
• German 10-Year Bunds Erase Drop After Ifo Survey, PMI Reports
• Italian Consumer Confidence Gains for Second Month After Tax Cut
• Debt-Ridden Euro Nations Must Reform to End Crisis, Estonia Says
• Gazprom Neft Builds Hydrocracking Unit at Omsk to Improve Diesel
• Telenor Third-Quarter Ebitda Rises on Norway, Sweden
• Nordea Profit Misses Estimates as Bank’s Loan Losses Swell
• Philippines May Cut Rate on Currency Gains Threat
• Giant Taj Mahal Can’t Hide Dubai’s Weak Real Estate Market
• Draghi Takes Pitch Into Lion’s Den as German Faith Wavers
• Euro Holds Loss Before PMI, Sentiment Data; Aussie Surges
• Swedish Confidence Falls for Third Month Amid Job Cuts
• Turkey Approves Development of Salipazari Port Ahead of Sale
• Norvik Banka Gets Capital Boost From Demjan, Regulator Says
• China’s Stock Index Rises on Manufacturing Data; Yanzhou Drops
• Hynix Has First Profit in Four Quarters on FX, Cost Cuts
• Wacker Forecasts Lower-Than-Expected 2012 Profit on Solar
• Vietnam One-Year Bonds Fall as Inflation Quickens; Dong Steady
• SAP Lifts 2012 Revenue Target as Software Beats Estimates
• Mashreq’s Al Ghurair Fears U.A.E. Banks Becoming Over-Regulated
• Volvo Third-Quarter Profit Misses Estimates on Asia Sales
• Huawei Says U.S. ‘Distorted’ Concern, Offers Australia Codes
• BAT Nine-Month Cigarette Shipments Fall on Europe and Brazil
• BCG Says 90 New Malls Will Open in Turkey by 2016: Hurriyet
• Nyrstar Maintains Full-Year Production Guidance for All Metals
• King Says BOE Is Ready to Add to QE If U.K. Recovery Fades
• Mauritius’s Sugar Industry Seen Earning $210 Million This Year
• Japanese Stocks Decline on Earnings Amid Global Slowdown
• Auchan to Open Two Stores a Year in Ukraine, Kommersant Reports
• Umeme of Uganda Sees Earnings Rising 22% on Rebate, Lower Debt
• Brazil Soybean Crop Estimated 47% Sold by Soybean & Corn Advisor
• Mexico Senate Reinstates Union Transparency in Labor Bill
• Billabong Founder Survives Revolt After Opposing Bid
• Aussie Gains on Faster Inflation, China Manufacturing
• China Shuffles Military Leaders Ahead of Wider Party Transition
• REC Reports Profit in Third Quarter on REC Wafer Bankruptcy
• Japan to Restrict Some Rice Shipments in Fukushima on Radiation
• N.Z. Sells NZ$2.5 Billion Inflation Debt, 1st Since 1999
• Goldman’s Pill Says ‘Guerrilla’ ECB to Impose Losses on Skeptics
• German Stocks to See Short-Term Slump; Technical Analysis
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 10/24/2012
• Detroit Lions’ Nate Burleson Out for NFL Season With Broken Leg
• Dow Chemical to Eliminate 2,400 Jobs and Close Factories
• Vector Drops as Regulator Proposes Price Cut: Wellington Mover
• Singapore Planning to Build Fourth LNG Tank to Meet Demand
• Sales of New Houses in U.S. Probably Climbed to Two-Year High
• Armstrong’s Results to Be Erased From All WADA-Sanctioned Events
• NHL’s Daly Says No Talks in Near Future; Full Season Threatened
• Microsoft Windows 8 Surfaces as Challenge to Apple Mobile
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