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October 25, 2012

• WTI Oil Falls as Much as 52 Cents to $85.53; Brent Futures Drop
• Samsung Tops Nokia Again as Biggest Seller of Mobile Phones
• Global Funds Buy Net 6.24 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Former Chongqing Chief Bo Xilai Removed From China Congress
• Chile Pays Historic Low Latin America Yield in Offering
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Iran Underground Nuclear Plant Almost Finished, N.Y. Times Says
• Australia Urged to Stick With Renewable Energy Policy
• Oil Fluctuates After First Gain in Six Days on U.S. Economy
• Thai Flood Zone Fortified to Lure Manufacturers: Southeast Asia
• BNDES Said to Plan Adding Capital to Marfrig in Share Offering
• Canon Falls After Cutting Forecast on Camera Demand: Tokyo Mover
• Bank of China 17% Profit Jump Tops Estimates on Margins
• Sharp Surges After Report of Capital Talks: Tokyo Mover
• Economists See BOJ Easing Next Week as Pressure on Bank Grows
• Korea’s Growth Slows as Global Cooling Caps Export Demand
• Marchionne Bond Gains Show Chrysler Plan Converts Critics
• Aluminum Shipments by Japan Decrease 2.5% in September
• Bimbo Profit Plunges 82% on Wheat, Sara Lee Integration Cost
• Japan Consumer Prices Slide a Fifth Month as BOJ Set to Meet
• TOP Oil Market News: Crude Gains; Gasoline Rises on Storm Threat
• Wynn Resorts Rises as Dividend Doubled, Profit Tops Views
• University of California Must Disclose Fund Investments Details
• Ex-AT&T Employee Gets Year in Prison Over Disclosures
• Australia Boosts Murray-Darling Spending to Ensure Food Supply
• Inpex’s Ichthys LNG Project in Australia Awards Contract to AG&P
• Ohio Sees Enough Campaign Ads to Air Nonstop for 80 Days
• Toyota Targets 20% October U.S. Gain on Camry, Prius
• IBM Received Request From SEC Over Dealings With Iran, ZTE
• Solar Energy Is Ready. The U.S. Isn't
• Clearwire Posts Narrower Loss Than Estimated on Cost Cuts
• Madoff Brother’s Sentencing Delayed at Defense Request
• Capitalist Tool Developer Taught Math to Leonardo: Lewis Lapham
• Japan Stock Futures Gain as Yen Falls to 4-Month Low on Stimulus
• Texas Regulators to Double Electricity Price Cap in 2015
• PPR May Advance After Gucci Maker Says Confident for 2012 Growth
• Windmills Overload East Europe’s Grid Risking Blackout: Energy
• HSBC Bets on Bonds, Loans in Russia After Selling Consumer Unit
• Pharmaxis’s Bronchitol Wins U.K. Cost Agency's Backing
• Euro Recession Drags Eastern Growth Lower, Development Ba
• Nestle U.K. to Produce More KitKat Bars Under Fairtrade Label
• Agent ‘Shag’ Among Secrets Spilled in Spy Chief’s Diary
• Messi With a Mohawk Lures Brazil’s Richest Man to World Cup Gold
• Luc Bondy Loses His Way in Pinter’s “Homecoming” in Paris
• Motorola Papers Temporarily Sealed in Apple-Samsung Suit
• Artemis Owes $2.17 Billion in Damages, California Says
• Dominion, Shipper Cancel Agreement for Cove Point LNG Output
• Symantec Rises as Forecast Tops Estimates on Demand
• BlackRock’s Fink Says France ‘Structurally Uncompetitive’
• LivingSocial to Post Third Quarter Loss on Writedown
• If Elected, Moderate Mitt Will Disappear
• Don’t Cram Audits Down Investors’ Throats
• Iowa Voters Are Independent, Not Undecided
• A Congress Too Polarized to Protect Itself
• Our Unprincipled Politics
• Bally Settles IGT Suit Over Slot-Machine Technology
• Bank of America Sued by U.S. Over Mortgage Loan Sales
• Planned Parenthood Denied Rehearing in Texas Funding Cutoff
• Novartis Cannibalizes Gleevec to Boost New Cancer Drug
• Verizon Told of Risks Before Idearc Spinoff, Lawyer Says
• New Zealand’s Annual Trade Deficit Swells to Widest Since 2009
• China Unicom Net Misses Estimates on Adding Low-End Users
• Kozlowski Sues New York Parole Board for Denying Release
• Atletico Madrid Among Perfect Europa League Trio; Liverpool Wins
• Swiss Banks Go Local in Bid to Lure Latin American Millionaires
• Groups Use Fake Letters, Felony Threats to Suppress Vote
• U.S. Company Credit Swaps Pare Fall; RBC Sells Benchmark Bonds
• Code in Aramco Cyber Attack Indicates Lone Perpetrator
• Fisherman Builds DeLorean-Style Hovercraft, Aims for Google Job
• BrightSource Approved for Two of Five California Solar Contracts
• U.S. Stock Futures Drop on Apple as Treasuries Retreat
• Emerging Stocks Gain on Earnings as Batista Share Plan Lifts OGX
• Powell Endorses Obama as Candidates Hit Campaign Targets
• Oracle’s E-Mail Marketing Need Signals ExactTarget Deal
• Yen Drops to Four-Month Low Versus Dollar; Rand Climbs
• Cheerful Billionaire Peterffy Works to Topple Obama With Ad
• Yuan Forwards Climb to May High as Melco Surges
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for October 25
• N.Z. Dollar Touches 6-Month High Versus Yen After Rate Decision
• Zynga Rises as Game Maker Annouces Buyback, Gambling Deal
• Angie’s List Soars as Sales Top Estimates on Member Gains
• Treasuries Fall as Seven-Year Note Demand Is Least Since 2009
• Colombian Peso Falls on Speculation for Increased Dollar Demand
• U.S. Stock-Index Futures Drop After Apple Profit Trails Forecast
• Yanukovych to Keep Ukraine Grip as Core East Repels Divided Foes
• Lithuanian Opposition to Vie for Dominance in Election Runoffs
• South Korea’s Consumer Confidence Falls to Lowest in Nine Months
• Gasoline Ends Record Slump on Hurricane: Commodities at Close
• Brazil Real Holds Within 0.1% of Two-Week High on Swaps Auction
• New York Times Co. Falls as Ad Slump Spurs Surprise Loss
• GE Said to Have Weighed Hudson City Bank Takeover
• Baseball World Series Opener’s TV Rating Drops 13% From 2011
• Deutsche Bank’s Hooper Sees 3% Growth If Fiscal Cliff Is Avoided
• Boehringer to Pay $95 Million to Resolve Drug Promotion Case
• Imax Jumps to Highest Since July on Screen Growth: Toronto Mover
• U.S. Stock-Index Futures Drop After Apple Profit Trails Forecast
• Sprint Loss Is Smaller Than Estimated as Spending Ebbs
• Chicago Gasoline Gains as Supplies Tighten for Third Week
• Gross Says Structural Headwinds to Dominate After Election
• PulteGroup Falls as Putback Concern Overshdows Profit
• Soros Joins Meister's Corvex Urging ADT to Buy Back Stock
• Codelco Begins Talks With Ecuador Over Junin Copper Deposit
• AllianceBernstein Rises Most in 14 Months on Earnings
• Microsoft Unveils Windows 8 as Stakes Rise in Apple Fight
• Ford to Cut 5,700 Jobs With Three European Plant Closings
• Volcano Loses Patent Countersuit Against St. Jude Medical
• Chubb Profit Climbs 79% to $533 Million on Disaster Costs
• Aetna Third-Quarter Profit Rises as Enrollment Surges
• Ethanol Extends Losing Streak Fourth Day on Tepid Consumption
• Canadian Tire Seeks Savings Ahead of Target Arrival
• Carbo Rises After Beating Analysts’ Cost Estimates: Dallas Mover
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for October 25
• Democrats Seize on Indiana Republican’s Rape Comment
• Conoco Profit Tops Analysts’ Estimates on Production
• LDK Sells Solar Plants to Henan Xindaxin for $22 Million
• McKesson Plans to Buy PSS World Medical for $1.62 Billion
• Altria Profit Matches Estimates After Price Increases
• The Long and Controversial History of For-Profit Colleges
• Dominion Drops as Third-Quarter Profit Misses Estimates
• AMD Faces Looming Cash Crunch Amid Quest for New Markets
• Best Buy Says Quarterly Profit Will Fall ‘Significantly’
• St. Jude Device to Close Heart Holes Fails to Stop Stroke
• Potash Corp. Cuts Forecast on Delayed China, India Sales
• AutoNation CEO Says Acquisitions Will Probably Resume
• Nexen Third-Quarter Profit Falls 71% as Downtime Cuts Output
• Mead Johnson Declines Most Since December on Cut Forecast
• P&G Profit Tops Estimates as McDonald Trims Costs
• Colgate to Cut 6% of Jobs in Restructuring Program
• Occidental Profit Falls on Higher Costs, Gas Price Drop
• Royal Bank of Canada Raises $1 Billion of Three-Year Securities
• United Misses as Profit Pared by Waning Demand, Fuel Gain
• P2 Energy Said to Set Rate on $330 Million of Dividend Loans
• Medtronic Manipulated Bone Product Data, Senators Say
• Spirit Posts $590 Million Charge as New Jets Tax Output
• Oil Rises for First Time in Six Days on Signs of Growth
• Vale Cost Cuts Paying Off as Earnings Surprise Analysts
• California Probes Shutdown of Edison Nuclear Plant
• BP Cancels Florida Ethanol Plant, Extends Renewable Exit
• EU Approves UN Climate-Talks Mandate, Sidesteps Unused Rights
• OGX Jumps as Batista May Buy $1 Billion of New Shares
• Natural Gas Declines After Bigger-Than-Average Supply Increase
• LeMond Asks for UCI’s McQuaid to Resign, USA Cycling Boycott
• Panetta Says Poor Intelligence Barred Forces to Benghazi
• China Donates $1.3 Million in Medical Equipment to Costa Rica
• Heavy Canadian Oil Weakens to Lowest Since July as Lines Fill Up
• China Leader’s Job at Odds With Tobacco Ties, Brookings Says
• Rajaratnam Appeal Judges Voice Concern Over U.S. Wiretaps
• Louisiana Seeks Jury Trial on $1 Billion Claim Against BP
• Muni Downgrades Top 2011 Total on Weak Economy: Moody’s
• Arizona’s Brewer Spends Super-PAC Cash for GOP Candidates
• Gold Futures Rise Most in 3 Weeks on Central Bank Buying
• NFL Teams May Reach $2 Billion by 2022 Due to Media, Labor Deals
• American Airlines Assails Sabre in Data-Business Trial
• Former Morgan Stanley Banker Barrett Joins Greenblatt’s Gotham
• Hamptons Home Prices Fall as Buyers Seek Cheaper Retreats
• Health Companies Sitting on Cash May Mean Bigger Deals
• Fish Caught in Fukushima as Tainted as a Year Ago, Study Says
• Sternlicht’s Starwood Said to Agree to Buy Servicer LNR
• Sotheby’s Wine Sale Led by Montrachet, Lafite Nets $2.3 Million
• Pending Sales of U.S. Existing Homes Rose 0.3% in September
• Statoil May Consider Canadian Liquified Natural Gas Business
• Portugal Sells 50 Million Euros of Notes Maturing January 2018
• Coming U.S. Oil Gusher Makes Keystone XL Less Important
• NBA Commissioner David Stern to Step Down in February 2014
• Gamesa to Cut 20% of Its Workforce to Return to Profit
• RBS Hires UBS’s Hulina to Head Currency, Emerging-Markets Sales
• Heavy Rains Delay Argentine Soy, Corn Planting, Exchange Says
• Gasoline Decline Blunting Romney Weapon: Energy Markets
• National Oilwell Falls as Margin Expected to Drop: Houston Mover
• Deals 50% Below Peak As CEOs Show Caution, Gogel Says
• Batista Only Using $1 Billion OGX Option at Premium: CFO
• Microsoft’s China-First Tablet Sales Challenge Apple
• Memphis Grizzlies’ Sale to Pera Group Is Approved by NBA Owners
• Brazil’s Gold Reserves Rise For First Time Since 2008
• Mondelez International May Divest Some Products in Review
• OMA Climbs to Four-Year High as Profit Rises: Mexico City Mover
• Brazil’s Development Bank to Buy Bonds to Fund Infrastructure
• Pinnacle Shuts Palo Verde 3 Reactor for Unplanned Valve Repairs
• Usmanov’s Internet Company Sold $320 Million Facebook Stake
• On Immigration, Don’t Hold Economy Hostage to Politics
• New York Policeman Charged in Plot to Kidnap, Cook Women
• Romney’s Stemberg Divorce Testimony to Be Released
• Microsoft Unveils Windows 8 as Stakes Rise in Apple Fight
• Putin Had ‘Mixed Feelings’ on Rosneft’s $55 Billion TNK-BP Deal
• Vinci Sees 2012 Net Income Falling on New Taxes
• New York Area Has Biggest Jump in Foreclosure Filings
• Sky Cycling Coach Julich Quits After Admitting Doping in Past
• Estonian Doctors, Employers Reach Deal on Wages, BNS Reports
• France Tops U.S. Wheat With Premium Seen at Record
• RBPlat Falls Record Amount on Block Trade: Johannesburg Mover
• Windreich Sells German Offshore Wind Project Worth $1.3 Billion
• EU Banks Need ‘TARP-Like’ Program, Millstein and Studzinski Say
• Electoral Math Not Adding Up to Republican-Run Senate
• Princeton Picked to Win 27th Ivy Basketball Title Over Harvard
• Ukraine Investors Bet on IMF Deal as Yanukovych Faces Vote
• Ruble Extends Weekly Decline After Crude Oil Erases Advance
• BlueMountain to Saba Searching for Yield in Bond Exotica
• EU Carbon Erases Losses as Profit From Burning Coal Advances
• Billionaire Hedge Fund’s Naval Prize Nabs 1% of Payday
• Brazil’s Ethanol Blend Won’t Spur Investment, Analyst Says
• Royal Caribbean Rises Most in Two Years on Profit, Forecast
• Gold Seen Outperforming as Commodity Bull Run Stalls Near-Term
• Mobile TeleSystems May Acquire 25% of MTS-Bank for $162 Million
• BHP CEO Says Olympic Dam Mine Expansion Decision Years Away
• Nadal to Miss Season-Ending ATP World Tour Finals in London
• McCarthy & Stone Plans to Hire Advisers Following Debt Trades
• European Stocks Rise as Unilever, Sanofi Beat Estimates
• CFTC Said to Allow More Swaps Trading Via Phone in Final Rule
• Most U.K. Stocks Advance as Economic Growth Tops Forecast
• Glencore, Xstrata Investors to Vote Nov. 20 on Merger
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for October 25
• DynCorp Let Off Hook by U.S. for Poor Work, Audit Finds
• American Water Completes $27 Million Project in Pennsylvania
• Russia Stocks Snap 2 Days of Losses on Crude Gains, U.S.
• German Bunds Fall as Greece, Portugal Progress Damps Safety Bid
• Sanofi Narrows Full-Year Forecast as Quarterly Profit Drops
• London Police Say There Are About 300 Victims in Savile Probe
• AstraZeneca Profit Beats Estimates; Forecast Unchanged
• Shire CEO to Retire in 2013; Bayer’s Ornskov Gets Top Job
• Air China Prefers Bonds as Debt Beats Stock Sales: China Credit
• Fitch Says U.S. Rating Still Unlikely to Change Until 2013
• Drax Gets $306 Million From Share Sale for Plant Conversion
• Shale Glut Becomes $2 Diesel Using Gas-to-Liquids Plants
• U.S. 7-Year Notes Fall Before Auction; Fitch Unchanged
• Novartis Nebraska Factory Restart Delayed; OTC Sales Drop
• Janus Profit Drops 8.4% as Withdrawals Overtake Rally
• CEOs Expand Ranks of Support for U.S. Budget Deficit Cut
• Harvest Sues ThermoGenesis Over Medical Technology Patent
• Franklin Operating Profit Falls on Equities Withdrawals
• Cypriot Austerity Plan May Fall Afoul of Troika, Alithia Reports
• Commercial Paper Contracts to Least Since January 2011, Fed Says
• Rajaratnam Seeks Reversal Day After Gupta Sentenced
• Logitech Drops Most in 9 Years on Sales Forecast
• Merkel’s Swiss Tax Pact Faces Veto as SPD Flexes Pre-Vote Power
• BOPP of Ghana Rises Most in 8 Months on Profit: Accra Mover
• Hubbard Said to Prefer Treasury to Fed If Romney Wins
• Starwood Hotels Shares Fall on Weakening Demand for Rooms
• OPEC to Increase Shipments on Heating Demand, Oil Movements Says
• Portugal Faces Difficult Choices to Comply With Aid Program
• M&A to Grow More ‘Robust’ Next Year, Effron Says
• Gordhan Reins in South Africa Spending to Restore Confidence
• Dutch Vote Boosts Pressure to Support Carbon Fix, Lawmaker Says
• Syria Accepts Muslim Holiday Cease-Fire as Violence Rages
• Pound Jumps After U.K. Emerges From Recession; Gilts Drop
• Romney Effort Raises $111.8 Million in the First Half of October
• Olympic Hurdler Lolo Jones Makes U.S. Women’s Bobsled Team
• MTN Raises Full-Year Forecast on African Customer Additions
• Visa, MasterCard Judge Says Deal Appears to Meet Standard
• Dollar May Rise to Six-Month High Versus Yen: Technical Analysis
• Arsenal Is Two Years Away From Financially Competing, CEO Says
• Tenneco Rises After Profit Tops Analysts’ Estimates
• St. Jude Device to Close Heart Holes Shows Mixed Trial Results
• Santander Profit Plunges on Spain Property Purge, U.K.
• Cliffs Natural Falls After Profit Misses Estimate: Detroit Mover
• SEC Approves Mortgage Trade Disclosure Rules for Finra’s Trace
• Rand Gains as 2015 Yields Fall on Gordhan Plan to Hold Spending
• Canon Reduces Forecasts as Smartphones Start Replacing Cameras
• Argentina Takes Control of Belgrano Cargas Rail Line for 90 Days
• Kansas City Fed’s Manufacturing Survey for October (Text)
• College Endowments Post 0.3% Investment Loss
• Evercore Advances After Profit Beats Estimates: New York Mover
• South African Mining Strikes Wane as Gold Workers Return
• State Tax Revenue Climbed 3.2%, Rockefeller Institute Says
• Wynn Resorts Rises as Dividend Doubled, Profit Tops Views
• The Presidential Candidate Who Would Destroy the Economy
• Amherst Overhauls Sex-Assault Reporting After Outcry
• Bids on $31 Million of European Leveraged Loans Sought by IFMI
• I2O Chief Advocates Giving Water Value to Match Its Availability
• EU May Toughen Commodity Swaps Curbs in Financial Rules
• Symantec Rises as Forecast Tops Estimates on Demand
• Lazard Shares Rise After Profit Beat, Cost-Cutting Plan
• Argentina’s Benchmark Badlar Rate Falls to Lowest in One Month
• Russian Court Delays Hearing on $10.6 Million Madonna Lawsuit
• Iron-Ore Shipping Rates Extend Decline as Vessel Demand Slows
• Daimler Scraps 2013 Targets After Cutting Forecast
• Israeli General Says Wargames With U.S. Boost Deterrence
• Iran's Laughable Oil Threat
• Mortgage Rates in U.S. Increase With 30-Year at 3.41%
• Medicaid Spending Growth Slows as U.S. Economy Improves
• Cortec Mining Kenya to Start Niobium Mine for Export by 2016
• Spain to Extend Regional Bailout as Andalusia Urges Aid
• Canines in Costume: A Halloween Parade's Best Friends
• Clear Channel Issues $2 Billion of Bonds in Bank-Loan Exchange
• Staples Co-Founder Stemberg Backs Release of Romney Testimony
• Raytheon Boosts 2012 Profit Forecast Citing Cost Cuts
• Consumer Comfort in U.S. Climbs to Highest Level Since April
• Scottish Companies Seek Answers Elsewhere on Independence
• GDP Surge Makes BOE Stimulus Less Likely, Economists Say
• Wolfsburg Coach Leaves After Slump to Bottom of Table
• Sultan’s Tax Discount on Mansion Shows Law Favors Wealthy
• Brooklyn Nets Owner Said to Weigh Offer for Insurer RESO
• ABB Chief to Hone Power-Systems Unit to Stem Margin Declines
• International Air Traffic Underfunded by U.S., Study Says
• Iraq Basrah Light Crude Exports Stable at 46 Cargoes in November
• Brazil Jobless Rate at Low for September on Growth Outlook
• S. African Farmers to Plant 2.74 Million Hectares Corn in Season
• Bajaj Finance and IDFC Ltd CP deal:India Money Markets
• Goldman, BMO Risk Losing Fees If Nexen Deal Blocked
• Allahabad Bank & Canara Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Supreme Foodservice Wins Protest of $10 Billion U.S. Award
• IDFC Ltd and Indian Oil Corporation Ltd CP:India Money Markets
• Andhra Bank and Federal Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Jobless Claims in U.S. Show Limited Labor Market Progress
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Hedge Fund Boxers Tame Animal Instincts in H.K. Fight Night
• Russia’s Southern Winter Grain Crop Seen as Damaged on Weather
• France’s Solar Suppliers Urge Industry Consolidation
• Anglo Cuts Platinum Forecast, Says Minas Costs to Rise
• Oil Rebounds After Five-Day Loss on U.S. Outlook, Japan
• U.S. Drought Monitor Report for the Week Ending Oct. 23 (Text)
• Georgian Lawmakers Approve Billionaire Ivanishvili’s Cabinet
• EU Parliament Opposes Mersch ECB Move in Symbolic Gender Act
• Firings Highest Since 2010 as Ford to Dow Face Slump
• Afren to Invest $120 Million in East Africa as Oil Race Quickens
• Gloucester Rugby Hazell Banned for Striking Opponent
• France Telecom Cuts Dividend Projection as Earnings Drop
• Orders for U.S. Capital Goods Stagnate as Spending Slumps
• Canada August Employment, Earnings and Hours Report (Text)
• International Paper Says Online Retailers' Box Demand Up
• Coca-Cola Exit May Speed Greece’s Cut to Emerging Market
• Russian Funds Band Together to Repel Government Cash Grab
• South African Mining Strikes Cost $1.2 Billion in Lost Output
• Gordhan Says South Africa Has ‘Sound, Sustainable’ Budget Policy
• Spain’s Bad Bank Seen as Too Big to Work: Mortgages
• EON, RWE Said to Sell British Nuclear Venture to Hitachi
• Wells Fargo Hires Cummings to Expand Abbot Downing Unit
• Airbus Eyes Lead in Single-Aisle Market With Improved A320 Jet
• Simon Reports Higher FFO, Raises Dividend as Rents Climb
• Branson Trials Hubs as Virgin Links Bollywood to 5th Avenue
• Indian Bond Yields Decline to Three-Month Low on Easing Optimism
• Indian Stocks Advance on Earnings Outlook; M&M, Sterlite
• Norway Tells Largest Sovereign Wealth Fund to Buy on Dip
• Technip Expects Floating LNG Plants to Proliferate Off Australia
• Sugar Rises as Lower Price May Spur Demand; Arabica Coffee Gains
• Fed Funds Open at 0.17%, Within Target Range, According to ICAP
• BASF CEO to Take ‘Deeper Dive’ Into U.S. Shale Opportunities
• Bundesbank’s Dombret Says Legacy Assets Shouldn’t Be Mutualized
• Ghana’s Oil Revenue Rises 29% in Nine Months on Jubilee Output
• McKesson Agrees to Buy PSS World Medical fr $2.1 Billion
• Philippines Needs to Boost Sin Tax to Win Ratings Upgrade
• Unipetrol Returns to Quarterly Profit on One-Time Provision
• ECB Is Said to Push Bankia Losses as Spain Purges Assets
• Lithuania’s Next Government Needs to Cut Deficit, Danske Says
• CME Group Net Income Falls 31 Percent as Rates Volume Decreases
• FSB to Make Proposals for Too-Big-To-Fail Banks, Insurers
• DNB Net Gains 41% as Loan Losses Drop, Lending Income Rises
• PGS Sees Improved Profits for Third Consecutive Year in 2013
• Syrian Violence Continues Before UN-Proposed Cease-fire
• Shire Says CEO Russell to Retire in 2013; Ornskov Joins Board
• Ishihara Quits as Tokyo Governor to Form New Political Party
• K-V Pharmaceutical, Apple, Huawei: Intellectual Property
• Gemalto Weighs Ventures as Company Set to Hit 2013 Target Early
• Europe’s Crisis Creeps North as Schneider, Daimler Cut Targets
• Sandvik Lowers Production as Toolmaker’s Demand Weakens
• EU to Consider UN Carbon Permit Limits Before Climate Summit
• Asian Stocks Rise as Exporters Gain on China, U.S. Data
• Finland Battered by Real Job Cuts as Crisis Ages: Nordic Credit
• EU Audit Shows Weaknesses in Slaughterhouse Hygiene Standards
• Credit Suisse to Cut More Costs as Quarterly Profit Falls
• Ghana Debt Costs May Rise at Sale as Cedi Weakens, Barclays Says
• Cenovus Third-Quarter Profit Declines 43% on Expansion Costs
• Iron-Ore Swaps Gain as Chinese Restocking Spurs Buying
• Lack of Auditors Crippling India Carbon Projects, Study Says
• French Maker of Barracuda Submarines Eyes Tidal Power Takeover
• U.K. Economy Surges 1% as Britain Exits Recession
• ITC Rating at 2-Year Low as Shares Near Record: Corporate India
• KKR Expects Investment Opportunities in Spain, Kravis Says
• Dougie Freedman Joins Bolton as Manager From Crystal Palace
• Chevron Buys Shale Gas Exploration Company in Lithuania, VZ Says
• Options Trading to Buy and Sell EU Carbon at 8 Euros Surges
• Singapore Airlines to End World’s Longest Non-Stop Flights
• Mail.ru Jumps Most in Six Weeks on Sales, Facebook: Moscow Mover
• Hidden Vietnam Billionaire Parlays Noodles Into Property
• Deutsche Bank Names Review Panel to Tackle Banker Pay Criticism
• Schneider Cuts 2012 Sales Goal as Revenue Misses Estimates
• Republican Pawlenty Now Working for Banks He Criticized
• Poland Says EU Will Agree ‘Good Mandate’ for Climate Talks Today
• Forint Strengthens Second Day as Hungary Pledges Budget Measures
• Japan Protests After Chinese Vessels Enter Disputed Waters
• Serbia Agrees to Acquire Power for $40 Million for Next Year
• Vacuum-Maker Dyson Accuses Bosch of Paying Mole to Steal Designs
• China Aluminum Stockpiles Seen at Two-Year High Amid Glut
• Chelsea, Spurs Chase Brazilian Willian, Telegraph Says: Roundup
• The 'Million-Dollar Question': Why Does Hunger Stalk India?
• Galaxy Quarterly Profit Rises 46% on Chinese Casino Spending
• Lotte Pakistan to Spend $20 Million to Upgrade Plant
• Wynn Macau Shares Gain After Parent Pays Special Dividend
• Indonesia Bonds Rally as Sale Demand Sends Yields to 11-Week Low
• Hurricane Sandy Heads Toward Cuba, May Strike U.S. Next Week
• England Rugby Adds Haskell, Monye, Vunipola to Squad for Fiji
• U.K. Sells 4.3 Million Spot EU Carbon Permits at 7.47 Euros
• Austerity Alone Scorned as Tusk Rates Below Czech: Poland Credit
• Suez Environnement Maintains Dividend Even as Profit Slides
• Nordic Power Market Does Not Need Reform, Nord Pool Spot Says
• Finland Eases Stance on ESM Bank Aid
• Gazprom Neft’s NIS to Expand Exploration in Southeastern Europe
• VW Threatens to End GM’s Eight-Year Lead in China
• Latvia’s Watchdog Brazovskis Fails in Re-Election Bid, BNS Says
• Asian Currencies Climb to 8-Month High as Fed Maintains Stimulus
• Ringgit Climbs Most in a Month on U.S. Economic Growth Optimism
• India Rate-Cut Odds Climb as Policy Revamp Aids Rupee
• Rapeseed Imports by Japan Set for Record on Soy Substitution
• Swiss Re Says New Solvency Rules Won't Increase Sales
• Vietnam Bonds Gain as Banks Buy Instead of Lending; Dong Steady
• QE3, China Revival Spur Longest Hong Kong Rally Since ’05
• Korean Air Returns to Profit on Record International Traffic
• Zloty Rises From 4-Week Low as Belka Unconcerned by Currency
• Unilever Sales Beat Estimates as Brazil Leads Gains
• Hyundai Profit Surpasses Estimates on China, i10 Minicar
• Riksbank Signals More Easing in 2012 as Expansion Slows
• Taiwan Dollar Forwards Advance on Inflow Speculation; Bonds Fall
• Mobius Sees Nigerian Banking Acquisitions on Rising Competition
• German Bunds Stay Lower After Euro-Zone M3 Money Supply Data
• ECB Says Private Lending Contracted at Fastest Pace in 3 Years
• Singapore Light-Distillate Stockpiles Fall the Most Since 2004
• France’s Quiet Bank Rescues Top $78 Billion With Peugeot
• Berlusconi, Force in Italy Politics, to Abandon Limelight
• Nordic Power Market Regulator to Increase Nord Pool Monitoring
• China’s Stocks Fall to One-Week Low; Panjiang, Coal Shares Drop
• Solvay Earnings Beat Analyst Estimates on Polymers, Guar Gum
• Swedish Krona Weakens After Key Rate Unchanged, Easing Signaled
• China Auction for Shale Gas Blocks Attracts 152 Qualified Bids
• China Silver Demand to Climb to Record
• Dollar Funding Costs Fall to Two-Week Low in Euro Money Market
• Hong Kong-China $11.7 Billion Bridge Project Accident Kills 1
• Santander U.K. Writes Off $83.5 Million on Scrapped RBS Deal
• WPP Cuts Sales Growth Forecast as Clients Slash Spending
• EU Carbon Permits for December Fall to Lowest Since Sept. 26
• Pound Rises Versus Dollar Before U.K. Third-Quarter Growth Data
• RBS Said to Win Bid to Seal Singapore Libor Court Papers
• UBS Singapore Trader Suspension Report Withdrawn by Reuters
• Japanese Stocks Advance as Yen Falls Before BOJ Meeting
• KDDI Offers $2.7 Billion to Buy Out Jupiter With Sumitomo
• WTI Oil Rises as Much as 58 Cents to $86.31; Brent Crude Gains
• Credit Suisse CEO Says 15% Return on Equity Target Achievable
• Packer’s Six-Star Sydney Casino Plan Wins Government Backing
• Cheniere Considers 50% Expansion of LNG Plant at Sabine Pass
• Philippine Bonds Gain as Economists Forecast Interest-Rate Cut
• Kiwi Rises to Near Six-Month High Versus Yen After RBNZ
• Oil Falls for Fifth Day as Inventories Increase
• Technip Raises Targets After Third-Quarter Net Income Jumps 21%
• Candidates Wisely Turn to Home Front in Foreign Policy Debate
• India’s Rupee Drops on Speculation Importers Bought More Dollars
• Harmony Says Many Workers Return as Rivals Fire Strikers
• Li’s ARA Cancels Dual-Currency IPO, Citing Sluggish Demand
• Billionaire Okada’s Vegas Losses Mount as Wynn Doubles Dividend
• President Lee’s Son Questioned by Prosecutors in Seoul
• Giants Top Tigers in Baseball World Series on Sandoval Home Runs
• Ecuador Wants Talks With U.K. on Health of Wikileaks’s Assange
• Uribe Says Rebel Attacks Threaten Colombia Investor Confidence
• Televisa Profit Climbs as Pay-TV Divisions Lure More Customers
• 15 Hurt on HK-Zhuhai Bridge Construction Site, Police Say
• Harmony Gold Says Workers Returning to Kusasalethu Operations
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