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October 28, 2012

• Yanzhou Coal Slumps on Third-Quarter Loss: Hong Kong Mover
• Japan’s Retail Sales Rise Less Than Expected in September
• USDA to Delay Release of Crop-Progress Report, Citing Hurricane
• Chinese City Halts Planned Chemical Project After Protests
• U.S. Stock Market to Close as Hurricane Sandy Nears New York
• Williams Caps 2012 With WTA Championships Title; Del Potro Wins
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Sinopec Quarterly Profit Beats Estimate on Refining Earnings
• China Money Rate Reaches One-Month High on Month-end Cash Demand
• Australia Gives Wade Test Cricket Wicketkeeper’s Job Over Haddin
• HTC Plummets After Forecasting Narrowest Margin: Taipei Mover
• Ringgit Near One-Week High as Economic Data Support Risk-Taking
• Japan Bond Risk Decreases, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Shinsei Bank Plans Japan Health-Care REIT Amid Aging Population
• UBS, RBS Traders Suspended as Rates Probe Goes Past Libor
• DoCoMo Shares Fall to Lowest Since 1998 on Forecast: Tokyo Mover
• Hurricane Sandy May Push Record Storm Surge Into Manhattan
• Chinese City Says It Opposes Chemical Project After Protests
• Manchester United Beats 9-Man Chelsea; Liverpool Ties, Spurs Win
• U.K. October House Prices Fall for Fourth Month, Hometrack Says
• Giants Defeat Cowboys 29-24 After Dolphins Beat Jets 30-9
• Jamie Oliver Protegee Returns to Her U.K. Roots
• Butterworth Tries Swapping Lovers in ‘Jerusalem’ Sequel
• Top 10 U.K. Law Firms Increase Market Share With Overseas Work
• Poland Renewables Bill to Forge New Solar Market as EU Cuts Back
• Romney Must Romance Brazil to Boost Latin American Trade
• Ohio’s Auto-Driven Rebound Boosts Obama in Pivotal Race
• Juventus Extends Unbeaten Start as Bayern Is Beaten; Real Wins
• Japan Stock Futures, Australian Equities Rise Before U.S. Data
• U.S. Stock Futures Fall as Investors Brace for Hurricane
• Ford Joins GM in Europe Morass Losing Combined $1 Billion
• Portuguese Red Wines Come of Age, Steal Spain’s Thunder
• Bowmore Whisky From 1957 Fails to Get $160,000 Reserve
• Orient-Express Seen Passing Up Highest Premium: Real M&A
• Pumpkins Thriving Amid Midwest Drought Signals Glut on Halloween
• Credit Suisse Stocks Chief Jain Said to Join Hedge Unit
• Breaking Up Big Banks Is a Severely Conservative Project
• Republicans Must Root Out Hatred of Immigrants
• Why Does the SEC Protect Banks’ Dirty Secrets?
• Bargain-Addicted Investors Ignore Perils of Low Rates
• Wild Weather Doesn’t Have to Cause a Malthusian Nightmare
• The Case for Mali Coddling
• Handicapping the Next President’s Cabinet
• New Zealand Names 32-Man Squad for Rugby Tour of Europe
• Korea’s Manufacturer Confidence Falls for Second Month
• Yanukovych’s Party Tops Ukraine Vote Rivals, Exit Poll Shows
• Chelsea Makes Complaint Against Referee Clattenburg, Sky Reports
• Hurricane Alters Campaign as Democrats Point to Early Lead
• NYSE to Close Trading Floor, Move Trading to Arca for Storm
• Lumb Scores 82 as Sydney Sixers Win Champions League Twenty20
• Vettel Gets Fourth Straight Win to Extend F-1 Championship Lead
• SpaceX Ends First Regular Cargo Mission With Pacific Splashdown
• Hurricane Sandy Barrels Northward, May Hit New Jersey
• Goldman Sachs Will Stay Open With Help From Offices Outside NYC
• Singh Overhauls Cabinet Amid Push to Bolster Indian Economy
• Obama Says Hurricane Sandy Is a ‘Serous and Big Storm’
• JPMorgan Waives Some Fees for Customers Affected by Hurricane
• NRC Monitors Nuclear Plants in Hurricane’s Projected Path
• Emerging Stocks Cheapen Most Since Bubble Peak: Chart of the Day
• Indonesia Holds 11 Over Alleged Plot to Attack U.S. Embassy
• BT May Cut Sales Forecast Amid Weaker Europe Performance
• Lithuanians Vote in Runoffs as Opposition Vies for Dominance
• Obama Leads Romney in Early Voting, Aide Axelrod Says
• Troika Wants New Debt Restructuring for Greece: Spiegel
• H.K. Imposes Property Tax on Non-Locals on Bubble Risks
• Yanzhou Loss Blunts Economy Spark as ADRs Slide: China Overnight
• Everton Recovers to Tie 2-2 With Liverpool in Premier League
• Team Sky Sports Director Sean Yates Quits Professional Cycling
• Next President Will Have Leverage to Push His Agenda
• The Case for Heading Over the Fiscal Cliff
• Ukrainians Vote as Yanukovych Poised to Control Parliament
• Springboks Select Five Uncapped Players for Tour; Habana Out
• Ted Ligety Wins Opening Men’s World Cup Ski Race in Soelden
• Nigerian Car Bomb Kills Eight, Injures More Than 100
• Manchester City Appoints Begiristain as Director of Football
• Greek Journalist Held Over List of Swiss-Account Holders
• Australia Plans to Overcome ‘Tyranny of Distance’ With Asia Ties
• WorleyParsons’s Grill Says Australia Skills Demand Drives Wages
• Obama, Romney Watch Polls and Weather in Final Sprint
• ECB’s Nowotny Sees Skepticism ESM Will Act Quickly When Needed
• Hurricane Sandy Barrels Northward, May Hit New Jersey
• French Race May Return to Formula One, Ecclestone Tells BBC
• Syria Fighting Rages on Third Day of UN-Brokered Truce
• Hanson Beats McIlroy at BMW Masters; Watney Wins CIMB Classic
• Draghi Backs Schaeuble Plan for Euro-Region Budget Chief
• Christie Orders N.J.’s Islands, Casinos Evacuated
• Sicilians Vote Today in Key Preview of Post-Monti Italy
• Berlusconi Says He May End Support for Monti’s Government
• Tsunami Warning Issued for Hawaii Following 7.7 Quake off Canada
• Vettel Wins Pole Position for Formula One Indian Grand Prix
• Notre Dame Wins Eighth With Victory Over Oklahoma; Rutgers Loses
• Sinopec Third-Quarter Profit Falls 9.4 Percent, Beats Estimates
• NBA’s Rockets Acquire James Harden, Three Others From Thunder
• Giants Poised to Sweep MLB’s World Series With Win Over Tigers
• Australia Seeks to Beat ‘Tyranny of Distance’ With Asia Ties
• Major League Baseball 2012 Postseason Schedule, Results
• Tigers’ Cabrera, Giants’ Posey Named Winners of Hank Aaron Award
• Jobless Rate Probably Climbed in October Amid Lax Hiring
• Maria Sharapova, Serena Williams Meet in WTA Championships Final
• Former NFL Commissioner Tagliabue Postpones Saints Appeals