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October 31, 2012

• Cuomo Waives New York Transit Fares Under Sandy Emergency
• Japanese Banks Asked to Lend to Small Firms After Moratorium End
• Colombia to Cut Gasoline Prices in November, Ministry Says
• Global Funds Buy Net 3.06 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Chuck Hagel to Endorse Bob Kerrey for Senate, Campaign Aide Says
• China’s New Home Prices Rise for 5th Month on Sales, SouFun Says
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Cameco Profit Drops 50% on Lower Prices; 2018 Forecast Reduced
• Petronas Hires Lobbyists to Persuade Canada on Progress Takeover
• Today, Barack Obama Won the Election
• Brazil Gives Tax Exemption to Foreign Mortgage Investors
• China Central Banker Zhou’s Book May Fuel Retirement Speculation
• Ferrovial Sells 5.72% Heathrow Stake to China Investment
• Bond Risk Increases in Asia, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Geithner-Draghi No Show Risk Turning Mexican G-20 Into Flop
• Panasonic Plunges by Daily Limit on Loss Forecast: Tokyo Mover
• Roast Goose Family Fights as Asia Estate Battles Increase
• Sandy-Caused Outages May Disrupt Nassau County Voting
• Zynga Rivals Forge Online Gambling Alliances With Betable
• South Korea’s Exports Rise for First Time in Four Months
• Credit Suisse Raises $420 Million to Create Mexico Fund
• Nyet to Cigarettes and Beer Threatens Russia’s Kiosks
• U.K. Economic Outlook Raised by CBI After Rebound From Recession
• Ashton Suspended for England’s Opening Rugby Test Against Fiji
• Jamie Oliver Gets Hairy Upper Lip for Movember Charity
• Chelsea Beats Manchester Utd. 5-4 in League Cup, Liverpool Loses
• Marks & Spencer Returns Dwindle Amid Lingerie Sales to French
• EU Court’s Quest for Faster Justice May Deny Companies a Hearing
• Getty Stirs Alarm by $2 Million Donation to Fund Premiere
• FSB Calls for End to Trans-Atlantic Rift on Derivatives Rules
• Crossroads Experiment Targets Secret Money at Congress
• Obama Organizers at Ohio State Driving 18-to-29-Year-Old Voters
• Japanese Bought Net 251.8 Billion Yen Overseas Debt Last Week
• Australian Stocks, Japan Futures Retreat; Panasonic ADRs Plummet
• MGIC Reaches Preliminary Freddie Mac Agreement
• Niederauer Says NYSE Open Was Smooth as Closure Ends
• Bernanke Depression Guru Seeks Roosevelt Well-Being
• A Grid That Could Outsmart Sandy
• MF Global Unit Administrator Says 90% of Funds Recovered
• Atlantic City Casino Owners Risk Moody’s Downgrades After Sandy
• U.S. Proposes Record Penalty for Barclays’ Energy Trades
• Corn and Copper Rise as Sugar Futures Fall: Commodities at Close
• Navy Sends Warships to Hardhit New York, New Jersey Area
• Cancer Breakthroughs Meet Market Realities
• There’s No Business Like the Brokerage Business
• What Women Really Want (and How We Can Get It)
• Will Penguin-Random Raise the Price of My Book?
• A Harvard Man’s Critique of Affirmative Action
• Low Rates Lure Yield Seekers Onto Thin Ice
• United Says Boeing Delays Next 787 Dreamliner Delivery
• Williams Partners Buys Chemical Assets After Tax Ruling
• Metal Prices Unlikely to Recover as Supply Grows, KPMG Says
• Romney Resumes Campaigning as Obama Tours New Jersey Damage
• Ecuador to Sue Chevron in Argentina to Enforce Judgment
• FERC Proposes $435 Million Penalty for Barclays’ Energy Trading
• U.S. Favors Shift to Broaden Syrian Opposition Leadership
• Mayor’s Signer Lydia Callis Attracts Fans in Superstorm
• U.S. Winter-Wheat Condition Worst in 27 Years as Drought Lingers
• Obama Tours N.J. Damage as Half of State Without Power
• Sandy’s Wind and Fire Leave Queens Residents Homeless
• MasterCard Profit Beats Estimates as Consumer Spending Rises
• Obama Holds Lead in Ohio as Florida, Virginia Tighten
• Emerging Stocks Cut Monthly Drop as Korea Boosts Outlook
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for October 31
• MetLife Operating Profit Rises 47% After Asia Expansion
• Mexico’s 2013 Oil-Hedging Costs Decline 23% From 2012
• Argentine Bonds Fall as S&P Cuts Rating After U.S. Court Ruling
• Euro Advances Versus Yen as Leaders Push Greece on Bailout Terms
• Arizona Nonprofit Told It May Need to Reveal Donors
• Afghan Called Ill-Prepared to Maintain Bases on Their Own
• Baidu Slumps on Outlook as U.S. Trade Resumes: Overnight
• Chelsea, NYC Art Hub Drowns, Sotheby’s Postpones Sale
• Canada Dollar Reaches Almost 3-Month Low After Economy Shrinks
• Oil Options Volatility Slides as Crude Gains on Refinery Returns
• Facebook Falls After 229 Million Shares Freed for Trading
• Obama Finds Temporary Ally in Christie on Storm Relief
• Aussie, N.Z. Dollars Gain on Better-Than-Forecast Building Data
• U.S. 10-Year Yields Fall to 2-Week Low on Post-Hurricane Demand
• Allstate Profit Quadruples as Storm Claims Costs Decline
• Wage Costs Rise More Slowly as U.S. Employers Hold Line
• Most U.S. Stocks Rise as Markets Reopen After Hurricane
• Zong Tops China Billionaires as Communist-to-Capitalist
• Sanofi Worm Pill Kills Resistant Head Lice as a Lotion
• Tenaga Posts Third Straight Quarterly Profit After Compensation
• Visa Profit Climbs 89% on Reversal of Tax Reserves
• Corporate Credit Swaps in U.S. Decline; Spectrum Plans Bond Sale
• ARM Primed For Acquisitions With Stock Rise, Record Cash
• Hyatt Falls After Earnings Miss Estimates Chicago Mover
• Toyota Expects New Models to Extend Sales Rebound in 2013
• IPad Mini Is Crazy Thin, Crazy Light: Rich Jaroslovsky
• Apple Falls After CEO Cook Overhauls Management Team
• Riverbed Plunges After Deal to Buy Opnet for Network Gear
• Cnooc Said to Probably Accept Canada Nexen Bid Extension
• Potash Corp. in Talks to Merge With Israel Chemicals
• JPMorgan Joins Citigroup Opening Branches After Storm
• Restaurants See Sales Jump as East Coast Looks for Food
• Failed AstraZeneca Drugs Seen Holding Key to Next Viagra
• U.S. Mutual Funds Gathered $5.45 Billion Last Week, ICI Says
• Oil Rises as Storm Sandy Fades and Refineries Restart
• Scotiabank Names Int’l Group Head Brian Porter President
• Swaps on Insurers Slow Rise as Market Sees Sandy Loss Manageable
• Canada Stocks Gain a Fifth Day as U.S. Markets Resume Trading
• Sandy Knocks Out Cable, Telephone, Wireless in 10 States
• AMR’s American Airlines Settles Litigation With Sabre
• Australian Wheat Exports Plunging Most in Six Years: Commodities
• Sandy to Boost Construction Jobs as Rebuilding Spurred
• GM Profit Tops Estimates While End to Europe Losses Seen
• Western Union Falls Most Ever After Forecast Cut: Denver Mover
• Ford Advances After Outpacing Profit Estimates: Detroit Mover
• Oi Rating Downgraded by Moody’s on Competition, Regulation
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for October 31
• Broadway Lights Up As Carnegie, Public Theater Stay Dark
• PVH Unifies Calvin Klein With $2.9 Billion Warnaco Deal
• Biogen Hemophilia A Therapy Helps in Fewer Injections
• Most Stocks Gain in Resumed U.S. Trading; Treasuries Gain
• Phillips 66 Profit Rises Amid Higher Refining Margins
• Ethanol Caps Longest Rally in Three Weeks on Output
• Allergan Considers Lap-Band Unit Sale as Demand Declines
• Can Government Training Programs Boost Competitiveness?
• J.C. Penney ‘Backtracking’ With Discounts, Deutsche Says
• GT Advanced Plunges on Job Cuts, Sees ‘Challenging’ 2013
• Quanta Services Rises on Storm Cleanup, Earnings: Houston Mover
• Cameron Falls on Forecast That's Below Expectations
• RIM Begins BlackBerry 10 Lab Tests With Over 50 Carriers
• Grains, Soybeans Rise on Weather Concerns in Argentina, Brazil
• PMI Group Ends Fight With Operating Unit Over Tax Benefits
• Eastern U.S. Struggles Back to Life After Sandy Onslaught
• U.S. Portfolio Holdings of Foreign Securities Rose in 2011
• Hospital Evacuation in N.Y. Exposes Outdated Power Backup
• Energy Future Bonds Drop After Report of Third-Quarter Loss
• Canada Gas Fluctuates on Cool Weather Brought by Hurricane Sandy
• U.S. Gulf Coast Gasoline Gains on BP Texas City Refinery
• Election Costs to Exceed $6 Billion in 2012, Research Group Says
• Pao de Acucar Driving Retail Rally on Stimulus: Corporate Brazil
• Social Life Comes to Halt as Library, WNYC Cancel Galas
• Fed Sees Rising Demand for Auto and Mortgage Loans
• Yankees to Donate $500,000 to Red Cross for Hurricane Relief
• Superstorm Aid to States Muddles Anti-Government Message
• New York City Marathon Will Go On as Scheduled, Bloomberg Says
• RBS Delays Sale of Five ETNs as Hurricane Sandy Disrupts Markets
• Fed Approves Sumitomo Buying 9.9% of Bank of East Asia Shares
• Sandy’s ‘Heartbeat has Stopped,’ Storm Breaks Up
• Gold Futures Rise to One-Week High as Commodities Gain on Europe
• Cat Bonds Likely Safe From Superstorm Payouts, Armored Wolf Says
• Chelsea Makes Formal Complaint to F.A. Over Referee Clattenburg
• Chinese Tweeters Dig Obama’s Gangnam Style
• Melbourne Desalination Plant Passes Performance Test, Suez Says
• Venezuela to Pay for Sidetur Nationalization
• Colombia Yields Rise to Three-Week High on Rate View; Peso Falls
• Manhattan Federal Courthouse Closed for Week by Storm
• Storm Keeping Millions From Work May Slow Economic Growth
• Starcomms Nigeria Agrees to $210 Million Investment From Capcom
• Adoboli Says UBS Machine Scared Potential Witnesses Away
• Natural Gas Futures Advance on Forecasts of Cooler Weather
• Sandy’s Power Blackouts Could Last Beyond U.S. Election
• Clinton Says Syrian Opposition Needs New Leadership
• New York Subway System Faces Weeks to Recover From Storm
• Netanyahu Visits France to Press for More Iran Sanctions
• Copper Futures Gain for a Second Day on Signs of Asian Revival
• Lithuanian Opposition Moves Closer to Coalition Pact, BNS Says
• Ads Target Democratic States as Republicans Expand Map
• UN Emission Credits Have Biggest Drop as Volume Surges to Record
• Facebook Banks Spent $66 Million Buoying IPO, Fed Economists Say
• Antofagasta Copper Output Advances 9% as Esperanza Ramps Up
• Tanker Outlook Cut at Wells Fargo as U.S. Oil Imports Slide
• ProSieben Said to Choose Three Bidders for Nordic Unit
• Third of U.K. Nuclear-Safety Concerns Unresolved, Regulator Says
• New York Subway System Faces Weeks to Recover From Storm
• Kurita Water Reports a 38% Drop in Earnings From Year Ago
• Swap-Trading Rules Won’t Be Finished by November, O’Malia Says
• Ukraine Government Says It Doesn’t Plan to Limit Wheat Exports
• EU Delays Negotiations for Finance Ministers’s Deal on Mifid
• Hoboken Residents Wade Across City as National Guard Arrives
• BBVA Quarterly Profit Slumps Amid Real Estate Cleanup
• ArcelorMittal Profit Drops, Cuts Dividend on Steel Demand
• Glencore Offers Concessions in EU Review of Xstrata Takeover
• GFI’s Backup Systems Cover Customers as Volumes Remain Low
• Egypt Buys 300,000 Tons of Russian, Romanian, French Wheat
• Rosetta Stone Agrees to Drop Google Trademark Suit
• U.K. Lawmakers Clash With Watchdog Over Company Tax Deals
• German Stocks Decline as U.S. Data Outweighs Lufthansa
• Take-Two Jumps on Spring Debut for ‘Grand Theft Auto V’
• Total’s Profit Rises 20% as European Refining Margins Widen
• EIB, KfW-Backed Fund Buys Shares in Polish Wind From RP Global
• World No. 2 Djokovic Loses to Querrey of U.S. in Paris Masters
• European Stocks Decline as ArcelorMittal, BG Group Fall
• William Sword Jr., Investment Banker, Dies in Storm at 61
• Espirito Santo Sells First Portugal Bank Bond Since March 2010
• U.K. Stocks Drop as BG Group Shares Slump on Outlook
• Spain Bonds Rise on Current-Account Surplus; Germany Sells Debt
• Armstrong Bonus Payer Sends Letter Seeking Return of $12 Million
• Barclays Pretax Profit Climbs 29% on Fixed-Income Revenue
• UBS Fixed-Income Capitulation Boon for Deutsche Bank
• Total Nears Halfway Mark on Asset-Sale Plan, Finance Chief Says
• Ashstead Shares Rise as Superstorm Sandy Generates Work
• Glaxo Profit Misses Estimates as Price Hurts Europe Sales
• Swiss Stocks Drop, Trimming Monthly Gain; Clariant Slides
• Insurers Face ‘Wild Cards’ in Assessing Superstorm Sandy
• BBVA Sees Slower Peru Loan Growth as Companies Tap Bond Market
• Polish Yields Drop as Manufacturing Shrinks for Seventh Month
• Brean Capital’s Jack Miller Killed in Hurricane, Company Says
• Invalda Falls to 8-Month Low on Possible Split: Vilnius Mover
• Storm Kills 35 People in Vietnam, Philippines and China
• Cameron Reinforces EU Budget Veto Signal as Tories Revolt
• Nigerian Naira Pares First Monthly Advance in 3 on Oil
• OTP Bank Declines on Muni Debt Discount Report: Budapest Mover
• Ruble Pares Monthly Loss on Crude Advance
• UN May Supply Record Number of Carbon Offsets in November
• Sherritt Falls After Earnings Miss Estimates: Toronto Mover
• Pound Rises on Outlook for Less Stimulus as SNB Boosts Holdings
• Ex-Chrysler Executive Defends Corporate China Investments
• U.K. Says Virgin Rail Bid Wasn’t Seen by Top Officials, Advisers
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for October 31
• IC Holding Considers Bid With Fraport on Istanbul Airport
• Polish, Czech Power for Tomorrow Falls as Holiday Reduces Demand
• Cnooc Parent to Pay BG $1.93 Billion to Raise LNG Stake
• Tunisia Said to Buy 125,000 Tons of Milling Wheat in a Tender
• London Whale’s Boss Martin-Artajo Sued by JPMorgan
• Micron Chosen as Elpida Buyer by Tokyo Court
• EU Nations Said to Vote on Carbon Registry Rules in December
• Krone Rises Most in 7 Weeks on Halt in Foreign-Currency Buying
• European Coal for Next Year Declines to Near Lowest Since 2010
• Colombia September Urban Jobless Rate Was 10.7%, Agency Says
• Greece Urged by Europe to Overcome Last Hurdles to Aid
• Are U.S. Elections Cleaner Than Ukraine’s?
• Stein Says Euro Zone Banks Cut Loans More in U.S. Than in Europe
• ArcelorMittal South Africa at Eight-Year Low: Johannesburg Mover
• Rosetta Stone, Google Agree to Dismiss Virginia Trademark Suit
• Nuclear-Power Industry Survives Sandy’s Readiness Test
• Russia Stocks Snap 6-Day Losing Streak as Oil Rallies
• Air France-KLM Earnings Beat Estimates With Lufthansa
• Liberia’s Johnson-Sirleaf Says Nobel Critic Gbowee ‘Too Young’
• Bond Sales Topping $3 Trillion Nears 2009 Record: Credit Markets
• Gordhan Says Anglo Needs More South African Managers
• Erdogan Says Turkey Lacks Authority to Impose Syrian Buffer Zone
• TMK Advances Most in Three Months on Sberbank Buy: Moscow Mover
• Serbia to Sell $2 Billion Eurobond to Fund Debt, Dinkic Says
• NIS Nine-Month Profit Jumps 19% on Lower Costs, Higher Output
• Google Data Use Should Be in Antitrust Talks, Group Tells EU
• Allot to Ceragon Widen Premium After Storm: Israel Overnight
• AIG New York Headquarters Building Suffers Heavy Flooding
• U.S. to Force Wall Street to Disclose Muni-Bond Campaign Giving
• Statoil Says Tax Change May Force Business, Jobs Out of Norway
• Treasury Sees Debt Limit End 2012, Plans $72 Billion Sale
• Abu Dhabi’s NBAD in Talks With Central Bank About New Loan Rules
• Nordic November Power Falls Amid Signs of Growing Water Surplus
• Mutual Funds Squeezed as Exchange Shutdowns Cut Window
• SAS Pilots Say Wideroe Bid Needs Norway Backer to Take 66% Stake
• Eletrobras Seeks Compensation `Close to' 30 Billion Reais
• Softbank Operating Profit Increases as IPhone Lures Users
• KPS Said to Seek $3 Billion for Special Situations Fund
• Gunvor Wins Rosneft One-Year Oil Contract; More May Follow
• German Stocks Erase Gains; Benchmark DAX Index Little Changed
• Mercedes Dangles $5,000 VIP Discounts to Hold U.S. Lead Over BMW
• Khamenei Warns Iran’s Top Officials to Avoid Political Spats
• Brazil May Provide Incentives for Electric Vehicles, Folha Says
• Nigerian Robbers Kill 18 People in Northern Zamfara State
• Eagles’ Reid Says Vick Will Start at Quarterback Against Saints
• Obama Would Push Taxes on Top Earners Above Clinton Level
• U.S. to Issue Jobs Report on Nov. 2, Spokesman Says
• U.S. Stocks Erase Gains as Commodity, Technology Shares Decline
• Euro May Advance to Six-Week High, UBS Says: Technical Analysis
• Ghana Cedi Heads for Biggest Loss in 6 Weeks: Accra Mover
• Nile Traffic Seen Exploding as Egypt Cuts Fuel Subsidy: Freight
• Obama Focuses on Day Job as Storm Makes Romney Regroup
• U.K. Probes Wind Farms as Minister Says ‘Enough’
• Fiscal Austerity in Europe Is Self-Defeating, Niesr Says
• AmBev Advances as Profit Jumps on Higher Prices: Sao Paulo Mover
• Russian Central Bank to Discuss Longer-Term Loans, Shvetsov Says
• Bulgaria Will Hold Referendum on Nuclear Plant Jan. 27
• Maryland Pro Merson Wins $8.5 Million in World Series of Poker
• Business Activity in U.S. Shrank in October for Second Month
• TradeDoubler Falls as Competition Saps Earnings: Stockholm Mover
• Gold Producers Climbing Off 28-Year Low Versus Metal
• Russian Billionaires Said to Discuss Norilsk Chairman Job
• Norway Central Bank Delays Plans to Tighten Monetary Policy
• Glaxosmithkline Nigeria Rises to Record High as Profit Increases
• Disney $4 Billion ‘Star Wars’ Deal Spotlights Content Bet
• Total Reports First Writedown on Value of U.S. Shale Gas Assets
• Gasoline Jumps as Storm-Related Shutdowns Crimp Deliveries
• Irish Hotel Linking Reagan to Beatles’ Lennon on Sale
• Belgian Economy Stagnates Amid Signs Slump Will Deepen Again
• East Africa Portland Drops to 9-Year Low on Loss: Nairobi Mover
• New York City Marathon Assesses Damage Before Race Decision
• Espirito Santo Sells First Senior Bond Since 2010 as Risk Falls
• Kenya in Talks With Base, Goldplat on New Ownership Rules
• Hurricane Sandy: In Pictures
• U.S. Insurers Slump as Trading Resumes After Sandy
• Lehman, Affiliates Had $14.3 Billion in Restricted Cash
• Latvian GDP May Expand 4% or More in 2012, Central Banker Says
• U.K. Treasury Adds Kingman to Panel Considering King Successors
• CEZ May Continue Investing Into Foreign Renewables After 2016
• Treasury Sees Debt Limit End 2012
• Centamin Egypt Gold Mine Operating Normally, Executives Say
• Narodna Banka Srbija Asks to Bring Central Bank Law to EU Norms
• Tullow Rises Most in Seven Weeks on Second Kenya Oil Discovery
• RWE Completes Sale of 24.95% Holding in Berlin’s Water Utility
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Rajoy Says Indecision Is Hardest Choice of All as Bailout Looms
• South Africa Posts Biggest Trade Gap in More Than 3 Years
• IDFC Bank and Indian Oil Corporation CP deal:India Money Markets
• Allahabad Bank & Canara Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Indian Oil Corporation and Piramal Heathcare CP:India Money
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Gazprom Neft Buys Orenburg Oilfields to Profit From Lower Costs
• Turkey’s Trade Deficit Narrows for 11th Month in September
• Christie Right to Praise Obama, Greenberg Says
• India’s Chidambaram Irked as Subbarao Defies Rate-Cut Call
• Slovak Cabinet Backs Plan to Reinstate One Health Insurer
• U.S. Treasury Says No Decision on Negative-Rate Bill Auctions
• Czech Government Cuts GDP Outlook, Keeps Deficit Target
• News Corp. Ordered to Search for U.K. Lawmaker’s Missing Phone
• Hyatt Earnings Increase as U.S. Hotelier’s Margins Widen
• Fischer Seen Responsible Adult in Israeli Home Bubble: Mortgages
• Fischer Battling Israel’s Housing Bubble: Mortgages
• Cameron Says U.K. Must Rethink Energy Once Renewables Target Met
• Lions Acquire Receiver Mike Thomas From Jaguars in NFL Trade
• French Senate May Reject Hollande’s Budget Law, Minister Says
• Oil Trims Biggest Monthly Decline Since May After Storm
• TransCanada Considers More Issuance After China Deal
• Subbarao Says RBI, India Government Share Growth, Prices Goals
• Canada Aug. Gross Domestic Product Report (Text)
• Canada Economy Shrank for First Time in 6 Months on Mines
• New U.K. Coalition Accord Said to Be Delayed Until Next Year
• Kauto Star, Gold Cup and King George Winner, Retired From Racing
• MSCI to Acquire IPD for $125 Million to Gain Real Estate Gauges
• Putin Wages War on Vodka as Lifestyle Death Toll Mounts
• U.S. Urges Sudan Rebels to Stop Recruiting Children
• Taylor Sees Case for Splitting U.K. Banks If Firewall Fails
• Indian Rupee Has Worst Month Since May as Growth Seen Slowing
• Wheat Gains as Australian Weather Adds to Global Supply Concern
• China Luxury Sales to Get Boost After Leadership Change
• Kenyan Inflation Slows for 11th Month in October, Rate Cut Eyed
• Euro-Area Unemployment Rate Rises to Record: Economy
• Investors Return to Spain as Surplus Reaches Record
• Germany Sells Aviation Carbon at a Discount of 9.9% on December
• Chilean Banks’ Combined Profit Declines 16% Through September
• Hungary Retail Debt-Sale Plan Risks Draining Bank Deposits
• Euro Chiefs Set to Grant Greece Extension Amid Squabbles
• Norway Won’t Buy Foreign Currency for Wealth Fund Next Month
• Spain Sees Current Account Surplus as Investors Return
• Agritel Says Iran Purchased 50,000 Tons of Wheat From Germany
• European Insurers May Rally After Sandy Resilience
• Palm-Oil Refining Capacity in Indonesia Seen Exceeding Crop
• Hollande Ducks as French Industry Bleeds Jobs
• Treasuries Fall as Market Opens After Sandy, Home Prices
• Intellectual Ventures, Kardashians:Intellectual Property
• Google Denies Receiving Any Tax Claim From French State
• Foreign Funds Boost Holdings of Malaysian Ringgit Debt to Record
• Sauber F1 Team Signs Hulkenberg as Racing Driver for Next Season
• Cramo Jumps as Net Beats Estimates on Cost Cuts: Helsinki Mover
• Asian Stocks Advance on U.S. Housing, South Korea Data
• Dana Gas Drops as Debt Standstill Not Mentioned: Abu Dhabi Mover
• Astra Quarterly Profit Gains as Car Sales Beat Commodity Slump
• Australia Market-Structure Research Center Opens European Branch
• Latham, S&C, Orrick, Covington & Burling: Business of Law
• AB InBev Beer Volume Drops on Slow Russia, Brazil Demand
• Uganda Inflation Rate Declines to 4.5 Percent, Lowest Since 2010
• Germany Gets Bids for 4.59 Billion Euros at 30-Year Bond Auction
• Fiat Tumbles on Doubts Over Italian Production Plan
• Vietnam’s Bond Yields Drop to One-Month Low as Cash Spurs Demand
• Climate Change Makes ’Frankenstorms’ Stronger: Scientists
• Zambia, China Agree to $150 Million Water Project, Times Says
• Lonza to Cut Jobs at Swiss Factory to Boost Profits
• EU Should Scale Back Failing-Bank Writedown Plan, Lawmaker Says
• First Case of Schmallenberg Virus Confirmed in Cattle in Ireland
• Shanghai, Beijing Lure Investors as 2nd-Tier Cities Sour
• China Shipping Rises After Return to Profit: Hong Kong Mover
• Indian Stocks Rise Most in a Week on Growth Boost Expecta
• South Sudan Rebel Group Threatens to Reignite Ethnic War
• Italy’s Inflation Rate Drops in October on Lower Energy Prices
• Adoboli’s Girlfriend Said Confess, Co-Worker Said to Run
• Jordan May Announce Austerity Measures Today, Ad Dustour Reports
• CEZ Considers Leaving Albania on ’Nonexistent’ Market Visibility
• Clinton Tells Kosovo Relations With Serbia Are Key to Progress
• Pakistan Petroleum First Quarter Net Rises on Oil Production
• Brazil Seen Beating U.S. in Soybean Trade as China Buys
• Billionaire Rinehart Loses Bid to Dismiss Children’s Suit
• Sony’s TV Business: Like Chrysler? Or Oldsmobile?
• Central European Media Falls on Lowering Forecast: Prague Mover
• EU Carbon Volumes Rise to Second Highest Ever Before Sales Start
• Korea Best in Asia on Investor Confidence in Economy
• NIB Gets AAA Boost as Europe Fights Darkest Hour: Nordic Credit
• UMC Net Income Misses Estimates, Forecasts Sales to Fall
• Serbia Plans $2 Billion Eurobond in 2013, Draft Budget Shows
• Summa Said Seeking Funds for Global Grain Trading Assets
• Italy Battles French Tsarist Playground for Russia Riches
• Clariant Cuts 2012 Sales Goal as Europen Demand Deteriorates
• ECB Says Banks Tightened Credit Standards More in Third Quarter
• Rhine River Oil-Product Barge Rates Rise to Highest Since July
• UBS Said to Cut 30 Japan Fixed-Income Jobs on Global Revamp
• Asian Currencies Rise for Fifth Month on Recovery Optimism
• South Africa’s Transnet Profit Dips With Infrastructure Roll-Out
• Thai Baht, Bonds Advance This Month on Signs of China Recovery
• Oman Oil December Official Selling Price Drops 2.3% to $108.67
• Storm Seen Cutting Gasoline, Jet-Fuel Demand by Deutsche Bank
• ICBC Net Rebound Exceeds Estimates on Loans, Provisions
• Taiwan’s Dollar Strengthens for Third Month on Recovery Signs
• India Data Dearth Roils Investors as RBI Gathers Own Figures
• Philippine Peso Has 2nd Monthly Gain on Remittances; Bonds Rise
• Czech Manufacturing Worst in 3 Years as Exports Fade: PMI
• Mondi Profit Declines on Softer Prices, Weaker European Sales
• China Stocks Rise Most in Two Weeks on Bank Profits; Beiqi Falls
• Surgutneftegas Cash Pile Rises to $32 Billion, VTB Capital Says
• Cyprus to Negotiate Gas License With Eni, Novatek, Total, KoGas
• Italian Government Bonds Rise as 10-Year Yield Declines to 4.97%
• Toshiba Cuts Profit Goal Amid Stronger Yen, Weaker Prices
• Vietnamese Musicians Jailed Amid Crackdown on Dissent
• Asian Data Signal Slowdown Easing From Korea to Taiwan: Economy
• U.S. Stock-Index Futures Advance in Aftermath of Storm
• KPN Sells Dutch Mobile Towers to Strengthen Balance Sheet
• Ghana Election Halts Plan to Sell State-Owned Agricultural Bank
• Croatia May Sell More Stake in INA to Mol, Globus Reports
• Brait Retail Investments Help Boost Net Asset Value by 12%
• Cooper Gets A$60,000 Fine, Suspended Ban for Wallabies Comments
• Russian Gazprom Eyes Croatian Oil Research Tenders, TPortal Says
• Next Raises Lower Profit Limit as Revenue Beats Expectations
• Serbia Vows Kosovo Solution as Clinton Urges Peace Push
• Areva to Appeal Exclusion From CEZ Tender, CEO Tells Hospodarske
• Estonian Industrial Output Grew First Time in 7 Months
• Virgin Australia Deals Spark Air-Travel Duopoly Concerns
• Asahi Slumps as Earnings Fall, Recommendation Cut: Tokyo Mover
• Croatia May Delay Property Tax to 2014, Vecernji Reports
• Japan Tobacco Profit Rises on New Products, Quake Recovery
• German Retail Sales Increased for a Second Month in September
• Wall Street Finds Sandy Silver Lining in Wine, Monopoly
• China Guangdong May Invest in Romania’s New Reactors, Bursa Says
• Dollar Drops as Safety Bid Eases Before Chinese PMI Data
• Japanese Stocks Halt Three-Day Fall on U.S. Homes, BOJ
• South Africa Inflation Risks Balanced as Growth Slows
• Arrium Rejects Increased $1.25 Billion Takeover Offer
• Pelamis in Talks on Tie-Up as Founder Sees Boost in Wave Energy
• Australia, Canada Without Carbon Links May Lack Liquidity
• Nani Plans Manchester Utd. Exit at End of Season: Soccer Roundup
• Tinkler to Seek Removal of Whitehaven Board at General Meeting
• Heat Top Celtics 120-117, Mavericks Down Lakers in NBA Openers
• NAB’s Clyne Sees ‘Challenging’ 2013 as Rate Cuts Misfire
• Nets-Knicks Barclays Center Opener to Go Ahead as Planned Nov. 1
• Kuwait to Act Against Writer on Saudi, U.A.E. Article, KUNA Says
• Softbank Embraces Junk as Sprint Boosts Debt: Corporate Finance
• Peruvian Central Bank Lifts Reserve Requirements to Cool Credit
• New York Mops Up as Sandy’s Floods Recede, Deaths Climb
• Aussie, Kiwi Remain Higher as Building Data, Shares Boost Demand
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 10/31/2012
• Teixeira, Molina Each Win Fifth Major League Baseball Gold Glove
• Hon Hai Net Climbs on Efficiency Gains, Reversed Charged
• U.S. Stocks to Open After Longest Storm Outage Since 1888
• Ortega Tops Buffett With Zara Fortune of $53.6 Billion
• Civic-Passat-Caravan Buyers Shake Off Consumer Reports
• Fannie, Freddie Sued in Florida Over Transfer Taxes
• Busch Heir Settles Wrongful Death Case for $1.75 Million
• United, Delta Said to be Warned by California on Privacy
• Local Debt’s Win Over Treasuries Longest Since ’06: Muni Credit
• Mets Exercise Options on Third Baseman Wright, Pitcher Dickey
• Wal-Mart to Sell Boxee TVs Challenging Apple and Roku
• La Vara Triumphs With Bacon Sandwiches, Jewish Tarts
• Invalid New Yorker’s Pals Keep Life-Saving Gear Running
• Hurricane Born in Africa Hit Coast as Ferocious Freak
• Knicks’ Amar’e Stoudemire May Miss Eight Weeks With Knee Injury
• Langone Was Patient at Namesake Hospital Amid Evacuation
• Berkshire Extends Housing Bet With Brookfield Venture
• Storm Brings Reminder to Resurgent Harlem of Struggles
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