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November 7, 2012

• Robots-to-Cosmetics Profit Slump Adds to Japan Woes: Economy
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 11/08/2012
• Xi Seen Focused on China-U.S. Ties as Mao’s Society Gone: Voices
• Ringgit Weakens as U.S. Fiscal Cliff Concern Damps Risk Appetite
• Hyundai Faces Lawsuits After Overstating Fuel Efficiency
• Pakistan’s Businesses, Markets Shut Tomorrow: Holiday Advisory
• Boulevard Rises as JP Guilds Raises Investment: Manila Mover
• Central Petroleum Sees Exploration Starting by April
• Trading in First Carbon Units Shows Progress in Australia
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Obama’s Strengthened Hand May Force Republican Opponents to Deal
• Sumitomo Osaka Cement Counts on Biomass for Fuel
• Global Funds Sell Net 6.17 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Japan’s 40-Year Bonds to Draw High Yield of 2.125%, Survey Says
• Top Dim Sum Fund Returns 22% With Road King Debt: China Credit
• Australia Employers Added More Jobs Than Forecast in October
• Thai Government Bonds Snap Two-Day Drop on Inflows; Baht Falls
• Mao Zedong Wouldn’t Like Chinese Society Today, Rittenberg Says
• ARC Resources Says Stadnyk to Succeed Dielwart as CEO
• Peltz Says Danone Undervalued, Plans Talks With Management
• Team Sky Expects Wiggins to Make Full Recovery After Accident
• Obama’s Second Chance to Be Historic
• McGraw-Hill Must Face Illinois Suit Over S&P Ratings
• Japan Buys Most Treasuries in a Year During September, MOF Says
• Cuomo Fires Emergency Chief After Incident, Person Says
• Kingfisher Air Should Raise $1 Billion of Capital, Lender Says
• Wall Street Trades Foiled Romney Dreams for Bowles Hope
• Obama Success on Fiscal Cliff May Hinge on Congress Ties
• Banks’ Young Romney Donors Lament as Fox Damps Soiree
• Air Products Can’t Say When Delayed 2015 Targets Will Be Met
• Flaherty Says Canada Will Act If Economy Hit by Shock
• Djokovic Closes in on ATP Semifinals Berth by Defeating Murray
• Mondelez Forecast Trails Estimates After ‘Missteps’
• Australia Commercial Property Confidence Plunges to 30-Month Low
• Celtic Stuns Barcelona in Champions League; Man. Utd. Advances
• Japan Machinery Orders Fall More Than Forecast on Exports
• Netflix Dominates Streaming Rivals in Web-Video Market
• U.K. Looking at Legality of Arming Syrian Rebels
• Cameron Stands Ground Over EU Budget in Talks With Merkel
• Cameron Counts on Voters’ Memory in Drawing From Obama
• Emerging Markets Lead Scots Fund to Mix Real Estate With Chicken
• UBS Denies Blocking Employees From Testifying for Adoboli
• Baritone Paterson Opts for Serial Seducer Over Kind Giant
• Obama and Boehner Get a Chance for a Do-Over
• A Big Texas Welcome to Californians
• Japanese Bought Net 56 Billion Yen Overseas Debt Last Week
• President Obama Re-Election Coverage Draws Fewer Viewers
• Emanuel Says Austerity Debate Shouldn't Drive U.S. Agenda
• N.Z. Jobless Rate Surges to 13-Year High, Currency Plunges
• Leaders Congratulate Obama Saying Win Helps Globally
• If We Elect Them, Do They Have to Listen to Us?
• Could This Be End of the Filibuster?
• The Global Crises Awaiting Obama
• China’s Xi Won’t Be Able to Take On the World
• Buenos Aires Power Cut as Heat Fuels Highest Demand This Year
• Sandy Spurs Toyota, Honda, Chrysler to Scrap Vehicles
• Reserve Fund Meltdown Said Like Hurricane Sandy by Lawyer
• Red Sox Hire Juan Nieves as Fifth Pitching Coach in Three Years
• Japan Stock Futures Fall Before China Leadership Congress
• EU Raises Duty Threat on Chinese Solar Panels With Subsidy Probe
• Wall Street Might Need to Make Up With Obama
• Fannie Mae Avoids Treasury Aid for Third Straight Quarter
• Dollar Rises After Election as Haven Play; Euro Declines
• Argentine Judge Orders Chevron Asset Seizure, Plaintiffs
• Brink’s 41% Premium Seen in Deal Assent: Real M&A
• MetLife Discloses Second U.S. Investigative Demand in Loan Probe
• American Suzuki Wins Approval of Loan for Dealer Shutdown
• Prudential Records $618 Million Loss on Derivatives
• Porn Producers Threaten to Flee L.A. After Condom Measure
• U.S. Warned by Fitch on Fiscal Cliff; Moody’s Stands Pat
• Treasury Yield Drops Most Since May on Fed Wagers, Cliff
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for November 7
• Boehner Would Accept New Revenue Under ’Right Conditions’
• Credit Swaps in U.S. Rise Most in Six Weeks; Celanese Plans Bond
• Tomas Berdych Beats Jo-Wilfried Tsonga at ATP World Tour Finals
• Emerging ETF Sinks to 2-Week Low as Brazil Equities Fall
• Peruvian Sol Weakens as U.S. Budget Concern Saps Risk Demand
• E-House Falls on Concern Rebound at Risk: China Overnight
• Biggest Mideast Takeover at Risk as Turmoil Upsets Region
• Best Rally in Decade May Slow as Obama Faces Congress
• Climate Change Seen Eradicating Wild Arabica Coffee by Kew
• Treasury Pick Is Obama’s Pivotal Choice for New Term
• San Diego’s Filner, Pension Curb Opponent, Elected Mayor
• Citigroup Sued by Sealink Over Mortgage-Backed Securities
• Crude Oil Falls as U.S. Fiscal Cliff Looms: Commodities at Close
• India Seeks to Enforce Renewable Targets on Reliance, Tata Steel
• U.S. Stocks Tumble as Treasuries Rally on Budget Concerns
• Morgan Stanley Leads Slump as Elections, Europe Hit Banks
• Dow Tumbles Most in One Year After Presidential Elections
• United Technologies Directors Sued Over China Export Fine
• Ethanol Slips After Report Shows Ample Inventories and Imports
• Gazprom ADRs Tumble to Three-Month Low as Volumes Surge
• Apple Drops 20 Percent From Intraday Record on IPhone 5
• Macy’s Profit Tops Estimates Before Holiday Fight
• News Corp. Profit Tops Analyst Estimates on TV Ad Gains
• Clearwire Investor Crest Financial Supports Spectrum Sale
• Ethanol Going Ugly Turns Bush Plan Into Obama Test
• Republicans Keep House Majority While Losing Six Seats
• VirnetX Soars After $368.2 Million Verdict Against Apple
• Bombardier CSeries Delay Seen as Drag on Aircraft Orders
• Amyris Rises Most in Two Weeks After Reporting Narrower Loss
• AT&T to Invest $14 Billion in Networks, Lifts Dividend
• Time Warner Profit Tops Analyst Estimates on Cable-TV Gains
• Smith & Wesson, Gunmakers Rally After Obama Re-Elected
• Plexus Plunges on Loss of Biggest Client Juniper Networks
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for November 7
• Upbeat Consumers to Sustain U.S. as Companies Hesitate
• Kraft Reports Sales That Beat Estimates Amid Higher Pricing
• GMP Capital to Cut Costs as Trading Slumps
• WestJet Tops Profit Estimates After Filling Record Seats
• Cognizant Boosts Profit View on Financial Services Growth
• NII Plunges as Third-Quarter Loss Widens More Than Estimated
• The 49 Percent That Defeated Romney: Young Voters
• Auxilium Falls Most in Year as Crooked-Penis Deal Ends
• U.S. Coal Stocks Fall as More Regulation Seen Post Obama Win
• Obama Win Keeping Health Law Buoys Hospitals Shares
• Gardner Denver Said to Draw Interest From SPX, Buyout Firms
• DTCC Operations Ran During Sandy, Vault Status Still Unclear
• Agrium Earnings Miss Estimates as Potash Sales Talks Stall
• WellPoint Net Rises in First Results Since Braly’s Exit
• U.S. Consumer Credit Rose More Than Forecast in September
• BlackBerry 10 Phones Will Be ‘DOA,’ Analyst Says
• Sprint to Buy U.S. Cellular’s Midwest Airwaves, Customers
• Microsoft to Invest $100 Million on Research, Startups in Brazil
• Obama and the Bolshevik Revolution
• U.S. Gulf Gasoline Slides on Biggest Inventory Build Since 2008
• Considering Windows 8 Upgrade? Don’t: Rich Jaroslovsky
• Republicans to Hold Most Governor Offices Since 2000
• Heavy Alberta Oil Discount Sinks Near $30 on Pipe, Plant Outages
• Vial Says World Crisis Trumps Chile Overheating as Threat
• Americans Forget Disaster of Big Government 1970s
• Oil Tumbles the Most This Year as Obama Wins Re-Election
• Gasoline Tumbles as Supplies Rise and Demand Sinks After Sandy
• Republicans Stung by Loss Begin Debate Over Future
• Wheat Gains as Declining Crop Conditions Threaten Supply
• Unions Spend Big, Win Big in California
• Obama Win Raises Odds of Extending Tax Credit for Wind
• Fairfield Greenwich Settles Claims of Madoff Investors
• How Quickly Do Stock Markets Lose Their Obama Bounce
• Women Winning Senate Races Will Set Record in January
• Czech Lawmakers Approve Pension Changes Boosting Private Savings
• Tombini Sees Brazil Prices on Target Without Rate Increase
• Mark McGwire Joins Dodgers as Hitting Coach After St. Louis Exit
• ACLU, EFF Sue to Block Parts of New Sex-Offender Law
• Ohio Rules May Bar Counting of Some Ballots, Lawyers Say
• Spanish Tax Body Seizes Income of Late-Paying Soccer Teams
• ‘Sad and Depressed’ CEOs See No Light at End of Partisan Impasse
• Mets Buy Out Bay’s Final Season, End Three-Year Stint With Team
• Reid Uses Senate Wins to Call for ‘Balanced’ Deficit Plan
• Coal’s Election Loss Could Mean Gain for Carbon Tax
• Voters Decide Measures Governing Marriage, Death, Taxes
• Obama Faces Pressure to Lead on ‘Fiscal Cliff’ After Win
• U.S. Swaps Rules Won’t Work Overseas, CFTC Is Warned
• Gold Set for Longest Winning Run in 2 Months on Obama Win
• Voters Pass at Least $15.5 Billion of Local-Debt: Muni Credit
• Colombia Bonds Rise on Liquidity Boost After Interbolsa Collapse
• Odebrecht to Start Administrating Cuban Sugar Mill, Reuters Says
• Least Risky Slice of CLOs Most Compelling, Wells Fargo Says
• Arizona ‘Toughest Sheriff’ Arpaio Wins After Hispanic Opposition
• Ohio Proves Tip of Spear for Obama’s Victory Over Romney
• Ebix Accounting Practices Said to Be Probed by SEC
• Rio Says World Cup a Bust as Congress Strips State of Taxes
• Olympic Uzbek Wrestler Stripped of London Bronze Medal for Drugs
• How Obama Can Make This Election Matter
• Billionaire Rinehart Feuds With Fortune-Hunting Children
• Inventio Claims Thyssenkrupp Infringes Elevator Patent
• Greek Protests Turn Violent in Athens as Samaras Seeks Austerity
• Fukushima $137 Billion Cost Has Tepco Seeking More Aid
• Washington, Colorado Allow Recreational Use of Marijuana
• European Banks Moving Toward Great Divestment, Black Says
• Tata Motors Net Misses Estimates as Europe Demand Slows
• Russia to U.S.: We Like Your Rigged Election
• Economic Growth First Then Austerity, Orszag Says: Tom Keene
• Nigeria, China’s Sinohydro Sign Accord for Power Plant
• Michigan Rejects Increase to Renewable Energy Requirement
• Gay Marriage in Spain Upheld After Constitutional Appeal
• Northeast Republicans Return to the Endangered List
• Obama Win Means Health Overhaul to Move Ahead in States
• LG Said to Face EU Fines With Philips, Panasonic for Cartel
• Californians Approve Brown Tax Plan, Averting School Cuts
• Colombia to Liquidate Interbolsa Brokerage After Cash Crunch
• Democrat Sherrod Brown of Ohio Wins Second U.S. Senate Term
• Treasuries Remain Higher After $24 Billion 10-Year Note Auction
• Obama Win Seen Pyrrhic Without Republican Congress Assent
• Djokovic Overcomes Murray at ATP Finals in U.S. Open Rematch
• Old Mutual Third-Quarter Sales Drop 10% on Europe Turmoil
• Tourondel, BLT Owner ESquared Enter Licensing Pact
• Tymoshenko’s Health Worsens Amid Hunger Strike Against Elections
• Brazil Swap Rates Decline as Price Index Falls; Real Weakens
• Michigan Rejects Emergency Managers for Troubled Cities
• Berlin's KaDeWe Department Store Said to Be Put on Market
• Telefonica CEO Turns to Latin America After German IPO
• Same-Sex Marriage Scores First U.S. Ballot Box Victories
• Corporate Bond Risk Rises in Europe After Draghi Growth Warning
• Aetna CEO Bertolini Sees Job Cuts With No Obama Debt Deal
• Capital One Rebrands ING Direct as Orange Ball Gets ‘360’ Motif
• Glencore’s Revised Xstrata Offer Divides Investor Groups
• Tigers’ Young Pleads Guilty After New York Bias Incident
• U.S. Affirms Penalty Solar Duties for China’s Suntech, Trina
• U.S. Oil Production Increases to Highest Since December 1994
• Highland Spinoff Pyxis Capital Offers Loan Exchange-Traded Fund
• U.K. Stocks Decline After Obama Wins; Randgold Retreats
• Tester Beats Rehberg to Keep Montana U.S. Senate Seat
• German Stocks Decline After Draghi Says Crisis Hurting
• Why Californians Reformed Their ‘Three Strikes’ Law
• Kloeckner Accelerates Job Cuts as Crisis Curbs Steel Demand
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for November 7
• Lithuanian Court Agrees to Review Validity of Parliamentary Vote
• Serbia Seeks $1.8 Billion From China for Power Plants, Roads
• Indiana Basketball Has Two Freshmen Suspended 9 Games by NCAA
• Bioenergy Seeks $1.5 Million in First BNDES Loan to Brazil Solar
• Natural Gas Slides on Outlook for Moderating U.S. Weather
• Private Equity Lures Pensioners as Bond Yields Sink
• Christie ‘Extraordinarily Disappointed’ in Obama’s Re-Election
• Dez Wells Cleared to Play for Maryland After Xavier Dismissal
• Clarkson Falls as Shipping Rates May Hurt Earnings: London Mover
• Swiss Stocks Drop on Debt Concern; Adecco, Holcim Fall
• Carlyle Calls It Quits on Chemring After Misses Multiply
• 3Legs Resources Rises as Shale-Gas Well in Poland Lifts Flow
• Vestas Seeks 20 Percent Stake Sale, Cuts 3,000 More Jobs
• Ethanol Production in U.S. Rises to 827,000 Barrels a Day
• Ex-Penn State President Arraigned on Cover-Up Charges
• Europe Stocks Drop on Economy Concern, U.S. Fiscal Cliff
• El-Erian Says Municipal Debt More Attractive After Election
• Slovak Budget Goal Achievable Though Risks Remain, Council Says
• U.S. House Republicans Emboldened by Keeping Majority
• Democrats Keep Senate Majority as Warren Defeats Brown
• Commerzbank Worst Among Peers Needs Disposals for Turnaround
• Gilt Yields Drop to Three-Week Low as German Production Slides
• ABB Circuit-Breaker Breakthrough Promises Edge in Power Grids
• Why Romney Lost the Election
• Former Bank of America Executives Start Heritage Realty Capital
• Gedeon Richter Gains, Trading Surges on Goldman: Budapest Mover
• Djokovic Overcomes Murray at ATP Finals in U.S. Open Rematch
• Hearts Issued With Winding-Up Order Over Unpaid Taxes, BBC Says
• Obama, Senate Wins Show `People Power,' Trumka Says
• Germany’s Bonds Jump After Draghi Says Inflation Risks Are Low
• Greenspan Says Election Won’t Help Resolve Fiscal Cliff
• Russia’s Grain Crop Seen by Ministry Down 24% From 2011
• Home Prices Rise in 81% of U.S. Cities as Markets Recover
• Enbridge Reports Quarterly Profit, Helped by Liquids Pipe
• Slovakia Close to Selling AAU Carbon Rights to Spain, Ziga Says
• Pacers’ All-Star Granger to Miss Three Months With Knee Injury
• Poland Delivers First Rate Cut Since 2009 as Growth Slows
• Divided America Revealed as Women, Hispanics Back Obama
• Let the 2016 Punditry Begin
• EBRD May Lend as Much as $12 Million to Romanian Water Utility
• Michelin Calls Antique Taco One of Chicago’s Best Values
• Wall Street Scourge Warren Entering U.S. Senate
• Pentagon Challenges Chinese Monopoly on Rare Earths
• Obama May Levy Carbon Tax to Cut U.S. Deficit, HSBC Says
• Georgia Gulf May Invest in Jointly Owned U.S. Ethylene Plant
• Clayton Dubilier & Rice Said to Seek $5 Billion for Fund
• Oliver Says Canada Expects U.S. to Approve Keystone
• Erste’s Serbian Unit May Consider Buying Hypo Alpe Subsidiary
• Storm on U.S. East Coast Threatens Region Damaged by Sandy
• Sebastian Coe, London 2012 Chief, Named British Olympic Chairman
• Baseball Player Delmon Young Pleads Guilty to Harassment
• Nigeria’s Naira Weakens on Importer Demand as Bank Cuts Supply
• EU Sees Spain’s Budget Measures Failing to Tackle Deficit
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for Nov. 2 (Text)
• Darrell Royal, Texas Coach for 3 National Titles, Dies at 88
• Polish Next-Day Power Increases as Peak-Hour Exports Set to Rise
• Egypt’s Islamists to Protest for More Inclusion of Sharia Law
• Atlas Iron Said to Meet with Lenders on $325 Million Term Loan
• Lincoln Leads Life Insurer Slump After Obama Victory
• Harmony Profit Boosted by Highest Output in 10 Quarters
• North Sea Aasgard December Crude Exports Unchanged at Seven Lots
• Aluminum Long-Term Bookings Seen in Short Supply by Sucden
• Writing Marijuana Law for Your Backyard
• Citigroup’s Walsh to Join Broker Marsh & McLennan
• Ruble Gains Time in Three Days as Obama Win Boosts Risk Wagers
• NHL, Players Continue Labor Talks in Attempt to Salvage Season
• Obama First Since FDR Re-Elected With 7.9% Joblessness
• Commodities Are Still Attractive for Pension Funds, Gresham Says
• Bosnian Krajinapetrol Seeks Takeover by Croat INA, Poslovni Says
• Russia’s Fedorov Says Grain Export Curbs are not Required
• Romanian Leu Retreats From One-Month High; Bond Yields Decline
• Merck May Not Have Shown Women Can Safely Choose Drug
• White House Should Be Ready for a Debt-Limit Deal
• Syracuse-San Diego State Basketball on U.S.S. Midway Is Delayed
• Nordic Next-Quarter Power Approaches Six-Week Low on Water Glut
• HSBC Liable for Ignoring Madoff-Linked Loss: Investors
• Spain Delays Signing Onto Desertec Sahara Solar Project
• South Africa’s IDC Sells 5 Billion-Rand Clean Energy Bond to PIC
• Ecuador’s October Prices Rise at Slowest Pace Since May
• Human Whale Seeks Salvation in ‘Moby-Dick,’ Jonah: Stage
• Michigan Unions Lose and Right-to-Work Revival Looms
• Vattenfall Won’t Buy EON Finnish Nuclear Share, Hatakka Says
• Anglo, Xstrata Coal Units Sign Pact to Raise S. Africa Wages
• Symrise Chief Considers New U.S. Plant Amid Inflated Valuations
• Norilsk May Cancel 10% of Stock in March With Month Delay
• EU Says Cyprus Recession to Last Longer Than Previously Forecast
• EU Cuts 2013 Growth Forecast as Crisis Weighs on Germany
• Croatian, Slovenian Experts Reach Compromise on NLB Dispute
• Soco Rises to 14-Month High After Pertamina Bid for Coastal
• Hollande Introduces Same-Sex Marriage Bill in French Cabinet
• How Gay Marriage Advocates Will Learn to Love the Ballot
• Armstrong Investigating Panel Nearer, Cycling Body Says
• Deceit Behind Danish Bank Bust Impossible to Catch, FSA Says
• EU Bank Union Should Embrace East, Development Bank Says
• Greece Plans Revenue Tax for Solar Plants to Cut Deficit
• To Lead Change as an Incumbent, Obama Needs New Allies
• BOE’s Haldane Says Vickers Plans Should Be Less Flexible
• Manchester City Close to Champions League Elimination
• Never-Used $72 Billion IMF Loan Wins Over Traders: Mexico Credit
• Burberry Posts Profit That Exceeds Analysts Estimates
• Romania Raises CPI Forecasts on Food, Weighs Policy ‘Carefully’
• Gazprom Awaits Arbitration as RWE Gas Price Talks Stall
• Carlyle Raises $1.1 Billion for U.S. Mid-Market Buyouts
• Jefferies Set to Donate Trading Revenue to Sandy Relief
• Nate Silver-Led Statistics Men Crush Pundits in Election
• Aravis Sells 6.3-Megawatt German Wind Farm to EBM of Switzerland
• Iraq Replaces Food Rations With Cash Handouts, Minister Says
• Samaras Faces Down Parliament Dissenter as Greeks Srike
• ADM’s FCPA Probe, Citigroup, EU Winegrowers: Compliance
• Germany Gets 10th Three-Star Restaurant in Michelin Guide
• Chilean Peso Depreciates as Copper Tumbles After U.S. Election
• Aditya Birla Finance Ltd and Shriram Transport Finance Ltd CP
• Allahabad Bank & Axis Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Gruh Finance Ltd. and Indian Oil Corporation CP:India Money
• SBH CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Fed Funds Open at 0.17%, Within Target Range, According to ICAP
• New Storm Deepens Woe for Sandy’s Blacked-out 650,000
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Lithuania Calls Belarus Embassy Attack ‘Terrorist Act,’ BNS Says
• Slovenian Economy Seen Shrinking in 2013 as Bailout Looms
• Azerbaijan Seeks to Narrow Budget Deficit on Rising Oil Revenue
• Wages Rise Fastest for Poorest Britons Since 1998, ONS Says
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Ivory Coast October Inflation Rate Rises to 3%, Institute Says
• Bulgaria Ties South Stream Agreement With Gas Supply Contract
• Bharti Net Falls on Increased Competition, Network Costs
• South Africa Sugar Mills in Talks on Duties for Brazil’s Imports
• MorphoSys Rises on Expanded Novartis Partnership: Munich Mover
• ATP World Tour Finals to Remain in London Through 2015, ATP Says
• ThinkEquity Files for Chapter 7 Liquidation in Delaware
• Crude Futures Drop on Greek Austerity Vote, Rising U.S. Supply
• Vodka for Nuts Clouds Prospects for Bonds: South Africa Credit
• Czech Premier Wins Confidence as Tax Revolt Weakens Cabinet
• Veolia Jumps After Confirming Asset Sale Plan to Cut Debt
• Brazil Annual Inflation Quickens to Fastest in Eight Months
• Paschi Cut ECB Funding After Reducing Italy Bond Holdings
• German Bunds Extend Gain as Draghi Sees Very Low Inflation Risk
• The First Speech of Obama’s Second Term
• December Carbon Open Interest on ICE Falls as Positions Roll
• Standard Bank Boosts Funding for S. African Clean-Power Projects
• Credit Risk Falls as Greek Optimism Adds to Obama’s U.S. Victory
• Putin Faces Anti-Migrant Tide as Opponents Tap Resentmen
• Apple, Vringo, MIPS, Twitter, AHA: Intellectual Property
• EU Sees France Barely Growing as Exporters Lose to Rivals
• U.K. GDP Forecasts Cut by European Commission After ‘Bleak’ 2012
• EU Halves Germany’s 2013 Growth Forecast as Crisis Hurts Exports
• Libya Renews Focus on Natural Gas, Plans to Explore Shale
• South Africa Sugar Millers May Miss Out on Clean-Power Contracts
• Fatima Fertilizer Weighs Algeria, Nigeria for $1.4 Bln Plant
• Chile Reverses 3 Months of Deficits With Oct. Trade Surplus
• Policy Makers May Find Relief in Obama Victory, O’Neill Says
• LBBW Reiterates Full-Year Target as Nine-Month Profit Rises 15%
• Irish Homes Drawing Buyers After Market Crash: Mortgages
• Socar Will Sell 12% Stakes in Tanap Gas Pipeline to BP, Statoil
• Matrix to Liquidate Hedge Fund and Investment-Banking Divisions
• Morgan Stanley Said to Sell India Wealth Management Business
• Ericsson to Cut 1,550 Jobs in Sweden as Carriers Spend Less
• IMF Says Case for Further South Africa Rate Cuts Is Building
• U.K. Home Prices Seen Falling for a Second Straight Year
• UN CER Carbon Offset Daily Supply Increases by Most Since May
• Gold, Copper Lead Gains in Commodities as Obama Wins Second Term
• U.K. Pound Erases 0.3% Advance Versus Dollar to Trade at $1.5995
• Merkel Euro Budget Veto Policy Is Wrong, Council of Advisers Say
• EU Proposes Tighter Rules to Cut Fluorinated Greenhouse Gases
• Outokumpu Wins European Union Approval to Buy ThyssenKrupp Unit
• Holcim Chief Looking to Make Disposals as Europe Market Falters
• Zimbabwe’s Manufacturing Capacity in Crisis, Confederation Says
• Asian Stocks Advance as Obama Wins U.S. Presidency
• Ferrotec to Cut 800 Jobs, Restructure Solar Silicon Business
• Safaricom Heads for Biggest Gain in 2 Weeks: Nairobi Mover
• California Voters Reject Curb on Union Political Power
• Gulf Oil to Buy Chemical-Maker Houghton for $1.05 Billion
• Korea Hydro CEO to Quit Once Nuclear Parts “Mess” Rectified
• Dana Gas Restructures $1 Billion Bond to Avert Asset Seizure
• Russian Anthrax Outbreak Seen by Watchdog in West Siberia Area
• Steel Authority Said to Close Odisha Mine, Cutting Output
• TVN Jumps as Profit Tops Estimates on Lower Costs: Warsaw Mover
• Sony PlayStation 3 Gets Safety Certificate From China Authority
• Five Shot Dead by Co-Worker at Protek Retailer Office in Moscow
• Ghana Seeks $1 Billion for Renewable-Energy Resources
• World Leaders Begin Congratulating Obama After Election Win
• Indian Stocks Advance for Sixth Day on Foreign Flows, Obama Win
• The Re-Election of Barack Obama
• Portugal Dock Workers Extend Strike Until Nov. 28, Union Says
• Metro Pacific Interested in Water Projects in Vietnam, Indonesia
• Vestas Bond Plunges as Cash Outlook Darkens: Copenhagen Mover
• China Overseas Land Plans Bond Sale; Obama Wins U.S. Presidency
• Rottneros Shares Rise After $52.6 Million Bid From Arctic Paper
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Nov 06, 2012.
• Novatek Rises to 1-Week High on 49% Nortgas Stake: Moscow Mover
• Rupiah Strengthens Most in Three Weeks After Obama Re-Election
• Helsingin Energia May Replace 40% of Coal With Biomass at Plants
• Euro-Region September Retail Sales Contract More Than Estimated
• German Economy Will Fail to Pick Up in 2013, Advisers Say
• lSR Completes Yuzhny Complex St. Petersburg Construction
• ING Groep Cutting 2,350 Jobs as Quarterly Profit Slides 64%
• North Sea Troll Crude December Exports to Increase to 13 Cargoes
• Forint Gains as Obama Victory Boosting Risk Appetite Cuts Yields
• South African Business Confidence Little Changed on Economy
• FIFA Nov. Top 100 World National Soccer Team Rankings
• Former EU President Prodi Comments on Obama’s Re-Election
• German Power Slips as Carbon Declines From Two-Month High
• Alstom First-Half Profit Beats Estimates as Train Sales Gain
• Taiwan Dollar Forwards Rise to Six-Month High as Obama Wins
• Munich Re Shrugs Off Sandy to Raise 2012 Profit Target
• Finnish Industrial Outlook Weakens as Orders Fall, Survey Shows
• Japanese Banking System Outlook Raised to Stable by Moody’s
• Voestalpine Quarterly Profit Declines 10% After Forecast Cut
• Vietnam Two-Year Yield Drops by Most Since July After Auction
• Cameron to Meet Merkel to Thrash Out EU Budget Differences
• Most China Stocks Fall, Led by Financials; Miners Gain
• OMV Petrom Third-Quarter Profit Falls 26% on Financial Loss
• Husqvarna to Cut 600 Jobs as Garden-Tools Maker Seeks Savings
• U.K. Stocks Pare Gains; FTSE 100 Index Is Little Changed
• California Backs Hedge Fund Chief’s Corporate Tax Measure
• Crude Drops in New York on Speculation of Higher Stockpiles
• Pearson Said Exploring Financial Times Sale as CEO Leaves
• Australia Promotes Carbon Market With First Trading Licenses
• Kenyan Shilling Gains Second Day Before Central Bank Meeting
• Swiss Consumer Prices Continue Slump in October
• Africa Needs $360 Billion Infrastructure, Development Bank Says
• BNP Paribas Third-Quarter Net Doubles on Trading Gains
• Election Day Voting Target Voter ID, Mural of Obama
• Brenntag Pares Top End Hopes for Profit as Economies Weaken
• France Congratulates Obama’s Re-election, Finance Minister Says
• Spanish Industrial Output Falls for 13th Month Amid Slump
• UN’s Ban Congratulates Obama, Sees Lasting Partnership With U.S.
• Rubber Rebounds From Seven-Week Low as Obama Wins Re-Election
• Oil Trades Near Two-Week High as President Obama Wins Election
• Blackstone Buys Loans Backed by Stake in Paris’s Gecina
• Archstone Sees $1.77 Billion of Asset Sales by 2014
• Korean Won Rises to 14-Month High as Obama Wins U.S. Election
• Obama Wins Re-Election With Romney Defeated in Key States
• Klaipedos Nafta, Oil Terminal, Sales Fall 12% in October
• Japanese Stocks Fall on Stonger Yen as Obama Re-Elected
• Krugman Says U.S. Economy Making Progress, Still Depressed
• German Bunds Open Little Changed, Leaving 10-Year Yield at 1.45%
• Romney Lost Race in Summer After Obama Redefined Resume
• Obama Leverages Auto Bailout for Crucial Midwest Wins
• The Future of Romney and the Republican Party
• Australian Dollar Climbs Versus U.S. Peer After Obama Win
• Ports Risk $4 Trillion Indonesia Bounty Luring Unilever: Freight
• Obama Repeats Win in Former Republican Stronghold Virginia
• Asian Stocks Advance, Dollar Weakens as Obama Wins Re-Election
• Murphy Beats McMahon’s $100 Million in Connecticut Race
• Jets’ Ryan Voted Most Overrated NFL Coach in Sporting News Poll
• Baldwin Defeats Thompson in Wisconsin U.S. Senate Race
• Obama Wins Battleground of Nevada on Path to Second Term
• Top-Performing Won Threatens to Hurt Korea Export Rebound
• Maine and Maryland’s Wedding Gift to Gay Couples
• Man. United Must Pay $58 Million for Rodriguez: Soccer Roundup
• Warren Has the Skills for the Senate
• Democrats Assured of Keeping U.S. Senate Majority
• Indonesia Sees at Least 6.6% Growth Next Year, Ratnawati Says
• Indonesia Sees at Least 6.6% Growth Next Year, Ratnawati Says
• Republican Flake Defeats Carmona for Arizona U.S. Senate Seat
• Obama Beats Republican Romney in Swing State of Colorado
• Hedge Funds Lost 1.9% in October as Global Stocks Dropped
• Branson Backs Codecademy With Kleiner for Online Teaching
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