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November 14, 2012

• Korea Electric CEO Kim to Resign Two Years Before End of Term
• California Carbon Futures Slip as State Sells Allowances
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 11/15/2012
• National Book Awards Honor Erdrich’s Fiction, Boo’s Slum
• Exelon Settles U.S. Allegations Over Constellation Merger
• Hong Kong Stocks Fall Before China Names New Leadership
• Who’s Who in China’s New Communist Party Leadership Lineup
• Hub Power Mulls Court Action to Recover Pakistan Dues
• Japan Domestic Solar Shipments Rise 80 Percent, JPEA Says
• Hillshire Ripe for Cheap Deal for Meat Producer: Real M&A
• ICAP Said to Shut Four-Person NYSE Unit After Polcari Quits
• Japan’s 20-Year Bonds to Draw Low Price of 100.20, Survey Says
• Florida Governor Scott Drops Opposition to Health Law
• Nissan Weighs Mexico for Next North America Plant
• Jeff Koons, Franz Kline Set Records at Christie’s Sale
• Chile Beats Development Goal as Growth Defies World Slump
• Rugby Board to Review Disciplinary Process After Thomson’s Ban
• In Petraeus Scandal, FBI Has Explaining to Do
• Mexico Peso Drops for Sixth Day Amid Concern Over Fiscal Cliff
• Japan Domestic Solar Shipments Increase 80 Percent, JPEA Says
• CIC, PetroChina, BOC Heads Get Communist Party Promotions
• Pertamina Boosts Crude Output From Northwest Java, IOD Says
• Ibrahimovic Scores All Four Goals as Sweden Beats England
• Zhou Seen Leaving PBOC as China Picks New Economic Chiefs
• Facebook Rises as Lockup Lifts on Shares
• RBA Sells A$483 Million to Other Clients, Most Since 2009
• Fed's Williams Sees QE Extending Into Second Half of 2013
• Thai Bonds Advance as Global Funds Boost Holdings; Baht Steady
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Global Logistic to Raise S$404 Million to Fund Brazil Expansion
• European Peripherals More Attractive Than Euro, John Taylor Says
• Goldman Sachs Names 70 Partners, Fewest as Public Company
• Cybersecurity Bill Killed, Paving Way for Executive Order
• Toyota Sends Venzas to South Korea, Boosting U.S. Exports
• Solve Fiscal Cliff by Year-End or Gridlock Returns, Dodd Says
• Eletrobras Is Worst Power Bet as Rates Decline: Corporate Brazil
• Heathrow Limit Costs U.K. 14 Billion Pounds, Airport Says
• Apollo Said to Be in Lead to Buy Aviva U.S. Life Unit
• U.S. Rate Swap Spreads May Widen as Demand for Treasuries Rises
• BASF Turns Driller to Shield Chemical Maker From Shale: Energy
• Money Funds Lift Government Debt in Liquidity Grab, Fitch Says
• Rolling Stones Start 50th Birthday Bash With New Songs
• Pickens Sells North American Producers Encana, Cabot and Apache
• Japanese Bought Net 378.4 Billion Yen Overseas Debt Last Week
• THQ in Talks With Wells Fargo to Fix Credit Line Default
• Rays’ Price Wins American League Cy Young Award as Top Pitcher
• Stanford Accountants Helped Hide Ponzi Scheme, U.S. Argues
• Tax Reform Won’t Save the World
• My Name Is Uncle Sam, and I’m a Debt-aholic
• The Great Campaign Polling Conspiracy
• John Calipari’s Grand Experiment
• Making Sure Nonprofits Aren’t All About Profit
• OTP’s Bencsik Sees Improving Bad Loan Trends, Lending Pick-Up
• Barclays to Eaton Lead $17.5 Billion of Bond Offerings in U.S.
• GameStop ‘Call of Duty’ Sales Top 1 Million in First Day
• Bank of America Sued Over $261 Million in Mortgage Bonds
• Australian Stocks Drop on U.S. Budget Concern, Israel
• Qatar Said to Support Glencore Bid, Xstrata Bonuses
• Tiger Global Bought Yahoo, Burger King, Facebook Stock
• Starbucks With Teavana Moves Schultz Beyond Coffee Roots
• Obama-Backed Cyber Bill Blocked by Senate Republicans
• Buffett’s Berkshire Disclosed Deere Stake
• Highbridge Capital Management Holdings in 3rd Quarter: 13F Alert
• Soros Adds AIG, Citigroup, JPMorgan in Third Quarter
• Lone Pine Sells SPDR Gold Trust, While Adding to Priceline Stake
• Chrysler Said to Talk With Santander to Be Main Lender
• Nigeria Faces Prolonged Fuel Shortages on Importers’ Poor Credit
• Montenegro Beats San Marino to Lead World Cup Qualifying Group
• Omnicom Chief Scouts for Acquisitions Outside Europe This Year
• Container-Rate Plunge Shows Mediterranean Cast Adrift
• Tires Get Grades in Europe as in Test for Premium Brands
• Hungary Recession Probably Extended Last Quarter
• Emerging-Market Stocks Post Longest Rout Since August
• U.S. Credit Swaps Rise to Highest in 3 Months; Eaton Sells Debt
• Eaton Issues $4.9 Billion of Debt to Fund Cooper Industries Deal
• Elliott Management Corporation Holdings in 3rd Quarter: 13F
• Precision to Buy Simmons’s Timet for $2.9 Billion
• Sony to Sell $1.9 Billion of Convertible Bonds to Expand
• Tribune Cross Ownership to Be Cleared in FCC Proposal
• Einhorn’s Greenlight Buys Yahoo Shares, Sells UnitedHealth, Hess
• Watch Egypt as Israel and Hamas Shoot It Out
• Obama Says Nation Can’t Afford Deadlock Over Debt Talks
• Blackstone Sees Two-Year Window to Buy Houses: Mortgages
• Oil, Cocoa Rise as Sugar Declines: Commodities at Close
• McAfee Founder’s Guard Arrested as Belize Investigates Killing
• Manchester United Resisted SEC on IPO Risk for Investors
• Dollar Weakens as Fed Minutes Suggest More Bond Buying
• Vale CEO Says Brazil Royalties Settlement Won’t Exceed Provision
• Telecoms Drop as ADRs Sink on Leadership: China Overnight
• Oil Advances in New York After Airstrikes by Israel
• Japan Beats Oman to Close in on Fifth Straight World Cup Berth
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for November 14
• U.S. Stocks Fall Amid Budget Debate, Middle East Conflict
• U.S. Yields at Almost 2-Month Lows as Fed May Add Bonds
• Loeb’s Third Point Increases Holdings in AIG and Apple
• Bodyguards Flank Burundi Taxman as AK-47s Back Revenue Doubling
• Panasonic Plans 8,000 Job Cuts Amid Second Straight Loss
• Ecopetrol $2.5 Billion Peru Investment Slowed by Permit Delays
• Israel Hits Gaza Targets as Air Strike Kills Hamas Leader
• Rona Advances as Investor Invesco Eyes Board Changes
• Wal-Mart Starts Food-Testing Subscription Service
• Dow Reaches Lowest Since June on Budget, Israel Conflict
• Regulators Grilled Over Community Banks’ Basel Burden
• Ex-New York Lawmaker Meng Admists Soliciting Bribe
• Highfields Capital Management Holdings in 3rd Quarter: 13F Alert
• Solazyme to Expand Renewable-Oil Production With Bunge, ADM
• Best Buy CEO Hubert Joly Considers Buying Electronics Brands
• Berenbaum Says Qualcomm His ‘Single Best Buy’: Tom Keene
• Pelosi to Remain as U.S. House Minority Leader
• Canada Competition Bureau: RBS Not Cooperating on LIBOR
• Amazon Beats Wal-Mart in Toy Prices as Holidays Approach
• TPC Rising Takeover Bids Make Rubber Best Bet in U.S.
• Korea’s Carbon-Trading Systems Set for Testing Next Year
• Bank Regulators Urge Firms to Aid Customers in Sandy Wake
• US Airways Said to Detail Merger Plan to AMR Creditors
• Ethanol Weakens Against Gasoline on Slack Use and Ample Supply
• Abercrombie & Fitch Jumps After Raising Profit Forecast
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for November 14
• Overseas Shipholding Group Files for Bankruptcy
• U.S. ‘Strongly Condemns’ Rocket Fire From Gaza Into Israel
• Mosaic May Further Reduce Potash Output Amid Weak Demand
• Monster Said to Find No Bidders So Far
• Fairholme Capital Management Holdings in 3rd Quarter: 13F Alert
• Snyder’s Said in Talks to Sell Vista for as Much as $350 Million
• Thousands Seen Dying If Terrorists Attack U.S. Power Grid
• Mosaic Falls as It Says More Potash Cuts May Come: Chicago Mover
• Trina Solar Falls to Record Low on Shipment Estimate Cut
• Facebook Challenges LinkedIn With Online Job Search Tool
• Cisco Rises as Profit Tops Estimates on Price Reductions
• Obama Tells Republicans ‘Go After Me’ Instead of Rice
• AMD Says It Isn’t Actively Pursuing a Sale of the Company
• Mexico’s Pena Nieto Announces Ministry Structural Changes
• Sandy May Cost Insurers as Much as $25 Billion, RMS Estimates
• Ranks of Poor Americans at Record High Even With Aid
• RIM Expects Government Customers to Embrace BlackBerry 10
• Orbimed Advisors LLC Holdings in 3rd Quarter: 13F Alert
• Google’s Apple Envy Yields New Gadgets: Rich Jaroslovsky
• Barclays Raises $3 Billion With 10-Year Contingent Capital Notes
• NBC Names Don Nash to Replace Bell as ‘Today’ Executive Producer
• Moore Capital Buys Citigroup, JPMorgan Shares in Quarter
• Obama Issues Presidential Directive on U.S. Cyber Operations
• Soybeans Rise on Signs Demand Improving; Corn Gains; Wheat Falls
• You Say $1 Trillion, I Say 'Huh?'
• West Coast States Partner to Finance Infrastructure Projects
• Crude Options Volatility Declines as Oil Gains on Israeli Strike
• Orange Juice Gains on Crop Risk; Cotton, Coffee Rise
• Serbia Is Selling $750 Million of Bonds for Budget Spendi
• Fed Says ‘a Number’ on FOMC Saw Need for Additional QE
• Wingman Rule to Curb Sex Abuse Is Adopted by Air Force
• New York Gasoline Weakens as Hess Restarts Port Reading Refinery
• Roethlisberger Says Dislocated Rib Could Puncture His Aorta
• Gasoline Advances on Shut Refinery and Stronger Economic Data
• GWU Pulled From U.S. News Rankings on Misreported Data
• Honest Wall Street Guy Is Proven Wildly Correct, Again
• Eligible Hispanic Vote Close to Doubling in 20 Years, Pew Finds
• Berkshire Cuts 105 Jobs, Shuts Paper Bought by Buffett
• Air Berlin Profit Jumps 4.5% as Reorganization Reduces Costs
• Obama Is President but Compromise Is King
• Chavez Mulls Revamping Currency Controls as Bolivar Plunges
• Obama Says U.S. Not Ready to Recognize Syrian Opposition Group
• Jordan's Abdullah Can Only Blame Himself
• Will the U.S. Lead From Behind on Syria, Too?
• History Suggests Grand Bargain to Avert Fiscal Cliff
• Cocoa Jumps as Ivory Coast President Dissolves Government
• Florida Party Host in Petraeus Downfall Had Financial Issues
• King Beaten by Pound Gains as Foreigners Buy Homes: Currencies
• Colombia’s $2.2 Billion Bond Auction Add-On Drives Up Yields
• Geithner’s Money-Fund Overhaul Push Sparks New Opposition
• Tebow Bashing by Unidentified Teammates Is Cowardly, Ryan Says
• Europe Protests Austerity With Strikes in Spain, Italy
• Why Republicans Lack a Compelling Economic Agenda
• Serum of India's Meningitis Drug Cleared for Warm Storage
• U.S. Federal Open Market Committee Oct. 24 Statement: Text
• Pentagon Weapons Buyer Want to Limit Fixed-Price Jobs
• Torii Hunter Agrees on 2-Year Deal With Tigers, USA Today Says
• Lansdowne Adds New Morgan Stanley Stake, Boosts JPMorgan
• Obama Says No Evidence of Classified Leak in Petraeus Case
• NASA Sees Earth's Skies as a Motley Swirl: Today's Pic
• BSkyB Premier League Soccer Rights Costs to Dent Margins
• Meningitis Deaths Prompt FDA to Seek Pharmacy Oversight
• Copper Falls on European Woes, U.S. Fiscal-Cliff Concerns
• HGCA Sees British Wheat Weights Lowest on Record After Rain
• NML Urges Court Not to Delay Argentine Bond Payments
• BofA Client-Meeting Quota Said to Vex Investment Bankers
• Penn State Must Open Records, Change Board, Watchdog Says
• Marlins Can’t Take Heat as Salary Dump Leads to Anger in Florida
• U.K. Liberals Join Industry Pressing Conservatives on Wind
• Vitol Buys Europe Naphtha; Jet Fuel Premium Falls: Oil Products
• EU Carbon Has Biggest Two-Day Falling Streak This Year on Supply
• Ivory Coast President Dissolves Government After Law Opposed
• Germany Has Built Clean Energy Economy U.S. Rejected in 80s
• Top Copper Producer Sees Metal Holding Above Former Price Norm
• Qatar Airways Swaps Airbus Smallest A350 for Larger Variants
• German Law Gave Citizens a Stake in Clean Energy Switch
• French Feed-Grain Use Seen Lower by Crop Office on Herd
• Barclays Must Disclose Libor Traders, Submitters: Judge
• Natixis Third-Quarter Profit Falls 59% on Own-Debt Charge
• Retail Sales in U.S. Decrease for First Time in 4 Months
• Nexans, Prysmian Win Court Bid Against EU Cable Cartel Raids
• Oaktree’s Kirchheimer Says Carried Interest Tax to Rise
• Ireland’s Outlook Revised to Stable From Negative by Fitch
• EU Bank Firewall May Push Up Lenders' Costs, AFME Says
• Benedictine Nuns Ask Citigroup Board to Explore Break-Up
• France’s Ayrault Criticizes German Inflation Focus, SZ Reports
• BlackRock Junk-Bond ETF Has Record Withdrawal as Rally Fades
• Carphone Warehouse Rises on Dividend Prospects: London Mover
• Pound Weakens as BOE’s King Sees Risk of ‘Persistent Low Growth’
• Europe Stocks Decline to Two-Month Low as Output Drops
• Spanish Bonds Drop as Rehn Says 2014 Deficit Steps Fall Short
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for November 14
• Vietnam Premier Pledges to Aid Companies, Boost Economy
• Ruble Jumps Most This Month as Companies Buy Currency to Pay Tax
• German Stocks Drop on Euro-Area Industrial Production
• ICAP Slides to Near Four-Year Low as Profit Drops 26%
• Liberty Global CFO Sees Germany Allowing More Cable Acquisitions
• Diamond Brings Record $21.5 Million, Beatles Art $87,720
• Prudential Asia to Self-Fund by 2013 Creating Options
• Ohio’s Provisional-Ballot Rule Unfair, Judge Says
• Toyota Recalls 2.77 Million Vehicles on Steering, Pump Flaws
• MBIA Outflanked by BofA in Toxic Bond Battle: Corporate Finance
• Narcotic Traffickers Designated by U.S. Treasury Department
• Trader Lobby Concerned EU Is Limiting Options on Carbon Market
• Russia Says Satellite Connections Working After Cable Break
• Polish Next-Day Power Falls as Enea Set to Start Kozienice Plant
• Boehner Joins Ryan, Cantor on House Team for U.S. Budget Talks
• Roubini Says Euro-Area Crisis Spreading From Periphery to Core
• MTS Raises Dividend, May Bid for Tele2 Unit in Russia
• Diamond Libor Taint Drives Colby Students Seeking Ouster
• Steinway to Sell Home of Landmark Hall for $195 Million
• Randgold Falls in London as Ivory Coast Government Is Dissolved
• Serbia Expects as Much as $1.5 Billion in FDI This Year
• Chile Ready to Repeat Measures to Boost Liquidity, Larrain Says
• Business Tax Breaks Remain in Flux, U.S. House’s Camp Says
• Rainbow Chicken Jumps on Foodcorp Deal: Johannesburg Mover
• Libya’s New Government Sworn in Before National Congress
• Scene in D.C.: Bond’s Spy Museum, ‘Martian’ Chronicle
• Manchester United Has Quarterly Profit Thanks to Tax Credit
• NWR Jumps Most in Five Months on Unexpected Profit: Mover
• Dominican Ex-President Defends Tax Increase as Protests Continue
• TransAtlantic Petroleum Wins Natural Gas Permit in Bulgaria
• PST Jumps From 3-Year Low on City Housing Project: Vilnius Mover
• Vermilion to Buy Zaza Energy Assets With Possible Shale Reserves
• Bugs Damaging Monsanto Corn May Do Same to Syngenta Crops
• Turkish Group Tries to Lure $10 Billion of Property Investment
• Potash Export Grip Challenged in China’s Bond Deal: Commodities
• Norton Rose Merges With Fulbright & Jaworski to Form Top-10 Firm
• Gabon to Maintain December Rabi Blend Exports at Three Cargoes
• Three Men Arrested in London Olympic Spying Case, Police Say
• Romanian Leu’s 6-Day Decline Longest Losing Streak in 4 Months
• GM’s Chinese Partner Predicts Sales to Outpace Industry in 2013
• Pertamina Seeks to Buy Low-Sulfur Crude for January Delivery
• U.K. Commercial Property Falls for 12th Month on Economic Pain
• Ukio Rises for 1st Time in Week After CEO's Debt Remark
• Gazprom Gains BASF Gas Traders in Swap for Russian Output
• Spain Wins Relief From Austerity Push as General Strike Rages
• Telekom Austria Rises After Net Income Beats Estimates
• ECB’s Asmussen Says Risks in Bond-Purchase Plan Are Justified
• Shell Expects to Invest More Than $20 Billion in Gas by 2015
• Gazprom Sinks to Five-Month Low on BASF Asset Swap: Moscow Mover
• Polish Bonds Rally as Slowing Inflation Prompts Rate Cut Call
• Petraeus Willing to Appear Before Panel, Chairwoman Says
• Motorola Solutions Opens Kenya Office for Enterprise Business
• King to Caucus With U.S. Senate Democrats as Independent
• Israel’s Fischer Says Growth May Be Higher Than Forecast
• Fortum Urges Permanent Deletion of EU CO2 Permits to Fix Glut
• Another Japanese Prime Minister? Seriously?
• KKR to Develop Housing Community in Oil-Rich North Dakota
• Barrick Leads First Sales Decline in Canada Since 2009
• Italy Yields Decline at Sale as German Notes Fetch Negative Rate
• Rehn to Pass Judgment on Spain Deficit, EU Official Says
• Halloween Concert Deaths Probe Forces Madrid Resignation
• U.S. Stocks Erase Gains as Industrial, Commodity Shares Decline
• U.S. Releases Rules to Guide Foreign Bribery Enforcement
• Business Inventories in U.S. Climb at Slower Pace Than Sales
• Fischer Sees No Economic Reason to Block ICL Sale to Potash
• EEX Waives 5,000-Euro Annual Fee for Carbon Trading Next Year
• Adoboli Jury Begins Deliberations on $2.3 Billion UBS Loss Case
• Rand Falls to 5-Week Low as Mining Slump Stokes Exports Concern
• Rossi Falls to 16-Week Low After Profit Trails Analyst Estimates
• Afton Capital Management Holdings in 3rd Quarter: 13F Alert
• EnBW Postpones Investment Decision on German Offshore Wind Farm
• Obama Meets With CEOs as He Seeks Leverage in Debt Talks
• Nokia Buys Earthmine for 3-D in Map Fight With Apple
• Pelosi Said to Decide to Remain House Democratic Leader
• Wales Leaves Captain Warburton Out of Rugby Team to Face Samoa
• Turkey, Israel Warn Syria Against Violations of Territory
• Temasek Raises Stake in Copper Producer Turquoise Hill to 3.7%
• Indonesia Takes On Energy Oversight After Regulator Wound Up
• Nordic First-Quarter Power Slips as Forecasts for Rain Increase
• CIB Defies Moody’s as Egypt Yield Higher Than Spain Boosts Net
• Greece Sells 500,000 Spot Carbon Permits at 7.68 Euros a Ton
• Irish Probe Death of Woman After Report She Was Refused Abortion
• United Nations Carbon Offsets for December Drop to Record
• Oil Up on Equities, Potential Stimulus; Stocks May Swell
• Lithuania’s Polish Party to Join Proposed Coalition, BNS Reports
• U.S. Exporters Sell 120,000 Metric Tons of Soybeans to China
• Kenya Shilling Falls to Six-Month Low on Dollar ‘Panic Buying’
• U.K. Department for Education to Cut a Quarter of Workforce
• EU’s Rehn to Make Statement on Spain This Afternoon in Brussels
• Great Portland Plans Share Placement to Buy Properties
• France Should Stay in NATO Command, Former Minister Says
• Wholesale Prices in U.S. Unexpectedly Fall on Fuel, Vehicles
• U.S. Stock Futures Maintain Gains After Economic Reports
• Canada Needs Oil Links to Asia as Nexen Reviewed, Prentice Says
• Soybeans Gain on Signs of Demand for U.S. Crop After Price Slide
• Nigerian Naira Snaps 3-Day Decline as Central Bank Boosts Supply
• Posco Studying Bid for ArcelorMittal Canadian Iron Ore Mines
• Edineq Plans Cellulosic Ethanol Plant at Brazil Sugar-Cane Mill
• Polish Inflation Slows to Below Central Bank Upper Limit
• RWE Trading Unit Cuts Nine-Month Loss by 52% as Outlook Improves
• U.K. Gas Prices, Carbon Permits, Level Global: Compliance
• Budget Deficit Widens as Fiscal Cliff Looms
• Talvivaara Investors Face Dilution in Bond Payment Bid
• Spanish 10-Year Bonds Drop; Yield Rises 2 Basis Points to 5.87%
• Michelin Italy Adds Three-Star Eatery, Three Dual-Stars
• King Says BOE Keeps QE Option Open on Subdued Recovery: Economy
• Tax Deduction Cap Deserves Closer Scrutiny, Baucus Says
• Geithner Says Higher Income Tax Rates Can’t Be Avoided
• EU Companies Face 40% Quota Rule Favoring Women on Boards
• Czech Recession Set to Match Record-Long Slump on Demand
• Attijariwafa of Morocco and Invest AD Plan Africa Equities Fund
• Clariant Puts Leather Chemicals Up for Sale to Help Boost Profit
• Fed Funds Open at 0.17%, Within Target Range, According to ICAP
• German Insurance Premiums Set to Rise 1.5% This Year, GDV Says
• EU Mulls Tighter Carbon Goal, Permit Withdrawal to Curb Glut
• Portuguese Economy Contracts for an Eighth Straight Quarter
• Manchester United Has First-Quarter Profit on Commercial Revenue
• VimpelCom May Resume Dividends as Profit Beats Estimates
• EU Carbon Falls Below 8 Euros a Ton for First Time Since Nov. 5
• Lagarde Woos Southeast Asia as Region Cuts IMF Reliance
• Singapore’s Casinos Lose Luster as Gaming Revenue Decline
• Aberdeen’s Yueh Says PBOC Will Keep Policies to Support Economy
• South African Grape-Farm Workers Suspend Strike Pending Review
• Mauritius Commercial First-Quarter Profit Rises on Loan Income
• Chile Keeps 5% Rate as Economy Steers Clear of Global Slump
• Taqa Swings to Third-Quarter Loss on Production Costs
• German Notes Sold at Negative Yield on Greece, U.S. Concern
• Ukraine Minister Aims for Restriction-Free Wheat Exports
• South Africa’s Retail Sales Growth Slows in September
• South African Corn at Three-Day High on Weaker Rand, U.S. Prices
• Britain’s Power Market Proposals Stall SSE Gas Plant, Chief Says
• Gas Prices Doomed to Stay Low as Producers Pump Faster
• China Risks Talent Mismatch as Wang Gets Discipline Job
• AC Milan Vies With Chelsea, Man. United for Guardiola: Roundup
• Asian Stocks Rise, Led by Financial Firms
• Bekaert Slumps on Additional Sawing-Wire Hit: Brussels Mover
• Paschi Has Unexpected Third-Quarter Loss on Bad Loans
• Mol Rises as Third-Quarter Profit Jumps: Budapest Mover
• Putin Backs Russian Pension Revamp Opposed by Finance Ministry
• U.K. Jobless Claims Unexpectedly Rise as Labor Market Slows
• Exchanges May Publish EU Carbon Sale Calendars in Early December
• EU Says 1.2 Billion Carbon-Permit Delay May Strongly Boost Price
• Portugal’s Unemployment Rate Rose to 15.8% in the Third Quarter
• EDF Slides on Profit Outlook, Cut in Output Target: Paris Mover
• Bundesbank Says Financial Stability Risks Haven’t Receded
• Nigeria Appoints Stanbic as Broker for Government Securities
• IEA to Publish Annual Study on Energy Efficiency Trends
• Strikes in Spain, Italy and Portugal as Europe Protests Austerity
• Pound Falls Against Euro After Bank of England Lowers Outlook
• GLP Ties Up With Funds to Buy 2.9 Billion Real of Brazil Assets
• City Developments Profit Rises, Raises Concern of Oversupply
• Hitachi Shows Japan Inc. Losing TVs Raises Profits
• Norsk Hydro Defends Status of Planned Norway-EU Power Cables
• Singapore Amends Death Penalty Law to Exempt Some Offences
• Spanish Bank ECB Borrowing Declines Second Month in October
• Huadian Power Starts Operating 198 Megawatts of China Wind Farms
• Options to Sell EU Carbon Exceed Those to Buy After Glut Plan
• Euro-Area Industrial Output Drops Most in More Than 3 Years
• RWE Lifts 2012 Goals as Profit Rose in First Nine Months
• German Home Prices Risk Overheating in Places, Bundesbank Says
• Bundesbank Questions Legality of ECB Banking Supervision
• Swiss Investor Confidence Remained Little Changed in November
• Saccomanni Says Monti’s Economic Policies Need Adoption
• Crude Futures Advance to $85.92 a Barrel in New York Trading
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Nov 13, 2012.
• Olam Profit Rises 26% to S$43.2 Million as Volumes Almost Double
• VTB Hires Structured Finance Specialist Limitovsky
• Sweden-Norway Power Link Project Under Review by Partners
• Tories Appeal for Marriage Tax Break in Clash With Cameron Plans
• Sainsbury Sees ‘Challenging’ Year as First-Half Profit Gains
• China Money Rate Climbs on Speculation PBOC Will Drain Capital
• Marubeni Sells Unit to Element Financial for $300 Million
• Noble Slides After Vice Chairman Sells Stake: Singapore Mover
• Qatar to Supply Gas for Croatian LNG Terminal, Hrvatski Reports
• Korea Electric Reports Bigger-Than-Expected Quarterly Profit
• Telecom Italia’s Sawiris Stake Sale Seen Boosting Value
• Portugal’s DECO Reports 25% Rise in Over-Indebtedness Cases
• Telkom South Africa Says Profit Slumped, Names New Board Members
• Taiwan Dollar Forwards Strengthen on China Recovery Optimism
• Ukraine Paid $1.04 Billion for Oct. Gas Imports, Interfax Says
• German Stocks Pare Decline as RWE, Infineon Climb
• Japan Post to Choose Adviser for Global IPO ‘Shortly’
• Italian Bonds Gain; 10-Year Yield Drops 3 Basis Points to 4.94%
• Rupiah Declines for Fifth Week on Stock Outflows; Bonds Advance
• Mol Third-Quarter Profit Rises 86% on Downstream Gains
• Pepsi Backs Deal to Create $2.4 Billion European Drinks Leader
• Palestinian Monetary Authority Ready for UN Bid Backlash
• Philippine Bonds Snap Eight-Day Rally as Gains Judged Excessive
• Vivendi Buys Time With Cost Cuts as Strategy Calls Loom
• Banks’ Dollar Funding Costs Fall From Two-Month High in Europe
• Infineon Plans to Cut Spending as Quarterly Sales Top Estimates
• Hong Kong Stocks Climb From Four-Week Low on Bank Shares
• Omani Developer Tilal Plans Debut Islamic Bond Sale for Mall
• Vietnam’s Five-Year Yield Falls to Two-Month Low on Bank Buying
• Orascom Telecom Posts Quarterly Profit on Forex Gains
• UBI Returns to Quarterly Profit After Year-Ago Intesa Writedowns
• PGE Carbon Dioxide Emissions Rise 4.3% in First Nine Months
• Gold to Gain to $2,000 on Money Printing, Deutsche Bank Says
• UniCredit’s German HVB Unit Says Net Unchanged on Fees, Trading
• Egypt Funds Embezzled by Ousted Regime Haunt Mursi’s Rule
• India’s October Inflation Unexpectedly Eases to 8-Month Low
• Kazakhstan May Revise Grain-Exports Forecast on Satellite Checks
• Transelectrica Nine-Month Profit Falls on Rising Costs
• China’s Stocks Advance as Party Ends Meeting, Yuan Strengthens
• Premia Foods Quarterly Profit Falls on Fish Sales Drop
• Thermal Coal Swaps Unchanged for Indonesia, China Contracts
• SSE Profit Rises as Retail Business Counters Generation Drop
• Singapore Bunker Fuel Sales Rebound From Seven-Month Low
• PLA Leader Says Hu Won’t Stay Military Head, RTHK Says
• U.A.E. Bank Margins Reduced as Lending Slows: Arab Credit
• Honeywell to Double China Aerospace Engineers on Growth
• Japanese Stocks Little Changed as Sharp Corp. Advances
• Jordanians Demand Government Resign Over Cut in Fuel Subsidies
• Clinton Calls for Pressure on Syria in Announcing Refugee Aid
• Aiful Climbs to Three-Year High as First-Half Profit Jumps
• Aussie Touches 2-Month High Versus Kiwi After N.Z. Retail Sales
• Duke Topples Kentucky, Michigan State Wins in College Basketball
• Marlins Send Reyes, Buehrle, Buck to Toronto, Miami Herald Says
• Petraeus Drama Competes for Obama Focus on Fiscal Cliff
• Hong Kong Financial Chief Rejects Calls for Review of Dollar Peg
• Rothko, Pollock Lead Sotheby’s Top Tally, $375 Million
• California’s Atwater Steps Back From Bankruptcy Push
• Retail Sales Probably Fell as Sandy Kept U.S. Consumers Home
• Hispanic Workers Show 80% Without College in U.S. Crisis
• Davey Johnson, Bob Melvin Honored as Baseball’s Managers of Year
• Automakers Boost Investing on Vehicle Factories in Mexico
• Choate Hall, WilmerHale, Simpson Thacher: Business of Law
• Dell, Nvidia Tips Given to Insider Defendants, Jury Told
• California’s First Carbon Auction Challenged in Lawsuit
• Coffin-Maker Collapse Shows Unrated Bonds Riskiest: Muni Credit
• Bureaucrats Paid $250,000 Feed Outcry Over College Costs
• Jets’ Aaron Maybin Is Waived After Leading Team in Sacks in 2011
• Knicks Defeat Magic 99-89 for Best Start Since 1993-94 Season
• Maison Premier Has 20 $1 Oysters, Nawlins Flair: Review
• Thomas Jefferson Would Say Anything for a Cause: Books
• Zynga CFO David Wehner Departs for Facebook as Stock Tumbles
• Macy’s Urged to Dump Trump Line After Anti-Obama Stance
• Olympic Ski Champ Vonn Hospitalized With Severe Intestinal Pain
• Microsoft Said to Push Out Windows’ Sinofsky After Clash
• Buffett’s New CEO Calls Housing Gain ‘Start of Something Good’
• Lockheed Told It Must Put F-35’s Success Over Profit
• Failed Facebook Stock Deal Brokered From Jail Spurs Probe
• Budget Gap Hinges on Economy, Not Fiscal Cliff: Chart
• Snoozing FAA Controllers Triggers Edict Adding to Tower Staff
• Obama Victory Shows Americans See Government as Solution
• Kicking Can on Postal Service No Option as Financial Chasm Looms
• Medtronic, CBOE, Lindt, Grey Sail: Intellectual Property
• Tax-Exempt Firm Gets $600 Million Profit Flying First Class
• Wind Power Market to Slow on EU, U.S., China Hurdles, Lobby Says
• Yellen Backs Making Fed Policy Hinge on Economic Goals
• Geithner Says Capping Deductions Won’t Be Enough