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November 16, 2012

• Philippine Treasurer Lauds Savings on $1.46 Billion Debt Buyback
• Disney's Iger Sells 1 Million Shares to Net $17.9 Million
• U.S. Treasury Exempts Foreign Exchange Swaps From Dodd-Frank
• American’s Pilot Leaders Approve Member Vote on New Deal
• BNY Mellon Says It Can’t Be Held to Argentine Bond Order
• Asian Currencies Drop as U.S., Greece Budget Risks Spur Outflows
• Pabst Owner Metropoulos Considers Bid for Hostess Brands
• Texas Fund Dismisses GAM to Curb Costs, Retains Mesirow
• Hostess Seen Attracting Bids for Assets From Flowers
• IKB Sues Morgan Stanley Over $147 Million in Bonds
• BIS Sees Risk of Financial Friction at Delicate Juncture
• Asian Stocks Outside Japan Drop; Election Spurs Nikkei 225 Rally
• ECB’s Noyer Says Rejecting OMT Is Stance Against Price Stability
• Morgan Stanley Creates Middle-Market Fixed-Income Sales Group
• China Solar Makers Seek Penny-Stock Boost After Warnings
• European Stocks Post Biggest Weekly Slump in Five Months
• Petraeus Says Terror Link Dropped From Libya Attack Memo
• SEC Drops Case Against Manager Who Packaged ‘Squared’ CDO
• Twitter Adds Former News Corp. President to Board
• Does Petraeus's Benghazi Testimony Help Republicans?
• Jailed American in Cuba Sues U.S., Employer in Washington
• Ecuadorean Banks Granted $1.69 Billion in New Loans in October
• Yates Family Said to Get Disappointing Bids for Oil Firm
• Fed’s Lockhart Says Aggressive Easing Needed to Spur Jobs
• Titanium Metals Investors File Suit Over $2.9 Bln Buyout
• Holder Names Hesse Acting Head of Antitrust Division
• Obama’s Asia Pivot Depends on What He Can Deliver at Home
• Dodging Rockets Occupies Teenagers Amid Gaza Violence
• FHA to Boost Fees, Sell Delinquent Loans to Close Deficit
• Petronas Said to Answer Queries on Revised Progress Offer
• World’s Wealthiest Lose $26 Billion as Fiscal Cliff Nears
• Red Bull Energy Drinks Named in 21 Reports to U.S. FDA
• Republicans Can’t Claim Mandate as Democrats Top House Vote
• Paris Photo
• LDK Solar Sells 19.9% Stake to State-Backed Venture
• Industrial Production in U.S. Drops 0.4% on Sandy Effect
• Emerging Stocks Drop in Week as Earnings Sink Eletrobras
• Dollar Advances Against Euro Amid Fiscal-Cliff Meeting
• Canadian Dollar Trades in Narrowest Weekly Range Since March
• Illumina Says It Was Second Bidder for Complete Genomics
• Cablevision Said to Hire JPMorgan, Citigroup on Bresnan
• U.S. 10-Year Yields Touch 10-Week Low on Debt-Cut Talks
• A123 Got $1 Million U.S. Grant Day It Filed Bankruptcy
• Natural Gas Gains as Cocoa Drops: Commodities at Close
• Ethanol’s Discount to Gasoline Narrows as Obama Rejects Waiver
• Bible Publisher Won’t Have to Fund Birth Control Coverage
• New Zealand’s Key Says Economic Growth Will Continue Beyond 2013
• Visa Receives FTC Letter Over Possible Violations of Durbin
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for November 16
• Argentina’s Credit Default Swaps Surge to Highest Since 2009
• Ruckus Wireless Falls After Pricing IPO at Top of Range
• Hesse Said to Become Acting Head of U.S. Antitrust Unit
• Penn National Jumps on Breakup Plan to Create Casino REIT
• Rogers Raises Sports Bet With Blue Jays Trade
• Dell Drops to Three-Year Low as Forecast Misses Estimates
• Michigan Court Blocks Bid to Remove Detroit School Chief
• EPA Rejects Requests to Ease U.S. Corn-Based Ethanol Mandate
• U.S. Stocks Gain After Budget Talks While Oil Rallies
• Cemex Latam Falls in Bogota After $1.14 Billion Initial Sale
• East Coast Gasoline Jumps on Jones Act Waiver Expiration
• Yum Announces Plan to Buy Back Up to $1 Billion in Shares
• Sanofi Wins EU Backing for Drugs Against Diabetes, Cancer
• Crude Oil Options Volatility Rises in Middle-East Tension
• Astral Media in Renewed Talks With BCE to Revive Deal
• Viacom Sells $250 million 30.25-Year NC Sr Unsecured
• U.S. Stocks Rise as Boehner Says Talks Were Constructive
• OfficeMax Rises on Possible Boise Payout From IPO
• ‘Twilight’ Early Shows Get $30.4 Million for Lions Gate
• N.Y. Warns Wells Fargo About Post-Sandy Mortgage Reviews
• Facebook Adds Retailers Selling Gifts in E-Commerce Push
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for November 16
• Pfizer CEO Must Testify in Chantix Trial, Lawyer Says
• Hamas Has Another Losing Strategy
• Portman Backs Temporary Tax Extension to Reach Deal (Transcript)
• ‘Call of Duty’ Game Rings Up $500 Million in Retail Sales
• Nike Agrees to Sell Cole Haan to Apax for $570 Million
• China’s Slow-Motion Thaw of Relations With Taiwan
• InterOil Rises on Papua New Guinea LNG Approval: Dallas Mover
• Weekly Links
• Hyundai Fuel-Economy Flap Seen as Turned Tables for Honda
• Schulze Said to Still Be Exploring Buyout Offer for Best Buy
• Nucor’s Ferriola to Succeed DiMicco as CEO Effective Jan. 1
• ‘Twilight’ Success Prompts Hollywood Rush to Dark Films
• Heavy Canadian Crude Tumbles to 8-Month Low on Cramped Pipelines
• Allergan to Pay $350 Million for SkinMedica Business
• Peru Bonds Post Biggest Weekly Gain Since September on Sol View
• Harper Says Plans Balanced Budget Before Canada Election
• Defunct Slaughterhouse Owners Settle Claims Over Beef Recall
• California Gasoline Gains After Valero Hydrocracker Maintenance
• Google Judge Says She May Approve $22.5 Million FTC Deal
• Soybeans Drop on Slower Chinese Demand; Corn Gains; Wheat Falls
• Tribune May Get Last Approval Needed to Exit Bankruptcy
• Latam Airlines Slumps in Chile on New Stock Sale Concern
• Natural Gas May Set New 2012 High on Weather, Survey Shows
• Morgan Stanley Creates Middle-Market Fixed-Income Sales Group
• DuPont-Dow Corn Defeated by Armyworms in Florida: Study
• Brazilian Currency Extends Its Biggest Weekly Decline Since June
• Cyprus Gets Revised Draft of Bailout Agreement, CyBC TV Reports
• Oil Rises as Middle East Tension May Disrupt Supplies
• Xylem Chief Sees More Acquisitions in Water Company’s Future
• Cigna Sees Choice on Drug-Benefits Unit by First Half ’13
• Italian President Opens Path to Early Vote on Monti’s Successor
• Colombia Bond Yields Fall From Two-Month High Touched After Sale
• Egypt Urges Push for Gaza Peace as Rockets Hit Israel
• Canada’s Flaherty Says Investment Rules May Place Limits
• Spain’s FROB to Use EU Funds to Invest in Bad-Bank Capital
• Raise U.S. Debt Limit Enough for Next Five Years, Engler Says
• JPMorgan’s Trades Ensnared by Post-Enron Regulator Zeal
• Eletrobras Is Worst EM Performer on Loss Report: Sao Paulo Mover
• Cabrera Gets $16 Million Deal With Blue Jays, N.Y. Post Says
• Redwood Sells $295 Million of Mortgage Bonds as Deals Accelerate
• Tougher Big Bank Enforcement Coming, OCC’s Brosnan Warns
• Israeli Stocks Tumble in New York on Jerusalem Missile
• Virgin America Cuts Airbus Order, Delays Jets to Survive
• U.S. Stocks Erase Gains as Optimism Over Budget Talks Fades
• Ohio Wins Delay in Order Over Provisional Ballot Count
• Copper Sags as U.S. Industrial Output, Fiscal Cliff Dim Outlook
• US Airways Pilots Seek Information Tied to AMR Deal
• BofA Said to Hire Deutsche Bank’s Shea for Equities Post
• Transit Wireless, Time Warner Cable in Talks on NY Subway
• Getco to Consider Buying Knight Shares, Evaluate Investment
• Caterpillar, Exporters Seen Gaining on House Russia Vote
• ED&F Man, Sucden Take Biggest Sugar Delivery Since 2007
• Treasury’s Mary Miller Says Finishing Volcker Rule Not Simple
• Citigroup Has Higher Hurdle as Fed Adds China Slump to Tests
• European Development Bank Accepts Kosovo as Recipient Country
• Ferrer Gives Spain 1-0 Davis Cup Lead Over Czech Republic
• Vodka Billionaire’s Threatened Exit Spikes Yields: Poland Credit
• Man Group Sells Lehman Claims to Baupost for $456 Million
• ‘Simpsons’ Actor Azaria Sues Bierko Over Right to a Voice
• STMicroelectronics Said to Cool on Splitup Amid Discord
• EU Freezes Auctions of 2012 Carbon Permits for Airlines
• LCH, ICE Join MF Global Suit Over $600 Million Collateral
• Two Missing After Explosion on Black Elk Gulf Platform
• EU Carbon Has Biggest Weekly Drop in Year Before Supply Surge
• Warhol, Richter Coast, Young Artists Soar at Phillips
• KfW Helps Finance $249 Million Azerbaijan Water, Sewer Project
• Could 18th Century’s ‘Sinking Fund’ Solve Fiscal Cliff?
• Canada’s Harper Says Israel Has Right to Defend Against Attacks
• Union Sues National Grid Over Storm-Related Overtime Pay
• Dell, HP Earnings Expected to Herald the End of PC Era
• Greenspan Says Recession Cheap Price to Fix Fiscal Policy
• Prudential Names Collett to Run Mortgage Servicer
• Iosco Seeks Investor Data-Access to Stress Test Securitizations
• McDonald’s Taps European Bond Market Where Sales Beat 2011
• States Given More Time to Decide on Health Exchange Plan
• Russia Stocks Register Second Weekly Drop as Risk Appetite Wanes
• Bloomberg Week in Pictures: Nov. 10 - 16
• Carbon Fee From Obama Seen Viable With Backing From Exxon
• European Stocks Sink to Three-Month Low on Fiscal Cliff
• Clearing House Names Davis, Moynihan to Board Leadership
• U.K. Man Wins Case Over Anti-Gay Marriage Facebook Comment
• Kirkland, Gibson Dunn, V&E, Drinker: Business of Law
• Vietnam Coffee Farmers Seen Harvesting 35% of Crop, Selling 15%
• Spain Suicides Spark Law Risking Bank Losses: Mortgages
• U.K. Labour Gains Commons Seat From Cameron’s Tories
• Swiss Stocks Sink, Completing Biggest Weekly Drop in Year
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for November 16
• German Stocks Fall for Third Day Before Obama Holds Talks
• French Soft-Wheat Planting 88% Complete, FranceAgriMer Says
• China Solar Penny Stocks Seek Boost After NYSE Warnings
• Master Blenders Denies Responsibility for Brazilian ‘Damages’
• CTC Media Seeks Acquisitions While Mulling Dividend Increase
• Merkel, Putin Clash Over Human Rights at Kremlin Meeting
• Cocoa Falls Most in 3 Weeks as Lead Drops: Commodities at Close
• Deutsche Bank May Have to Pay $1.9 Billion in Kirch Suit
• Georgia Needs Transparency in Post-Election Arrests, U.S. Says
• Novartis Bexsero Meningitis Shot Wins EU Agency’s Backing
• U.K. Stocks Fall On Budget Talks, Israel Clash; BP Drops
• U.S. Stocks Rise as Boehner Talks With Obama Were ’Constructive’
• Foreign Buying of U.S. Assets Plunges on Europe Optimism
• U.K. Natural Gas Snaps Five-Day Gain as Norwegian Imports Rise
• Scene in D.C.: Russian Pepsi, Arab Art, Legislator Dance
• France Telecom Gets Private-Equity Interest for U.K. Unit
• Mexico Third-Quarter GDP Rose at Slowest Pace in Over Year
• Freed Croatian War Generals Return Home to Hero’s Welcome
• Pound Rises From Two-Week Low Versus Euro on Debt-Crisis Outlook
• FIFA Group Asks for Ban on Investors Owning Transfer Rights
• Tanker Supply at Seven-Month Low Seen Lifting Rates on China
• T-Mobile USA Open to Deals to Increase Scale, Ray Says
• Gedeon Richter Sliding Most in 4 Years on MSCI: Budapest Mover
• Egypt Urges Push for Gaza Peace as Rockets Hit Israel
• Germany Abandons Nuclear Power and Lives to Talk About It
• Spain Workers Welcome to Come to Ecuador, President Correa Says
• Ruble Records Fourth Week Loss on Europe Economy, U.S. Deficit
• Portugal’s CMVM Says Decision on Brisa Delisting Not Imminent
• Investors Shifting From Junk Bonds to Leveraged Loans, BofA Says
• Rangers Join Flyers in Atlantic City Hockey Benefit After Sandy
• Romanian President Warns Turbulence May Spark Capital Flight
• Spanish 10-Year Bonds Rise a Second Day; Greek Debt Advances
• Greece May Need 2nd Writedown After Reforms, Weidmann Says
• AIG Says Water Street Office Damaged by Sandy to Reopen
• Citigroup Seeing FX Signals of Early End to Stimulus: Currencies
• Hungary’s Credit Default Swaps Rise to Highest in Five Weeks
• Gevo Wins Appeals Court Ruling in Butamax Patent Dispute
• Ivory Coast to Spend $4 Billion Over Six Years to Boost Energy
• Muslims Denounce Israel Across Mideast
• Police Probing News Corp. Bribery Give Evidence to Prosecutors
• Offshore Platform in Gulf of Mexico on Fire, Coast Guard Says
• Cyprus May Accept Bailout Even If Terms Are ‘Hard to Accept’
• Holdsclaw Arrested for Shooting Ex-Girlfriend’s Car, Police Say
• Why We’re Headed Over the Fiscal Cliff
• Congo Seeks 6-Month Extension to $528 Million IMF Loan Program
• Uniqa Said to Hire Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank for Share Sale
• Obama Said to Reject Request to Ease Corn-Based Ethanol Law
• Siemens Wins 2.5 Billion-Euro of Locomotive Orders From Russia
• Italy Durum-Contract Start Postponed to January, Exchange Says
• Muni Yields Extend Drop to 1967 Low as Investors Seek Tax Haven
• Telecom Italia to Discuss GVT Bid, Weighs Sawiris Offer
• UniCredit Said in Talks to Sell Stake in Kazakh Bank ATF
• Bankia’s Junior Bondholders Said to Face Losses of 50%
• Sears Falls as Third-Quarter Loss Widens
• Glencore $31 Billion Deal for Xstrata Looking Completed: Energy
• Impala Platinum Gains After Production Rises: Johannesburg Mover
• Dollar-Funding Stress Rise on Week, Money-Market Indicators Show
• European Coal for 2013 Advances to One-Month High as Crude Rises
• Polish Saturday Power Rises to Three-Week High on Plant Halts
• Three People Killed in Suicide Attack in Southern Yemen Province
• Charlie Webster’s Bizarre Voter-Fraud Conspiracy Theory
• Sunedison Seeks Approval for $241 Million Chile Solar Plant
• Half of Drivers Under 30 Use Internet Behind Wheel
• Tax Pledges Confound Obama Debt Deal With Republicans
• Abe Hits Noda’s Economic Record as Japan Election Gets Under Way
• U.S. Oil Demand Lowest for October Since 1995, API Says
• Drought Expected to Persist Through February in Great Plains
• USDA Illinois Soybean Crush Report for Nov. 16
• Egypt Seen Buying U.S. Wheat in Next State Grain Tender
• FHA Will Boost Premiums, Sell Mortgages to Improve Finances
• Silvano Fashion Slumps on Sales Slowdown: Tallinn Mover
• Hertz Dollar Thrifty Purchase Cleared by U.S. Regulator
• Dynavax Falls After Vaccine Fails to Win Panel Backing
• Barclays Contingent Notes Fall on Short Selling Speculation
• Reckitt Benckiser to Bid for Schiff in $1.4 Billion Deal
• Chile Peso Touches 12-Week Low as Fiscal Cliff Spurs Refuge Bid
• U.S. October Industrial Production and Capacity Report (Text)
• Gaza Conflict Highlights Tensions Obama Faces in Mideast
• Monti Faces Early Election Threat as Berlusconi Party Rebels
• Malawi Changes Tobacco-Selling System to Move Away From Auctions
• U.S. Competitiveness Slips as India Jumps in Five Years
• Portugal Opposition Party’s Lead Widens in Survey, Expresso Says
• George Links Slow Recovery to ‘Unresolved Problems’ at Banks
• Profit Disappointments Show No Rousseff Bounce: Corporate Brazil
• LME Says New Delivery Rules Will Address Consumer Needs
• Rand Gains 1st Day in 5 After Failing to Breach Resistance Level
• Crude Oil Rises on Concern Mideast Tension Will Disrupt Supplies
• Estonia Ruling Party Support Ebbs to 3-Year Low, ERR Poll Shows
• Kenyan Shilling Weakens Third Week in Four Against Dollar
• Jordanians Protest Fuel-Subsidy Cut, Demand King’s Ouster
• Christie Says Romney’s Post-Election Comments Were ‘Divisive’
• Ryanair Appeals U.K. Ruling Over Regulator’s Aer Lingus Probe
• Naira Drops to 2-Month Low on Reduced Dollar Supply: Lagos Mover
• Brazil’s Anatel Orders Tim to Suspend Infinity Day Promotion
• Bovespa Index Drops as Eletrobras Plunges on Quarterly Earnings
• Sterlite Energy and TMFL Ltd CP deal:India Money Markets
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• South Africa’s PIC Calls for Change in Governance at Telkom
• Axis Bank & Canara Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• TMFL Bank and Indian Oil Corporation CP:India Money Markets
• Allahabad Bank and Indusind Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Canada September International Securities Transactions (Text)
• Foreign Buying of Canada Securities Almost Doubles in September
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• U.S. East Coast May End November With Chilly Weather
• Eutelsat CEO Predicts Abertis Will Sell Remaining Stake
• Soybeans Slide on South American Outlook and Demand Prospects
• Sri Lanka Keeps Rates Unchanged to Damp Price Gains
• SEC Sued, MF Global, JPMorgan Suspended: Compliance
• Croat Lawmakers Confirm Vrdoljak, Pusic to Replace Cacic
• Lufthansa Said to Hire JPMorgan for Caterer Stake Sale
• Carbon May Fall Below 6 Euros by Dec. 13, Deutsche Bank Says
• South African Corn Falls Most in Month as Rainfall More Likely
• Nigeria’s Cocoa Output Seen Falling 20% on Disease, Flood
• Oil Heads for Weekly Decline as Economy Counters Mideast Tension
• Greek House Prices Fell 12% in Third Quarter, Central Bank Says
• Portugal Socialists Urge Change to Government’s Austerity Policy
• Slovenia Should Sell Assets to Lure Investors, Goldman Says
• Ultra Electronics Chief Sees Return to Profit Growth in 2013
• Sanofi Wins EU Agency’s Backing for Zaltrap for Cancer
• Sanofi Diabetes Treatment Lyxumia Wins EU Panel Recommendation
• EU Talks Said to Bring No Breakthrough on CO2 Supply Fix
• Turkey’s Isbank to Act as Guarantor as Bad Checks Surge
• U.S. Stock Futures Pare Their Decline
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.16% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• Portugal Airport Operator May Be Five Times TAP’s Value
• ETA Suspect Arrested in Liverpool After 17-Year Hunt, Spain Says
• Transocean, Alcatel-Lucent, Google: Intellectual Property
• Virgin Media Is Interested in Carrying BT Group’s Sports Content
• Schibsted Seeks Classified-Ad Companies for Online Growth
• SES Weighs Resuming Buybacks in 2014 as Cash Improves
• David Beckham’s Management Denies Link to Australia’s A-League
• EU Carbon Auction Clears at Biggest Discount to Spot Price
• Monte Paschi Investors Denied Vintage Wine at Oldest Bank
• England Trails India by 480 After Second Day of Cricket Test
• IMF’s Lagarde Touts Asia as Lesson for Rich Nations in Crisis
• Czech Economy No Threat to Inflation Goal, Zamrazilova Tells CTK
• Euro-Area Exports Fell in September as Economy Contracted
• German Citizen Group Sues to Block ECB’s Bond-Buying Plan
• Greek Insolvency Overwhelmed by Argentina’s Default Risk
• U.K. Lawmakers Say RBS Bailout Cash May Not Be Recovered
• Shepherdson Creates Economic Forecasting Firm Focusing on U.S.
• U.K. Seen Shrinking This Quarter Amid Triple-Dip Risk: Economy
• Mediaset Espana Sees Ad Market Rebound in Second Half 2013
• F&N Rises to Record After OUE Group Bid Escalates Bidding
• Nintendo Faces Wii U Shortage After Debut in U.S. This Weekend
• EU Should Reach Deal on Greek Aid Next Week, Grilli Says
• LDK Solar Seeks to Boost ADS Price After Warning From NYSE
• Crude Heads for Weekly Drop, Cooper Rises: Commodities at Close
• ICE Cleared 2013 Carbon Trade Worth About 195 Million Euros
• Asia Stocks Outside Japan Retreat; Nikkei 225 Advances
• Yingli Says Margins Turn Negative After Shipments Drop 17%
• Toxic Danish Farm Loans Linger as Bad Bank Swap Faces Stigma
• JPMorgan Faces Order on Anti-Money Laundering, WSJ Says
• Palm Oil Drops as South American Soybean Crop Prospects Improve
• Henkel Drops Most in Year as Four-Year Targets Disappoint
• BAE Systems Replaces Independent Director Opposed by Investor
• Hungary Nearing Financing Pact With IMF, Orban Tells MR1 Radio
• Death of Indian Woman Forces Ireland to Face Abortion Taboo
• Nigeria’s Sanusi Says Food Inflation Rose From Flooded Farms
• India Declares on 521-8 Against England in First Cricket Test
• Netcare to Post Loss After U.K. Property Accounting Adjustments
• Hong Kong Growth Trails Estimates as City Cuts Outlook
• Fitch’s Renwick Says Europe Is Being Realistic on Greek Targets
• Philippine Peso Set for Worst Week in Two Months
• U.K. Stocks Decline for Third Day; FTSE 100 Erases Earlier Gains
• Japan Signs Deal With India on Rare Earth Production, Supply
• UniCredit Boosts Structured Note Sales to Highest in Five Years
• Italian 10-Year Bonds Gain; Yield Drops 4 Basis Points to 4.85%
• Liverpool May Release Downing, Daily Mirror Says: Soccer Roundup
• BP May Pay Billions More in Oil Spill Claims After Deal
• Taiwan Dollar Forwards Have Worst Week Since June on Outflows
• TNT Express to Sell Airline Operations to Secure UPS Deal
• Vietnam Five-Year Bonds Rise for a Fourth Week on Banks’ Demand
• IBM Stops Work at Lithuanian Research Center, Verslo Says
• Croatian Bad Loans at Banks Rise to 14% at End September
• Europe October Car Sales Fall 4.6% on Decline at Renault
• Alcatel-Lucent Weighs Sale of Patents to Increase Cash
• One in Two Cypriots Is in Favor of Bailout Agreement, CyBC Says
• Turkcell Chief Sees Profit, Sales at High End of Forecasts
• S. Africa Credibility Damaged With Strikes, Gordhan Says
• Mitsui Chemicals Rises 7.9%, Extends Gain on Restructuring Plan
• TOP Oil Market News: Crude Headed for Weekly Decline in New York
• China’s Stocks Fall, Dragging CSI 300 to 2009 Low; Sinopec Drops
• Kirin Follows Heineken With $2.2 Billion Bid; Shares Tumble
• China’s Bonded Bunker Sales Fell in October, Sinopec Says
• Putin Health Confusion Sparks Investor Concern
• Aussie Near 3-Week Low as Stocks Fall on Global Slowdown Concern
• F&N Rises to Record After OUE Group Bid Escalates Bidding
• China’s Leadership Change Will Help Stocks, Robeco Says
• Korea Won Falls Most in Two Months on U.S. Budget Concern
• Japan Stocks Rise on Bets Elections Yield New Leadership
• Boeing Picks 737 Upgrades While Eschewing Pentagon Frills
• Pakistan Suspends Mobile Services in Karachi, Quetta on Threats
• Airwave Sale Flop Seen Ruining Deficit Plan: India Credit
• Kenya Electricity Hydro-Power Generation to Fall to 45% in 2014
• IMF’s Lagarde Refrains From Predicting Outcome of Greek Talks
• Australia Phases Out Solar Credits Early to Curb Power Bills
• Economists See BOJ Pausing Next Week Before December Poll
• Bills Defeat Dolphins 19-14 in National Football League Contest
• Infigen, Suntech Scale Back Plan for Solar Farm in Australia
• Rahul Gandhi to Lead Congress Campaign for 2014 India Polls
• Dust Clouds, Delays Thwart Indian $1.4 Billion Solar Plan
• Knicks Are Only Undefeated NBA Team After 104-100 Win Over Spurs
• Japan Election May Curtail Stimulus as Recession Looms: Economy
• Jets Owner Johnson Says 3-6 Season Has Been Miserable Experience
• Fed Push to Tie Zero-Rate to Economic Goals Faces Doubts
• Machinery Stocks Gain as Global Slowdown Worries Abate
• Hertz’s Long Pursuit of Dollar Thrifty Wins FTC Approval
• Apple, Samsung Allowed to Add Products to Patent Lawsuit
• Yale Feels Sandy’s Wrath as Seats for The Game Return to Harvard
• Michigan Vote Against Rescue Hits Local Financings: Muni Credit
• Rockstar Energy Drink Cited in 13 Reports Filed With FDA
• Christie’s Prospects Clouded by Sandy as Cuomo Solidifies Status
• Texas Billionaires Bet on Austin F-1 Race Backed by State
• AOL’s Temkin Exits Amid Mobile Technology Restructuring
• Tigers’ Cabrera, Giants Catcher Posey Win Baseball’s MVP Awards
• Applied Materials Sales Forecast Misses Projection
• United Risks Losing Business Fliers on Computer Failures
• New Jersey Among States Where Gay-Marriage Backers Smell Victory
• Industrial Production in U.S. Probably Expanded at Slower Pace
• Huntington CEO Sees No Immediate Threat From U.S. Fiscal Cliff
• Veterans’ Income Advantage Widest in Virginia: BGOV Barometer
• Starbucks Raises Stock Buyback by as Much as $1.2 Billion
• Postal Service Drain Leaves Week’s Pay as Paltry Cushion
• Rice’s Libya Account Echoes CIA Reporting, Democrats Say