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November 19, 2012

• Japan Government to Spend 1 Trillion Yen on Next Stimulus
• Mizuho Selects Fujitsu, Hitachi for Bank’s Computer System
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 11/20/2012
• Codelco Said to Cut Japan, Korea Copper Surcharge in 2013
• China Foreign Investment Falls for 11th Time in 12 Months
• Fletcher Rise Most in Two Years on Earnings Forecast
• Olam Plunges After Muddy Waters’ Block Questions Accounts
• China Water Conservation Investment to Rise 15%, Securities Says
• VTB Breaking From Sberbank as RTS Futures Rise: Russia Overnight
• BOJ Refrains From Loosening as Analysts See Stimulus in December
• China May Refrain From Reserve-Ratio Cuts in Rest of 2012
• Xstrata Reviewing Australia Coal Project Returns as Prices Fall
• Stalin’s Solution; New Christmas Musical; Revivals: Stage
• Geffen as Star-Making ‘Master’; Lohan as Bruised Liz: TV
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Top Australian Jockey Oliver Gets 10-Month Ban for Bet on Rival
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Brazil’s Caixa Plans to Begin Investment Bank by Second Quarter
• RBA Considered More Easing May Be Appropriate: Minutes
• JPMorgan’s Marianne Lake to Succeed Braunstein as CFO
• Broncos Running Back Willis McGahee Suffers Torn Knee Ligament
• Euro May Fall to 3-Month Low on Double-Top: Technical Analysis
• BofA Seen Doling Out $10 Billion for Dividends, Buybacks
• Labor Board to Rule on Wal-Mart UFCW Complaint Quickly
• Honda Still Expects 25% 2012 U.S. Sales Gain After Sandy
• M23 Rebels Battle Congo Forces for Control of Mineral-Rich City
• Seven Truths About Israel, Hamas and Violence
• California Carbon Allowances Sold Out at $10.09 in Auction
• Fed’s OIG Reviewing Supervision of JP Morgan After Loss
• SandRidge Energy Adopts Rights Plan, Investor Voices Support
• How to Unite Egypt, Hamas, Israel Against a Common Threat
• Colombia Yields Decline for Third Day on Plan to Reduce Tax Rate
• Frontline Seen Rising 36% on Record Chinese Oil Cargoes: Freight
• Italian Soccer Match Drowned in Auto Ads as Buyers Vanish
• Turner Says Regulators Can Only Reduce Frequency of Bank Crises
• Cameron Urged to Heal Rift Over U.K. Green Growth Plan
• Ramsay Seeks U.K. Rights to Batali Name Spotted Pig
• Led Zeppelin Reunion, Winehouse Gems, Kylie With Strings
• West Ham Ties Stoke, Misses Chance to Go Fifth in Premier League
• Archstone Seeks $3.45 Billion in U.S. Initial Public Offering
• Calgon Carbon Announces Share Buyback of as Much as $100 Million
• California’s Post-Partisan Experiment
• A Terrible, Horrible, No-Good Senate Confirmation Process
• Republicans’ Leverage Against Tax Hikes for the Rich
• Crowds Are This Election’s Real Winners
• Misconstruing Germany Will Prove to Be Death of the Euro
• Hedge Funds Cut Bets in Longest Retreat Since 2008: Commodities
• Japan Stock Futures Gain on U.S. Home Data, Budget Deal Optimism
• Colombia Local-Foreign Bond Yield Gap to Narrow, Suarez Says
• Andreessen Horowitz Hires Angel Investor Chris Dixon as Partner
• Peru Sol Gains Most in Three Months as U.S. Outlook Spurs Copper
• Hedge Funds Led by Paulson Bet on Nexen Offer: Corporate Canada
• Tower Jumps in N.Y. as Cease-Fire Efforts Boost Outlook
• Suntech’s ‘Worst Time’ Behind It, Gong Says: Magazine
• Emerging Stocks Gain as Resource Rebound Boosts Bovespa
• Stocks Rise on Budget Optimism; Euro Drops on France
• Wal-Mart Shoppers Seen Overrunning Black Friday Protesters
• Twinkie History Spiced With Murder Hints Icon to Survive
• Canadian Dollar Gains as IMF Considers Reserve Status
• One Thing a Muni Bond Whiz Won't Predict: Politics
• Sales of Existing U.S. Homes Rise Unexpectedly: Economy
• Heating Oil Gains on Mideast, Cold Outlook: Commodities at Close
• BP, Chevron Spill Records Add Most Risk for Oil Investors
• Stanford’s Accountants Guilty of Hiding $7 Billion Fraud
• Pipeline Data Files for Bankruptcy Protection in Delaware
• Iraq Seeks Up to 30 General Dynamics Stryker Vehicles
• ResCap Wins Court Approval of Ocwen Servicing Unit Sale
• Los Angeles Gasoline Rises as Valero Refinery Reports Flaring
• The Real Cost of a Thanksgiving Dinner
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for November 19
• Euro Gains Amid Greek-Aid Report; Aussie Climbs on IMF
• Treasury Yields Rise From Two-Month Low on Budget Views
• Apple Shares Gain as Stock Seen Undervalued
• Israel Wages Cyber War With Hamas as Civilians Take Up Computers
• Sina Gains on Offer as Shanghai Rebounds: China Overnight
• Credit Suisse Managing Director Schoen Said to Have Left
• ‘Twilight’ Scores Series’ 2nd Best Open at $141.1 Million
• Purple Palace Abandoned Shows China Shadow-Banking Risk
• Christine Lagarde’s Uncharted Asian Territory
• BlackRock Names Koesterich Chief Investment Strategist
• Consolidated Communications Said to Seek $515 Million Term Loan
• AIG Opts Against Contesting Systemic-Risk Designation
• Ethanol Weakens to Three-Week Low Versus Gasoline on Gaza Unrest
• Intel CEO Retiring After Sluggish Shift to Post-PC Era
• Cisco Buying Meraki for $1.2 Billion for Wi-Fi Networking
• Canadian Stocks Rally Most in a Month Amid U.S. Budget Optimism
• BCE Amends Takeover Bid for Astral After Proposal Blocked
• S&P 500 Rises Most in 2 Months Amid Budget Deal Optimism
• MetroPCS Climbs After Company Reports on Pre-Merger Talks
• Equinox’s $700 Million of Term Loans Rise in Initial Trading
• Chicago Gasoline Gains as Shipments to East Reduce Supply
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for November 19
• Special Dividends Surge Fourfold as U.S. Tax Increase Looms
• Peru Congress Unlikely to Name Central Bank Directors in 2012
• Lowe’s Surges as Housing Recovery Boosts Profit
• Boeing Poised for Biggest Dividend Increase Since 2007
• Portugal Sees Debt at 120% of GDP This Year, Peaking in 2014
• B2W Rises to Six-Week High as Quarterly Revenue Tops Estimates
• Mammoth Lakes Bankruptcy Case Ends After Accord in Suit
• Leap Rises on Report of Deal Talks With MetroPCS, T-Mobile
• Shell Conducting Maintenance at Scotford Refinery in Alberta
• Heating Oil, Gasoil Gain on Middle East, Colder Weather Outlook
• Ligand Rises on FDA Blood Drug Approval for Hepatitis C
• Agrium Investor Jana Chooses Nominees Ahead of Proxy Fight
• U.S. Winter-Wheat Crop Worsens as Dry Weather Curtails Growth
• Nomura Hires Viegas for Emerging Markets Fixed Income Team
• Texas Oils Drop to Record Lows as Supply Fills Up Infrastructure
• Soybeans, Grains Rise as U.S., European Economic Concerns Ease
• Gas Futures Fluctuate on Outlook for Moderating Weather
• AES Unit Advances to Six-Month High on Profit Surges
• Hamas Says Cease-Fire Depends on Israel as Troops Mass
• BSkyB Raises $800 Million in First Bond Offering in Four Years
• Brazil Soybean and Corn Areas to Have Rain This Week, Somar Says
• Ads by 19 Mortgage-Related Companies Probed by Regulators
• Both Starting Quarterbacks Out Tonight in Bears-49ers NFL Game
• Oil Rises to One-Month High on Middle East Conflict
• Brazil Local Sugar Sale More Profitable Than Exports, Cepea Says
• Miami Booms Like Never Before on Rental Demand: Mortgage
• Hospital Medicare Cash Lures Doctors as Costs Increase
• Hog Futures Climb to 4-Month High on Rising Demand; Cattle Gain
• Russian Investment Probably Fell for a Second Month in October
• Troika Says Portugal’s Economic Program on Track
• The SEC’s Braggadocio Mysteriously Disappears
• The U.S. Should Walk the Talk on Free Trade
• Modified-Mortgage Defaults Soar 24% in Looming Housing Challenge
• Gold Gains Most in a Week as Commodities Rise Amid U.S. Optimism
• Nintendo Wii U Debuts in U.S. With Apps, Games, No TV
• Nintendo Wii U Debuts in U.S. With Apps, Games, No TV
• Patriots’ Gronkowski Undergoes Surgery on Forearm, Herald Says
• EPA’s Weaker Coal Rule Not Weak Enough for Coal Industry
• Yen Bears See Vindication in New BOJ Under Abe Watch: Currencies
• Oil Options Fall as Crude Gains on Israel Unrest, Budget Talks
• Twinkies, Wonder Bread Carry on in Canada Post Hostess
• AIP Buys Hampson Industries' U.S. Units Under Insolvency
• Veolia Names New Operating Chief to Take Charge of Cost-Cutting
• Ex-Axius CEO Kaufman Asks Judge to Throw Out Stock Case
• Cocoa Supply May Outpace Demand for Third Year, Ganes-Chase Says
• FuelCell Power Plant for Microsoft to Use Biogas From Wastewater
• Gagliardi, College Football Coach With Most Wins, Retires at 86
• Chanos Says Petrobras, Vale Are Two of His Favorite Shorts
• The Triumph (and Challenge) of Climate Math
• U.S. Sanctions Hezbollah Commander in Soldiers’ Deaths
• EU Carbon Permits Drop to Lowest in 16 Weeks as Supplies Rise
• U.S. Drought May Curtail Mississippi River Grain-Barge Shipping
• Starr Suit Against N.Y. Fed Over AIG Bailout Dismissed
• Variable-Annuity Sales Fall Most in 12 Quarters
• A Gentler Slope for the Fiscal Cliff
• Facebook Says It Isn’t in Talks to Enter New Search Partnership
• Ryanair CEO Says ‘Boris Island’ Airport Plan Is Hare-Brained
• Hostess Asks Court to Approve Demise While U.S. Objects
• Greece Spent 8.5 Billion Euros for Olympic Games, Ministry Says
• A Demagogue Freezes Mumbai for the Last Time
• IMF May Classify Aussie, Canada Dollar as Reserve Currencies
• SAS Wins Backing of Unions for Its Plan to Shrink Airline
• Pelosi Says Budget Deal Should Raise Taxes on Top Earners
• BofA Chief Says Existing Business Model Is ‘Best We Can Bring’
• Qatar Telecom Said to Seek Bank Proposals for $1 Billion Loan
• Poland Sells 12-Year Bonds in Euros at Record-Low Yield
• Argentine Credit Default Swaps Fall After Bondholders File Brief
• Hollande Says Some EU Members Lack Solidarity on Bloc’s Budget
• Cameron Rules Out New Council-Tax Banding
• Erdogan Calls Israel a Terror State, Sends Minister to Gaza
• Glasenberg Breaks Word on Equal With Xstrata Merger Near
• Formula One Valued at $10 Billion in Ecclestone Suit
• Israeli Minister Says Economy Will Weather Conflict in Gaza
• Euro Finance Officials Meet to Jump-Start Greece Accord
• HSBC in Talks to Sell $9 Billion Stake in Ping An Insurance
• BTM Cuts Offshore Wind Forecast on German Grid, Sweden Incentive
• Lonmin Wins Support for $817 Million Share Sale to Cut Debt
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for November 19
• Fugro Plunges as Chairman Resigns, Forecast Cut: Amsterdam Mover
• Commodities Climb to 4-Week High on U.S. Budget Optimism
• Total Sells Nigeria Oil Field to Sinopec for $2.5 Billion
• U.K. Gilts Fall on Greek Debt, U.S. Fiscal-Cliff Deal Optimism
• Abengoa Breaks Ground on West Africa’s First Desalination Plant
• European Stocks Advance Amid U.S. Budget Talks Optimism
• Moody’s Keeps Croatia’s Negative Outlook as EU Accession Nears
• Grain Exports From Ukraine Seen Reaching a Record in November
• Egypt Drops Ukraine From Approved Wheat Suppliers, Nomani Says
• YPF Discloses Terms of Its Agreement With Santa Cruz Province
• WADA Wants 4-Year Sanctions for Serious Doping Violations
• U.K. Stocks Advance as U.S. Fiscal-Cliff Concern Eases
• Mota-Engil Chairman Says Order Book Exceeds $3.8 Billion
• German Bunds Drop Before EU Finance Ministers Meet on Greek Aid
• BP Seen Takeover Target After Settlement as Value Trails
• Peru’s BanBif Seeks to Offer $400 Million of Bonds in 2013
• Obama Hails Myanmar’s Progress in First Visit
• London Mayor Urges Oligarchs to Sue and Divorce in U.K.
• OTP Falls Most in Month Bank Tax Made Permanent: Budapest Mover
• Sugar Climbs Most Since June as Oil Gains: Commodities at Close
• Barloworld Profit Rises on Record Southern Africa Mine Sales
• Lansdowne Buys UBS Shares, Cites Ermotti’s ‘Commendable’ Plans
• Brazil Soybean Farmers Seen Facing Spread of Invasive Pigweed
• Colombia Resumes Talks With FARC Rebels to End 50-Year War
• BofA Chief Says He’s Optimistic on Outcome of Fiscal Cliff Talks
• When the U.S. Asked Europe for Its Money Back
• Red-State Senate Democrats May Be Hard to Corral on Cliff
• Poland Agrees to Sell UN Carbon Units for 21 Million Euros
• Det Norske’s Outgoing CEO Sees Value Doubling on Output Surge
• Treasuries’ Foreign Buying Doubles China’s Sales
• Russia Utilities Advance Most Two Weeks on Dividend Regulations
• Xi Warns of Regime’s Demise Unless China Tackles Graft
• White Guys a Bloc Democrats Can’t Ignore: BGOV Barometer
• Tecnometal, NGP to Sign Power Contract for Brazil Solar Project
• Old Mutual Buys Stake in Aiva to Boost Latin America Unit
• University of Maryland Moving to Big Ten Conference, ESPN Says
• Manila Water Shares Close at Record High on Cebu Supply Contract
• State Street’s Junk-Bond ETF Draws Record Volume of Bearish Bets
• Hostess Liquidation Needs Control by Trustee, U.S. Says
• Sawiris’s Weather Lodges $5 Billion Claim Against Algeria
• MegaFon Names Former U.K. Minister Myners Director
• Soco Seen as Next Target After Coast Energy Bid: Real M&A
• J&J Ponders Elan Tie While Alzheimer Drug Future Reviewed
• Pohjolan Voima of Finland Sets Up Two Electricity Market Units
• Ukraine Forces Conversion of Foreign-Currency Revenue
• New LME Warehouse Rules May Help Limit Metal Premium Spikes
• Commodities ‘Super Cycle’ Is Over, Citigroup’s Morse Says
• Muddy Waters’ Block Says He’s Betting Against Olam International
• Shinsho Plans $300 Million Venezuela Steel Investment: El Mundo
• Miami Withholds Football Team From Bowl for Second Straight Year
• Homebuilder Confidence Rises to Six-Year High on U.S. Sales
• Russia Depositary to Open Foreigner Nominee Accounts in March
• Chile Peso Rises From 16-Week Low as U.S. Prospects Buoy Copper
• Nigerian Economy Expands at Faster Pace in Third Quarter
• U.K. Millers Seen Using Less Domestic Wheat by AHDB on Quality
• Fiat Industrial Raises CNH Bid After First Offer Spurned
• Ex-Olympus Chairman Says Stopped From Disclosing Losses
• Telkom Gains as Mobile Unit Narrows Losses: Johannesburg Mover
• Barclays Names Taylor Head of European Investment Banking
• Cut the Glitches, Russia Market Watchdog Tells Bourse After Halt
• S&P 500 in Cheapest Bull Market Since Ronald Reagan
• Frankfurt Split Shows Euro Tension Over Banking Union
• Bluewaters Communications Sues Ecclestone for $650 Million
• Fitschen Says Germans Should Invest Deposits in Pensions
• Iceland Capital Controls Seen in Place Through 2015, IMF Says
• Alpiq May Fire 12 Traders in Nordic Power Exit to Cut Debt
• Hostess CEO Says Sale to Grupo Bimbo a ‘Misconception’
• Turkey Forecasts 2012 Asset Sales of $3.5 Billion, Below Target
• Telefonica Sees No Need for Share Sale of British Unit
• U.S. Banks Have Provided $26.1 Billion Under Foreclosure Accord
• Nordic December Power Price Climbs Above 2-Week High on Dryness
• Rajoy Says ‘Worst Has Passed’ in the Crisis Over Euro’s Future
• Deutsche Bank Creates Fixed-Income Unit Run by Amrolia, Felson
• YPF Holds Talks With Shell, Apache for Partnerships, Pagina Says
• ING Wins More Time From EU to Sell Its Insurance Business
• Shekel Gains for 2nd Day on Gaza Cease-Fire Bets as Bonds Fall
• Cameron Hits Phones to Rally Support for EU Budget Freeze
• Germany to Introduce National Weapons Registry by January
• Endurance Names Kuhn Chief Executive Officer of Global Insurance
• Allahabad Bank and Andhra Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Allahabad Bank & Indusind Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• HDFC Bank and Chola Investment CP:India Money Markets
• Serbia to Tame Inflation as Slump Deepens: Central Bank
• Saudi Shares Drop Most in 5 Weeks on King’s Health Speculation
• Euro Finance Officials Meet to Jump-Start Agreement on Greece
• Turkey Sees Room for 60 Banks to Operate, Regulator Says
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Spain Predicts 58% Slump in Olive-Oil Output, Cuts Corn Outlook
• Corporate Credit-Default Swaps in U.S. Fall on Budget Optimism
• Netcare Earnings Held Back by Sluggish U.K. Hospital Growth
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Oil Rises Amid Israel Conflict, U.S. Budget Talks
• Obama Visits Myanmar
• Ireland Experian Probe, Copper ETF, JPMorgan: Compliance
• Spain May Give Residency to Home Buyers Who Spend $204,000
• Refco Lawyer, A&O, Mayer Brown, Skadden: Business of Law
• GoldenTree Plans to Take ‘Significant Stake’ in Cerberus’s Bawag
• Partner Drops on Concern Saban Deal in Question: Tel Aviv Mover
• Chile Invoking Ghost of Friedman Kills CPI Linkers
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.16% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• Croatia 2013 Budget Draft Sees Wider Deficit on Debt Repayments
• Weather Turnaround Seen Benefitting Marfrig, Brasil Foods
• Turkish Air Gains Most in 3 Years on Earnings, Lufthansa Talks
• Stark Says Draghi’s Bond Plan Compromises ECB’s Independence
• CEZ Mulls Arbitration Against Albania, Prepares Its Exit
• Michelin Awards Stars to 124 Belgium, Luxembourg Eateries
• Abu Dhabi Approves Bureau to Help Develop Strategic Industries
• Apple, Google, Gevo, Dish, Kixeye: Intellectual Property
• Germany to Sell TLG’s Apartments to TAG for $275 Million
• Indian Swaps Near November’s Low as Inflation Least in 8 Months
• WTI Oil Rises Above $88 a Barrel For First Time Since Nov
• Perceived Risk of High-Impact Event Fell, BOE Survey Shows
• Environmental Risks Threaten Government Debt Markets, UNEP Says
• Cameron Plans Judicial-Review Changes to Spur Economy
• Zidane’s Agent Used U.K. ‘Letterbox’ Company to Evade Taxes
• India Beats England by Nine Wickets in Opening Cricket Test
• Shell, Unilever Lead 100 Companies Calling for CO2 Price
• South Africa Richards Bay Coal Prices Advance to Two-Month High
• London House Prices Rise as Property ‘Hot Spots’ Surge: Economy
• Goldman Sachs Buys $40 Million of Warrants in Drake & Scull
• Globe Risks ‘Cataclysmic Changes’ From Warming, World Bank Says
• Israel Ready to Invade Gaza If Cease-Fire Efforts Fail
• Bundesbank Says It’s Up to Governments to Help Greece, Not ECB
• Tata Global Falls After Morgan Stanley Downgrade: Mumbai Mover
• Palm Oil Gains as Crude Oil Advances, Increasing Biofuel Appeal
• Australia Blocks Call for WTO to Probe Tobacco Packaging
• ECB’s Weidmann Says Banking Union Can’t Solve Debt Crisis
• Vodafone’s IPO Hinges on $8 Billion Question: Corporate India
• Asia Stocks Rise for 2nd Day as Obama Pledges Budget Deal
• Europe Utilities Will Cut Dividends to Pare Debt, Capgemini Says
• Spanish Bank Bad-Loans Ratio Rises to Record 10.71% in September
• Spain Cash-Transaction Ban Begins as Rajoy Targets Tax Fraud
• Moon, Ahn Revive Opposition Merger Before Korean Election
• Deutsche Bank to Offer Physical-Replication ETFs
• Dutch Flower Exports Jump 13% in October on Russia, Working Days
• Romania Seeks Transgaz Capital Increase, Hotnews Reports
• Norway Misses Haven Fest as Record Issuance Looms: Nordic Credit
• Nokia Gains on Reports That Lumia Sells Out in Germany
• Euro-Area Construction Output Fell in September on Italy, France
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Nov 16, 2012.
• Romania Energy Regulator to Decide Next Year on Solar Cuts
• Citigroup’s Head of Equity Sales in Russia Ian Colville Leaves
• Tsogo Sun Earnings Rise as Gamblers Buck Economic Trends
• EMI Ends Era With Sale of Assets From Motorhead to Coldplay
• U.K., Iberia Faces Colder Weather Through February, WSI Says
• Thanks to Einhorn, Robertson, Cohn for Holiday Treats
• Nestle Moves to Congee for Chinese Palates: Retail
• Prokhorov Acquires Kerimov’s Stake in MFK Bank, RIA Says
• Ocado Eases Survival Doubts With Share Sale, Debt Extension
• Hungary-IMF Pact Doubted in Analyst Poll
• Fidelity Spurns Japan Utilities as Goldman Says ‘Buy’
• Yuan Reaches Upper Limit on Optimism for U.S. Budget Resolution
• Rebar Declines on Speculation China Won’t Ease Property Curbs
• Philippine Peso Strengthens on U.S. Budget Optimism; Bonds Rise
• Lithuanian Outlook Hurt by Uncertainty, Central Bank Says
• Norway-EU Power Cables Should Remain in Private Hands, BKK Says
• Ringgit Forwards Advance Most in a Week as GDP Beats Estimates
• Universal Entertainment Declines on Graft Allegations
• Bank Lending Stress Holds at One-Week High in Euro Money Markets
• China Home Prices Gain in Half the Cities as Market Steadies
• Taiwan Dollar Forwards Gain Most in Week on U.S. Budget Optimism
• Aabar Sells Stake in Mercedes Formula One Team to Daimler
• Rupiah Drops as Concerns About Europe Crisis Deter Risk-Taking
• Qantas Ex-CFO Says He Held Investor Talks on New Strategy
• Condoms, Gloves Provide Lifeline for Malaysian Rubber
• Croatia Nava Banka to Merge With Karlovacka Banka, Poslovni Says
• TOP Oil Market News: Crude Rises a Second Day Amid Israel Crisis
• Chinese Stocks Rise as Shanghai Index Rebounds
• Ukraine Winter Grain Condition Seen Fairly Good by USDA
• Finnish Alma Media Acquires Croat Portal MojPosao, Poslovni Says
• Roubini Flummoxed as Lira Slide Clouds Rate Bets: Turkey Credit
• Nigeria’s Inflation Rate Rises to 11.7% After Floods Hit Farms
• Abu Dhabi’s Invest AD Starts Middle East, Africa Bond Fund
• Russia to Export 10 Primorsk Crude Cargoes in Early December
• Bashneft Third-Quarter Net Climbs 34% on Domestic Product Prices
• Ruble Climbs, Yields Fall as Crude Rises on Middle East Concerns
• CEZ Mulls Arbitration Against Albania, CTK Reports
• Sinovel, Goldwind Forecast ‘Arduous’ 2013 as Turbine Sales Drop
• Japan Stocks Advance on Stimulus Hopes, U.S. Budget Talks
• Arrium Chief Executive Plummer to Step Down by End of 2013
• Shanghai Composite Regains 2,000 Level
• Billabong Director Explores Buyout After TPG Withdrawal
• Di Matteo Is Fighting to Save Job at Chelsea: Soccer Roundup
• Australian Dollar Advances Amid Stock Gains, Bets on BOJ
• Fashion Chief Rallies to Make Park South Korean President
• Egypt’s Mursi Meets With Mashaal and Islamic Jihad, MENA Says
• India Chases 77 Runs to Beat England in Cricket Series Opener
• European Stocks May Drop After Breaching Draghi Level
• Woodside Considers Southeast Asian Expansion After Myanmar Deal
• Ravens Beat Steelers 13-10 as Jets, Patriots, Texans Win in NFL
• Mechel Extends VTB Credit at Near Double Rate, Vedomosti Says
• Formula 1 Season Goes to Brazil Decider as Hamilton Wins in U.S.
• USC’s Matt Barkley to Miss Notre Dame Game With Shoulder Injury
• Pats’ Gronkowski Out 4-6 Weeks With Broken Forearm, NFL.com Says
• Notre Dame Jumps to No. 1 in College Football’s BCS for 1st Time
• Knicks Seek to Trump Linsanity With Best Start in 19 NBA Seasons
• West Penn Allegheny Looming Default No Bellwether: Muni Credit
• Most E-Commerce Froth Since 2000 Stirs Up Investor Doubts: Tech
• Ski Champion Vonn Returns to Training After Intestinal Illness
• Wolves Released From Shelters May Find Freedom Deadly
• Miami Quarterback, Famous Ballerina Tangle in Mystery
• Government Equals Growth as Massachusetts Tops Ranking
• Wall Street Kept Winning on Mortgages Upending Homeowners
• Pelosi Says Budget Deal Should Raise Taxes on Top Earners
• Christie Seeking Aid Cools Feud With Menendez, Lautenberg
• Sales of U.S. Existing Houses Probably Held Near Two-Year High
• U.S. Gasoline Fell to $3.4728 a Gallon in Lundberg Survey
• ‘Twilight’ Finale Sales $141.3 Million, 2nd Best for Seri
• Pay-Up-or-Shut-Up Fee Proposed for Federal Contracting Protests
• Buffett’s Iscar Can Weather Gaza Tumult, Wertheimer Says