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November 21, 2012

• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 11/22/2012
• Australia Fixes Dates for 2013 Home Leg of Ashes Cricket Series
• Japan Aluminum Buyers Said to Get First Fee Cut in a Year
• Australia Signs Final Murray-Darling Basin Water Plan Into Law
• Mechel Leads Gains as Commodities Rise: Russia Overnight
• China Five-Year Swap at Seven-Month High on Signs of Recovery
• South Korea Household Debt Rises to Record 937.5 Trillion Won
• China Finds Excessive Plasticizer Levels in JiuGuiJiu Liquor
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• HSBC China Ambitions Seen as Untarnished by Ping An Sale
• AIG Says Plans to Invest About $500 Million in PICC Group’s IPO
• Closing Arms Tunnels Crucial to Ending Israel-Hamas War
• Vestas Says Strategic Talks With Mitsubishi Heavy Are Ongoing
• China Manufacturing May Expand for First Time in Thirteen Months
• QPR Chairman Tony Fernandes Says ‘Confident’ Can Sort Problems
• Hostess Judge Approves Wind-Down of Twinkie Maker
• Reckitt Benckiser Signs Agreement to Acquire Schiff
• A Sexual-Harassment Scandal Hits Chinese Volleyball
• ING to Cut 60 Asia Commercial Banking Jobs by End of June 2013
• NJ Transit Puts Repair Shop, Parts on Sandy Casualty List
• Vestas Competes to Keep Half of Wind Turbine Market in Australia
• Autonomy Founder Says HP Accounting Claim Doesn’t Add Up
• New Jersey’s Rutgers University Faces Moody’s Downgrade
• Penn Station Train Service Resumes With Temporary Fix for Power
• Manchester City Fails Again in Champions League as Real Advances
• Clegg Pledges 225 Million Pounds to Boost U.K. Homebuilding
• Nazis Faced Mythic Resistance, Selfish Picasso in Paris
• Lovers Discover Parallel Universe, Rylance Flips Gender
• World’s Best Pub Has Michelin Stars for Beef Bake: Review
• Chelsea Hires Benitez as Interim Manager After Firing Di Matteo
• GM to Buy Non-U.S. Units From Ally in $4.2 Billion Deal
• Most Americans in Decade Project Economy Will Get Better
• OCZ Technology Says SEC to Probe Customer-Incentive Program
• Japanese Bought Net 401.9 Billion Yen Overseas Debt Last Week
• Kerry Is the Right Choice to Lead U.S. Diplomacy
• Europe Is Breaking. How Many EUs Will There Be?
• Thanksgiving Myth Redeems History Even as It Obscures It
• Ending the Curse of Child Brides, One $25 Goat at a Time
• Baidu Falls Most in 3 Days on Mobile Acquisition Concern
• UBS’s Orcel Says Investment Bank Revamp to Take 3-5 Years
• SNB’s Zurbruegg Says Franc Celing Is an Extreme Measure
• Wall Street Banks Lose Out as More Companies Do Deals In-House
• EU Budget Showdown Pits Bee Subsidies Against Veto Threat
• Deutsche Bank’s Jain Declines Bundestag Libor Hearing
• European Central Bank May Get Merger Veto in Banking Union Plan
• Emerging-Market Manager Pay Matches U.S., Europe Salaries
• Rupert Murdoch Sells All Nonvoting Shares in News Corp.
• Drought No Obstacle to Record Income for U.S. Farms
• Jobs’s Spaceship-Like Apple Offices Completion Meets Delays
• Euro Strengthens on Optimism for Greece Agreement
• BlackRock Hires UBS’s Kemp in Push to Boost Stock Funds
• Top Brazil Smelter Considers Buying Into Copper Mines
• Emerging ETF Slips at Eletrobras Drives Rout in Utilities
• Telecoms Advance as Baidu Sinks on Debt: China Overnight
• One Man's Quest to Make the Sun as Big as Granite Countertops
• Treasuries Decline for Third Day as Greece Optimism Damps Demand
• Petrobras Losing $8 Billion on Cheap Gasoline
• Aussie, N.Z. Dollars Drop on Greece Woes, Falling Japan Imports
• Natural Gas Advances to Highest in a Year: Commodities at Close
• Abramovich’s Title Hunt Sees Eighth Chelsea Coach Leave
• Foreign Truck Bombers in Syria Highlight Risk Al-Qaeda
• Adults With ADHD Commit Fewer Crimes When Medicated
• Manchester City Out of Champions League; Arsenal, Madrid Advance
• Groupon Rally Boosted by Tiger Global Investment
• Petrobras Covering Investments With Cash Flow on Rates, Prices
• San Bernardino Agrees to Mediation With Firefighters
• U.S. Cites Safety Lapses After Black Elk Gulf of Mexico Fire
• JPMorgan Turned CIO Into Prop-Trading Desk, Pensions Say
• Best Buy Rating Cut by S&P and Fitch After Quarterly Loss
• Zale Falls on Wider-Than-Expected First-Quarter Loss
• S&P 500 Advances 4th Day After Middle East Cease-Fire
• Deere Profit Disappoints After Sales Slow Outside U.S., Canada
• Corporate Credit Swaps in U.S. Fall as Jobless Claims Decrease
• Oil Gains on Economic Optimism, Declining Fuel Stockpiles
• Scholastic Falls After ‘Hunger Games’ Publisher Cuts Outlook
• U.S. Gulf Coast Oils Fall as December Spot Trading Period Ends
• Tel Aviv Picked as Top Place for Startups After Silicon Valley
• Stocks Rise, Treasuries Fall as Israel, Hamas Reach Truce
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for November 21
• Salesforce Matches Estimates on Larger Software Deals
• Natural Gas Rises to 1-Year High as Supply Drop Exceeds Forecast
• YY Jumps After First IPO by Chinese Company in 7 Months
• Facebook Rises as Ad Growth Eases Lockup Expiration Fears
• Samsung Bid for Apple’s HTC Settlement Reviewed by Judge
• CME Group Wins Swap-Data Repository Registration From CFTC
• Einhorn’s Reinsurer Rallies as UBS Upgrades to Buy
• Vivus Jumps on Aetna Qsymia Ruling: San Francisco Mover
• Lippmann Reduces Subprime Wagers While Seeing Housing Recovering
• Citigroup to Shut Almost Half of Greek Branches Amid Crisis
• Chicago Fog Snarls Flights Amid Thanksgiving Travel Rush
• Natural Gas Power-Plant Share Rose in September, EIA Says
• Baupost’s Highland Scraps Plan for Canada Rock Quarry
• St. Jude Falls After FDA Criticizes Durata Lead Testing
• Ethanol Weakens Against Gasoline as Imports Exacerbate Glut
• Hunt Oil, Pluspetrol Boost Peru Oil, Gas to 24-Year High
• Crude Oil Options Volatility Falls as U.S. Inventory Declines
• New York Gasoline Drops on Biggest Supply Gain Since June
• After the Storm: Arial Photos of Sandy's Damage
• Stillman & Friedman, DLA Piper, Hogan: Business of Law
• Los Angeles Diesel Falls for Second Day as Phillips Starts Unit
• Real Tumbles to Three-Year Low on Rousseff Currency View
• Bank of America Sued by CIFG Over Mortgage Securities
• Chelsea Names Benitez as Interim Manager, Replacing Di Matteo
• Nikkei 225 Rally May Falter as Volume Wanes
• Pushing the Pill Closer to the Counter
• Abortions Fell Most in a Decade as Teen Rate Declined
• Bovespa Index Falls as Eletrobras Tumbles to Lowest Since 1995
• Agellan Commercial REIT Plans C$140 Million IPO
• ESPN Gets College Football Title Playoff Rights Through 2025
• Fillon’s Camp Says It Won Election to Lead French UMP Party
• MORE: Petrobras Doesn’t Need Price Rise With Current FX, Crude
• China Iron-Ore Tax Cut Seen by Macquarie Leading to Lower Prices
• Pfizer Destroyed Arthritis Drugs’ Files, Investors Claim
• United Airlines Held Not Liable in Trade Center Attack
• Half of Press Freedom Honorees in Jail Amid Record Imprisonment
• Hostess Judge Revives ‘Liquidation Scenario’ After Talks
• Gold Advances for Second Time in Three Days as Central Banks Buy
• EU Asks Hungary for Change in ‘Discriminatory’ Special Taxes
• Reverse Convertible Sales Fall 57% on Volatility, Regulation
• Anesthesia Antidote May Help Treat Extreme Sleep Disorder
• Debt Linked to Index ETFs Selling Faster Than the ETFs
• Rochdale Trading Co-Heads Leave to Join Rival Brokerage
• Yemen Oil Exports Decline 3.2% in September, Central Bank Says
• A New York Cop Rests With Music Greats
• New York Man Sentenced Up to 18 Years for Real-Estate Scam
• Peru Is Default-Swap Darling as Humala No Chavez: Andes Credit
• In Defense of Base Broadening
• Fibria Settles Suit Over 2008 Aracruz Currency Losses
• Eletrobras in Record Slump as Rate Cuts Imperil Earnings
• Ivory Coast’s Ouattara Appoints Duncan as Prime Minister
• Morgan Stanley Sued by German Lender Over Mortgage Bonds
• Lynch as Britain’s Bill Gates Under Attack From HP
• ESPN Gets Preliminary 12-Year Deal on College Football Playoffs
• Bionic Mannequins Spy on Shoppers to Boost Luxury Sales
• Israel, Hamas Agree to Truce
• U.S. 10-Year TIPS Yields Top Forecast as Demand Is Below Average
• The EU Doesn’t Deserve More Money
• Symptoms of Autism Linked to Brain Protein in Mouse Study
• Russia’s Latest Matryoshka-Doll Corruption Scandal
• German Winter Grain Planting Nears Completion, Toepfer Says
• EU Carbon Stable After U.K. Sells Largest Tranche of Permits
• Petrobras Plans Up to Five Campos Basin Shutdowns in 2013: Folha
• Hostess Adviser Says Customers Interested in Buying Brands
• HP’s Explanation Still Makes No Sense
• Division III Guard Scores 138 Points to Break NCAA Record
• Glencore Said to Win EU Approval for Xstrata Purchase
• Morgan Stanley Cuts Forties Offer; Force Majeure on Qua Iboe Oil
• Talison Lithium to Talk With Chengdu Tianqi on Takeover Bid
• Martoma Fund Used Dark Pool to Keep Insider Trading Quiet
• Madoff Trustee Tries to Recoup $30 Billion After Defeats
• Jockey Dettori Is Temporarily Suspended in France, Sky Reports
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for November 21
• RAG-Stiftung Names Helmut Linssen as New Finance Chief
• European Stocks Advance; Carmakers Gain, Siemens Declines
• U.K. Stocks Little Changed as Utilities Climb
• Gold Seen by Merrill Lynch Rallying Above $2,000 Next Year
• Irish Farm Income Fell 22% in 2012 on Lower Output, Higher Costs
• OMV Aims for April 1 Gazprom Talks to Narrow Natural Gas Prices
• HP Leadership Seen Lacking for Turnaround After Writedown
• Osborne Warns Against Unpicking Vickers Bank Consensus
• Canada’s Griffiths Energy Said to Seek IPO in 2013
• London Bankers Become Landlords as Rents Hit Record
• Chilean Currency Bears Unwind Bets by $1.1 Billion Over Two Days
• EU May Delay Sale of as Many as 31 Million Carbon Permits
• JDA Software Sued by Investor Over $1.9 Billion Buyout
• Pound Rises to 1-Week High Vs Euro on Greece, BOE Minutes
• Cattle Futures Rise to Record as Oil Gains: Commodities at Close
• KKR Leads Firms Into Junk Sales as Buyouts Slide: Credit Markets
• Veolia Shortsellers See Hurdles to CEO’s Reorganization
• Spanish Bonds Advance on Merkel Optimism Over Greece Aid
• Gas-Oil Price Link in Focus as Exporters Meet in Malabo
• Teva Focused on Smaller M&A, Frost Says: Israel Overnight
• Rand Drops to Three-Year Low on Greece Woes, Rising Inflation
• Colombia Bond Yields Fall on Rate Outlook; Peso Little Changed
• Magyar Telekom Slides Most in 3 Months on Tax: Budapest Mover
• THQ Falls on Talks Seen Diluting Investors: L.A. Mover
• Siemens South African Turbine Deal Pushes Orders to $1.1 Billion
• Polish Next-Year Power Falls to Four-Year Low as Demand Declines
• New York Times Chairman Says Scandal ‘Hasn’t Made Things Easy’
• Romanian Leu Gains First Time in Three Days; Bond Yields Steady
• Merrill Lynch Buys European Stocks Before 2013
• U.S. 10-Year TIPS Sale May Yield Negative 0.746%, Survey Shows
• Swap-Dealer Clearing Rules Set for Completion by CFTC Next Week
• Cattle Futures Advance to Record on Beef ‘Resurgence’
• Turkey’s Surging Bad Consumer Loans Are a Concern, Group Says
• Ethanol Production in U.S. Fell 1.6% Last Week, DOE Says
• Toyota Says China Retail Sales Rebounding After Protests
• AirAsia Posts Third Straight Profit Gain on Budget Travel Demand
• Yoma to Ride on Obama’s Myanmar Visit for Growth: Southeast Asia
• Billionaire Lim Unmasked as Pavilion REIT Outpaces Malaysia IPOs
• TCW Spinout Is Said to Seek $4.25 Billion for Energy Fund
• Congo Army Prepares Response as Goma Fall ‘Threatens’ Kabila
• Lower Manhattan Renters in Limbo as Apartments Stay Shut
• Ecopetrol and Shell Among Winners in Colombian Oil Bidding
• Mexico Peso Swings Rise as Global Concern Damps Export Outlook
• Latvia Considering Yen-Denominated Bond Next Year, Vilks Says
• Rokiskio Rises to 12-Month High on Profit Hopes: Vilnius Mover
• Gasoline Pares Gains on Report East Coast Stockpiles Increased
• U.S. Leading Economic Indicators Rose 0.2% in October
• Lockheed Bests AgustaWestland for Danish Maritime Helicopter
• Cipla Medpro Rises Most in 2 Years on Offer: Johannesburg Mover
• TPG Said Among Firms Bidding for Stake in Medical Park
• Billionaire Ofer to Dodge ‘Villains’ Tag With Potash Sale
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for Nov. 16 (Text)
• Naira Gains on Inflows After Bank Holds Record Interest Rate
• Syria Opposition Aims to Raise $60 Billion for Rebuilding
• Graft Verdict May Help Croatia Change INA Contract With Mol
• Northeastern Power Boosts Push Nuclear Output to One-Month High
• Gasoline and Heating Oil Gain on Report Supply Dropped Last Week
• AfDB Plans $1 Billion Trade-Finance Program for Smaller Lenders
• U.S. Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index Rises Less Than Forecast
• Chevron Says Spain Courts Can’t Rule on Deal With Argentine YPF
• Schaeuble Backs Greek Bond Buyback Amid Euro Bloc Differences
• Europe 2013 Coal Falls to Lowest in Week as SocGen Cuts Forecast
• Europe Fails to Seal Greek Debt-Cut Deal in IMF Clash
• Nordic Power for First Week of December Rises to Three-Week High
• Ruble Gains 3rd Day as Companies Buy Russian Currency
• Mortgage Rates Drop to Record Lows With 30-Year at 3.31%
• Israel Chemicals Profit Drops 9% on Meager Sales to China
• Carbon Capture Plants May Compete With Nuclear in Next Decade
• Gulf Group’s Takeover of Leeds United Agreed, Soccer Club Says
• Zambia Approves First Quantum $640 Million Smelter Project
• Rosneft Said to Get Commitments on $32.5 Billion TNK-BP Loan
• Strauss Profit Advances Even as Strong Shekel Hurts Sales
• TMX Sees Dodd-Frank Pushing Debt to Exchanges
• Kazakhs Seek Ban on Opposition Groups, Media After Leader Jailed
• HP’s Accounting Claims Are Seen as Cover for Bad Deals
• Prokhorov’s Renaissance Leads Goldman-Backed TCS
• Dollar-Funding Stress Edges Higher, Money-Market Indicators Show
• Notre Dame-Alabama Championship Game May Draw $2 Billion in Bets
• Deloitte Found No Errors in Autonomy Books Before HP Deal
• Nigeria Validates Manitoba’s Power-Mangement Contract
• Argentina to Revise Soybean Biodiesel Regulations, Nacion Says
• Portugal’s Borrowing Costs Rise at 2 Billion-Euro Bill Sale
• Clinton Seeks Gaza Truce as Blast Injures 21 on Bus
• Nampak Full-Year Profit Nearly Doubles on African Expansion
• Jamaican GDP Contracted 0.6% in Third Quarter on Mining Decline
• EDF’s Fessenheim Shutdown Will Push Region to Import Power
• Crude Oil Rises on Gaza Conflict Amid Declining U.S. Stockpiles
• Jobless Claims in U.S. Decreased Last Week to 410,000
• Belarus to Keep World’s Highest Rate Above Target, Ermakova Says
• Federal Bank and Indian Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• National Bank of Kenya Drops on Profit Plunge: Nairobi Mover
• Russian Inflation May Dip Below 6% Over 12 Months, Ignatiev Says
• HDFC Bank and Indian Oil Corporation CP:India Money Markets
• Sberbank Options Trading Chief Brownstein Leaves Amid Shakeup
• HDFC Bank and Indian Oil Corporation CP deal:India Money Markets
• Canara Bank & Vijaya Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Croatia Gets Boost From Graft Conviction Ahead of EU Report
• Spanish Exports Slow as Euro Area Returns to Recession
• Alior Seeks $773 Million in Record IPO by Private Polish Company
• Corporacion America May Raise Bid for Portugal’s ANA: Negocios
• Egypt’s Anti-Government Protests Enter Third Day; 72 Hurt
• ZUE Falls to 2-Month Low as BRE Bank Cuts Estimate: Warsaw Mover
• Spain's Linde Doesn’t Know Scale of Repossession Problem
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Glasenberg Wins Xstrata as Bond Exits Over Blocked Bonuses
• Gagfah Raises FFO Forecast After Vacancies, Debt Costs Fall
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Egypt Authorities Intercept Smuggled Warheads from Libya
• Libyan Oil Revenues Exceed $44 Billion in Year Through October
• East Libya Security Chief Assassinated by Gunmen, LNA Says
• Fed Funds Opened at 0.17%, Within Fed’s Target Range, ICAP Says
• Archbishop Says Church Lost Credibility on Women Bishops
• Argentine Ports Resume Activity After Strike, Port Official Says
• Israel Said to Boost Iron Dome System as Rockets Rain From Gaza
• Arcadia-Owner Philip Green May Spend $8 Billion on Acquisition
• BP Chicap Pipe Spilled Oil at Illinois Tank Farm, Filing Shows
• Treasuries Fluctuate After EU Fails to Agree on Greece
• Falkland Oil Rises on Speculation Scotia Well to Yield Discovery
• Erdogan Anti-Israel Talk Negates Mediator Role in Gaza Conflict
• Confronting the Reality of a Rapidly Warming World: Steer
• EU Splits Leave Single Insurance Rules Plan on Sidelines
• Scotland Survey Shows Half of Farmers Have Yet to Finish Sowing
• Dubai Group, Banks Said Close to $6 Billion Debt Agreement
• Citadele Bank Lithuania Unit Reduces Registered Capital by Half
• India’s 10-Year Bonds Decline for a Second Day as Cash Declines
• Czech Coal Offers $831 Million for CEZ’s Pocerady Plant
• Bank Rossii Adds 288 Billion Rubles of Bonds to Lombard List
• Belgium’s Apetra Buys 55,000 Cubic Meters of Diesel for Reserves
• Apotex, Google, Lofgren, Uhlig: Intellectual Property
• California Sees $750 Million in Refunds at Risk in Court:
• Indian Stocks Gain Most in Two Weeks Before Parliament Co
• Spanish 10-Year Bonds Gain; Yield Drops to Lowest Since Nov. 8
• Brazil Boosts Gold Reserves to the Highest in More Than 11 Years
• India Rupee Drops to 10-Week Low as Europe Concern Boosts Dollar
• Europe Fails to Seal Greek Debt-Cut Deal in IMF Clash
• South African Corn at Five-Day High on Weaker Rand
• Pakistan Stocks Best as Violence Ignored: Riskless Return
• Standard Life to Cut 139 Jobs in Move Away From Life Insurance
• Alliance Plans to Shift $1 Billion of Bad Loans, CEO Says
• Silver Trade Drops 30% on China Bourse as Industry Use Falls
• Eurocrats Put Words Before Deeds in Greek Crisis
• Air Libya to Resume Flights to Kufra City on Nov. 22
• Sweden Won’t Heed Industry Call for Higher Wind-Power Targets
• Lira Beats Mark as Europe Suffers From Stronger Euro
• Al Jazeera Office in Cairo Raided, Destroyed by Arsonists
• Burgan Bank of Kuwait to Sell Bonds This Year Amid Expansion
• Sweden Without Crisis Plan Tests Economic Reality: Nordic Credit
• Hughes Refuses QPR Request to Resign, Standard Says: Roundup
• Portugal Sells 2 Billion Euros of Treasury Bills in Auctions
• Morocco’s Grain Imports Seen Rising to Record by UN on Harvest
• Tiger Brands Beats Profit Estimates as Grocery Unit Improves
• Asian Stocks Rise on U.S. Housing, China Stimulus Hopes
• U.K. Sells EU Emissions Permits at 6.62 Euros a Ton on ICE
• Poste Italiane Wins EU Approval for $2 Billion State Subsidies
• Bank of Spain Says Rajoy Risks Missing Budget Deficit Targets
• Germany Gets Bids Exceeding Maximum Sales Target at Bund Auction
• Asia Fuel Oil Losses Widen; Shell Sells Jet Fuel: Oil Products
• Deutsche Bank’s Jain Sees ‘Significant’ Bank Consolidation
• Bundesbank’s Dombret Urges U.S. Not to Delay Basel Banking Rules
• Poland Calls for More Shale Gas Drilling to Meet Output Target
• Blast on Israeli Bus Injures at Least 10 People, Army Radio Says
• BASF to Pay $654 Million for Pronova to Be Leader in Omega-3
• EU’s 2014-2020 Budget Battle Poses ‘Major Threat,’ Barroso Says
• China Resources Sees Business Under Pressure on Weak Economy
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Nov 20, 2012.
• UN Says Growing Emissions Gap Threatens Global Temperature Goals
• Czech Cabinet Approves 2013 Draft Budget, CTK Reports
• Muddy Waters Intensifies Olam Criticism as Shares Rebound
• CapCo Receives Approval for 900 Homes, Offices in London
• U.K. Will Allow Military to Access Pensions to Fund Mortgages
• Sky Deutschland Shares Jump on Deal-Friendly Tax Rule
• Gilts Stay Little Changed After BOE Minutes, U.K. Budget Data
• BOE Voted 8-1 to Halt Bond Purchases as QE Impact Questioned
• Mumbai Gunman Hanged Before Fourth Anniversary of Attack
• Danamon Deal Priced to Fail Over Singapore Bank Clash: Real M&A
• Croatia to Put 800 Million Kuna in Airline, Poslovni Says
• Greek Bonds Rise for Ninth Day; Longest Run Since Restructuring
• Qinetiq Sales Fall on U.S. Defense Slowdown, U.K. Uncertainty
• Azerbaijan’s Oil, Natural-Gas Exports Fell in First Nine Months
• German 10-Year Bunds Erase Advance, Leaving Yield at 1.42%
• Getty Images Loses EU Court Challenge Over Photos.Com Trademark
• EU Carbon Declines as U.K. Sells Phase 3 Allowances in Auction
• Norway Unemployment Rate Unexpectedly Drops to 3% in September
• Kansai, Kyushu Electric to Purchase 1 Million Tons of U.S. Coal
• U.K. Farm Group Urges Research Focused on Meeting Food Demand
• Taiwan 10-Year Yields Advance to One-Week High on Recovery View
• Meyer Burger to Eliminate Additional 250 Jobs to Stem Losses
• Philippine Bonds Advance After Senate Approves Tax Increase Bill
• Billionaire Green’s Arcadia Says Profit Rose on Fewer Markdowns
• Soybean Harvest in Brazil’s Mato Grosso Seen Starting in January
• PICC Group Seeking Up to $3.6 Billion in Hong Kong IPO
• Bank Lending Stress Rises to Two-Week High in Euro Money Markets
• South Africa Inflation Quickens in October on Rand, Fuel
• Euro Drops Versus Dollar as Greek Aid Talks Falter; Yen Weakens
• China Plans to Actively Join in Talks on Aviation Emission Cuts
• Schoeller-Bleckmann Says New Orders Weakened in Third Quarter
• French Power Grid Spending Could Rise to $19 Billion by 2020
• Shanghai Composite Rebounds From Drop Below 2,000; Brokers Rally
• China Says It’s Unfair to Ask Nation for Absolute Emission Cuts
• BNP Joins Credit Agricole Seeing French IPO Market Revival
• Nestle Says Duvoisin to Become Head of Nespresso Next Year
• Palestinian Politician al-Salhi Visits China, Hua Says
• Alcoa to Consider Buying BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto Aluminum Assets
• Michelin-Starred Fat Duck Chefs Killed in Hong Kong Crash
• China’s Iran Crude Imports Decline 23% in October, Customs Says
• Iran Earns More Than $112 Million in Fishery Exports
• Bono, Sting, Gabriel Pay for Havel's Tapestry, CTK Says
• Premier Sees Fewer Czechs in Private Pensions, Pravo Says
• TOP Oil Market News: Crude Pares Gains as Greek Talks Falter
• Topix Rises to Highest Since July on U.S. Housing, Yen
• Gagfah Reports Higher FFO After German Landlord Cuts Expenses
• Congo Rebels Seize Eastern City of Goma as Thousands Flee
• Czech Coal Offers $831 Million for CEZ Plant, Ihned Says
• Japan’s Exports Reach Three-Year Low as Recession Looms: Economy
• Knicks Top Hornets for NBA-Best 8-1 Start, D’Antoni’s Lakers Win
• Won Snaps 2-Day Rally as South Korea Pledges to Curb Volatility
• Li Keqiang Urges More Urbanization to Support China’s Growth
• Aussie, N.Z. Dollars Drop on Greece Woes, Japan Imports
• Philippine Consumer Shares Lure Funds on Growth: Southeast Asia
• Insider Crackdown Uses SAC Manager in Health-Care Pivot
• Former Boxing Champion Camacho Is Shot in Puerto Rico, AP Says
• Baidu Says $1.5 Billion Bond Issue Will Be ‘War Chest’
• FBI Said to Be Looking Into HP’s Allegations on Autonomy
• Petronas Said to Offer Progress Relisting to Canada
• Ravens Safety Reed Has One-Game Suspension Cut to $50,000 by NFL
• New York Jets Considering Paperless Tickets for NFL Home Games
• Beckham Says He Has ‘Exciting Options’ for Last Soccer Challenge
• Organic Holiday Fare to Face Pesticide Test Purists Call Flawed
• Insider Crackdown Uses SAC Manager to Pivot to Fraud
• State Street Corp. CFO Edward Resch to Retire Next Year
• Ex-SAC Manager Was ‘Pupil’ of Doctor Accused of Tips
• U.S. Said to Waver on Antitrust Case Against Google
• Credit Suisse Sued by N.Y. Over Losses on Mortgage Bonds
• CFTC Eases Swap Pay-to-Play Rules With Government Pension Plans
• Medical Pot Novices Learn to Be ‘Bud Tenders,’ Avoid Jail
• NHL, Players’ Union Will Resume Labor Talks Today, Daly Says
• Chelsea Galleries Reopen With Chernobyl, Tiny People
• Sponge Parks, Sand Dunes May Boost Resilience to Storms
• Christie Surges to 67% Favorable in Post-Sandy Voter Poll
• Thirty Acres Brings Momofuku-Style Fare to Jersey: Review
• New York Yankees Re-Sign Pitcher Kuroda to One-Year MLB Contract
• Texas Official Who Cut Dead From Voter Rolls Resigns
• Dish Objects to Rule on Adding Smartphone Service to TV
• SAC’s Cohen Pulled Deeper Into Trading Probe by Martoma
• Prius Spared by Thieves Shunning Fuel Economy
• Al-Qaeda ‘Cancer’ Spreads With U.S. Chasing, Panetta Says
• Tax Threat Seen as Grinch Poised to Steal Holiday Sales: Retail
• Give Thanks for Low Food Prices as They’ll Rise Next Year
• Hostess Judge to Weigh Shutdown After Mediation Fails