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November 23, 2012

• Vietnam’s November Inflation Accelerates to 6-Month High
• North Korea Says Kim Urges Crackdown on ‘Rebellious Elements’
• Airbus Wins 60-Plane China Order After EU Retreat on CO2 Charges
• Brazil Soccer Coach Fired 2 Years Before Nation Hosts World Cup
• New Jersey October Revenue Rose 6.8% Despite Sandy
• Krug to Feature With Mouton, DRC at Sotheby’s New York
• Romanee-Conti Leads Bonhams Hong Kong Wine Auction
• Billionaires Lured by $108 Million Russian Art Sales
• European Stocks Post Biggest Weekly Gain of the Year
• EDF Nuclear Plants Get Boost From U.K. Low Carbon Funds
• Diamond, Dimon’s Early Risks Made Them Better: Adoboli
• Asian Stocks Cap Biggest Weekly Gain in Two Months on U.S. Data
• Aston Martin Said to Get Bids for 50% Stake in Carmaker
• Wal-Mart Union Protests Fail to Deter Bargain-Seekers
• Emerging Stocks Gain for Fifth Day as Taiwan Shares Rally
• Mexico Peso Extends Weekly Advance on Export Growth Optimism
• Ranbaxy Declines After Recall of Generic Lipitor in U.S.
• Peru Bond Yields Decline on Foreign Demand; Sol Little Changed
• Euro Rises as German Business Confidence Climbs; Krona Advances
• New York Times Chief Thompson Testified at Internal BBC Inquiry
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for November 23
• Canadian Stocks Advance for Biggest Weekly Gain in 11 Months
• Asian Currencies Gain as Economic Outlook for Region Improves
• Black Friday Starts C$5 Billion Holiday Drain
• Colombia Yields Fall Before Central Bank Unexpectedly Cuts Rate
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for November 23
• Edenor Jumps on Electricity Rate Increase: Buenos Aires Mover
• Crude Options Unchanged as Futures Rise on German Index
• Gold Futures Top $1,750 as Dollar Slumps: Commodities at Close
• Euro Strengthens to Three-Week High as Oil Advances
• Ethanol Strengthens Against Gasoline on Below-Average Production
• Molycorp Climbs After Executives Including CEO Buy Shares
• Weekly Links
• Canada Becoming Vulnerable as Stimulus Options Weaken
• Colombia Central Bank Rate Statement (Text) (Spanish)
• RIM Jumps in U.S. Trading After Toronto Surge Yesterday
• Citigroup, Morgan Stanley Sued Over Overseas Shipholding
• U.S. 10-Year Yield Trades Close to Two-Week High on Europe Talks
• S&P 500 Caps Best Week Since June Amid Black Friday Sales
• Gol to Cut 850 Jobs as 20 Jets Returned in Webjet Closing
• Oil Caps Weekly Gain on German Business Confidence
• NHL Cancels All-Star Game, Season Through Dec. 14 in Lockout
• Brazil Creates Fewest Jobs in October Since Lehman Collapse
• Hungary Debt Rating Cut at S&P on Economic-Growth Prospects
• Dangdang Tops ADR Jump on Manufacturing: China Overnight
• GE Said to Be in Talks With Cinven for Supplier Avio
• Marersa to Start on 30 Megawatts of Mexico Wave-Energy Projects
• Eletrobras Rebounds From 10-Year Low in Sao Paulo Trading
• Forint Weakens Most in Three Weeks as S&P Cuts Hungary’s Rating
• Cattle Rallies to Record as Beef Supply Shrinks Before Christmas
• Suh’s Groin Hit on Texans’ Quarterback to Be Reviewed by NFL
• Gold Futures Top $1,750, Silver Rises as Dollar Declines
• EU Budget Summit Fails in Echo of Debt-Crisis Stalemate
• EU Carbon Permits Gain Most in 11 Days as German Power Advances
• Syria Death Toll Climbs Past 40,000 Mark, Activists Say
• Jets Learned Tebow Had Cracked Ribs Day Before Loss, Ryan Says
• U.K. Gas Advances as Demand Climbs Amid Cooler Weather Forecasts
• European Stocks Rise on German Confidence, Black Friday
• Bloomberg Week in Pictures: Nov. 17 - 23
• Total Got Seven Bids for TIGF French Gas Network, CEO Says
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for November 23
• Indonesia Ties Banking Licenses to Capital Levels for First Time
• Israeli Troops Fire on Palestinians at Gaza Border Fence
• French Soft-Wheat Planting Nears Finish, FranceAgriMer Says
• U.K. Stocks Rise For Fifth Day; Xstrata, Kingfisher Rise
• Zinc Climbs Most in 10 Weeks as Gold Gains: Commodities at Close
• Thomas Cook Rises for Fifth Day Ahead of Results: London Mover
• U.S. Commercial Paper Market Expands for Fourth Week, Fed Says
• Orlen Falls to Week-Low as Zachodni Advises Sell: Warsaw Mover
• Danish-Made TB Vaccine Sickens 115 Children in Romania
• Nordic Third-Quarter Power Exports Double as Rain Swells Supply
• Jain Gets Silent Treatment as Bankers Eat Humble Pie
• Abbot Group Pays $8.9 Million After Finding Corrupt Payments
• Ukraine State Debt Fell 0.6% in October, Finance Ministry Says
• German Bunds Set for Weekly Drop as Greece Nears Deal
• Germany May Abstain in EU Carbon Vote as Ministers Clash
• Nigeria to Cut January Bonny Light Crude Exports, Increase EA
• Pound Rises Versus Dollar as Home Loans Gain to Nine-Month High
• Mexico’s Banks Target Wealthy in Booming Home Market: Mortgages
• Strengthening Your Growth Factory
• Mantega Says Brazil’s Real Still Not at ‘Satisfactory’ Level
• Tallink Rises Record 10th Day on Dividend Talk: Tallinn Mover
• Schmallenberg Livestock Virus Reported in 16 European Countries
• S&P 500 May End 2012 at 16% Total Return, Davis Says (Video)
• Iran and Egypt Won in Gaza
• Slovenia to Take Full Control of Biggest Bank as KBC Pulls Out
• Arsenal Signs $239 Million Emirates Sponsorship Renewal
• Cyprus Makes ‘Good Progress’ in Bailout Talks With Creditors
• MRSK Jumps Most in Two Months on Putin FSK Decree: Moscow Mover
• Russia Stocks Cap Best Week in Two Months on Oil, Utility Rally
• KKR Agrees to Buy Blackstone-Owned Alliant Insurance Services
• ‘Angry Birds’ Fuels Finland Game Boom as More Hits Emerge
• Technip Sees 2012 Margin in Line With Previous Years, CEO Says
• Harmony Kusasalethu Mine Works Night Shift After Two Killed
• VimpelCom Free to Pay Dividends After Russia Pulls Teleno
• China Bauxite Imports Fall 31% After Indonesia Curbed Shipments
• Norins Discusses Importance of Small Business in Retail (Audio)
• Hypo Alpe Eyes Bond Pricing Similar to Austrian State Agencies
• General Dynamics Wins $73 Million U.K. Foxhound Contract
• Chengdu Tianqi Says Australia Clears Bid for Talison Lithium
• Dollar-Funding Stress Is Stable, Money-Market Indicators Show
• Company Bond Sales in U.S. Reach $5.5 Billion as Spreads Decline
• Latvia Refines Laws on Money Laundering, Watchdog Says
• Romania’s Leu Strengthens to Pare Weekly Fall; Yields Advance
• Alcatel-Lucent Said in Financing Talks With Goldman Sachs
• Gazprombank Hires Alfa Bank’s Philip Halperin as Senior Adviser
• Suez Environnement Expects to Buy Assets From 2015, CEO Says
• Aberdeen May Boost Dividends Next Week; Repsol Might Cut
• French Sugar-Beet Crop 85% Harvested as Rain Hampers Field Work
• World Trade Financing Seen Down 15% as European Banks Pull Back
• East Coast and Ohio Valley May Have Warmth to Start December
• Shell Says Improved Security Needed to Curb Nigeria Oil Theft
• Norway Oil Minister Signals Lofoten Ban to Last Until 2017
• Belgian November Business Confidence Rises on Services Recovery
• Berkshire Says Private Data Released for Claimants
• Start to Holiday Shopping Tests Concern Over Fiscal Cliff
• Canada October Inflation Stays Near Bottom of Target Band
• German Lawmakers Reject Pact on Undeclared Swiss Accounts
• U.S. Drought Monitor Report for the Week Ending Nov. 20 (Text)
• EU Solvency II Split, HP Probe, CFTC-Pensions: Compliance
• Deutsche Telekom Share Dispute Won’t End Before 2014, Judge Says
• Wheat Gains for Second Day as Drought May Erode U.S. Supplies
• China Considering Ways to Encourage Organ Donation, Xinhua Says
• UniCredit, Barclays Brontos Tax Case Is Moved to Bologna
• Finland’s TVO Eyes Boost in Olkiluoto Nuclear Reactor Output
• Wal-Mart Suspends Some Indian Workers Amid Bribery Probe
• Crude Futures Erase Weekly Gain as Mideast Tension Eases
• Canada October Consumer Price Index Report (Text)
• BP Appoints U.S. Chief McKay to Head Exploration and Production
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Basel Bond Sale Backfires as Investors Balk: South Africa Credit
• UN Carbon Offset Daily Supply Rises Most in More Than a Year
• IOC and L&T Finance CP:India Money Markets
• Corporation Bank and Union Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• ICICI Bank & Indian Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Robbie, Stones; Action Art; Brutal Drama: London Weekend
• Greece Battles Malaria Comeback Four Decades After Elimination
• U.K. Clean Energy Costs to Triple by 2020 in Power Bills
• Eversheds, White & Case, Morgan, Dewey: Business of Law
• Russian Anti-Tobacco Law Set for 2013 Approval as Talks Planned
• Fed Funds Opened at 0.17%, Within Fed’s Target Range, ICAP Says
• Energy Losses Expose Petrobras Fuel Distortion: Corporate Brazil
• Greece Exit Costs Hurt Coca-Cola Hellenic’s Debt
• EU Deadlocks Over Budget in Echo of Debt-Crisis Stalemate
• German Parliament Approves 2013 Budget Amid Risk to Deficit
• BayernLB Starts Repaying Government Aid It Received in 2008
• European Debt Risk Heads For Biggest Weekly Drop Since September
• GDF Suez Takes Government to Court Over Natural Gas Prices
• Hong Kong Moves to Tackle Deadly Ship Smog Fouling City’s Skies
• Oaktree’s Ileos Raising 225 Million Euros of Leveraged Loans
• QPR Fire Coach Mark Hughes With Team in Last Place
• Natural Gas Futures May Rise to 14-Month High on Cold Weather
• EPlus, Microsoft, Getty Images, WIPO: Intellectual Property
• Russian 9-Month Foreign Direct Investment Grows to $12.3 Billion
• India’s 10-Year Bonds Complete Weekly Decline on Cash Squeeze
• Draghi Says ECB Won’t Be Overburdened by Bank Oversight Role
• India’s Rupee Completes Fourth Weekly Decline on Policy Concern
• VW Shortens Investment-Plan Horizon on Europe Uncertainty
• BOE ‘Cloak and Dagger’ Governor Job Process Keeps Bowles Waiting
• Chile Steps Up Guard Against Real Estate Bubble, Mercurio Says
• Banks Ditched as Pesticide Maker Joins Bond Rush: Nordic Credit
• Billionaire Brothers May Quit Mining Business: Corporate India
• Denmark to Decide on U.K. Power Cable Next Year, Grid Says
• Ukraine’s Options Wane as Payment Time Nears Amid IMF Freeze
• Russia Says It’s Set to Lift a Ban on British Beef Imports
• Treasuries Will Remain a ‘Good Asset Class’ in 2013, Pimco Says
• Argentine Oil Workers Strike in Three Provinces, Cronista Says
• Gruner + Jahr Shuts Down Unprofitable FT Deutschland Newspaper
• Germany’s Business Confidence Unexpectedly Increases: Economy
• Nigeria to Keep January Bonga Crude Exports Stable at Five Lots
• TNK-BP 9-Month Spending on Orenburg Output Rises to $1 Billion
• Ukraine Needs $150 Million for Airport Renovation, Interfax Says
• Germany Seeks to Pass Offshore Wind Law Before Year-End
• Eskom Probed by South African Government on Environmental Rules
• S&P Sees Spain Banks’ Credit Risk Rising Amid Cuts, Joblessness
• Naira Poised for Best Week in 14 on Central Bank Sales, Inflows
• HSBC Left With EU400 Million Amadeus Stake as Sale Flops
• Cathay Pacific Bans Holiday Parties as Union Seeks Pay Raises
• Asian Stocks Rise, Led by Rare-Earth Firms; Taiwan Surges
• Crude Erases Weekly Advance, Copper Rises: Commodities at Close
• Palm Oil Drops for Fourth Day on Concern Stockpiles Will Expand
• Indian Stocks Pare Weekly Advance on Political Impasse
• Pollution Fight Fading as European Leaders Battle Crisis
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Nov 21, 2012.
• Nigeria Mergers Give Starcomms New Chance Against Rivals
• Concern Lingers Over New Indonesia Energy Regulator, Lawyer Says
• Taiwan GDP Grew Less Than Initially Estimated Last Quarter
• EU-IMF Pact on Greece Vital for Markets, Commerzbank Says
• Azeri’s Socar to Double Filling Stations in Ukraine, Kurier Says
• Singapore Equity Movers: Cosco, Fraser & Neave, IPC Corp., Olam
• Pioneer Unfazed by More Bond Sales as Union Buys: Southeast Asia
• Pound Stays Little Changed Versus Dollar After BBA Mortgage Data
• Kenya’s NIC Bank Rallies to 4-Year High on Profit: Nairobi Mover
• Transneft Heads for Weekly Low on 2013 Investment Plan Concerns
• Thai Billionaire Extends F&N Offer Deadline After OUE Bid
• China Money Rate Drops Most in a Week on Signs of Cash Inflows
• Hong Kong Chief Executive Leung Says He Was Negligent on House
• Taiwan’s Cabinet Studying Measures to Bolster Stock Market
• Surgut Said to Offer Three Urals, ESPO Crudes Cargoes in Tenders
• Indonesia Mining Law Revision Boosts Local Governments Power
• Russia to Set Interest Rate on $1 Billion Serbian Loan, RTV Says
• Vietnam 3-Year Bonds Post Best Week Since August on Bank Demand
• Croatia’s Property Tax May Affect Banks’ Results, Poslovni Says
• Euro Rises Versus Dollar After German Business Confidence Climbs
• German Bunds Pare Advance as Ifo Index Exceeds Analyst Estimates
• Ukraine to Buy 26 Billion Cubic Meters of Gas: Kurier
• Agrokor Takes Over Red Bull Distribution, Poslovni Says
• Debt Burden Adds to Won Gains in Crimping Korea Rebound
• Autonomy Founder Defends Sales Practices Amid HP Claims
• Hong Kong Stocks Caps Best Week Since September
• Bank Lending Stress Rises for Fourth Week in Euro Money Markets
• Hong Kong Builders Seek Tax Changes to Defend Free Market
• Taiwan Dollar Has Weekly Gain on Recovery Optimism; Bonds Fall
• EU Spars Over Budget as Chiefs See Possible Deadlock
• Treasuries Erase Drop With 30-Year Yield Little Changed at 2.82%
• S&P Sees 33% Chance of French Debt Rating Cut Next Year
• Kingway Brewery Rises on China Resources’ Planned Offer
• Ping An’s Investor Appeal Lies in Bank, Asset Management Mix
• China Liquor Maker JiuGuiJiu Declines 10%: Shenzhen Mover
• China's CCOEC May Buy Croatia's Gredelj, Vecernji Reports
• Oil Pares Weekly Gain as Middle East Tension Eases on Cease-Fire
• LDK Solar Sued by Shanghai Rural for Overdue Loans, Daily Says
• German Business Confidence May Decline to Near 3-Year Low
• Ford to Cut Daily Production at Romanian Plant, ZF Says
• French Business Confidence Rises From Three-Year Low on Tax Cut
• Euro Advances 0.2% Against Dollar, Strengthening Through $1.29
• Smith, Morkel Lead South Africa Fightback in Second Cricket Test
• Copper Set for Second Weekly Advance on Signs of China Recovery
• China’s Stocks Post Weekly Gain as Ping An, Liquor Makers Rally
• U.S. Detects N.Korea Missile-Test Preparations, Asahi Says
• Samsung Reaches Record After Sony, Panasonic Cut: Seoul Mover
• Korean Won Falls as Intervention Concern Counters China Optimism
• EU Needs One Tool to Fight Economic, Climate Crisis: Hedegaard
• ArcelorMittal South Africa Rises: Johannesburg Mover
• South African Opposition DA to Re-Elect Zille as Leader
• Yen Gains Versus Peers on Bets Recent Losses Overdone
• Rwanda Calls for International Support to End Congo Rebellion
• Rothschild Raises $270 Million for Bumi Severance Proposal
• South African Strikes Widen Political Divide in Wine Area
• Man. City Bids $24 Million for Palace’s Zaha: Soccer Roundup
• Victek, Defense Stocks Gain in Seoul on Missile Report
• Brady, Patriots Cruise Past Jets 49-19 as Texans, Redskins Win
• Aussie Dollar Set for Weekly Gain as Stocks Rally; Yields Rise
• Taiwan Stocks Rise Most in 11 Months on Buy Call: Taipei Mover
• Birmingham City Owner Yeung Loses Bid to Delay Trial
• Cuomo Seen Surmounting Sandy as Yield Penalty Rises: Muni Credit
• Cohen’s ’Elan Guy’ Martoma Dropped Ethics for Hedge Fund
• Argentine Stocks Drop on Ruling Not Publicly Available
• Sandy Seen Boosting U.S. With as Much as $240 Billion Rebuilding