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November 28, 2012

• Malaysia Airports May Bid to Run China, Indonesia Facilities
• Palm Oil Drops to Two-Week Low as Global Reserves Seen Climbing
• South Korea to Fire Rocket as Eyes Turn to North’s Site
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 11/29/2012
• Spring Air Mulls Hong Kong Hub in Cathay Pacific Challenge
• Asia Debt Risk Tumbles to 16-Month Low; Taqa Plans Dollar Bonds
• Olam Rebuffs Muddy Waters, Citing S$10 Billion Liquidity
• Volkswagen Agrees to Extend Joint Venture With China’s FAW
• Japan Oil Imports From Iran Fall in October on U.S. Sanctions
• HSBC Set to End Quest to Build Retail Banking in Korea
• Geely Falls After Goldman Sachs Sells Stake: Hong Kong Mover
• Australian Business Investment Slows Less Than Forecast
• China Repo Snaps Three-Day Advance as PBOC Bolsters Cash Supply
• Indonesia Five-Year Bond Yield Nears March Low on Lack of Supply
• Australia’s Carbon Price to Average A$16 From 2016, RepuTex Says
• Republican Rouzer Concedes in Last Undecided U.S. House Race
• Thailand’s 10-Year Bond Yield at 2-Week Low on Stable Politics
• Whitworth Urges Timken to Spin Off Steel Unit
• Ford Making Plans for Fiscal Cliff While GM Sees No Need
• Palestinians Press Statehood Aspirations at UN: Q&A
• PICC’s IPO Raises Specter of Cornerstone Deals Gone Sour
• Pertamina Said to Seek Low-Sulfur Crude for February Delivery
• Toyota Says U.S. Sales May Exceed 2 Million This Year
• New Zealand Business Inflation Expectations Fall to 13-Year Low
• Fiscal Cliff Avoided in Poll Seeing Market Gain Deal
• Legend Holdings, Huaneng, Shandong Hi-Speed: China Bond Alert
• Chavez Seeks More Cancer Treatment in Cuba After Election
• Three BP Managers Plead Not Guilty to Gulf Spill Charges
• GE Teams With Accenture in Data Push Spanning Jets to Hospitals
• Wells Fargo Says SEC Concludes Probe of Mortgage Bonds
• Iranian Man Convicted for Conspiring to Import Heroin
• U.K. Proposes Plans to Cut Power Demand to Curb Bills, Plants
• Brother Shot Dead Fishing Tests Armed Guards' Accountability
• Manchester United Wins in Premier League; Chelsea Ties Again
• China, EU Comments Show Reduced Scope of UN Climate Talks
• Nazi-Loot Panel Hopes Fade in U.S., Forcing Court Action
• Ecolab’s Nalco Dismissed From Lawsuits Over 2010 BP Spill
• Japanese Bought Net 115.3 Billion Yen Overseas Debt Last Week
• Facebook Claimant Paul Ceglia Pleads Not Guilty to Fraud
• BofA, Citigroup Lose Bid to Dismiss FHFA Mortgage Suits
• New England Compounding Meningitis Suits Can Proceed
• Canada Shows How U.S. States Can Fix Immigration
• NCR to Buy Retalix for About $650 Million, Gaining Software
• The Convoluted Campaign Against Susan Rice
• Crude Declines as Gold and Silver Slump: Commodities at Close
• Japanese Stock Futures Rise on Boehner’s U.S. Budget Remarks
• Shuster Won’t Rule Out Raising Gasoline Tax for Roads
• Syncrude Sweet Rises Against WTI on Upgrader Output Reduction
• Sales of New U.S. Homes Fell 0.3% in October
• Los Angeles Gasoline Tumbles After Supplies Rise to 10-Year High
• Ohio State’s Championship Season
• SNB’s Jordan Says High Swiss Franc Burdens Many Companies
• Yen May Reverse Downward Trend Versus Dollar: Technical Analysis
• Medvedev Says Russia to Keep Rosneft Control, Kommersant Reports
• Germans Go Festive to Lure Buyers Into Department Stores
• Obama Urged to Declare Emergency for Mississippi River
• Oi Says Debt Levels Manageable as It Affirms 2012 Forecasts
• Trina Leads Solar Jump on Yingli Outlook: China Overnight
• Canadian Tire Plays Hockey Defense Against Target
• Emerging Stocks Tumble on Outlook as Crude Sinks Russia
• It’s Not a Fiscal Cliff, It’s an Austerity Crisis
• At $600 Million, Is South Ferry Station Worth Reopening?
• Home Refinancing Program Use Up 75 Percent, DeMarco Says
• Jaguars Get Jason Babin Off Waivers After His Release by Eagles
• Dollar Declines as Lawmakers Express Optimism on Cliff
• Credit Swaps in U.S. Fall on Budget Optimism; Costco Sells Bonds
• SNC-Lavalin Ex-CEO Duhaime Arrested on Fraud Charge
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for November 28
• Treasuries Advance as Fiscal Cliff Pushes Demand to 8-Year High
• O’Neill Acquires $1 Million of Citigroup Stock After Pandit Exit
• Oil Options Volatility Slips as Crude Falls on Fiscal Concern
• Better Governments, Freer Trade
• Express Soars After Forecast Tops Analysts’s Estimates
• Cheaper, Better Air Traffic Control
• Bank Robbers Can Show Congress Where the Money Is
• Narrowing Trade Gaps Makes Bullish Case for Global Growth
• Zucker Is Said to Be Close to Taking Top Job at CNN
• Ford Extends Warranties on Touch-Screen Dashboard Controls
• Obama Administration Contempt Ruling in Drill Ban Overturned
• Pena Nieto Says Mexico Oil Overhaul Won’t Include Pemex Sale
• Ethanol Gains Against Gasoline a Fourth Day on Output Costs
• Stocks Gain, Commodities Trim Loss on Budget Optimism
• MEMC’s SunEdison Gets $314 Million Financing in South Africa
• Ingredion Seeks Deals in Asia, Eastern Europe, CEO Says
• Vitro Loses Appeals Court Bid on Mexican Bankruptcy Plan
• Cyber Monday Sales Soar 17% as Amazon, EBay Buyers Go Mobile
• BP Managers Plead Not Guilty to Criminal Spill Charges
• U.S. Stocks Rise as Boehner, Obama Fuel Optimism on Talks
• One in Five Charter Schools Is Bad Enough to Close
• The Real Cost of the Lottery
• Ex-Democratic Campaign Treasurer Gets 97 Month Sentence
• N.Y. Nanny Murder Suspect Pleads Not Guilty at Hospital
• UPS Said to Weigh Network Sharing to Rescue TNT Purchase
• Penn State Paid $3.3 Million to Fired President Facing Charges
• Hewlett-Packard Credit Rating Cut by Moody’s on Competition
• Oneok Shares Fall After Bakken Pipeline Canceled
• Colombia Says It Won’t Recognize International Court Rulings
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for November 28
• Gap Hands Out Fiats as Retailers Fight Holiday Lull
• Yacktman Bets BlackBerry Can Survive Market-Share Plunge
• Yingli Forecast Will Make It Biggest Solar-Panel Supplier
• More Fire Protection for Cargo Planes Urged by U.S. NTSB
• Colombia Bond Yields Rise From Record Low; Peso Advances
• AMSC Cuts 25% of Jobs in Restructuring as Wind Growth Slows
• DuPont Sends in Former Cops to Enforce Seed Patents: Commodities
• DirecTV, America Movil Make Bids for Vivendi’s GVT, Reuters Says
• Urban Outfitters Serves Striped Bass in Bid for Shoppers
• Gasoline Reverses Drop on Hess Port Reading Power Loss
• Starbucks Selling Geisha Coffee for $7 a Cup
• Green Mountain Shares Rise as K-Cup Sales Boost Profit
• GM’s Wuling Venture to Build $1.06 Billion Factory
• Top Emerging-Market Dividends Hurt by Rousseff: Corporate Brazil
• Lions’ Suh Is Fined $30,000 by NFL for Foot to Schaub’s Groin
• Smith Electric Vehicles to Open Manufacturing Plant in Chicago
• Korea Manufacturer Confidence Falls to Lowest in 3 Years
• A Gift Guide to Tablets Beyond the IPad: Rich Jaroslovsky
• Allstate CEO Wilson Says U.S. Should Raise Revenue, Cut Spending
• Oil Falls to Lowest Level in Almost Two Weeks on Budget
• Venezuela Bonds Raised to Buy at BofA as Chavez Seeks Care
• Hillary Clinton Turns to Husband to Help Erase 2008 Debt
• Christie Says New Jersey Sandy Damage Now $36.8 Billion
• Harper Says Canada to Decide on Nexen, Investment Rules
• Should CEOs Get Involved in Politics?
• Fed Sees Measured Economic Growth as Fiscal Cliff Nears
• Peru Bond Yields Rise From Record Low on U.S. Growth Concern
• Argentine Bondholders Win Right to Appeal Holdout Ruling
• Retalix Surges on Report of Sale to NCR for $800 Million
• Minerva, Shareholders Raising Up to $266 Million in Share
• Inmet Mining Rejects $4.9 Billion Offer From First Quantum
• Mexico Peso Rises as U.S. Budget Optimism Boosts Export Outlook
• 49ers to Start Kaepernick at Quarterback Over Smith Against Rams
• New York MTA Says Riders Won’t Pay for $5 Billion Sandy Cleanup
• Mississippi Abortion Clinic Seeks Block on Hospital Law
• U.S. Mortgage-Backer Role Grows as Fiscal Talks Delay Fix
• Tarullo Says Fed Seeks More Capital at Foreign Banks’ Units
• Acciona Picks Up Morocco Drinking Water Treatment Plant Contract
• Rutgers Sells Out Final Home Game With Major Bowl Bid at Stake
• S. Africa GDP May Weaken in Fourth Quarter, Mminele Says
• Ex-Delta Petroleum CEO Sued by SEC Over Alleged Tips
• Billionaire Joins Boomless Supersonic-Jet Quest
• Gold Tumbles Most in Three Weeks on Fiscal-Cliff Concerns
• Natural History Museum 'Treasures'
• CFTC Said to Give Swaps Dealers 3-Month Clearing Time Delay
• SNR Denton, Salans, Fraser Milner to Merge Law Firms
• Gruma Readies Stake Repurchase From Archer-Daniels-Midland
• Barnier Says EU to Propose Joint Bank Resolution in 2013
• Groupon Board Said to Consider CEO Change as Growth Slows
• Ackman Gets $2 Billion for Public Fund as Clients Convert
• Christie’s Sandy Bounce May Fizzle Before 2013 Election
• New York, Gulf Gasoline Fall on Biggest Supply Gain Since July
• Rangers’ Lundqvist Sells Mask for $66,000 in Sandy Storm Relief
• NLMK May Stop Financing La Louviere in December, Interfax Says
• Cantabria Region of Spain Granted $65 Million for Water Projects
• Pandora CEO Pushes Congress for Lower Music Royalties
• American Housing Casino Revives After Big Drop: Mortgages
• Geithner Meets With Congress Leaders Tomorrow, Treasury Says
• Chilean Peso Depreciates as Copper Falls on U.S. Fiscal Concern
• Samsung Says IPhones Use Patented Technology in U.K. Trial
• Summary of Economic Reports by Federal Reserve District Banks
• Amgen Therapy Slims Monkeys as Study Seeks Obesity Drug
• U.S. Federal Reserve Nov. Beige Book Summary (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Boston District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: New York District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Philadelphia District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Cleveland District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Atlanta District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Chicago District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: St. Louis District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Minneapolis District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Kansas City District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Dallas District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: San Francisco District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Richmond District (Text)
• BP Temporarily Banned From Contracts With U.S. Government
• Natural Gas Falls as Moderating Weather Cuts Heating Demand
• Hungry China Turns to Grave Robbery
• HP Board, Auditors Sued by Investors Over Autonomy Deal
• France Will Need Energy Spending After Atomic Debate, Batho Says
• WPP Says Billionaires to Spur Online Ad Demand: Corporate India
• India Criticizes Maldives Decision to Scrap GMR Airport Contract
• Sany Wind-Farm Company Asks Judge to Consider Obama Suit
• Rochdale Defections Mount as Three Traders Depart
• Saudis Delay Announcing Winners of New Aviation License
• New York MTA May Borrow as Much as $4.8 Billion for Sandy Work
• Saudi Arabia Grants Jordan $489 Million for Projects, Petra Says
• Japan’s Export Slump to Drag Down Yen, Ruskin Says: Tom Keene
• Getco Proposes Buying Knight Capital With Cash, Stock
• Gupta Wins Hearing on Bid for Freedom During His Appeal
• France, Spain, Italy Face EU Probe Into Economic Imbalances
• The Skills Gap That's Slowing Down Your Career
• European Descendants Carry Brunt of New Gene Mutations
• Forties Crude Rises; Nigeria December Exports to Drop on Delays
• EFSA Says French Corn-Toxicity Study Not Scientifically Sound
• Virtu Said to Prepare Knight Takeover Offer of About $3 a Share
• MegaFon Declines in Debut After $1.7 Billion Share Sale
• Nokia Sues Research In Motion to Enforce Arbitration
• Canada's Largest Wind Farm Starts Operations in Quebec
• Telefonica Cuts Debt by 776 Million Euros With Shares Exchange
• Wells Fargo Expands Board as Richardson Joins Auditing Panel
• Microsoft Sees Surge in Windows Phones on Faster Software
• Nestle Forms Botanical-Medicine Venture With Li’s Chi-Med
• Armenia Vaccinated Cattle, Sheep After Anthrax Outbreak in East
• Sirius XM Subscribers Seek to Overturn ‘Unfair’ Settlement
• German Stocks Advance as Boehner ‘Optimistic’ on Budget
• Eli Lilly Chief Says China Too Slow in Approving New Drugs
• Spain’s Rescued Banks to Shrink More Than Half in Bailout
• European Crisis Spurs Drugmakers to Pull Back Treatments
• Bord Gais of Ireland Gets $200 Million From EIB for Onshore Wind
• El Salvador to Join America Movil, Cencosud Selling Debt Abroad
• Swiss Life Sees 2012 Profit Hurt by Writedown of AWD Unit
• CEOs to Seek Cliff Deal at White House, on Capitol Hill
• Europe Stocks Little Changed Amid U.S. Budget Talks
• Zhaikmunai Gains From President’s Son-in-Law as Investor
• Goldman’s Altuzarra Said to Return to London From Paris
• Egypt Protesters Clash With Police in Opposition Test
• Bowles Says Fiscal Cliff Deal Unlikely by End of Year
• Pressure for Entitlement Cuts Is on Medicare, Medicaid
• Groupon CEO Says He’d Fire Himself If He Wasn’t Right for Job
• Clemens, Bonds Head Baseball’s Drug-Shadowed Hall of Fame Ballot
• Europe Bonds Rise: Bund Yields Slide Most in Two-Months
• SAC Said to Get Wells Notice From SEC on Insider Trading
• Asia Funds Buy London Offices in Bet Volatility Is Past
• Swiss Stocks Rise on Boehner’s U.S Budget Remark
• AT&T Sells Euro Bonds as U.S. Budget Concerns Boost Credit Risk
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for November 28
• Treasuries Rise 3rd Day on Fiscal-Cliff Talks Concern
• Polish Yields Drop to Record as Moody’s Sees Foreign Buying
• Nigeria Asset Sales Seen Uncertain After Official Fired
• Meritor Declines After $150 Million Debt Offering
• Gilts Gain as BOE’s Bean Says Door Still Open for Bond Purchases
• Pictet Attracts Net Inflows From U.S. Persons Amid Probes
• Breaking Down the Cliff: The Bush Tax Cuts
• Ethane Declines to Almost a 5-Year Low, Benefiting Dow Chemical
• Bourke Loses Bid for Hearing Into Alleged False Testimony
• Abu Dhabi’s Taqa Buys BP North Sea Assets for $1.1 Billion
• European Coal Price Has Biggest Drop in More Than a Week
• Louisville to Join Atlantic Coast Conference in Exiting Big East
• Spansion Said to Set Rate on $219 Million Loan to Refinance Debt
• Scolari Returns to Coach Brazil Before 2014 World Cup
• RWE, EON Offshore Wind Projects May Be Unlocked by German Accord
• Ethanol Production in U.S. Drops to Lowest Level in Five Weeks
• U.S. Said to Weigh Tightening Rules for Foreign Lenders
• Turkey Yields Rise From Record Low on U.S. Fiscal Cliff Concern
• Schaeuble Signals Greece May Need More as Bild Slams Deal
• U.S. Lawmakers’ Deficit Fears Not Mirrored in Bond Market
• Czech Lawmakers Endorse Deficit-Cut Plan as Recession Lasts
• Bovespa Falls as OGX Follows Commodities Prices Lower
• U.S. Financial Risk Council to Meet on December 3
• Polish Next-Day Power Drops as Swedish Flows Rise, Exports Fall
• Hollande Presents Mittal Nationalization Among Site Options
• Apollo Latest Fund Offers Clients Bigger Share of Fees
• New York Nanny Murder Suspect Ortega to Be Arraigned
• Why Ohio Valley Shipbuilding Dream Couldn’t Stay Afloat
• Cosco Caps Dollar Debt Sale Surge With Guarantee: China Credit
• Louisville Becomes Latest Member of Atlantic Coast Conference
• AsiaInfo Jumps as Citic Said to Be in Talks Over Buyout
• U.K. to Tackle Binge Drinking With Minimum Alcohol Price
• Saudi Grand Mufti Condemns Protests as Dangerous, Al-Watan Says
• Davis Polk, Wachtell, Weil, Freshfields: Business of Law
• Ruble Halts Seven-Day Rally After Oil Declines; Bond Yields Rise
• Serbia May Renew Air Force With Russian Fighter Jets, Vucic Says
• Spain’s Bad Bank May Send House Prices Lower, IMF Says
• Fed to Conduct Reverse Repo Tests as Part of Readiness
• Manchester City Assistant Coach Platt Suspended for Two Games
• Ceragon Targets Africa as Shares Jump on Deals: Israel Overnight
• U.S. Stocks Pare Losses as Boehner ‘Optimistic’ on Budget Talks
• Principal Declines After ‘Disappointing’ 2013 Outlook
• BofA Directors’ Merrill Settlement Flawed, Objectors Say
• Romanian Leu Retreats From Two-Month High; Bond Yields Decline
• SEC Said to Consider Claims Against Cohen After SAC Wells Notice
• Gaza Given Grant by World Bank to Improve Water, Sewage Services
• Gasoline Extends Decline After Report Inventories Rose Last Week
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for Nov. 23 (Text)
• Brooklyn Broker Accused of $4 Million Fraud Targeting Polish
• Boris Johnson, Lakshmi Mittal and the Sans-Culottes
• Slovenia Proposes Tighter Rules for Banks to Ease Plight
• Xstrata’s CEO Sells $10.7 Million of Shares After Glencore Vote
• IDB Bondholders, Trustee to Meet to Consider Insolvency Move
• Snoras Says Bankrupt Lender’s Loan Book Now Worth 48% of Face
• Ukraine’s Costly Addiction to the Dollar
• Israel’s Dankner Adds Securities Fraud Probe to Cash Squeeze
• Spain Backs Palestinian UN Bid, U.K. Sets Conditions
• LBBW Managers Charged by Prosecutors Over False Accounts
• Socar of Azerbaijan Produces Less Oil in First 10 Months of Year
• Former Chelsea Coach Hiddink To Retire End of This Season
• China Says U.S. Actions on Climate ‘Not Adequate’ to Date
• Phosagro Says 10% of Apatit Shareholders Accept Buyout Offer
• Michelin Winnows Tokyo Three-Star Restaurants to 15
• Ban on Anchored Strokes Proposed by Golf Rulemakers in 2016
• BTA Says Ablyazov Is Ordered to Pay 1.02 Billion Pounds by Court
• ConAgra Foods Gets $6 Billion Financing for Ralcorp Acquisition
• Israel Yield Plunges to Record Low on U.S. Fiscal, Growth Woes
• Saudi State TV Shows Footage of King Following Surgery
• French 10-Year Yield Erases Increase Since Moody’s Downgrade
• Gold Stocks Drop as Marcus Warns on Growth: Johannesburg Mover
• Serbia’s NIS to Invest $568 Million in Retail, Oil Search
• CEZ’s Brokerage Unit Will Begin Trading Polish Power in February
• LeBron James Jersey, Knicks Merchandise Lead NBA Sales Rankings
• What Do People Want from Their Leaders?
• Allstate Says October Disasters Cost $1 Billion Led by Sandy
• Quest for Easier Bailout Terms ‘Understandable,’ Urpilainen Says
• Saudi National Water to Spend $38 Billion on Water: MEED
• Buffett Says U.S. Businesses Haven’t Been Hurt by Taxes
• Suzano’s FuturaGene Unit to Research GM Eucalyptus in Brazil
• Zynga of Russia That Doesn’t Want to Be Zynga Weighs IPO
• Apple’s Cue Seeks Overhaul of Maps Amid Duel With Google
• Apple’s Cue Seeks Overhaul of Maps Amid Duel With Google
• Argentina to Ask Congress to Re-Open Debt Swap, Cronista Reports
• Jain Criticized in Absentia as Germany Holds Hearing
• Italy Ready for More Military Operations Amid Budget Cuts
• Rand Snaps Four-Day Winning Streak as Marcus Warns on Growth
• Nigeria’s Naira Strengthens as Sanusi Pledges Price Stability
• U.S. May Double Soybean Exports to Russia After Trade Law
• Slovenia to Provide Guarantees for Thermal Plant, Sustersic Says
• Olam Refutes Muddy Waters Claims Citing S$10 Billion Liquidity
• Slovakia Approves Sale of Surplus Kyoto Emission Rights to Spain
• China Says Climate Finance Roadmap ‘Very Crucial’ at UN Talks
• Chile Congress Approves 2013 Budget Seen Stimulating GDP Growth
• LCH Given Six-Month Extension to Meet Swap Acceptance Time Rule
• Ghana Cedi Weakens 7th Day as Bond Investors Repatriate Earnings
• Credit Rating Firms in EU to Face Sovereign-Debt Limits
• Cnooc-Nexen Deal ‘Moving Along’ as Canada Develops Policy
• Apple Wins Partial Dutch Ban on Galaxy Devices in Samsung Clash
• SAC Said to Tell Clients It Received a Wells Notice From SEC
• Warsaw Hosting UN Climate Talks Raises Greenpeace Concern
• Indian Wind-Power Growth to Wane on Policy Shortfall, GWEC Says
• Saudi Military Official Killed by Armed Men in Yemen, SPA Says
• Turkish Air Seeks 100 Narrow-Body Jets After Ditching Jumbos
• Money Transfers, EU Credit Reports, SEC Post: Compliance
• Beating Fiscal Cliff Skews Dividend Yields: Chart of the Day
• Canada September Employment, Earnings and Hours Report (Text)
• France to Back Palestinian Statehood at UN, Fabius Says
• England Allows Kevin Pietersen to Return to One-Day Cricket Team
• Bean Says QE Door Shouldn’t Be Closed for BOE Officials
• News Corp. Ordered to Pay Coulson’s Phone-Hacking Legal Fees
• German Inflation Slowed in November as Crisis Damped Growth
• Ashley Giles Named England One-Day and Twenty-20 Coach
• Lukoil Considers Iraq’s West Qurna-1 This Year as Exxon May Exit
• Carney Favors Rate Plan Copied by Bernanke Over BOE Doubt
• Egypt Cassation Court Suspends Work Over Mursi Decree, MENA Says
• South African Corn Climbs as Rand Weakens, Raising Import Costs
• Deutsche Bank Says Set Aside Reserves For Possible Libor Fines
• HRT Formula One Staff Brawled After Season-Ending Brazil Race
• Libor Lending Rates Were Probably Fixed, German Regulator Says
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.16% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• U.K. Should Open Up a Third More Land for Houses, Minister Says
• Carney Hiring Coup Will Bring New Thinking to BOE, Bean
• Russia to Weigh Taxing Individuals on Investments, Deposits
• Gilead, Schindler, Ericsson, Rovio: Intellectual Property
• American CEOs Should Stop Complaining About Uncertainty
• Selling U.S. Treasuries Leads Standard Life to Australia
• Czech Church Settlment to Be One-Time Gap Boost, CTK Says
• U.K. Government Starts Public Consultation on Libor Rules
• Singapore’s Lee Says Population, Property Among Challenges Faced
• Libya Won’t Invest in Petroplus Normandy Refinery, Fabius Says
• U.S. Heads for Warmest Year Recorded in Lower 48 States
• ECB Lays Out Timetable for Single Euro-Area Bank Supervision
• Eesti Energia Shale Oil Plant Delayed to Next Year, CEO Says
• Italy Sells 7.5 Billion Euros of Bills as Yield Drops
• Ex-Credit Suisse CDO Boss Close to U.S. Plea Deal: Lawyer
• Indonesia's J Resources Said to Bid for Kingsgate Mine
• Williams Formula 1 Team Drops Senna, Hires Bottas as Race Driver
• Three German States Report Slower Inflation in November
• Lion Air Considers Airbus Jets as It Looks to Expand Its Fleet
• WHO Proposes Charging Member Nations in Swiss Francs
• Greek Bond Buyback Hostage to Below-Market Prices: Euro Credit
• Orascom Construction Third-Quarter Net Drops as Provisions Weigh
• Irish Loan Losses May Rise on Insolvency Laws, Central Bank Says
• Kawasaki Kisen Delays Dry-Bulk Fleet Expansion on Rates
• MORE: Russia Bans Hog, Pork Imports From Latvia on Swine Fever
• Liverpool Still Aiming for Sturridge, Telegraph Says: Roundup
• Marks & Spencer Advances as Pension Deal Boosts Bid Speculation
• Asia Stocks Fall First Time in Six Days on Growth Concern
• Denmark Invites Bidding for 450 Megawatts of Offshore Wind Sites
• British Airways to Run Inflight Films During Takeoff and Landing
• Richter Rebounds From 6-Month Low on FDA Bid: Budapest Mover
• Chinese Official Denies Owning 80 Homes, 20 Cars, Xinhua Reports
• Kenya Shilling Gains 1st Day in 6 on Inflows From Coffee Sales
• France Can Frack Without Destroying Environment, Montebourg Says
• Congo Rebels Prepare Goma Withdrawal as U.S. Presses Rwanda
• Orco Falls After Reporting Quarterly Loss on Property Impairment
• Lenovo Brings Mobile Push to Russia With Two Smartphones
• Italian 10-Year Yield Falls to 4.674%, Lowest Since June 2011
• Lee Rues Singapore as Retirement Home Unless Birthrate Rises
• Copper Demand in China to Improve Next Year, Aurubis Says
• Gerard Lyons Resigns as Standard Chartered Chief Economist
• Olam Says No Insolvency Risk as Company Rebuts Muddy Waters
• Seamless Distribution Falls on Share Sale Plan: Stockholm Mover
• Latvian 90-Day Overdue Loans Fall to 11.9% of Lending in October
• United Utilities Profit Rises on Higher Regulated Prices
• Icelandic Mortgage Bank HFF Needs Government Bailout
• Shanghai Ship Index Challenges 268-Year-Old London Bourse
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Nov 27, 2012.
• TDC Gains as Sale Turns Focus to Valuation: Copenhagen Mover
• Group Five Says Congo Projects Not at Risk From Rebellion
• Murdoch’s U.K. Press Scandal Verdict May Bring Blame, Rules
• Sinopec Engineering Said to Plan $1.5 Billion H.K. IPO
• Piano Maker Steinway Swiss Dealers Raided in Antitrust Probe
• ECB Says Private Lending Contracted for a Sixth Month in October
• Paschi Seeks Additional State Aid Because of Structured Deals
• Malaysian Airline Slumps on Planned Rights Issue
• Burmese Ruby Necklace Tops $74 Million Hong Kong Auction
• Netanyahu Holds Poll Lead After Livni Entry, Survey Says
• Tycoons Buy Next Media’s Taiwan Assets for NT$17.5 Billion
• Thailand Holds Policy Rate as Economic Data Signal Recovery
• Bank Dollar Funding Costs Reach 2-Week High in Euro Money Market
• Cathay Pacific Plans First Passenger-Capacity Cut Since 2009
• Hong Kong Stocks Decline on Fiscal Cliff, Growth Concern
• UBS Joins Morgan Stanley Saying Buy Cyclicals on Recovery
• Goldwind Starts Work on Biggest Overseas Wind Farm in Australia
• Turkey’s Erdogan Supports Mosque on Istanbul Hill, Hurriyet Says
• Ford Says China Should Embrace Electric Cars as Traffic Worsens
• Taiwan Bonds Advance on Fiscal Cliff Concern; Currency Weakens
• Copper Drops for First Time in Five Days on Fiscal Cliff Concern
• China’s Stocks Decline to 2009 Low With Trading Activity
• Japan 10-Year Bond Yields Fall to 9-Year Low on BOJ Easing Bets
• Czechs Won’t Sell Carbon Credits Until February, Lidove Reports
• Egyptian Officials Clash with Protesters Near Tahrir Square
• Palm Oil Slumps on Malaysian Stockpile, Fiscal-Cliff Concerns
• Rothschild’s RIT Earned Profit of More Than 30% From BTG Stake
• Smith & Nephew to Buy Healthpoint for $782 Million
• OMV Petrom Opens New EU26 Million Fuel Storage in Romania
• BOE’s Bean Says U.K. Underlying Growth Is Moderate: Interview
• Teachers in Croatia to Strike Tomorrow Over Cuts in Perks
• HTC Names New Marketing Chief Amid Smartphone Share Slide
• Tenarist to Invest About $90 Million in Romania, ZF Says
• Won Weakens, Bonds Gain on U.S. Budget Deadlock Concerns
• U.K. Health Shakeup Seen Spurring Ramsay’s Biggest Bid: Real M&A
• Japan Stocks Halt Four-Day Rally on Fiscal Cliff Concern
• Aussie Remains Lower Before Business Investment Report
• Coeure Says ECB Stands Ready to Activate OMT Program If Needed
• U.K.’s Green Investment Bank Starts With Two Projects
• Tinkler Creditors Said to Consider Seeking Whitehaven Stake
• Qantas Drops Funds for Tourism Agency Citing Conflict
• Hobbit Has Red-Carpet Welcome as New Zealand Eyes Dwarf Gold
• Birmingham City Owner Carson Yeung Wins Delay of Trial
• Tulane, East Carolina Join Big East After Rutgers Exit to Big 10
• Mets Offer Wright as Much as $140 Million, CBS Sports Reports
• Giants Add Running Backs Torain, Lumpkin After Brown Breaks Leg
• Tech Workers See Opportunity as Health-Care Law Kicks In
• Google Said to Oppose Consent Decree in Any FTC Deal
• Deutsche Bank Sued Over Home Mortgage-Backed Securities
• Tobacco Companies Must Admit They Lied on Products, Ads
• HP’s War of Words Escalates With Autonomy’s Founder
• Casino Gamble Lures City on Mississippi to Borrow: Muni Credit
• Texas Feral Hog Wrecks Mark Losing Battle With Animals
• Fiat Bets on Italian Elegance to Challenge Nissan’s Leaf
• Pontiac's Workforce Is Cut 86% as Michigan Makes City Obsolete
• Battersby Serves Mushy $27 Cod, Sublime Kohlrabi: Review
• Fleming Has Fun With Patrick Stewart, Shrink, Second City
• Bloody Whales, 7-Ton Henry Moore, Bathhouse Nude: Hot Art
• Big Banks More Likely to Impose Arbitration on Checking
• Phillies Catcher Ruiz Suspended 25 Games by MLB for Amphetamines
• Ralcorp Said to Have Taken Only a Month on ConAgra Deal
• Rice Fails to Assauge McCain Over Libya Attack Account
• Gorman Enlists Morgan Stanley Workforce in Fiscal Cliff Campaign
• Marriage Cases Thrust Supreme Court Into Gay-Rights Fight
• Obama Had Unannounced Fiscal Cliff Talk With Finance CEOs