Archive

November 30, 2012

• Senate Votes to Add Iran Sanctions as White House Objects
• Clinton Says Israel, Palestinians Must Resume Talks Soon
• New Jersey Lawmaker Seeks Report on Revel Casino’s Cash
• Asian Currencies Approach 15-Month High on U.S. Budget Optimism
• Nations May Keep Sanctions Exemption for Cutting Iran Oil
• CSN Said to Bid About $3 Billion for ThyssenKrupp Americas Unit
• Apple’s Cook to Be Interviewed on TV, First Time as CEO
• Strauss-Kahn Discussed Settling Suit, His Lawyers Say
• Fed’s Stein Sees Diminishing Returns From Treasury Buying
• AUO, Toshiba Settle Panel Price Case for $68 Million
• Climate Gridlock Frustrating Envoys at UN Talks in Doha
• European Stocks Climb for Second Week; Invensys Soars
• Videgaray to Be Mexican Finance Head as Pena Nieto Takes Power
• Obama Warns of Prolonged Talks as Republicans Rebuff Plan
• Asian Stocks Gain Second Week on U.S. Deal Prospects
• CSN Said to Offer $3 Billion for ThyssenKrupp Plants
• Senate Passes Bill Relaxing Hatch Act Restrictions for Employees
• Knight Board Said Meeting Dec. 3 to Study Getco, Virtu Bids
• Company Credit Swaps in U.S. Little Changed; GulfMark Sells Bond
• LIPA Chairman Howard Steinberg Has Resigned, Utility Says
• U.S. ‘Disturbed’ by China's Trial of Dissdent's Nephew
• Ex-National Lampoon CEO Tim Durham Gets 50 Years Prison
• Los Angeles Gasoline Drops as BP Cracker Runs Through Repairs
• Euro Touches 1-Month High as Germany Approves Greek Deal
• Miller Chairmanship Appointment Breaks All-Male House Lineup
• Kleinheinz, Corriente Return Client Money as Funds Close
• Endo Health Sues FDA Over Safety of Painkiller Opana
• Goldman Sachs’s Blankfein, Cohn Take Profits on Options
• Mexico Swap Rates Fall After Central Bank Statement; Peso Rises
• Goldman Pushes Subprime ABX Index as Housing Rebounds: Mortgages
• Stocks Erase Drop Before Index Changes; Commodities Rise
• New Jersey’s Mountain Lakes Has AAA Rating Suspended by S&P
• Barges Will Stall Due to Army Corps Delays, Shippers Say
• Economic History Roundup
• Treasuries Advance on Fiscal-Cliff Doubts, U.S. Growth Concern
• Arab Youths Take 'Arabs More Than Oil' Message to Climate Talks
• MGIC Adds $100 Million to Unit to Maintain Freddie Mac Approval
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for November 30
• U.S. Stocks Erase Loss Amid Buying Ahead of Index Changes
• Canadian Currency Weakens as Growth in Economy Trails Forecast
• Oil Caps Monthly Gain as Gold Extends Drop: Commodities at Close
• Emerging Stocks Advance a Second Week on Global Outlook
• Ethanol Strengthens as Gasoline Tumbles After Refinery Startup
• Western Refining at Five-Year High on Oil Discount: Dallas Mover
• Duke’s Rogers to Resign Next Year in North Carolina Deal
• Venezuela, China Sign Accord for Orinoco Belt Exploration
• Fed's Kocherlakota Says Largest Banks Threaten Stability
• TPG-Axon's Singh Asks for SandRidge Board Vote
• Fulcrum Withdraws Biofuel IPO Citing ‘Challenging’ Market
• MetroPCS Climbs After Analyst Says Sprint May Counterbid
• Liu Proposes ‘Green Apple Bonds’ to Remove School Toxins
• Huaneng Trims Monthly Drop on Recovery: China Overnight
• ArcelorMittal Backs Off French Job Cuts, Prime Minister Says
• Groupon CEO Mason to Stay After Board Reviews His Tenure
• AMR Seeks to Extend Exclusive Right to File Exit Plan
• Tellabs Jumps After Declaring Dividend, Naming CEO
• Microsoft Said to Plan Next Xbox for 2013 Holiday Season
• Facebook Changing Zynga Terms in Social Games Competition
• Microsoft Said to Speed Windows Upgrades to Once a Year
• Google Buys Shipping Service BufferBox to Buoy E-Commerce
• Canada Judge in $12 Billion Chevron Case May Delay Ruling
• Consumer Spending in U.S. Declines as Sandy Reduces Wages
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for November 30
• Israel Plans New Homes in Jerusalem, West Bank
• Teva Sees 2013 Sales, Profit Below Analyst Estimates
• Questcor Falls as Aetna Keeps Acthar Limits: Los Angeles Mover
• Coffee Slumps on Brazil, Colombia Supply Forecasts
• VeriSign Falls as Dot-Com Registry Contract Limits Prices
• Ex-CIA Agent Loses Bid to Get Sex-Assault Sentence Cut
• Yum Brands Falls After Projecting China Store Sales Drop
• Sperling Challenges Republicans to Offer Cliff Plan (Transcript)
• Netflix Faces Fresh Competition in Mexico
• Inmet Bidders Seen Lured by Big Copper Deposit
• U.S. Stocks Erase Drop in Final 15 Minutes Before Index Changes
• Crude Oil Options Fall as Futures Gain on U.S. Economy
• Lockheed Reaches Pentagon Agreement for 32 More F-35s
• ReneSola Rises After Solar Shipments Exceed Forecast
• GE Plans Silicon Valley Venture Stakes Along With Hiring
• Natural Gas Rigs Advance in November, Baker Hughes Says
• Cracker Barrel’s Steaks, Stores Seen Luring Bid: Real M&A
• Johnson & Johnson Chief Gorsky Elected to Chairman
• Brazilian Real Tumbles to Three-Year Low as GDP Misses Forecasts
• BP Has More Than $2 Billion in Defense Awards Set to Expire
• Times Co. CEO Says Report Examining BBC Scandal Will Be Delayed
• Texas Oils Weaken as Phillips 66 Works to Start Borger Refinery
• Two Consol Workers Hurt, One Missing at West Virgina Mine
• Credit Suisse Said to Sell Home-Loan Bonds in $330 Million Deal
• Obama Recess Appointments Face First Appeals Court Test
• OSX Tumbles on Petrobras’s Ocean Rig Cancellation: Rio Mover
• Ancestry.com Said to Seek $720 Million Loan for Permira LBO
• Generic-Drug Makers Get Top Court Review on Patient Suits
• Cardenas Says Colombia to Cut Foreign Debt to 22% of Total
• LG Electronics Wins Daewoo Washing-Machine Patent Suit
• Gay-Marriage Action Deferred by U.S. Supreme Court
• Stuyvesant Town Settlement Clears Path to Sale of Complex
• Oil Caps First Monthly Gain Since August on Economy
• Smith to Target Electric-Truck Clients From Chicago Plant
• Natural Gas Futures May Decline Next Week on Mild Weather
• Tebow’s Availability for Jets’ Next Game Is Uncertain, Ryan Says
• Eletrobras Leads Brazil Stock Gains on Compensation Rise
• Norquist’s Tax Pledge Draws Fewer Freshmen: BGOV Barometer
• Rousseff Vetoes Part of Royalties Law to Avoid Delay in Auctions
• U.S. Offers Wind-Power Leases Offshore Three Atlantic States
• Pimco Leads Bullish Investors Backing Pena Nieto: Mexico Credit
• Gold Extends Weekly Slump on Concern U.S. Budget Talks Will Fail
• Copper Futures Post Biggest Weekly Gain Since September
• Flaherty Says No ‘Time Deadline’ for Cnooc-Nexen Bid
• J&J Wins Reversal of $1.1 Million Levaquin Punitive Award
• Hedge Funds May Hold Back Greek Bond Plan, Nomura Says
• CME Group Drops Challenge to Swap-Data Repository Rules
• Largest Muni ETF at Highest Price as Investors Seek Tax Shelter
• New York Fuel Falls on Refinery Startup, Diesel Shipments
• Vale Investment Cut Seen Bigger on Price Slump: Corporate Brazil
• Networks Ask Appeals Court to Shut Down Aereo TV Service
• Canadian Stocks Fall, Heading for Monthly Drop, as Economy Slows
• Colombia Peso Bond Yields Post Biggest Weekly Drop Since August
• Ethanol-Blended Fuel Is Confusing Consumers, AAA Says
• Raiders Suspend McClain Two NFL Games for Detrimental Conduct
• San Diego Approves Desalination Plant Water Purchase Agreement
• AES Brasil Seeks to Start Shuttered Plant With Petrobras
• OSHA to Get Oversight of Flight-Attendant Work Conditions
• Atlantic Hurricane Season Ends With 19 Storms
• Honduras Seizes Record 15 Tons of Drugs in Underground Hideout
• Four Hofstra Basketball Players Arrested for Campus Burglaries
• Italy Reports Finding of Deadly Listeria Bacteria in Cheese Cake
• Bank of America, UBS Settle Swap Dispute With Italy’s Lombardy
• CME Group to ‘Assume Responsibility’ for Wheat-Data Error
• Michigan Professor Tied to Insider Trading Case Resigns
• Dutch Tighten Import Measures After Latvia Swine Fever Outbreak
• Manchester City Leads Soccer Agent Spending as QPR Places Third
• Bloomberg Week in Pictures: Nov. 24 - 30
• EU Carbon Drops to Record After Nations Delay Vote to Curb Glut
• Boehner Says U.S. Fiscal Cliff Talks at ‘Stalemate’
• Insurers to Pay Fees in States Rejecting U.S. Health Law
• European Stocks Fall From 17-Month High Amid Budget Talks
• Arabica Coffee Leads Drop as Nickel Gains: Commodities at Close
• Secret Recipes Shouldn't Have a Place in Fracking
• RBS Sale of Indian Consumer Division to HSBC Collapses
• Mexico Central Bank Tempers CPI Concerns in Holding Rate
• U.K. Stocks Close Little Changed Near Three-Week High
• You'll Have to Pry This Dollar Bill From My Cold, Dead Hands
• Canada Economy Slowed in Third Quarter on Exports
• U.S. Backing for LNG Exports Seen by Questar Chief Jibson
• Metro Sells East Europe Stores to Auchan for $1.4 Billion
• Citi’s McQuade, Children’s Aid, Beet Lollipop: N.Y. Scene
• Most-Streamed Songs of the Year (So Far)
• U.K. Carbon-Capture Plans Miss Out on First Phase of EU Funding
• Batista Loses Title as Brazil’s Richest to InBev’s Lemann
• DuPont ‘Fraud’ in Monsanto Seed Case Unsealed by Judge
• Summers Opposed as Fed Chairman by Almost 50% in Survey
• German Stocks Climb, Completing Sixth Months of Gains
• Monti Government Passes Decree to Salvage Ilva Steel Plant
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for November 30
• Bunds Gain First Month Since July on Jobs Data
• U.S. House Votes to Increase Number of High-Tech Work Visas
• Vast Pools of Money Still Ignore Sustainable Investing
• Siemens to Cut 4,700 More Lighting Jobs to Save $1.3 Bln
• Rent the Runway Gets $20 Million Infusion Led by Conde Nast
• Pelosi, Princess Michael, David Rubenstein: D.C. Scene
• Nebraska Utility Raises Cooper Power as Nuclear Output Gains
• Basel Committee Said to Consider Delay of Bank Liquidity Rule
• Mapping the DNA of Regulation-Versus-Competition Debate
• USC Assistant Coach Monte Kiffin to Resign After Football Season
• ArcelorMittal Wins Revival of AK Steel Patent Suit
• Brazil GDP Grows at Half Forecast Pace as Investment Dives
• Chrysler Will Pay Rest of UAW Ratification Bonuses Early
• Pound Drops to Five-Week Low Versus Euro on Debt-Crisis Optimism
• Lithuania Government Debt Shrinks in October to 37.5% of GDP
• Central European Media Falls After S&P Cuts Rating: Prague Mover
• EU Still Deliberating Leverage, Liquidity in Basel Rules Law
• Kaupthing Postpones Creditor Deal Amid Central Bank Delays
• Canada’s Kenney Says Review of Cnooc-Nexen Bid Will be Rigorous
• Senate Approves Amendment That Would Add More Iran Sanctions
• Lotus Sues Fired CEO Over Spending on Homes, Helicopters
• Canada’s Budget Deficit Little Changed in September at C$2.7 Bln
• The Obama Administration's Silly Math on Deduction Limits
• Hurricane Sandy Recovery in New York's Rockaways
• Spanish 10-Year Bonds Erase Drop; Yield Little Changed at 5.33%
• Ofwat May Relax Water Price Proposals on U.K. Opposition
• Armstrong Investigation Panel Appointed by Cycling Ruling Body
• PST Jumps 6.1% on Baltic Builder Return to Profit: Vilnius Mover
• Slovak Premier Wants SPP Buyer to Accept Tighter Regulation
• Vodafone Names Jeffery as Head of New Enterprise Unit
• AerCap Says It Settles Suit With GE Over Brazil Airline
• Muddy Waters Offers to Pay S&P for Second Opinion on Olam
• BofA Sees More Life in World-Beating Bond Advance: Turkey Credit
• Venezuela’s Chavez Names Navarro Vice President Until Dec. 1
• Preview: HBR Guide to Persuasive Presentations
• China’s Sinohydro May Rebuild Railroads in Serbia, Tanjug Says
• Corporate Bond Sales in U.S. Climb to Cap Busiest November Ever
• Grail Producer Seeks 7th Python Status on ‘Spamalot’ Cash
• European Commission Insurance Head Van Hulle Said to Retire
• Grain-Ship Rates Decline as Mississippi Water Levels Cut Cargoes
• British Cattle Prices Seen by AHDB Reaching a Record on Holidays
• Greece to Invite Investor Interest in Thessaloniki Water Holding
• Norilsk Owners Said to Head Into $1 Billion Arbitration
• Strauss-Kahn to Pay Maid $6 Million to End Suit: Le Monde
• USDA Illinois Soybean Crush Report for Nov. 30
• Business Activity in U.S. Expands for First Time in Three Months
• Nigeria’s Oil Output Dropped in First Half, Gas Rose, Bank Says
• CORRECT: Morgan Stanley Sees Rising Corn, Soybean Prices
• Austria’s OMV Sells Bosnian Gas Stations to Gazprom-Neft’s NIS
• State Street Pares Provincials as Deficits Rise: Canada Credit
• Apple’s IPad Mini, IPhone 5 Available in China Next Month
• California Ports Strike Disrupts Holiday-Shopping Cargos
• Berkshire to Pay CaixaBank $780 Million in Reinsurer Bet
• Autos Destroyed by Sandy Create Replacement Sales Bounce
• Breitling Oil Says in Talks on U.K., Poland Shale Gas Licenses
• Natural Gas Pricing in U.K. Is No Libor as Probe Begins
• German Government Slams Berlin After Iran Embassy Stormed
• Osisko Says Quebec Mine Probe Linked to Faulty Explosives
• Deutsche Telekom Liability in $794 Million Suit Doubted by Judge
• DuPont Betting on Cellulosic Biofuel After BP, Coskata Setbacks
• EU CO2 Fix May Avoid Delays as Lawmaker Seeks Faster Vote
• U.K.’s Energy Bill Unhelpful for Investors, Supply, Liberum Says
• South Africa Posts Record Trade Gap as Strikes Curb Output
• Nigeria May Levy Fines on Phone Companies Including MTN
• Croatia’s Sisak May Get 100 Million-Euro Loan, Poslovni Reports
• Pakistan Rules, CME Suit Dropped, ECB Power: Compliance
• STMicroelectronics Plans to Unveil New Strategic Plan
• Oil Heads for First Monthly Gain Since August on Economy
• Euro-Area Unemployment Rises to Record 11.7% on Recession
• Mas Says He Can Win Support of Catalan Republican Left to Govern
• Polish Growth Slows More Than Forecast on Weak Demand
• Canada Third-Quarter Gross Domestic Product (Text)
• Chilean Jobless Rate Was Higher-Than-Forecast 6.6% in Oct.
• Blackstone to Buy Apple REIT Six in $1.2 Billion Purchase
• Egyptians Protest After Committee Approves Draft Constitution
• HDFC Bank and Indian Oil Corporation CP deal:India Money Markets
• IDBI Bank and Punjab National Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money
• L&T Finance Ltd. and Indian Oil Corporation CP:India Money
• Andhra Bank and Syndicate Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• MidAmerican’s Iowa Utility Unit Names Fehrman President
• Unilever Chief Executive Polman Says More Food Disposals to Come
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Kuwait Opposition Rallies Urging Boycott of Tomorrow’s Election
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• U.S. Midwest May Warm Early Next Week Before Cold Arrives
• Olam Acquires Onion Processor Dehydro Foods for $30.8 Million
• Jordanians Protest Decision to End Fuel Aid, Seek Ensour Ouster
• German Parliament Approves Revised Bill on Greece Aid
• Company Bond Sales to Fall in 2013 After Refinancing Rush
• Ukraine Hryvnia May Strengthen, Arbuzov Tells Kommentarii
• China Sentences Leader of Organ Transplant Gang to Prison Term
• Kenya November Inflation Slows for 12th Month, Rate Cut Expected
• HIG to Buy Petrochem Carless With $630 Million in Revenue
• Turkey Gold Exports Help Trade Deficit Narrow for 12th Month
• Turkey Bond Yields Drop to Record Low as Trade Deficit Narrows
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.16% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• HIV Soars Among Greece’s Drug Users Amid Austerity
• Munch, Kirchner Artworks Return to Jewish Collector’s Heirs
• U.S. Fiscal Cliff Is Still a ‘Real Risk,’ UBS CIO Friedman Says
• Cyprus, Troika Agree Bailout Terms, ECB Demetriades Says
• Indian Bond Yields at One-Month Low as RBI Resumes Debt Buying
• U.K Power Capacity Plan to Cut Trading Profit, BI Says
• Spain’s Olive-Oil Exports, World’s Biggest, Rose 5.8% in 2011-12
• J&J, Opus Dei, Baltica, TD Bank: Intellectual Property
• Russia’s Grain Crop Seen 24% Less at 74.4M Tons, Rosstat Says
• Indian Stocks Climb to 19-Month High on Reforms, Growth Outlook
• India Growth Matching 3-Year Low Adds Policy-Revamp Pressure
• Habib Metro Bank to Tap Small Pakistan Towns for Deposits
• Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul Soybeans 50% Planted as Pace Trails
• Treasuries Set to Beat Corporate Bonds in November
• Stephen Fry, Jools Jams, Nude Madonna: London Weekend
• Euro-Area Unemployment Rises to Record, Inflation Slows
• Mol Poised for 2-Week High Before MSCI Weight Boost Takes Effect
• Flights to Syrian Airport Canceled Amid Reports of Rebel Clashes
• IMF Considering Congo Request to Extend Loan Program by 6 Months
• Ferrari Won’t Appeal Vettel’s Formula One Championship Victory
• Nigeria Bill Risks Output in Top African Oil Country, Shell Says
• Naira Heads for First Monthly Drop Since June on Holiday Imports
• Australian Bowlers Get Edge in Final South Africa Cricket Test
• Turkey Issues 1-Year Residence Permits to Syrians With Passports
• UPS Offers Rivals Air Cargo Space in Push for TNT Deal
• Mets’ Wright Signs 7-Year Pact to Be Best-Paid Player, WFAN Says
• Brazil Gross Domestic Product Rose 0.6% in Third Quarter
• EU Says Telecoms Treaty Should Not Expand Web Regulation
• Corporate Bond Risk Falls for Sixth Month in Europe on Stimulus
• ReGen to Manufacture Wind-Turbine Blades at Indian Plant
• Palm Oil Set for Bear Market on Record Output, Mistry Says
• UN Seeks Simplest Process in Six Years for Pollution Cuts
• Usmanov Spurns IPO Proceeds for Grip on Technology
• Russia Probes Mass Bird Flu Deaths for Danger to Humans
• London-Luxury Homes Gain Least in More Than Two Years
• Insolvent Danish Banks May Win Time in Regulator’s Review
• Chelsea Give Torres Month to Prove Himself, Mirror Says: Roundup
• Aston Martin Put on Downgrade Watch by Moody’s as Funds Dwindle
• Genting Quarterly Net Slides 53% With Lower Gaming Revenue
• BNP, SocGen Fight French Banks’ Euro-Crisis Proxy Label
• India Plans to Revive, Raise Wind Farm Subsidy This Year
• Italy Unemployment Rose to Highest in 13 Years in October
• Asian Stocks Rise, Extend Weekly Gain, on Japan Stimulus
• PTT Exploration to Raise $3 Billion in Thai Rights Offering
• Germany Seen Recession-Bound in Poll Showing Euro Crisis
• Turner Prizewinner’s Gold Artwork Stolen, Guardian Reports
• Demand for India Clean-Energy Credits Plunges in November
• China Expresses Concern as Singapore Charges Bus Drivers
• Supermarket Crisis Lottery Offers Italians Prize of a Job
• Suzlon Debt Revamp to Delay Bondholder Payment, Elara Says
• Global Bio-chem Gets Bondholder Nod for First Dim Sum Buyback
• Spain May Escape European Bailout, Gonzalez-Paramo Says
• Matatu Strike Over Police-Bribe Concerns Snarls Nairobi Traffic
• Mitsubishi Heavy-Hitachi Merge Power Units Deepening Ties
• China’s Stocks Advance, Paring Monthly Loss, as Developers Rally
• Tokyo Electron, Sharp Dissolve Solar Cell Equipment Venture
• China Economic Optimism Returns in Poll as Xi Beats Hu
• GM Plans to Increase Thailand, Indonesia Dealerships
• LDP Seen Winning Japan Vote That Risks Policy Gridlock
• China Says Singapore Should Safeguard Rights of Chinese Workers
• Japan Fund Said to Meet With Banks This Weekend on Renesas
• PICC Said to Raise $3.1 Billion in Hong Kong Initial Offer
• China Developers Rise as Concern of Curbs Abates: Beijing Mover
• Metcash Slumps After Full-Year Earnings Forecast Cut
• Dung Sees Vietnam Inflation at Decade Low, Investment Rising
• Bharti Infratel Seeks $831 Million in Initial Share Sale
• Japanese Stocks Advance as Yen Declines After Stimulus
• Japan Factory Output Unexpectedly Rises on New IPhone
• South Africa’s Zuma May Learn If ANC Backs Him as Leader
• Russian Billionaire’s Monaco Soccer Club May Seek David Beckham
• Australian Dollar Falls Against Major Peers Before RBA Meeting
• Louisville Beats Rutgers 20-17 to Share Big East Football Title
• Noyer Says Moody’s Reasoning Wrong in France Rating Downgrade
• Falcons Defeat Saints 23-13, Stop Brees’s Touchdown Streak at 54
• Toyota Leads Japan Carmakers in Cutting China Output
• Sino-American Silicon Advances on Improving Orders: Taipei Mover
• NBA Commissioner Stern Vows Punishment After Spurs Rest Starters
• East Asia Leadership Overhaul May Boost Prospects for Trade Pact
• Hong Kong Bourse in $1 Billion Share Sale for LME Deal
• Codelco Seeing Solid Interest From China for Copper Contracts
• Yankees Reliever Rivera Agrees to $10 Million Next Year, AP Says
• Catcher Martin Reaches $17 Million Pact With Pirates, Times Says
• New Jersey Split on Plan to Legalize Sports Gambling, Poll Shows
• Recession Left Baby Bust as U.S. Births Lowest Since 1920
• Celtics’ Rondo Suspended Two Games by NBA After Fight With Nets
• GM Says Nascar Chevy SS Similar to Production Model
• Wells Fargo Lawsuit Not Barred by Earlier Deal, U.S. Says
• Stuyvesant Tenants Reach $68.8 Million Settlement
• Clinton Says U.S. Worries of Renewed Euro Zone Recession
• JPMorgan Doesn’t Have to Provide Lawyer E-Mails in Probe
• Grand Canyon May Have Existed When T-Rex Roamed the Earth
• Longest Winning Streak Since ’05 Shows Tax-Rise Bet: Muni Credit
• Dartmouth’s New Leader Plans to Boost Undergrad Education
• Fracking Secrets by Thousands Keep U.S. Clueless on Wells
• Congress Urged to Save Expiring Mortgage Relief Tax Break
• McDonald’s Starved for Ideas as Burger King Lures Diners
• Supervalu Sale Talks With Cerberus Said to Stall Over Funding
• NHL, Players’ Union End 2 Days of Mediated Talks Without Success
• Consumer Spending in U.S. Probably Stagnated in October on Storm
• SEC Seen Waiting for Prosecutors Before Pursuing SAC
• Army Vows to Speed Eforts to Keep Mississippi Open
• Carney Needs Stiff Upper Lip to Match King: Chart of the Day
• Interest Groups Press Fiscal-Cliff Agendas With TV Ads
• Alabama-Georgia Title Tickets Go for $5,747 as Notre Dame Awaits
• Tim Durham, Ex-National Lampoon CEO, Faces Fraud Sentence
• Duane Morris, Milberg, Ernst & Young: Business of Law
• Bond Investor Gundlach Buys Stocks, Sees 'Kaboom' Ahead
• Zucker Vows Program Shakeup at CNN Stressing News Roots