Archive

December 2, 2012

• Chinese Billionaire Won’t Give Up on Iceland Plan After Snub
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 12/03/2012
• Australia Dollar Declines After Retail Sales Data
• Chorus Shares Plunge on Regulator Price Plan: Wellington Mover
• Thailand Mulls First Dollar Bond Since 2003 for Flood
• Shui On Markets Dollar Debt After Spreads Narrow for Second Week
• Psychiatrists Redefine Disorders Including Autism
• Exxon Seeks to Overcome Challenges in PNG After 21% Cost Overrun
• Australians Face Gangrene Photos as Tobacco Brands Vanish
• Winger, LuPone Seek God in Mamet’s ‘Anarchist’: Review
• Exxon Expects PNG to Supply About 10 Million Tons of LNG a Year
• China Swaps Jump Most in Almost Three Weeks as Economy Improves
• Indonesian Coal Swaps Rise a Sixth Day; China Prices Unchanged
• Thailand’s Four-Year Government Bonds Fall on Recovery Optimism
• Australia’s Weak Retail, Mining Profits Drive Up Rate-Cut Bets
• Japan Capital Spending Gains More Than Forecast Last Quarter
• Brazil's Cohab Aboulafia Family Seeks Partners for Growth
• Victek, Defense Shares Gain on N. Korea Rocket Plan: Seoul Mover
• Panasonic Swings Ruin Funds’ Appetite for BBB Debt: Japan Credit
• Australia Company Profits Fall for Fourth Consecutive Quarter
• News Corp. Is Said to Pick Thomson as CEO of Spinoff
• Philippines Faces Fiercest Storm a Year After Deadly Cyclone
• London Whale, Adoboli-Type Losses Drive Shares Most, Report Says
• London House Prices Fall Amid Tax Levy Concerns, Hometrack Says
• Carney Choice for BOE Underplays U.K. Talent Pool, Wellink Says
• Turkish Wine Renaissance Promotes Rock-Aged Whites
• Norwich Beats Sunderland to Extend Unbeaten Premier League Run
• Kiss Me Kate, The Changeling, Mister Tom: London Stage
• Skeletons Dance With Graveyard Humor in London Death Show
• Obama Keeps the SEC in Pocket of Wall Street
• Stock Markets That Flummox Masses Do No One Any Good
• Online Classes Mean No Dorm, Gym or Debt
• Keep Satellites Aloft to Be Ready for Bad Weather Below
• Every Mistress Needs Someone to Play Sugar Daddy
• Wal-Mart, Sears Must Put Out Factory Fires in Bangladesh
• Australia TD Inflation Gauge Declines for First Time in 5 Months
• French Socialists Defend Mittal ‘Arm Twist’ With Nationalization
• Napoli, Inter Win to Keep Pressure on Juventus; Real Betis Wins
• Formula One Ruling Body Said to Negotiate Extra Series Revenue
• France Sexy No More for Entrepreneurs Escaping Hollande: Taxes
• Zuma, Ramaphosa Are Favorites to Lead South Africa’s ANC
• Syrian Jets Bomb Damascus Suburbs to Keep Rebels From Advancing
• Japan Confirms at Least 9 Dead From Tunnel Collapse, NHK Says
• Egypt Judges Won’t Oversee Dec. 15 Constitutional Referendum
• Italy’s Bersani Seen Fending Off Renzi With Union Support
• Geithner Joins Boehner to Trade Blame on Fiscal Cliff Talks
• McElroy Replaces Sanchez as Jets Quarterback, Throws for Score
• Putin Visits Turkey as Syrian Crisis Risks Ensnaring Trade Ties
• Italy’s Bersani Leads Renzi 61.5% to 38.5%, Rai Poll Says
• Chiefs ‘Suffering’ as They Host NFL Game After Fatal Shootings
• Hong Kong Leads Singapore, U.S. in Youth Gap: Chart of the Day
• Norwich Beats Sunderland 2-1 to Extend Unbeaten Run in League
• Exxon Mobil Baton Rouge Refinery Pipeline Leak Releases Benzene
• Tim Tebow Inactive for New York Jets for Today’s Arizona Game
• Fed Presidents Back More Stimuls as End to Twist Looms
• Netanyahu Vows More Building Based on Strategic Interests
• How the 2012 Swing Counties Swung
• Chelsea Starts Defense of F.A. Cup Title at Southampton
• Swing Counties Tell Story of Republicans’ Defeat
• Najib Targets Two-Thirds Majority, Flags Malaysian Election Soon
• Kao Seeks to Double Vietnam Business as It Boosts Overseas Sales
• Stifel Lured by Cheap Stocks on Economy: China Overnight
• Martin Kaymer Wins Nedbank Golf Challenge Title in South Africa
• Fiscal Cliff Negotiations With Obama Are ‘Nowhere,’ Boehner Says
• Starbucks Makes Pledge to Build U.K. Public Trust on Tax Affairs
• Japan Aims to Push China, U.S. on Pollution Without Kyoto
• Mercosur Mulls Ecuador, Bolivia Membership, Agencia Brasil Says
• Venezuela to Invest $18 Bln in Oil by Year-End, Panorama Says
• GE to Sign $383 Million Brazil Wind-Generator Deal, Folha Says
• Osborne Says He Needs More Time to Rid U.K. of Budget Deficit
• Israel Six-Year Bond Rises on U.S. Deficit Woes, Monday Auction
• Dow Chemical’s Liveris Says Fiscal Deal Would Revive Confidence
• Swan Says Australia Growth May Have Eased as RBA Weighs Rate Cut
• Egypt Protests Delay Court Hearing on Constitution Panel
• Arsenal Chairman Peter Hill-Wood Suffers Heart Attack, Club Says
• Restaurant Columnist Winner Pens Last Review, Sunday Times Says
• Kuwait Shiites Win Record Parliament Seats Amid Boycott
• Barak Says West Bank Building a Reaction to Palestinian Upgrade
• China Expresses Concern Over North Korea Satellite Launch Plan
• Russian Oil Output Hits Record 10.5 Million Barrels a Day
• Vonn Wins Second Straight World Cup Downhill Race in Canada
• David Beckham Ends Galaxy Career With Second MLS Cup Title
• Spurs Validate Coach’s Decision to Rest Starters With Victory
• China Must Pursue Reform as Demographic Dividend Wanes
• Alabama Meets Notre Dame in College Football Championship Game
• Sandy Probably Dealt Blow to Jobs Rebound: U.S. Economy Preview
• Chiefs Player Kills Self at NFL Stadium After Slaying Girlfriend