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December 3, 2012

• Jet Air Climbs to 22-Month High on Possible Etihad Deal
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 12/04/2012
• Redskins Beat Giants to Trail New York by One Game in NFC East
• Indian Bond Yields Decline to One-Month Low Before RBI Buys Debt
• Japan Orders Nationwide Check of Tunnels After Collapse
• Indian Rupee Drops a Second Day Before Foreign Investment Debate
• Cathay Union Threatens Industrial Action in Absence of Talks
• Aussie Rises Against All Major Peers After RBA Decision
• LaSalle Favors Asian Hotels for Investments on High Occupancies
• Guoco Group Halted in Hong Kong on Possible Privatization Plan
• RBA’s Stevens Cuts Benchmark Rate to 3% (Full Text)
• Rubber Snaps Three-Day Rally as Concerns Grow Over U.S. Recovery
• Toyota Expansion May Buoy Baht as Nissan Spends: Southeast Asia
• Japan Tunnel Collapse Threatens to Add to Fiscal Burden: Economy
• Chinese Government Too Slow on Gas Plan, CNPC Commentary Says
• Bebe Neuwirth Brings Diva Glamor to ‘Golden Age’: Review
• Qualcomm Said to Agree to 5 Billion Yen Investment in Sharp
• Thailand’s Bonds Fall as Rate-Cut Bets Ease on Recovery Optimism
• Mitsubishi UFJ Targets Samurai Bond Comeback by Hiring Bankers
• Mantega Says Rate Cuts to Stimulate Entire Brazilian Economy
• Olam Seeks Up to $1.25 Billion to Address ‘Lingering Doubts’
• As 2012 Ends, China Tweets Doomsday
• Honda’s Record November Paces Best Auto Sales Since ’08
• Japan Deploys Missile Defense Against North Korean Rocket Test
• Exchanges to Ask SEC to Delay Audit-Trail Deadline
• Post-Campaign Super-PAC Cash Still Flowing to Consultants
• JPMorgan, Citi Must Face Massachusetts Foreclosure Claims
• Australia’s Current-Account Deficit Widened Last Quarter
• McAfee Founder Says in a ‘Tight Spot’ on the Run
• Australian Home-Building Permits Fall More Than Forecast
• Obama’s Fiscal Cliff Irresponsibility
• U.S. Options Trading Declines 2.6% to 335.5 Million, OIC Reports
• ADM Raises Offer for GrainCorp to $2.9 Billion
• Hazardous Air Pollutants Detected Near Fracking Sites
• Tanker Rates Rising as Ethanol Imports Triple Into U.S.: Freight
• Osborne Said to Save 2.5 Billion Pounds on PFI-Funded Services
• J&J Knee Implant Settlement Approved by Australian Judge
• Noma Move Over: Best Restaurant Contender Is in Sweden
• Raphael’s Erotic Angels Embrace Saints in Paris Exhibit
• Jackson Chimp Bubbles Paints $1,500 Abstracts for Charity
• Nudist Artist Loses Out as Turner Goes to Elizabeth Price
• ‘Twilight’ Leads Box Office for 3rd Weekend at $17.4 Million
• BOX Options Exchange Hires Ex-Getco Executive Ed Boyle
• Manziel, Klein, Te’o Shortlisted for Football’s Heisman Trophy
• History Shows Why Germany Should Help Greece
• House Republicans Propose $2.2 Trillion Fiscal-Cliff Plan
• How Israel Encourages Palestinian Extremism
• The Democrats’ Strange Zeal for Filibuster Reform
• A Bipartisan Way to Cap Deductions
• Israel’s List of Friends Keeps Getting Shorter
• Asmussen Says ECB Ready to Buy Bonds Under OMT, Jornal Reports
• Forget the Cliff, Fix the U.S. Tax System
• Ex-Greenberg Traurig Lawyer Files $200 Million Bias Suit
• Euro Trades Near 6-Week High
• Fed’s Dudley Sees Obstacle in Mortgage Bond, Rate Spreads
• Lexus U.S. Chief Says Sales Will Grow Even If Taxes Rise
• Heineken Revival in U.S. Starts With Multicultural Beer
• Great Lakes States’ Asian Carp Case Toss by U.S. Court
• Northern Irish Police Hurt as Loyalist Protest After Flag Vote
• Mercedes’s 2012 U.S. Luxury Lead Narrows After BMW Gain
• Renault Set to Revive Alpine Brand to Challenge Porsche
• Schilling’s 38 Studios Pitch Leads to Fraud Lawsuit: Muni Credit
• Republicans Reprise 2011 Debt-Limit Threat in Cliff Talks
• Netflix Drops Most in a Month After Redbox Service Report
• Icahn Sees Second-Time Charm on Greenbrier Dip: Real M&A
• SBA’s Mills Says Small Businesses Eyeing Fiscal Cliff (Audio)
• Smart Water Measures May Save Utilities $12.5 Billion
• LDK Leads Solar Slump on Global Demand Outlook: China Overnight
• PMI Says Private Equity Investor Weighs Taking Stake
• Obama Says U.S. Must Maintain Arms-Reduction Effort With Russia
• SL Green Agrees to Buy Brooklyn, NY, Apartment Building
• Bolch on Exide Technologies’s New Lead-acid Batteries (Audio)
• McClatchy Raises $910 Million in 1st Bond Sale Since 2010
• U.S. Corporate Credit Swaps Climb; HCA Sells $1 Billion of Bonds
• Zell Buying Lehman Apartments Reverses REIT Slide: Mortgages
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for December 3
• Coal Demand Fell 9.9% in 2012 on Gas and Weather, DTC Says
• Fitch Again Blasts S&P Grades on Credit Suisse Mortgage Debt
• Newcastle Beats Wigan 3-0 as Ba’s Two Goals Snap Run of Losses
• Rock Blasting to Clear Mississippi to Begin by Jan. 3
• Stocks Fall, Commodities Trim Gain on ISM Data, Budget
• China Needs More Investors Like Carson Block
• Wall Street Should Reveal More Trading-Revenue Data, Fitch Says
• Ernst & Young to Pay $117.6 Million to Settle Sino-Forest
• New York Times Looks to Cut 30 Newsroom Positions
• What's Wrong With the Republican Fiscal Cliff Counteroffer
• Bowles Says Boehner’s Proposal Doesn’t Reflect His 2011 Plan
• Nexen Jumps on Cnooc Takeover Optimism
• News Corp. Will Use Fox Name as Breakup Proceeds
• Sugar Rises as India’s Production Declines: Commodities at Close
• McMoRan Rises as It Looks to New Davy Jones Effort: Dallas Mover
• Allstate Shuns Bond Market Food Fight to Seek Hard Assets
• Facebook Invites Users to Vote on Proposed Data Changes
• Geithner Fight on Fiscal Cliff Invokes Dodd-Frank Resolve
• Pennsylvania Step May Help Republicans Win Electoral Vote
• Oil Options Volatility Increases as Lawmakers Seek Budget Accord
• Dish Announces Non-Recurring Dividend of $1 a Share
• Ethanol Gains Against Gasoline on Higher Corn and Lower Supply
• Aaron’s Founder Loudermilk Sued by FDIC Over Loans
• All Markets Gain for Second Time in 2012 on Recovery
• When the Depression Incited an Oil Crisis
• Canadian Pacific Halts Coal-Expansion Plan From DM&E Deal
• U.S. Stocks Fall on Manufacturing Data Amid Cliff Concern
• Dell Gains After Goldman Says Leveraged Buyout Possible
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for December 3
• AMD Rises as Mubadala Investment Eases Liquidity Concerns
• MGIC Gains as Insurer’s Freddie Mac Deal Clears Hurdles
• Delta Covets London Growth With Stake in Virgin Atlantic
• Innospec Withdraws TPC Offer After SK, First Reserve Accord
• Ford Plans First Lincoln Super Bowl Ad to Revive Brand
• Time Warner Cable Threatens to Drop Low-Rated Networks
• Bristol-Myers Drops Alzheimer’s Drug on Little Benefit
• Hedge Funds Increase Bullish Bets Most Since August: Commodities
• Teens Not Overtreated for Mental Illness, Study Suggests
• LDK Solar Falls After Cutting Shipment, Sales Forecasts
• Merck Advances Alzheimer’s Treatment Into Next Trial
• U.S. Manufacturing Unexpectedly Shrank as Orders Slowed
• Saputo to Buy Dean’s Morningstar for $1.45 Billion
• Colombia Peso Touches Three-Week High as China Growth Buoys Risk
• Sucampo Drops After FDA Delays Amitiza Decision
• Vale Cuts Investment to $16.3 Billion as Iron Falls on China
• Newmont Names Goldberg as Chief Executive to Replace O’Brien
• Porsche 911 S, Boxster Pose Tough Choices for $100,000
• Obama Bets Re-Election Gave Him Power to Win Fiscal Cliff
• HCA Holdings Issues $1 Billion of Bonds for Shareholder Payment
• New York Gasoline Gains After Units Shut in Philadelphia
• GE Expects $1 Billion in Annual Wind Orders in Brazil
• Heating Oil Falls on U.S. Factory Report, Budget Talk Progress
• Romney Joins Marriott Board After Losing Presidential Bid
• Eletrobras Estimates Transmission Assets Worth 11 Billion Reais
• Fed’s Rosengren Sees ‘Strong Case’ for More Asset Buying
• Red Sox Sign Napoli to Three-Year, $39 Million Deal, ESPN Says
• Warren Buffett Is Wrong About Taxes
• Global Coking Coal May Fall 5.9% in 1st Quarter, Doyle Says
• Canadian Oils Strengthen on First Day of January Trading Window
• Bank of Canada Buys C$985 Million of Securities for One Day
• Argentina Default Swaps Traders Lose 81% as Risk Recedes
• HBOS Failed Because of Incompetence, Former Chief Crosby Says
• IMF Officially Endorses Capital Controls in Reversal
• Entrepreneurs Turn 900-Year-Old German Abbey into Clean-Energy Icon
• Gold Rebounds as Investment Demand Gains on Dollar’s Drop
• Princeton’s Catapano, Harvard’s Chapple Named Top Ivy Players
• Germany's Clean Energy Transforms Industrial City of Hamburg
• Terror Groups in Africa Work With Al-Qaeda, General Says
• Airbus to Stick With A350-800 Even as Airlines Favor Bigger Jets
• Old Republic Says Regulator Approves 60% Cash Payout on Claims
• Turkey Seeks to Boost Russian Natural Gas Supplies, Novak Says
• BNY Win in $312 Million Sentinel Case Withdrawn by Court
• Chinese Company Admits U.S. Charges Over Nuclear Exports
• Bullard Says Buying Securities Outright Risks Inflation
• Pine River’s Kuhn Sees ‘Golden Age’ for Mortgage Hedge Funds
• Mexican Parties Agree to Break Pemex Refining Monopoly
• Microsoft Analyst Sherlund Sees No Growth in PC Market
• EU Will Miss January Deadline to Implement Basel Overhaul
• Dan Carter Named Top Player as New Zealand Sweeps Rugby Awards
• Jets’ Ryan Hasn’t Picked Starting Quarterback for Jaguars Game
• GoldenTree Co-Founder Wagner Sees CLOs in Top 10% of Great Ideas
• Schaeuble, Moscovici Exclude Easy Aid for Irish, Portugal
• U.S. Increasingly Concerned That Assad May Use Chemical Weapons
• Scotland’s EU Membership at Risk From U.K., Sturgeon Says
• Mortgage Bond Sales Jumping 45% Hurt Fed’s Buying Efforts
• Illinois Farmers May Pay Double for Shipping on Dry Mississippi
• Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Are Expecting First Child
• Eagles Fire Defensive Line Coach Washburn After Latest Loss
• EU Carbon Drops to Record Low as Supply to Outpace Demand
• Host England to Play Australia, Wales in 2015 Rugby World Cup
• Treasury Scarcity to Grow as Fed Buys 90% of New Bonds
• Israel Envoys to U.K., France Summoned in Settlement Protest
• Euro Gains to Six-Week High as Greece Offers Debt-Buyback
• Cuba’s Economy to Grew Less-Than-Forecast 3.1% This Year
• Quiksilver CEO, Board Sued by Investor Over Stock Incentives
• Brazil Posted Trade Deficit of $186 Million in November
• Jonathan Auerbach, Broker at Investing Frontiers, Dies at 70
• EON Set to Announce Asset Swap Deal With Verbund Tomorrow
• S&P 500 Will Drop 1.8% to 1,390 in 2013, Wells Fargo Says
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for December 3
• Tchenguiz Sues SFO for $322 Million Over Kaupthing Raids
• Should Your Next CEO be an Inside Outsider?
• Low Mississippi’s Ripple Effect Imperils 20,000 U.S. Jobs
• European Stocks Climb as Chinese Manufacturing Expands
• Army Seeks to Bar New Jersey Assemblyman From Contracts
• Raw Sugar and Natural Gas Lead Advance: Commodities at Close
• Ecolab Amends Champion Purchase to Exclude Refinery Unit
• Consolidated Infrastructure Buys Foothold in Angola Oil Services
• Yankees’ Ruppert Enters Baseball Hall in Pre-Integration Class
• Bob Costas Makes His (Sort of) Pitch for Gun Control
• Fossil-Fuel Subsidies of Rich Nations Five Times Climate Aid
• Richter Rises Most in 4 Months on Oversold Sign: Budapest Mover
• Diamonds Dug in Gusty Arctic Too Remote for Diesel Fuel
• Scene in D.C.: Led Zeppelin, Letterman at Kennedy Center Honors
• French Bank Law to Be More Pragmatic Than Liikanen Plan
• UniCredit Cuts EU Carbon Permit Forecast for 2013 to 5 Euros
• Prague Bourse Suffers Two-Hour Trading Pause After Xetra Switch
• Credit Suisse Informs Bank Clients of Negative Franc Rates
• Movember Sets Record Helped by Celebrities, Twitter, Facebook
• Yapi Kredi Sigorta Rises on Generali Report: Istanbul Mover
• Bulgarian Energy Holding Probed by EU Over Power Contracts
• Croat Credit Rating Well-Supported After Cut, Fitch Says
• Time Warner Cable CEO Threatens Dropping Networks to Save Cost
• CSC to Sell Credit Unit to Equifax for $1 Billion
• Google Can’t Block Sales of Microsoft Products, U.S. Judge Rules
• EU Urges U.S., China to Help Speed Up Talks on Cutting Pollution
• Serbian Central Bank Moves Final Rate-Setting Meeting to Dec. 14
• Alex Rodriguez Probably Needs Another Surgery on Hip, Post Says
• First Solar, SunPower Expanding in Booming China Market
• Carl Icahn’s Federal-Mogul Seeks to Extend $1.8 Billion Debt
• Alstom Units Win Contract to Upgrade Transelectrica Station
• America Supplants China in Rank of Biggest Firms
• Constancio Says ECB Measures Helped Ease Money-Market Tensions
• Percentile of Call vs Put Skew Spread for S&P 500 Companies
• Russia Stocks Rise Third Day as China Optimism Lifts Oil
• Continental Boosts Bakken Estimate 57% After Well Success
• Brazil Real Rises From Three-Year Low as Central Bank Intervenes
• Pope’s Followers Surge Before @Pontifex Sends First Tweet
• LeBron James Is Named Sports Illustrated’s Sportsman of the Year
• News Corp. Names Darcey as Head of U.K. Newspaper Unit
• Carnegie Wave Energy Raises Funds for Australian Power Project
• Polish Next-Day Power Decreases as Exports Cut Amid Wind Output
• Japan Orders Nationwide Check of Tunnels After Collapse
• Construction Spending in U.S. Increases More Than Forecast
• Dollar-Funding Stress Little Changed, Money-Market Gauges Show
• Bravo Merkel, Now Ditch the Greek Morality Tale
• IMF Halts Congo Loans Over Failure to Publish Mine Contract
• Egyptian Opposition to Take Constitutional Fight to Mursi
• Heating Oil, Gasoline Advance on Chinese and U.S. Economic Gains
• BNP Paribas’s Regesta Leaves Interest-Rate Strategist Role
• Spain’s ACS to Start Peru Sewage Treatment Plant, Andina Says
• PPR Names Alexander Wang Creative Director of Balenciaga Brand
• Loews to Buy Washington’s Madison Hotel in Expansion Plan
• Revolving Romanian Cabinets Spook Investors as Cash Flees
• Free Carbon May Chop Renewable Costs, EON’s Schaefer Says
• Espirito Santo Rises on ECB Intervention Benefits: Lisbon Mover
• Serbia’s Richest Man Miskovic Faces Probe Over Acquisitions
• European Coal Price Has Biggest Drop in More Than a Week
• UBS Said to Be Close to a Settlement Over Libor-Rigging
• Lithium Technologies Names Culhane as CFO in Preparation for IPO
• Greek Economic Recovery Plan ’Plausible’, Bank of Greece Says
• Kobe Bryant Eyes Post-NBA Life Minus Jordan’s Ownership Role
• Markit Index of U.S. Manufacturing Rose to 52.8 in November
• Hungary’s MVM Ovit Plans $13 Million Bio Mass Plant in Bosnia
• Host Venture Buys Properties in Europe for $574 Million
• Airbus Gets Boost for Biggest A350 as Qatar Almost Doubles Order
• Egypt Premier Says Growth to Average 7% a Year This Decade
• Shale-Inland Appoints Lundgren CEO as Bouchard Becomes Chairman
• Nokia Siemens Sells Optical Network Business to Marlin
• Shell to Offer LNG to Power Ships, Trucks on Cheap U.S. Gas
• Nigerian Eurobond Yields Fall for Third Day: Lagos Mover
• Greece Offers 10 Billion-Euro Debt Buyback to Unlock Aid
• West Africa Leaders ‘Disturbed’ by UN Report on Mali Army Plan
• LG, DuPont, Bank of America, GM: Intellectual Property
• Nanos Poll Finds Canada Confidence Falls for Second Month
• L&T Finance Ltd. and Indian Oil Corporation CP:India Money
• Indian Bank and Oriental Bank of Commerce CDs Deals: Indian
• Tata Capital Finance and Indian Oil Corporation CP deal:India
• Nigeria Wants Oil’s Share of Revenue Down to 60% Soon
• Allahabad Bank and Canara Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Veolia Environmental Names New Chief of North America Subsidiary
• Kremlin Targets Web Shoppers in Shift From Oil: Russia Overnight
• Osborne Pledges U.K. Tax Clampdown as Starbucks to Pay More
• Volvo Cars Forecasts Loss on Investment Costs, Sales Drop
• Chilean Peso Appreciates After China’s Factory Output Increases
• London Black-Cab Crisis Opens Road to Mercedes Minivans
• Obama Plans for Climate Deal as Fiscal Cliff Talks Rage
• Finland May Need to Import 11% of Winter Power, Grid Says
• Bank Regulations Harming Credit Flow to Business, A&O Says
• EHarmony Founder Breaks Up With Investors to Reboot
• LanzaTech to Convert Baosteel Mill Fumes Into Ethanol, CEO Says
• Saudi Arabia 1-Year Yield Rises Most on Record as Lending Grows
• Mourinho Says He Won’t Discuss Report He’ll Quit Real Madrid
• Virgin Atlantic CEO Says Branson Will Remain Majority Owner
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• U.S. Manufacturing Probably Cooled as Capital Spending Waned
• Romanian Hidroelectrica Resumed Full Power Supplies This Month
• Olam’s Lightning Lawsuit Helps in Bid to Win Investors
• Sahara Gains Most in More Than a Year on Dividend: Riyadh Mover
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• South African Yellow Corn Declines as Rains to Spur Plantings
• South African Grape Farms Braced for New Wave of Wage Protests
• Clinton Heads to Brussels Amid Instability in Middle East
• Czech Central Bank Researcher Sees Quick Impact of Interventions
• Casas Bahia Slum Store Success Lures Retailers: Corporate Brazil
• Azerbaijan Will Invest $2.8 Billion on Power, Industry, IFX Says
• TOP Oil Market News: Crude Near Two-Week High; Bulls Boost Bets
• Jaywalking in China May Hurt Personal Credit Scores, Xinhua Says
• Argentina Plans to Contact Holdouts Over New Swap, Ambito Says
• Danish Economy Will Contract This Year, Governor Bernstein Says
• Cantor Acquires Ireland’s Dolmen and Plans to Hire 200 Next Year
• N.Z. Shadow Board Says Central Bank Should Extend Rate Pause
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.16% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• Indian Bond Yields Drop to One-Month Low on RBI Plan to Buy Debt
• Text Message’s 20th Anniversary Sees Users Turning to Facebook
• Asian Clean Tech-Company Sales Overtake Europe Revenue, E&Y Says
• India Rupee Snaps Three-Day Advance on Dollar-Buying Speculation
• Clinton Warns Syria Chemical Arms Use Would Cross Red Line
• Datang’s Cambodian Dam to Delay Tests, Xinhua Says
• Dream Insider Informant Led FBI From Galleon to SAC
• Daimler Sells Bonds as Credit Risk Falls to 6-Week Low in Europe
• EU Renews Chamois-Leather Duty on China for U.K., Italian Makers
• Zesco of Zambia Seeks $2 Billion in Debt From U.K., U.S.
• Berlusconi Mulls Comeback as Italian Bonds Rally: Euro Credit
• Korean Air Mulling Czech Airlines Bid, Lidove Says
• Lemann Becomes Brazil’s Richest as Beer Trumps Oil, Gold
• Indian Stocks Snap 4-Day Rally; HDFC Bank Drops, Automakers Gain
• Iberdrola’s Galan Plans Wind-Farm Sales in Europe to Reduce Debt
• BOE Says Santander, Lloyds Reduced Lending in Third Quarter
• Adoboli’s Ex-Manager Sues UBS Saying Firing Was Race Bias
• Shepherd Energy Hedge Fund Halts Oil Trading to Focus on Power
• TNK-BP Minorities to End BP Suit as Shareholders Resolve Dispute
• Canadian Solar Borrowing $140 Million From Deutsche Bank
• Latvian Nationalists Question 2014 Euro Adoption, TV Says
• Greece Makes Buyback Offer as Merkel Floats Writeoffs
• Ponting’s Cricket Test Career Ends With Loss to South Africa
• Croatia Crodux to Build 500 Million-Euro Plant, Vecernji Says
• Posen Sees BOE Putting QE on Hold ‘Indefinitely’
• CWC to Sell Monaco Unit to Batelco for $680 Million
• Singapore Deportations Show Strains in Work Force
• Wacker Stock Jumps on German Solar-Installation Figures
• Chelsea May Hire Avram Grant as Advisor, Mirror Says: Roundup
• EU Moves Ahead With Transaction Tax in Rejecting U.K. Changes
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Nov 30, 2012.
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Dec 01, 2012.
• Kenya Shilling Weakens on Dollar Demand Before Festive Season
• Danske Falls as Exane Sees Danish Writedowns: Copenhagen Mover
• Korean Soccer Player Banned After Displaying Political Message
• Qatar to Tender 200 Megawatt of Solar-Power Projects in 2013
• Seychelles Exchange in Talks to List Two Foreign Companies
• Indonesia’s 10-Year Government Bond Yield Drops to 9-Month Low
• OPEC Comments Signal Unchanged Quotas at Vienna Meeting
• Euro-Area Manufacturing Contracts for 16th Straight Month
• Croatia Pushes Merger of 7 Small Banks, Business.hr Says
• Pakistan to Free More Taliban Captives to Back Afghan Peace
• South Africa PMI Remains Below Key Level, Signaling Contraction
• China Home Prices Expand Gains on Sentiment, SouFun Says
• Taiwan Dollar Reaches 3-Week High on Stock Inflows; Bonds Steady
• Merkel Signals Debt Write-Off Possible as Buyback Begins
• N. Korean Rocket Plans Proceed as Japan Warns Against Launch
• Nokia Speed Advantage Opens Way to Holiday Gain on IPhone
• InterOil Expects Papua Approval to Attract Natural Gas Partner
• Russian Manufacturing Grew for 14th Month in November, HSBC Says
• ECB Can’t Deliver Spain Spread Rajoy Wants, Wellink Says
• Ukraine’s LAZ to Assemble Buses in Bulgaria, Kommersant Says
• China May Keep 7.5% Growth Target as Manufacturing Gains
• China Stocks Drop to Lowest Since 2009 on Consumer Staples Rout
• Nespresso to Face Competition on Machines From Ethical Coffee
• Croatia’s Mimica Replaces Grcic as Head of Privatization Agency
• Toyota China Sales Decline Slows as Anti-Japan Boycotts Fade
• Cazmatrans Takes Over Slavijatrans Staff, Poslovni Says
• Vietnam Five-Year Bond Yield at Three-Month Low on Bank Demand
• Swedish Manufacturing Contracts for Fourth Month Amid Job Losses
• Asian Stocks Fluctuate on China Data, U.S. Budget Concern
• MTU Adds Suppliers as Rising Airbus Demand Boosts Engine Output
• Romania May Be Able to Export Gas From End of 2015, ZF Reports
• Idemitsu to Develop 10-Megawatt Solar Plant in Western Japan
• TOP Oil Market News: Crude Rises on Stronger China Manufacturing
• Woodside to Pay Up to $2.3 Billion for Israel Natural Gas
• Slovenia Ex-Premier Wins Presidency as Recession Deepens
• Korea Won Falls on North’s Rocket Test Plan; Bonds Steady
• Russia Urging North Korea to Reconsider Plans to Launch Rocket
• Climate Impact Prompts BHP to Cap Spending on Energy-Coal Assets
• Vietnam Says China Must Avoid Trade Weapon in Maritime Spat
• China Longyuan to Issue $400 Million Securities for New Energy
• Pena Nieto Assumes Mexico’s Presidency Vowing Security, Growth
• Berlin Auction Raises $1.3 Million for Visiting Artists
• UN Questions Timing of Congo’s Decision to Block Broadcaster
• Colombian President Santos’ Approval Rating Falls to Record Low
• Teens Dying From Sunbed Tanning Curb $5 Billion Industry
• Knicks Improve to 7-0 at Home This Season With Win Over Suns
• S. Korea Nuclear Envoy to Discuss N. Korea Rocket in U.S.
• Jets Win Behind McElroy While Broncos, Pats Clinch NFL Divisions
• Graeme McDowell Ends Drought by Winning Woods’s World Challenge
• NHL, Players to Meet Tomorrow Following Unsuccessful Mediation
• Northern Illinois Makes BCS; Notre Dame Plays Alabama for Title
• N.J.’s Mountain Lakes Surprised by S&P Suspension of AAA Rating
• Florida Debt Shrinking Most in Decades Fuels Rally: Muni Credit
• Brown Seeks Sovereign Wealth to Back High-Speed Rail Line
• Baryshnikov’s Art Offers Rare Glimpse Into a Private Life
• Guyton Marries Art to Tech, Sells Piece for $780 Thousand
• Chiefs Overcome Misery to Win Day After NFL Teammate’s Slayings
• Baseball Winter Meetings Begin One Year After $509 Million Spree
• Carlyle Said to Seek 3 Billion Euros for Next Europe Fund
• ‘Twilight’ Leads Box Office for 3rd Weekend at $17.4 Million