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December 4, 2012

• Boeing 787 Fuel Leaks Spur FAA to Require Jet Inspections
• Singapore Seeks to Lower Cost of Producing Water, Utility Says
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 12/05/2012
• VTB Capital Opens Australian Dollar Market for Russian Borrowers
• JSW Said to Face First Output Drop in Decade: Corporate India
• Gupta Objects to SEC’s Request for $15 Million Penalty
• Bank of East Asia Share Sale to Sumitomo Raises $426 Million
• Pertamina Said to Buy Vityaz Crude Cargo for February
• Bank of Korea Raises Gold Holdings as Central Banks Buy
• Australia’s Weakest Consumption Since 2010 Slows Growth: Economy
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Sony Plans to Boost Capital Ratio to At Least 40% by 2015
• Duchess of Cambridge Shows Violent Response of Pregnancy
• Nathan Tinkler Loses Jet as Company Put in Receivership
• Mantega Says Bets Against Brazil Wrong as Growth Set to Quicken
• Malaysia Stocks Seen Extending Drop on Election: Southeast Asia
• China’s Services Industries Expand at Slower Pace, HSBC Says
• Taiwan 10-Year Yield Drops to One-Week Low as Inflation Eases
• Vietnam Lodges China Protest Over South China Sea Actions
• Rwandans Aided Congo Rebel Attack on Goma, UN Is Told
• United 787 En Route to Newark Makes Emergency Landing
• Arizona Marijuana Law Is Constitutional, State Judge Says
• Netflix Gains Disney Streaming Rights in End Run on Cable
• Florida’s $230 Million Prison Contract Rejected by Judge
• Oklahoma High Court Says Abortion Laws Unconstitutional
• U Carbon’s Record Low Lures Buyers in Australia
• Rice Exports From Pakistan May Miss Target as India Boosts Sales
• Fuji Heavy’s Subaru Studies Indiana Plant Addition
• HSBC Mexico Sees 4th-Quarter Results Improving
• Oklahoma Health-Care Act Suit’s Dismissal Sought by U.S.
• Sperm Quality Sags in France, Raising Fertility Concern
• Montoro Signals Spain May Miss 2012 Budget-Deficit Target
• UN’s Ban Seeks Details on $100 Billion in Climate Pledges
• Gormley Challenges Michelangelo With Walk-In Sculpture
• Recession Defaulters May Repeat After Exchanges, Moody’s Says
• Gorman Skips Business, Jain Likes Faulks: Best Books of 2012
• Bad Sex in Fiction Award Won by Huston Novel ‘Infrared’
• Four Traits Make a Great Secretary of State
• Desarrolladora Homex Sees 2013 Revenue Down 23%-24%
• Kill the Hobbit Subsidies to Save Regular Earth
• ITG Cutting Jobs, Costs Amid Declining Volume for U.S. Equities
• COMMODITIES DAYBOOK: Coffee Futures Fall as Brazil Supplies Rise
• ATP Equity Holder Ask for Probe of Oil Reserves’ Value
• Proulx, ‘M. Butterfly’ Author, Drummer Win $50,000 Grants
• A Good Deal Will Raise Tax Rates, Fix Entitlements
• Hospital Incentives Help Babies Determine Own Birth Dates
• Obama’s Sanctimony Proves Who the Real Scrooge Is
• Hedge-Fund Ads Might Spawn Frauds Unless SEC Takes Action
• Russians Speculate About Putin’s Spine
• Why China and the U.S. Can Be Capitalist Comrades
• Paulson Said to Blame Bet Against Europe for Most of Loss
• N.Z. Deficit Wider Than Forecast as Tax Revenue Falls Short
• CFTC Says Broker Tried to Manipulate Wheat Futures Prices
• Record Brazil Coffee Crop Cuts Costs for Starbucks: Commodities
• Billionaire Green Said to Be in Talks to Sell 25% of Topshop
• SEC Auditor Case Seen Jeopardizing Chinese U.S. Listings
• House’s Waters Set to Lead Democrats on Financial Services Panel
• Paris Faces Darkness as City Set for Illumination Ban
• PSG Wins Champions League Group; Manchester City Out of Europe
• Intersnack Said Close to $644 Million Deal for KP Snacks
• Lockheed-Boeing Launch Monopoly to Be Ended by Pentagon
• Ackman-Backed CEO Cuts Canadian Pacific Workforce by 23%
• Chelsea Therapeutics Falls on Fainting Drug Study Results
• Coal Prices to Stay Low Until China Inventories Fall
• SEC Probe May Spur More Chinese Delistings, Dorsey Says
• James River Coal Credit Rating Cut by Moody’s After Prices Fall
• Australian Services Industry Index Shows Best Result Since June
• Intel Raises $6 Billion in Bond Sale to Buy Back Stock
• Offshore Market for Yuan to Expand as Banks Promote Global Use
• How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Luxury Condo
• Diesel Fuel Falls in New York on Forecast for Supply Gain
• Barclays Deferred Prosecution Ends After Judge’s Scrutiny
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for December 4
• Bank of Montreal Profit Rises 41% on Investment Banking
• Toll Brothers Says Profit Jumped on Revenue, Tax Benefit
• Vanguard Emerging-Market ETF Has $887 Million Redeemed
• Singapore Air May Seek Asia Deals After Virgin Stake Sale
• Gold Slumps to Four-Week Low, Silver Drops: Commodities at Close
• California Ban on Sexual-Orientation Change Therapy Upheld
• Liberty Media Falls After Netflix Signs Disney Deal
• Treasuries Rise as Commodities, Stocks Fall on Budget
• Accused Synagogue Bomb Plotter Ferhani Pleads Guilty
• HP Remains Committed to Autonomy Amid Accounting Claims
• Housing Gains Boost Fed’s QE as Rally Spurs Growth: Economy
• Four Republicans Booted From House Budget, Finance Panels
• Verizon CEO Sees Wireless Strong After Sandy Disruption
• Alcatel-Lucent Said Closer to Loan Amid Turnaround Plans
• U.S. Stocks Fall as Obama Holds Ground on Income Taxes
• Texas Oils Plummet Most in Two Weeks on Limited Pipeline Space
• IAC, Demand Media Fall as Goldman Sachs Cuts Ratings
• Oracle to Accelerate Payment for Three Quarterly Dividends
• Redskins’ Cedric Griffin Banned Four Games for Failing Drug Test
• Sherwin-Williams Sells $1 Billion of Bonds for Comex Purchase
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for December 4
• Gap Falls Most in 16 Months on Lack of Special Dividend
• Miami Options Exchange Gets SEC Approval, Will Start Dec. 7
• Wisconsin’s Bielema to Be Next Coach at Arkansas, Yahoo Reports
• World’s Richest Man Faces Clampdown in Latin America
• Delta Covets London Growth With Stake in Virgin Atlantic
• Monsanto to Resume Collection of Soybean Royalties in Brazil
• Oaktree’s 15% Returns Target Is Lowest Ever, Marks Says
• Oil Options Volatility Increases as Lawmakers Seek Budget Accord
• Ethanol’s Discount to Gasoline Tightens on Signs Imports Slowing
• MetroPCS Falls After Reuters Says Sprint Offer Unlikely
• Tesla Was Cash Flow Positive Last Week, CEO Musk Says
• Baxter Agrees to Buy Sweden’s Gambro for $2.8 Billion
• American Suzuki Wins Shutdown Support From Auto Dealers
• Merrill Derivative Suit Dismissal Upheld by Appeals Court
• Our Political Leaders Need a Fiscal Flight Plan
• UN Carbon Credits May Be Used in 2020 Global Market, Brazil Says
• Medical School Students Shun Primary Care as Demand Rises
• Republican DeMint Criticizes Boehner’s Deficit-Cut Plan
• Interest-Rate Swap Futures Surpass $130 Million at CME Group
• Ambassador Anna Wintour Would Make the U.S. Look Good
• K&L Gates, Greenberg Traurig, Kirkland: Business of Law
• California Carbon Rises to Six-Week High on New Market Players
• Related Nears Tenant Deals as Hudson Yards Breaks Ground
• Dutch Coalition Lawmakers Back Greek Aid in Signal Vote to Pass
• Mursi Leaves Presidential Palace in Cairo Amid Protests
• Batista’s MMX to Sell $644 Million of New Shares for Mine
• Peru Yields Fall as Slowing Inflation Pares Bets on Rate Boost
• New York Senate to Be Led by Democrat-Republican Coalition
• Obama Says Boehner Fiscal Plan Is Out of Balance (Transcript)
• Elizabeth Warren Said to Head to Senate Banking Committee
• Candente Looking to Expand $1.5 Billion Peruvian Copper Project
• Pitcher Dan Haren Agrees on Deal With Nationals, Fox Sports Says
• BofA’s Moynihan Says Lender Will Pass Next Stress Test
• Bovespa Falls as Retailers Slide on Weaker-Than-Forecast Output
• Russia Inflation Probably Quickened Last Month Even as GDP Eased
• NATO Backs Missile System for Turkey Along Syria Border
• High-Frequency Traders Seen Profiting at Small-Firm Expense
• Using Federalism to Reduce Carbon Emissions
• Colombia Yields Decline to Record Low Before CPI; Currency Rises
• How Tax Arbitrage Ended GE’s Foray Into Silicon Valley
• Hewlett-Packard Sues Chunghwa Alleging Fixed LCD Prices
• Rousseff’s Stimulus Measures to Spur Brazil Economy: Timeline
• Gold Slumps to Four-Week Low on U.S. Budget Impasse
• McAfee Founder Arrives in Guatemala After Fleeing Belize
• Governors Urge Obama to Solve Fiscal Cliff to Avert Chaos
• Clinton 1990s Tax Team Seeks Heavier Burdens Than Obama
• Vogue Editor Wintour Said Possible Pick as U.K. Envoy
• Year-End Tax Moves -- and 2013 Strategies
• Argentina Not Required to Post $250 Million Appeal Bond
• Reid Says Obama to Request About $60 Billion in Sandy Aid
• U.S. Bank Earnings Up 6.6% on Growth in Revenue, FDIC Says
• Putin Orders Officials to Declare Personal Spending
• Rajat Gupta to Remain Free Pending Appeal, U.S. Court Says
• Schroder Sees Bond Rally as Foreigner Cap Raised: India Credit
• Striking L.A. Port Clerks Cost U.S. $1 Billion a Day
• Slovenian Lawmakers Adopt Pension Changes Extending Working Time
• Level Global’s Ganek an Insider Co-Conspirator, U.S. Says
• Standard Chartered Promotes Sapra to Head MENA Capital Markets
• Spending Cuts Must Accompany Revenue Hikes, Engler Says
• Verizon Must Offer Rivals Wireless Access, Court Rules
• JC Flowers Still Interested in Irish Life, Executive Says
• Deutsche Post Sells 2 Billion Euros in Bonds for Pensions
• U.S. Senate Rejects Treaty on the Rights of the Disabled
• Chelsea Agrees to Sign Defender Wallace From Brazil’s Fluminense
• Carbon Permits Fall to Record as EU Discusses Plan to Fix Glut
• Montalcino Winery Says 62,600 Liters of Brunello Lost in Raid
• SunTrust CEO Plans to Speed Branch Closings to Control Expenses
• Cohn Said to Join Lasry at White House Meeting on Deficit
• Fed’s Tarullo Says Reviving Glass-Steagall May Be Costly
• Sinomach Said in Advanced Talks to Buy European Tool Maker MAG
• Ex-Soros Manager to Start Distressed Fund for Europe
• Ex-Fed Programmer Gets Home Confinement for Theft
• Muni Rally Approaches Limit With 47-Year Low Yields, Fabian Says
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for December 4
• Princesses Get Equal Royal Succession Rights in U.K. Amendment
• Seychelles Economic Growth to Quicken Next Year: Laporte
• Bank of Canada Buys C$1.36 Billion of Securities for One Day
• European Stocks Are Little Changed; Alcatel Climbs
• How to Create an Innovation Ecosystem
• Inventio, ThyssenKrupp Drop Trade Center Elevator Lawsuit
• China Set to Pay Renewable-Power Subsidies After Two-Year Delay
• Slovakia Raises Income-Tax Rates to Boost Budget Revenue
• U.S. Recovers Record $5 Billion in Government Fraud Cases
• Monitise Falls on Share Sale for Mobile Payments: London Mover
• Fiscal Cliff Plan Needs Revenue This Month, Baucus Says
• Barnier Says EU May Broker Deal on Basel III Bank Law Next Week
• Cesan Seeks $107 Million in Brazil Water Works, BNamericas Says
• Erste Group Said to Win Croat Highway Advisory Contract
• U.K. Natural Gas Falls as Norwegian, Dutch Imports Rise
• Hungary's Depressingly Familiar Anti-Semitism
• U.K. Tax Authority Plans to Appeal Rangers Tribunal Ruling
• Swiss Initial Pact on Implementing U.S. Anti-Tax-Evasion Law
• Scene Last Night: Kingdon, Richard Perry, Theodore Wang
• Exelon’s Oyster Creek Leads U.S. Nuclear Output to 11-Week High
• Lithuania Doesn't Object in Principle to CO2 Backloading
• Chilean Peso Appreciates as Copper Rises, China Reaffirms Policy
• Bats Chi-X Europe Offers Kill Switch to Traders
• Landowners May Be Due Payment After Flooding, Court Says
• Suspicious Trade Reports in U.K. Expected to Triple 2009 Figures
• EADS Said to Study Buyback to Cushion Holder Sales
• Two Die as Turkish Rescuers Run Aground on Hunt for Sunken Ship
• Abramovich to Buy Norilsk Stake to End Feud
• Russia Stocks Drop First Day in 4 as U.S. Budget Sends Oil Lower
• To Build Your Dream Venture, Look to the Streets
• Norilsk Biggest Micex Gainer on Abramovich Deal: Moscow Mover
• China Will Keep Economic Policies Stable, Politburo Says
• Micex Link to RTS Sinks Bank St Petersburg as Alrosa Gains
• Dolphin Wins Seismic Survey Contract on Petrom Black Sea Block
• Garage Technology Seeking Corporate Partners for Cleantech Deals
• Gasoline Falls on Budget Stalemate, Estimate Supplies Gained
• Serbia Needs $6.5 Billion to Close Current-Account Gap
• SBA’s Mills Says Small Businesses Eyeing Fiscal Cliff (Audio)
• Timken Owners Lose $1.3 Billion Without Spinoff: Real M&A
• Thames Water Tidal Tunnel Investment Cost Hits 70 Million Pounds
• Ruble Strengthens as Euro Advances on Europe Minister Meeting
• European Coal Price Has Biggest Drop in More Than a Week
• Dollar-Funding Stress Little Changed, Money-Market Gauges Show
• Northern Illinois Offers Free Orange Bowl Tickets to Students
• Boehner’s Standoff With Obama Takes No Break for Holiday Party
• Merkel Re-Elected as CDU Party Leader With 98% of Votes
• EEX November Trade in German, French Power Derivatives Rises 22%
• Darden Declines After Preliminary Profit Trails Estimates
• Socar Asks BP for Rapid Resumption of Gas Output at Caspian Well
• Coal of Africa Matches Record Low on Strike Action: Johannesburg
• Colombia Central Bank Delays Policy Meeting to December 21
• Swiss Re Says Buffett Seeking Up to $1 Billion on Life Deal
• Russia Plans to Discuss Reinstating Sales Tax, Medvedev Says
• McIlroy Is U.S. PGA Tour Player of Year After 2nd Major Win
• Morgan Stanley’s Cost Cuts Enough to Reach Brokerage Goal
• Turkey’s Garanti Bank Says More Consumer Loans Are Souring
• Polish Next-Day Power Gains as Swedish Flows Cut, Exports Rise
• Slovenia Must Extend Fiscal Consolidation, Central Bank Says
• Glaxo Doubts GLP-1s Would Be Cleared as Drugs for Obesity
• Bird Deaths in Russia Are Being Blamed on ‘Low Pathogenic Flu’
• Co-Creation: The Real Social-Media Revolution
• South Korea Candidates Call on North to Halt Its Rocket Launch
• Pimco’s Gross Wins U.S. Patent on World Bond Index Method
• Israel Stocks: Mellanox, Cellcom, Elad Canada, Eden Energy
• Icahn Ends Oshkosh Bid After Shareholder Support Falls Short
• Circle Holdings Names Melton Interim CEO After Ali Parsa Resigns
• Saudi Real Estate Rises on Labor Requirement Bets: Riyadh Mover
• EBRD, Splitska Banka Lend 75 Million Euros to Local Companies
• Carney Keeps Canada’s Higher-Rate Bias on Faster 2013
• Soybeans, Corn and Wheat Drop as U.S. Budget Negotiations Stall
• Russian Billionaire Unearthed With Soybean Meal Fortune
• Serbia to Pick Lufthansa or Task as Adviser, Novosti Says
• Kuwait Seeks to Produce 15% of Its Energy From Renewables
• Porsche Loses Bid to Appeal Piech Duty Ruling: Top Court
• Brazil May Face Soybean Export Delays in the Next Few Months
• U.S. Seen Facing Soybean-Oil Shortage as Shipments Accelerate
• Nokia to Sell Finnish Headquarters to Improve Profit
• Banks Discover Money Management Again as Trading Declines
• Congo May Block Plans to Guard Goma Airport With Mixed Force
• HBOS’s Stevenson Called Evasive by Banking Commission Chairman
• Nigeria Holds Talks With Shell, Exxon to Agree on Oil-Tax Reform
• EDF Falls on Rising Costs for Normandy Nuclear Reactor
• Nigeria Naira Climbs to One-Month High on Reserves: Lagos Mover
• State Street's Hooley Says Returning Capital Is Priority
• Russia Urged to Eliminate Private Lotteries in Ministry Proposal
• Colombia Central Bank ‘Reluctant’ to Cut Rates More, Santos Says
• Bank of Canada Keeps Its Benchmark Interest Rate at 1% (Text)
• Treasuries Erase Losses as U.S. Fiscal Cliff Concern Lingers
• Allstate Has Work to Do at Life Insurance Unit, CEO Wilson Says
• Climate Talks Are Like Stalled Doha Trade Round, Chamber Says
• Merkel Says She’s ‘Losing Patience’ on Women’s Share of Bosses
• Syria Warned Amid Signs of Chemical Weapons Preparations
• Gross Says Structural Headwinds May Drop Growth Below 2%
• Ex-IRA Man Losing Home Shows Ireland’s Banking Future
• Etihad CEO Sees One or Two More Equity Investments
• Munich Re, Repower Agree First Offshore Wind Insurance
• Kenya Shilling Drops 2nd Day on Festive Season Dollar Demand
• Fiscal Cliff Talks at Stalemate Over Dueling Tax Plans
• HDFC Bank deal:India Money Markets
• BTA Chairman Saidenov Appointed Independent Director at Bank RBK
• Bajaj Finance Ltd. and Indian Oil Corporation CP:India Money
• Indian Bank and Unioin Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• ICICI Bank and Oriental Bank of Commerce CDs Deals: Indian Money
• European Gasoline Declines; ICE Gasoil Drops: Oil Products
• Osborne Trims Current Budgets to Fund $8 Billion Capital Boost
• East European Air Cutbacks on State Austerity Hurt Travel
• U.K. Offshore Wind Better Boost for Economy Than Gas, WWF Says
• Osborne Urged to Boost Growth as BCC Cuts U.K. Outlook: Economy
• Wells Fargo’s Stumpf Affirms Plan to Return More Capital
• European Corn Imports Seen Expanding to Second-Highest on Record
• Cameron Tells Newspaper Editors to Make Self-Regulation Work
• U.K. $2.9 Billion Climate Aid Pledge Is First for 2013
• Facebook Expands Mobile Messaging App to Non-Members on Android
• Elekta Gains as Profit Beats Forecast: Stockholm Mover
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Eletropaulo Profit Outlook Exceeds Analysts: Corporate Brazil
• Oerlikon to End Asset Sales After Natural-Fibers Disposal
• Hungarian Opposition Plans Talks on Union to Oust Orban
• EON Expands in Turkey Through Asset Swap Deal With Verbund
• Reggaeton Banned in Cuba as Castro Cracks Down on Music
• Serbs Protest Against Border With Kosovo Before Talks
• Indian Stocks Gain as Parliament Debates Foreign-Retail Policy
• No More Swiss Pigs Detected With Respiratory Disease
• U.S. Could Cut Power Plant Pollution 26%, NRDC Says
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.16% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• EU Nations Eye New ECB Bank Supervisor Amid German Doubts
• Rio Tinto Sells Bonds as European Debt Risk Drops for Fourth Day
• Country Garden Buys Southern Malaysia Site to Expand Overseas
• Japan Keeps 25 Percent Emissions Reduction Target, Envoy Say
• Natural Gas Trend Lines Signal Price Decline: Technical Analysis
• Google, General Mills, Bob Marley: Intellectual Property
• Four People Killed as Storm Bopha Slams Into Philippines
• Sneijder Will Leave Inter Milan, Guardian Says: Soccer Roundup
• Chalco Plans to Build Indonesian Alumina Plant for Supply
• Islands Seek Funds for Climate Damage at UN Discussions
• Finland to Test First Power Exports to Russia Next Year
• Spanish Hydro Reserves Increase Last Week; Power Output Rises
• Pound Advances to Four-Week High Versus Dollar on Fiscal Cliff
• Posen Says Carney May Have too Much Power at BOE, Guardian Says
• Hedge Funds Win as Europe Will Pay More for Greek Bonds
• Serbia’s Bank Lending Hits $1.3 Billion, Finance Ministry Says
• Zambian Economy May Grow 8% in 2014, Commerce Minister Says
• Verbund Rises on Cash-Flow Prospects After EON Power-Asset Swap
• Finnish Power Price Surge Fails to Boost Russian Exports
• South African Farmworkers Resume Protests Over Higher Wages
• Ship Carrying Coal Sinks Off Istanbul, 12 Missing, HT Says
• Most Asian Stocks Decline as U.S. Manufacturing Shrinks
• U.S., Europe Censure Israel Settlement Plans in West Bank
• Netherlands Linesman Killed After Being Beaten by Youth Players
• National Policy May Hinder Inter-EU Power Trade, Fingrid Says
• Retail Banks Shouldn’t Return to Rapid Growth, FSA’s Turner Says
• CEZ Plans Record Output at Its Two Nuclear Plants in 2012, 2013
• Ghana Orders MTN to Halt SIM Card Sales Over Poor Call Quality
• Airbus Completes First A350 Structure as Aircraft Starts Testing
• Nobel Prize to Get Hedge Fund Boost After Awards Sink 20%
• Saudi Arabia Details Plan for Nuclear, Wind, Eqtisadiah Says
• EU Pig Prices Fall Second Week as Hogs Slide in Germany, France
• Philippine Bonds Gain Most in Two Months as Inflows Seen Rising
• Boeing Says Aircraft Financing Will Reach $104 Billion Record
• Euro-Area Producer Prices Fell Less Than Estimated in October
• Swiss Stocks Advance as Chinese Manufacturing Increases
• Russia Pension Cuts Risk Long-Term Funding, Aganbegyan Says
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Dec 03, 2012.
• U.K. Construction Output Unexpectedly Contracts as Orders Plunge
• China, S. Korea to Boost Use of Local Currencies in Trade
• SunPower Extends Toshiba Solar Panel Supply Accord Through 2018
• Crude, Gold, Copper Decline; Soybeans Gain: Commodities at Close
• Olam’s Bond Sale Only Delays Collapse, Muddy Waters Says
• PetroVietnam CEO Says Chinese Ships Cut Cables ‘By Accident’
• Mol, CEZ Halt Gas-Fired Plant Project in Slovakia on Gas Prices
• BOE Says U.K. Recovery Depends on Bank Action to Boost Capital
• Uganda Cuts Benchmark Rate Ninth Time This Year to Spur Growth
• Nokia Siemens Said to Cut 1,000 Jobs After Contract Loss
• Billionaire Lim to Build Race Track City Bordering Singapore
• Indonesian 15-Year Bond Yield Falls to Nine-Month Low After Sale
• BullionVault’s Gauge of Client Buying Climbs to Six-Month High
• South Africa Vehicle Sales Expands at Slowest Pace in Two Months
• Sberbank Calls on Central Bank to Boost Liquidity
• SEC Says Big Four Audit China-Affiliates Blocked Probe
• Michelin Awards Two Stars to More Restaurants in Hong Kong
• Trafigura Predicts China Rebound on Emerging Markets
• Taiwan’s Dollar Nears Three-Week High on Inflows; Bonds Steady
• French Gas Suppliers May Push for Scrapping of Regulated Prices
• Macau Casinos Drop on Report of Junket Arrests: Hong Kong Mover
• Ukraine’s Ministry to Keep Wheat Export Free, Kommersant Says
• Slovak Cabinet Offers Teachers Bigger Pay Rise, HN Says
• DeMark Sees China Index Rally as Bears Exhausted Below 1,960
• Spanish November Registered Unemployment Rises for Fourth Month
• China Stocks Rebound From Lowest Level Since 2009; Ping An Gains
• Romania Ruling Coalition to Win Majority in Election, Poll Shows
• Euro Finance Chiefs Confident Greek Buyback to Succeed
• Copper Drops From Six-Week High as Metals Fall on Budget Impasse
• Record Asia Oil Takeovers Match U.S. Pace for First Time: Energy
• Osiguranje to Help Finance Zagreb Terminal: Poslovni Says
• Keppel Land Markets First Dollar Bond Since 1995; Asia CDS Rises
• U.S. Barred From Prosecuting Off-Label Sales of Drugs
• Ex-Met Lenny Dykstra Gets 6 1/2-Month Prison Sentence for Fraud
• Facebook ‘Sponsored Stories’ Accord Wins Tentative OK
• Showa Shell Unit to Supply 14MW Panels to Mitsui Solar Projects
• Apple and HTC Patents Ordered Unsealed in Samsung Case
• RBA Cuts Key Rate to Match Half-Century Low as Currency Holds Up
• Kinder Morgan’s $110 Million El Paso Settlement Approved
• California Law Barring Sexual Orientation Therapy Blocked
• Redskins’ Rookies Beat Giants 17-16 for Third Straight NFL Win
• Alex Rodriguez to Have Hip Surgery, Miss Start of 2013 Season
• Student-Loan Collection Targeted for Overhaul in Congress
• Drugmakers Nudged by FDA to Find Childhood Cancer Cures
• Christie’s CEO Murphy, Gagosian, Eli Broad Make Top 10
• Microsoft, Google Patent Fight Rests on Defining Fairness
• Microsoft-Intel Push to Rival Apple in Tablets Sputtering
• Red Sox Land Mike Napoli With $39 Million Contract, MLB.com Says
• Companies Expanding Overseas Create U.S. Jobs, Study Says
• Texas A&M’s Johnny Manziel Among Three Heisman Trophy Finalists
• Cuomo Takes Request for Federal Aid to White House, Capitol Hill
• Cantor Fitzgerald Credit Rating Cut to Near Junk by S&P
• Million Days Lost to Diarrhea Spur Military’s Cure Search
• Chamber of Commerce $33 Million Lost Most Races: BGOV Barometer
• Carney to Keep Tightening Bias as Consumers Lead Recovery
• Telemarketers Lying for Charities Prompt Call for U.S. Probe
• Wasted Stimulus Work Leaves River Rocks Blocking Barges
• Scene in D.C.: Koons’s Diplomacy; Akerson Fights Hunger
• Grand Bargain Inadequate to Fix Fiscal Woes: BGOV Study
• Kyrgyzstan in Talks With U.S. Over Ex-Leader’s Son