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December 5, 2012

• Olam Plunges After Dee Calls for Share Sale: Singapore Mover
• Elisabeth Murdoch, Patron, Mother of Rupert, Dies at 103
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 12/06/2012
• Korean Ties May Thaw After Election Even With North’s Rocket
• Thailand IRPC Said to Seek Low-Sulfur Oil for February Delivery
• India’s Bond Yields at One-Month Low on Bets RBI Will Boost Cash
• Reliance Said to Resume Gas Drilling After Year: Corporate India
• Auckland Tornado Kills Two, Causes Injuries, Damaging Homes
• Singh Wins Retail FDI Vote in Boost to Flagging Policy Push
• Nomura Names Kimura Global Head of M&A as Novelli Leaves
• Dotcom Gets Go-Ahead to Sue New Zealand Spy Agency
• Japan’s 30-Year Bonds to Draw Low Price of 99.30, Survey Says
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Ganek Isn’t a Co-Conspirator, Chiasson’s Lawyer Says
• China Swaps Halt Three-Day Decline on Economic Recovery Optimism
• Thai Tycoons Top Dealmakers With Record Spending: Southeast Asia
• Australia Jobless Rate Unexpectedly Falls, Boosting Currency
• Egypt Protesters Clash in Cairo Amid Constitution Dispute
• Rural Law Firm Shields $262 Million in Secret Donations
• Four Charged With Exporting Carbon Fiber to Iran, China
• Oscar Niemeyer, Designer of UN Building, Dies at 104
• Sharp to Outsource Some Solar Supply to SunPower, Yomiuri Says
• Greek Bond Buyback Leads S&P to Cut to Selective Default
• Wall Street Job Reductions Seen Persisting After Citigroup Cuts
• KKR Sees Southeast Asia Investment Opportunity on Wealth Growth
• Wes Swank of Kyle Bass’s Hayman Capital Dies at 31 in Car Crash
• Principal Names Dunbar Chief Investment Officer
• Nod to Gas Exports in U.S. Study Seen Downplaying Consumer Cost
• Mursi Opponents Vow to Maintain Pressure After Protest
• Morrison Descent Converges With Tesco as Christmas Nears: Retail
• EDF France Reactor Cost Rise May Pressure U.K. Power Price Talks
• Siemens Pushes Industrial Software With Purchases to Lift Profit
• Tesco Haunted by Leahy Ambitions as Grocer Prepares to Exit U.S.
• Mosque Proposal Near London’s Olympic Park Rejected
• Raphael Apostle Brings Record $47.8 Million at Sotheby’s
• European Banks Seek Role in Trade-Data Standards Project
• PPR to Sell OneStopPlus to Charlesbank, Webster Capital
• ECB Seen Refraining From Further Rate Cuts as Yields Sink
• Adobe Systems Names ValueAct Capital’s Kelly Barlow to Board
• Japanese Bought Net 494.2 Billion Yen Overseas Debt Last Week
• New York Sued Over Traffic-Light Camera Tickets, Fines
• Autoworker Pay Cut Hurts Growth, Former Obama Aide Rattner Says
• U.K.’s Iron Chancellor Should Take It Easy
• Obama’s Tax Increases Will Find the Middle Class
• There Is No Concussion Crisis in Football
• My Pathetic Weakness for ‘Downton Abbey’
• China and the U.S., Capitalism’s Odd Couple
• The Real Reason Warren Buffett Should Pay More Taxes
• The Misguided 18 Percent Budget Solution
• Chelsea Exits Champions League as Juventus, Celtic Advance
• L.A. Port Workers Reach Agreement to End Eight-Day Strike
• N.Z. Extends Cash-Rate Pause, Sees Stronger Demand Next Year
• Kazakhstan Wealth Fund Sued in U.S. by BTA Bank Investors
• GDF Suez Says Profit Will Fall Next Year as Europe Economy Slows
• Beer Makers Cry Foul on French Levies as Wine Gets a Pass: Taxes
• Mirabaud Says Spain, Italy, Greece Inflows Boost Assets
• Europe Fix for Auto-Industry Woes Hit by National Aims
• Nigeria Seeks Farming Boom With $3 Billion Rail Plan: Freight
• Debelle Says Australia, N.Z. Lack Official Monthly CPI Data
• Wells Fargo Banker Sued by SEC in Probe of Insider Trading
• Brazil Said to Plan Auction of Three Ports Licenses in 2013
• Geithner Says No Fiscal Deal Without Higher Tax Rates
• U.S. Company Credit Swaps Fall; Humana Sells $1 Billion in Bonds
• Drone in Iran Appears to Be U.S.-Made, Pentagon Says
• ISM Services Gauge in U.S. Unexpectedly Rose in November
• Insurer Leads Jump as New Oriental Falls: China Overnight
• Ocwen Needs Monitor Under Mortgage Deal, New York Says
• BlackRock Liquidates PPIP Fund Earning U.S. Treasury 24%
• Berlusconi Says He Is ‘Assailed’ by Requests to Run for Premier
• Los Angeles Buys 560 Megawatts of Solar Power From Sempra, KRoad
• GMexico Plans to Double Offshore Oil Rig Leasing to Pemex
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for December 5
• Cobalt Rises on ‘Significant’ Gulf of Mexico Find: Dallas Mover
• Brazil May Lack Room for More Tax Cuts on Energy, Mantega Says
• Kravis Backs N.Y. Startups Using Apps to Cut Health Costs
• Gertler Earns Billions as Mine Deals Fail to Enrich Congo
• Canadian Pacific Surges on Ackman-Backed Plan for Rebound
• Kingsett Makes C$4.4b Cash Offer for Primaris Retail REIT
• U.S. Offshore Wind Market Becoming ‘Real’ With European Interest
• Qualcomm Chip Shortage Eases on Samsung, TSMC Output
• Gasoline Tumbles on Surging U.S. Inventory: Commodities at Close
• BlueMountain Sees ‘Mid-Teens’ Returns in Riskiest Slice of CLOs
• Argentina Files Complaints Against U.S. and Europe With WTO
• Big Lots CEO to Leave Amid Report of Stock Sale SEC Probe
• Freeport to Buy Plains, McMoRan for $9 Billion
• Five Wal-Mart Vendors Made Clothes at Burned Bangladesh Factory
• U.S. Stocks Snap Two-Day Slump Amid Optimism Over Budget
• Canada’s Oil Sands CO2 Emissions Rise as Production Grew
• Chelsea Eliminated from Champions League After Juventus Wins
• Ethanol Strengthens Relative to Gasoline as Corn Advances
• Altera Falls After Predicting Sales May Drop Further
• Texas Oils Rise on Speculation Borger Refinery Resumed Output
• On Repeal Day, Cheers to Alcoholic Stimulus
• Tappan Zee Bridge Panel Said to Back $3.14 Billion Fluor Bid
• Wal-Mart Shouldn't Discount Worker Safety
• U.S. Stocks Gain on Budget Optimism; Oil, Gasoline Fall
• AT&T Boosts Smartphone Forecast on Higher Data Demand
• Alacer Offer at 40% Premium Seen Tied to Turkey: Real M&A
• White House Tells Pentagon to Begin Planning for Cuts
• Bank of America Shares Top $10 for First Time Since 2011
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for December 5
• Ospraie Says Block’s Olam Accounting Claims ‘Exaggerated’
• The Importance of Hearth
• Grover Norquist’s Dirty Little Secret
• J.C. Penney Sees Risks in Morale, Efficiency as Workers Exit
• Supervalu Said Moving Toward Sale of Two Chains to Cerberus
• Ex-UBS Banker Sues Olenicoff for Malicious Lawsuit
• Averting China Delistings Needs Compromise, Hastings Says
• Disney’s Netflix Deal Gives Top Billing to Online Movies
• Zogenix Drug May Be Abused at Higher Rate, FDA Staff Says
• MetroPCS Chief Says Stock Undervalued, Sees More Mergers
• Pfizer Experimental Drug Slows Late-Stage Breast Cancer
• Nautilus Reaches Highest in Two Years on New Machine
• Brazil Central Bank Said to Consider Real Weakened Too Much
• Freeport Deals Questioned by BlackRock’s Hambro Over No Vote
• ‘Call of Duty’ Reaches $1 Billion Faster Than ‘Avatar’
• Meltzer Says Easing Unhelpful as Meyer Says Fed Must Act
• Tablet Market to More Than Double by 2016 Amid PC Slump
• Colombia’s Exports Rose 5.8% in October From a Year Earlier
• Holders of Argentine Euro-Bonds Ask to Join U.S. Appeal
• Oil Options Volatility Falls as Futures Locked in Trading Range
• Nokia Lumia, HTC 8X Gamble on Microsoft: Rich Jaroslovsky
• Midwest Gasoline Drops as Refiners Run Most Feedstock Since 2004
• Nigeria Approves Railway Study, Transport Minister Umar Says
• Duke Settles Probe, Principal Eyes Exits, RBS: Compliance
• Consultant Meyer Avoids Jail in New York Pension Scandal
• Paulson Resorts to Be Sold to GIC After Auction Canceled
• Rhode Island’s Pension Cuts: Necessary and Legal
• CMBS Sales Poised to Rise 50 Percent in 2013, Deutsche Bank Says
• Ex-Met Jason Bay Agrees to Join Mariners, Daily News Reports
• Republican Lawmakers Argue Obama Appointments Unlawful
• Principal Weighs Leaving Savings-and-Loan Status
• Saipem CEO, Eni CFO Resign Amid Algeria Contract Probe
• Silverstein Said Moving Toward Two Deals at Trade Center
• Real Rallies as Brazil Loosens Capital Controls to Boost Economy
• New Zealand Central Bank Holds Key Rate at 2.5% (Full Text)
• N.Z. Extends Interest-Rate Pause as Growth and Inflation Slow
• Diamondbacks Sign Ex-Yankee Third Baseman Chavez, FoxSports Says
• AIA Group Shareholder Sekes to Sell $360 Million Stake
• Pentagon May Limit Information Requests Handled by Outside Firms
• Citigroup Unit Said to Advise Clients Against SAC Funds
• Brazil to Raise Local-Content Rules for Wind, Trade Group Says
• NYSE to Set Up New Europe Exchange for Smaller Companies
• Facebook’s Instagram Limits Twitter Photo Integration
• EADS Said to Outline Government Voting Rights
• Citigroup Sues Developer Casden Over Gulfstream Jet Loan
• GDF Suez to End Suez Environnement Investor Pact After 4 Years
• Canadian Stocks Advance on China, Growing U.S. Budget Optimism
• Mortgage-Bond Issuance in U.S. More Than Triples to $7.4 Billion
• Colombia Bond Yields Drop on Slower Inflation View; Peso Gains
• JPMorgan Appoints Mark O’Donovan to Be Corporate Controller
• EADS Revamps Shareholder Accord Crimping Government Power
• Benghazi Video Shows Sudden Armed Attack, Lawmakers Say
• Chelsea Midfielder Mikel Signs Five-Year Extension Until 2017
• E-Cigarette Maker NJOY Seen as Takeover Target Amid Innovation
• Congress Erases ‘Lunatic,’ Keeps ’Idiot’ in Federal Law
• Blockbuster Is Said to Begin Selling Phones
• German States Prepare New Campaign to Ban Right-Wing Extremists
• The Method to Sheldon Adelson's Madness
• Murky Laws Complicate Insider Cases, Ex-Prosecutor Says
• Water Wars Pit Dakotas Against Barges for Missouri Flow
• Big Lots CEO to Leave Amid Report of Stock Sale SEC Probe
• Van Hollen and Corker Predict Budget Deal by Year’s End
• Chavez’s Longest Silence Since Cancer Fuels Health Rumors
• Hedge Funds Bullish as Banks’ Premium Double Peers: India Credit
• Mechel Gets Extra Time With $1 Billion Loan Restructuring Deal
• EU Carbon Gains Most Since April as Italy, Spain Back Supply Fix
• Sports Broadcast Antitrust Suits Can Proceed, Judge Rules
• Lasry’s Avenue Hoards Cash to Buy in Fiscal Cliff Selloff
• Paradis Says Canada Can Extend Cnooc-Nexen Deadline
• Greece Seeks Investors for $458 Million of Athens Water Plants
• Aerospace Sales to Rise 2.8% in 2013, Industry Group Says
• Jets’ Sanchez to Be Starting Quarterback Against Jaguars
• FTC Settlement Stops Consumer Data Collection by Advertiser
• Ecuador Coffee Exports Fall 15% in October to 122,650 Bags
• U.K. Chancellor Osborne’s Main Measures in Autumn Statement
• UPS Said to Offer Concessions in 13 Nations for TNT Deal
• Ukraine Says GDP May Grow 2.5% in 2013 in Pessimistic Scenario
• Dave Brubeck Was Driven by Passion for Rhythm: Interview
• Taylor Morrison Home Files for $250 Million U.S. IPO
• Telefonica Seeks as Much as EU6 Billion in Latin IPO
• Brown-Snowe-Lugar’s Last Hurrah Seen Aiding Deficit Deal
• Dominion Boost Leads U.S. Nuclear Production Higher
• U.K. Government Bonds Rise as DMO Cuts Treasury-Bill Issuance
• Dave Brubeck, U.S. Jazz Pianist, ‘Take Five’ Artist, Dies at 91
• Nokia Wins Deal to Sell First Windows Phone 8 Lumia in China
• Roubini Says Fiscal Compact Will Deepen Euro Area Recession
• Nigeria $10 Billion of ‘Hot Money’ Not Posing a Threat
• Old Republic Credit Rating Raised Two Levels to BB+ By Fitch
• Asia LNG Price Seen Rising to Five-Month High by WGI on Weather
• Saudi Aramco Raises Crude Price Premiums for Asia, Cuts Europe
• European Stocks Rise to 18-Month High on China Optimism
• Ukraine’s 11-Month Russian Gas Shipments to Europe Slide by 21%
• Osborne Backs Fracking With Tax Breaks to Reduce U.K. Bills
• Vitol, Eni Start Trading Belgian Power on APX-Endex Exchange
• U.K. Stocks Climb Amid China Optimism as Tesco Advances
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for December 5
• Bankers See Fees Fade as China Era of Jumbo IPOs Draws to Close
• Russia Isn’t Meeting WTO Pledges, May Face EU Complaints
• Bailout Cash Gives Europe Edge Over U.S. in Debt: Credit Markets
• Netanyahu to Face Merkel Ire in Berlin on Settlement Plans
• Freezing Temperatures and Snowfall Is Forecast for U.K. Tonight
• Danish, French Leaders Say They Oppose EU Budget Rebates
• Pandora Media Declines After Forecasting Wider 2012 Loss
• Germany Faces Lack of Winter Power Generation, TransnetBW Says
• Agespisa to Farm Out $475 Million in Water Work, BNAmericas Says
• Forest Protection Work Slowed by Rift Between Brazil, Norway
• Global Banking Under Siege as Nations Tighten Local Rules
• Credit Suisse Said to Move Parts of Investment Bank From Moscow
• Czech Stocks Advance to Eight-Month High, Led by Komercni Banka
• Bloomberg Link Hedge Funds Summit
• Steak Price Rising as Cattle Seen 20% Higher at JBS: Commodities
• FDA Approves 35 Drugs in Fiscal 2012 to Match 2011 Tally
• U.S. Brushes Off Push for Detail on $100 Billion Climate Aid
• Wall Street Rocks Battle of the Bands Ends in Tie: Scene
• Korean Air, Qatar Airways Show Interest in Czech Airlines
• Aspirin Resistance a False Diagnosis for Heart Care
• Canada Regulator Won’t Review Telus Foreign Ownerhip
• Sberbank Agrees to Sell Dulisma Oil Asset, Interfax Reports
• Air Berlin Talks on Selling Air Miles Program to Etihad
• Ukraine Gets Permission to Sell Chicken Meat to EU Next Year
• Yuan Bond Yield Beating Australia Lures Schroders: China Credit
• MF Global Trustee Says 28,000 Customer Claims Completed
• Business Model Innovation is the Gift that Keeps on Giving
• Israel Stocks to Beat Global Peers as Gas Flows Start, IBI Says
• Hong Kong Air Seeks A380 Order Swap for Smaller Aircraft
• U.S. to End 16-Year Ban on Commercial Flights to Iraq
• Wal-Mart Nixed Paying Bangladesh Suppliers to Fight Fire
• Poland Cuts Main Rate Second Month Amid Recession Threat
• Greece Sells 750,000 Spot Carbon Permits at 5.78 Euros a Ton
• Best-Performing Fund Manager Sees U.S. Pipeline Growth
• Irish Bet on Bond Market Return as Wine Tax Helps Cut Budget
• NBK Capital Said to Hire UBS to Sell Stake in Kilic Deniz
• Gold Seen Peaking in 2013 by Goldman After 12-Year Bull Market
• Man Group Hires Makena’s John Rohal as North America Chairman
• Logum Replaced CEO After Ethanol Pipeline Interview, Estado Says
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for Nov. 30 (Text)
• Nespresso Sued in Paris by Ethical Coffee for ‘Smear’ Campaign
• Mechanical Lloyd Rises to 2-Year High on Sales Bets: Accra Mover
• Sao Tome and Principe Premier, Government Removed by Decree
• Calgon Carbon Awarded L.A. Water Department UV Systems Contract
• Commodities ‘Super Cycle’ Not Ending as Goldman Sees More Gains
• EBRD Allocates 145 Million Euros for Western Balkan SME Firms
• EBRD Lends $39 Million to Intesa Sanpaolo’s Serb Unit for Loans
• Shell Shifts Gas Business to Singapore on Asia Demand Growth
• UN Set to Delay Hot Air Debate as Surplus Harmless Until 2020
• Osborne Says U.K. Growth Forecast Cut as Deficit Seen Wider
• Don't Confuse Engagement with User Experience
• Heating Oil Gains on Speculation Global Diesel Demand to Rise
• British Banks May Escape Calls to Bolster Capital, UBS Says
• Uruguay Sees Price Cuts, Freeze Slowing Inflation by Year-End
• Philips Gets Record EU Cartel Fine With LG Over Video Tub
• ADP Says U.S. Companies Added 118,000 Workers in November
• Swedish 10-Year Spread Widens to Six-Month High: Stockholm Mover
• Nexen Price Defies Hedge Fund Cnooc Deal Bets
• Roche, Pfizer, Sanofi Plan $72.7 Million Stem-Cell Bank
• Sheldon Adelson's $100 Million Union Bust
• Keegan to Buy PMI for $341 Million, Adding Ghanaian Gold
• Facebook Will Replace Infosys in Nasdaq-100 Next Week
• Dollar-Funding Stress Levels Ease, Money-Market Gauges Show
• Eris Exchange to Offer Rate-Swap Future With Margin to Match CME
• Whitebox’s Redleaf Sees ’Massive Reallocation Into Stocks
• Osborne Cuts Corporation Tax Rate to Boost U.K. Competitiveness
• Bauhaus Serb Expansion at Stake Without Construction Perm
• Almunia Says Conducting UPS-TNT Remedies Market Test
• EU Plans Work on Overhaul of Copyright Rules for Digital Age
• Productivity Picks Up as U.S. Companies Cut Labor Costs
• Brazil Will Announce BNDES Investment Measure Today
• Israel Water Prices for Factories Expected to Rise 17.5% in 2013
• Top Gulf Fund Manager Says Bond Rally to Fizzle: Islamic Finance
• Ivory Coast Donors Pledge $8.6 Billion to Spur Development Plans
• Rwanda May Delay Eurobond Sale, Cut Growth Forecast on Aid Cuts
• Prisa Says It Didn’t Sell Caracol Radio to Colombia’s Sarmiento
• Ireland Said to Link Up With BlueBay for Company Credit Fund
• U.S. Third-Quarter Productivity and Cost Report (Text)
• Indian Bank and Oriental Bank of Commerce CDs Deals: Indian
• West Ham First-Ranked Bidder for London Olympic Stadium
• Piramal Healthcare and Tata Capital Finance CP deal:India Money
• Charterhouse Said to Hire Deutsche Bank, Goldman for Ista Sale
• Oriental Bank of Commerce and Syndicate Bank CDs Deals: Indian
• L&T Finance Ltd. and Gruh Finance Ltd. CP:India Money Markets
• Libya Withdrawing Investments From BNP Paribas, Societe Generale
• Obama Lesson on Debt Talks Is Standing Firm on Tax Rates
• India Proposes 9 Gigawatts Solar Capacity to 2017
• Tesco Poised to Exit U.S. After Starting Fresh & Easy Review
• Zloty Advances After Polish Central Bank Cuts Rate as Predicted
• Global Investment Signs Accord to Restructure $1.7 Billion Debt
• RBA’s Lowe Calls Australian Dollar ‘Uncomfortably High’
• Barclays Deferred Prosecution, EU, BofA: Compliance
• West Ham Named First Bidder for London Olympic Stadium
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Billionaire George Roberts Gives Claremont McKenna $50 Million
• Norilsk Owners Said to Consider $10 Billion in Dividends
• Hypo Alpe Wins Temporary Approval for $2 Billion State Aid
• TPG Picks Up Pieces in Netherlands Bondholder Wipeout: Mortgages
• South African Wheat Declines as Rand Gains Against Dollar
• Hungary, Bulgaria Lead Bank Funding Drop in EU’s East
• Saudis to Sign $4.5 Billion in Desalination Projects, Awsat Says
• Gunvor Said to Consider Boosting $800 Million of Credit Lines
• Ugandan Manufacturers Warn Power Tariffs May Raise Output Costs
• Kirkland on Baxter, Baker & McKenzie: Business of Law
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.16% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• Kuwait Posts First-Half Surplus of $45 Billion: NBK Report
• Dettori Suspended From Racing for Six Months on Drug Test
• ThyssenKrupp, Pimco, Dal-Tile: Intellectual Property
• Sharp Gains on $121 Million Qualcomm Capital Tie-Up: Tokyo Mover
• Osborne Prepares to Breach Fiscal Rules Amid U.K. Slump
• Mozambique Opposition Says Stronghold Attacked by Police
• Newron Shareholders Approve NeuroNova Purchase on Revised Deal
• Rebel Assault Shows Assad’s Infrastructure as New Target
• U.K. Services Barely Grow as Contraction Risk Looms
• Croatian Agrokor Nine-Month Net Income Halved on Forex, Expenses
• Somalia President Seeks to Boost Ties With Turkey
• Nexans Sees Higher Connector Sales for Power-Line Communication
• Standard Chartered Adds Commodity Traders on China’s Demand
• Intersnack Hires Banks for KP Snacks Acquisition Debt Financing
• Eritrean Soccer Team Members Missing in Uganda After Tournament
• Kenya Shilling Drops 3rd Day on Dollar Demand From Oil Importers
• Turkey Yields Fall 5th Day to Record After Bank Signals Rate Cut
• Consolidated Infrastructure Buys Foothold in Angola Oil: Correct
• Poll Says Same-Sex Marriage Gaining Support From U.S. Voters
• Romania’s Leu Declines for Fourth Day Amid Election Concern
• Lebanon Clashes Over Syrian Conflict Leave Four Dead, 43 Wounded
• EU Seeks Power to Probe Entire Industries Over State Subsidies
• Climate Disasters Cost Arab Nations $12 Billion, World Bank Says
• Spain 10-Year Debt Costs Lowest Since 2011 as It Funds 2013
• Funds’ $40 Billion Bet on Farmland Seen as a Fraction of Market
• EU Proposes ‘Youth Guarantees’ to Help Fight Record Unemployment
• Indian Stocks Advance Before Lawmakers Vote on Retail Policy
• Naira Falls for Second Day on Importer Demand Before Auction
• India Government Agency Probes Wal-Mart Investments
• Japan’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rose 3.9% on Nuclear Shutdowns
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Dec 04, 2012.
• Olam Says Banks Didn’t Raise Credit Concerns on Bond Sale
• Facebook Backer Alisher Usmanov Now Focused on China
• Euro-Area Manufacturing, Services Contract for 10th Month
• London Airports Closed During Morning Rush as Snow Hits Britain
• Serbia’s Ambassador to NATO Kills Self in Brussels, Blic Says
• Jordan Seeks Aid Amid Burden of 250,000 Syrian Refugees
• Deferred Phase 3 Carbon Sales May Delay Price Fall, BNEF Says
• Gross Recommends TIPS as U.S. Yields Lag Behind Inflation
• Pepe Reina Faces Liverpool Exit, Daily Mail Says: Roundup
• Chinese Leaders to Cut Extravagance in Bid to Bolster Party
• Hong Kong Stocks Rise to 16-Month High as Insurers Gain
• Indonesian Two-Year Bonds Gain for Seventh Day; Rupiah Steady
• Olympic Organizers Suspend India After ‘Government Involvement’
• Crude Rebounds; Copper, Gold Prices Climb: Commodities at Close
• Finnish Economy Joins Euro Area in Recession on Investments
• Czech Banks to Withstand Escalating Crisis, Stress Tests Show
• China Drops Limit on Insurer Investment in Banks, CIRC Says
• Storm Deaths in Philippines Increase to More Than 200
• UN Envoys Not Held to Account as Climate Changes, Mundial Says
• Ping An Rises on HSBC Stake Sale to Thai Group: Hong Kong Mover
• EU Carbon Stable After Reaching Record Low as Glut Fix Prepared
• Swiss Inflation to Rise 0.2% in 2013, Statistics Office Says
• Philippine Bonds Advance as Inflation Slows; Peso Little Changed
• Swedish Household Debt Growth Is Swedbank’s Biggest Worry
• South Africa’s ANC May Ignore Moody’s by Increasing Mining Taxes
• HSBC to Sell $9.4 Billion Ping An Stake to Thailand’s CP
• NIS in Talks to Buy OMV Petrom Stations: Energyonline.ro
• Spanish Industrial Output Falls for 14th Month as Slump Deepens
• Spanish Regions to Add $39 Billion to Funding Gap: AFI
• Philippines, Muslim Rebels Nearing Deal on Wealth, Power Sharing
• China’s Stocks Rise Most in Three Months; Machinery Makers Surge
• Samsung Names Lee as Vice Chairman in Succession Plan
• Malaysia Interest Rates Seen Steady Next Year, Hong Leong Says
• Norway’s First Wind Farm on Hold After Lack of Political Support
• Chinese Stock Accounts Empty Before Rally
• SouthWest Energy of Ethiopia to Raise $100 Million in Equity
• Croat Construction Firms to Build Arena in Qatar, Poslovni Says
• South African Banking-System Outlook Cut to Negative by Moody’s
• Asian Stocks Advance as China Insurers, Lenders Increase
• Qatar Asks Potsdam Institute to Study Global Warming Impact
• Japan Stocks Swing From Gains, Losses on China Prospects
• NHL Owners, Players Have ‘Best Day’ of Talks Since Lockout Began
• Maxcom Agrees to $59 Million Private-Equity Takeover
• Fitch Says Colombia Risk May Improve Without FARC Peace Deal
• Japan Can End Deflation in Months, Shirakawa Professor Says
• Obama Says Confirmation Process Hurts Choosing Business Leaders
• GM’s Pickup Pileup Threatens 2013 Launches or Profits
• Senate Passes $631 Billion U.S. Defense Legislation
• Rivelle Beats Gross as Mortgages Pay Off: Riskless Return
• Repsol Sues Chevron Over Argentine Shale Development
• Location-Tracking Apps Would Need Permission in U.S. Bill
• Ex-Rochdale Trader Arrested in Apple Stock Case
• Gupta Can Remain Free Pending Insider Appeal, Court Says
• AutoNation, Penske Buying Outlets as ’13 Tax Changes Loom
• Republicans Race Clock as Wisconsin Shows One-Party Rule May End
• Miami Lowers Borrowing Costs as Latin-America Hub: Muni Credit
• Opting Out of Coverage Seen Creating Employee Backlash
• Arizona Governor Is Said to Visit Troops in Afghanistan
• Last Man on Moon Left Camera Behind, Regrets NASA’s Fade
• Durant Scores 32 as Thunder Beat Nets for 6th Straight NBA Win
• Michigan May End Mandatory Union Dues in Labor Bastion
• David Wright Signs Extension With Mets Through 2020 MLB Season
• Auburn Hires Malzahn, Arkansas Gets Bielema in College Football
• Dominican Republic Plans ’13 Bond Sale to Finance Deficit
• Southwestern May Seek New Brunswick, Brown Dense Joint Ventures
• AT&T Seeks Freedom From Ma Bell’s Rules in Internet Era
• Hearth Dishes $62 Rabbit, Meatballs, Sandy Relief: Review
• Euro Crisis Feeds Corruption as Greece Slides in Rankings