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December 7, 2012

• Japan Reports Little Damage After 7.3-Magnitude Quake
• Mexico Proposes 415 Bln Pesos in Local Net Debt Sales for 2013
• North Korea Should Scrap Plan to Fire Rocket, South Korea Says
• Asian Currencies Retreat on U.S. Fiscal Cliff, Europe Slowdown
• Asian Stocks Rise Third Week Amid Recovery Signs in China, U.S.
• ENRC Offers $550 Million to Buy Gertler Out of Congo Unit
• UN Climate Talks Bog Down as Envoys Debate Aid Pledges
• Ford Hybrids Fall Short of MPG Promises, Magazine Says
• European Stocks Rally for Third Week on China, U.S. Talks
• SEC’s Aguilar Open to Proposals for Overhauling U.S. Money Funds
• Bloomberg Week in Pictures: Dec. 1 – 7
• Energy Rigs in U.S. Decline a Second Week as Drilling Slows
• BofA, U.S. Bancorp Must Face Mortgage Trustee Lawsuit
• Zogenix Painkiller Fails to Win Support of U.S. Advisers
• Hostess Seeks Third Extension of Plan Exclusivity
• Hedge Funds Rise as Cohen Posts Gains; Paulson Declines
• Glencore’s Viterra Takeover Gets Chinese Regulatory Nod
• Mursi Opens the Door to Delaying Referendum Amid Protests
• Maze Wins St. Moritz, Extends Overall Lead Over Vonn
• Mexico CPI-Linked Bonds Tumble as Inflation Slows; Peso Gains
• Emerging Tech Stocks Rise to 2000 High; Samsung at Record
• Brokers Must Disclose Bonuses to Clients in Finra Proposal
• World's Richest Gain $5.9 Billion as Grocer Albrecht Dies
• West Texas Sour, Maya Crudes Weaken on Glut in Permian Basin
• Colombian Coffee Output Fell 9% to 770,000 Bags in November
• Soybeans, Corn Fall Most in Three Weeks: Commodities at Close
• SEC Urged to Update Disclosure Rules on Netflix Warning
• AIG Says Investor Group in Talks to Buy 90% of Plane Unit
• Dollar Rises After November Job Gains Top Forecast; Euro Falls
• U.S. Corporate Credit Swaps Drop; AIG Plane Unit’s Swaps Decline
• Treasuries Fall as U.S. Adds More Jobs Than Forecast in November
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for December 7
• Vet Never Opened Medals Drawer After Army Addictions
• Google Seeks to Dismiss Viacom’s YouTube Copyright Suit
• Canada Said to Approve Cnooc Takeover of Nexen
• Oil Caps Weekly Loss as Dollar Strengthens Against Euro
• Expedia Declares Special Dividend Ahead of Possible Tax Increase
• U.S. Stocks Rise on Employment Data Amid Budget Talks
• Focus Media Slides on Report CDH Out of Buyout
• Morgan Stanley No Boost for Yongye as Concerns Taint Bids
• Ethanol’s Discount to Gasoline Widens From Five-Month Low
• IBM Draws Flak for Changes to 401(k) Savings Plan
• Cisco’s Chambers Affirms Revenue Target Amid Expansion
• Extreme Investing: Rare Gems, Plane Parts and Ex-Prisoners
• Bovespa Rises to One-Month High as Stimulus Bets Boost Gafisa
• Goldman Fined for Failing to Block Trader’s $8.3 Billion Bet
• AIG Sandy Cost Is $1.3 Billion, Highest Disclosed in U.S.
• Sprint Is Said to Suggest Dish Partnership
• Industry Canada to Make Announcement Ahead of Nexen
• AMD Cuts Chip Orders From Globalfoundries Amid PC Slump
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for December 7
• Logo-Laden Jewelry Challenges Tiffany This Holiday Season
• U.S. Stocks Gain on Jobs Data While Treasuries, Euro Fall
• Suntech Will Restate Results to 2010 After Alleged Fraud
• JinkoSolar Soars With $1 Billion in Backing From China
• Groupon Surges on Google Takeover Speculation: Chicago Mover
• Netflix CEO Hastings Faces SEC Action Over Facebook Post
• Mursi May Delay Constitution Referendum, Ahram Online Says
• Amarin Falls After Financing Suggests Buyout Not Imminent
• Macy’s May More Than Double Its Amount of Share Repurchases
• Obama Inaugural Panel to Take Unlimited Corporate Funds
• JPMorgan Investment Bank Bonus Pool Said to Decline Up to 2%
• Barnes & Noble Investor Calls for Spinoff Nook Division
• Loblaw Investors Back Move to REIT From Grocer: Corporate Canada
• Payrolls in U.S. Increase More-Than-Forecast 146,000
• Gafisa Rallies as Payroll Tax Breaks Support Housing Industry
• Fisker Hires Evercore to Look for Partners or Investors
• HP Breakup Bolstered as Deals Top Stock Value: Real M&A
• Consumer Credit in U.S. Rose More Than Forecast in October
• Interbolsa Shareholders Fire CEO Jaramillo and CFO Arabia
• Chile Breakeven Rates Tumble on Surprise CPI Drop; Peso Steady
• Gulf Gasoline Falls as Refiners Boost Rates and Stocks Advance
• IMF’s Lagarde Tells U.S. to Remove Fiscal Cliff Uncertainty
• Google Names Don Harrison Head of Mergers Replacing Lawee
• Brazil’s Swap Rates Rise as Inflation Accelerates; Real Climbs
• Heating Oil Falls to Four-Month Low as Consumer Confidence Slips
• Oil Options Volatility Steady Amid ‘No Progress’ in Fiscal Talks
• U.S. Extends Iran-Oil Sanctions Exceptions for Nine Nations
• Deutsche Bank Reduces Investment Bank, Research Teams in Brazil
• Verizon Pension Recipients Fail to Block Plan Transfer
• ‘Pay For Delay’ Drug Accords Get U.S. High Court Scrutiny
• Wasendorf’s Chicago Lakefront Condo Sells for $1 Million
• Solars Lead Jump to 1-Month High as Focus Slips: China Overnight
• Fiat to Cut 1,500 Jobs at Polish Plant to Trim Capacity
• Army Rejects Plea to Boost Water for Mississippi Barges
• Macy’s Says It May More Than Double Amount of Share Repurchases
• Copper Has Longest Run of Weekly Gains in 10 Months
• DeMint Exits Senate as Conservative Brand Weakens
• Facebook Post Hits Limits of India's Freedoms
• Goldman in Mediation With CIFG to Settle Mortgage Suit
• Rolls’s Potential Corruption Costs Will Depend on Timing
• Global Warming ‘Damages’ Spur Rift at UN Climate Treaty Talks
• Chiefs Establish Trust for 3-Month-Old Daughter of Jovan Belcher
• Nordea Needs 10% Staff Cuts to Meet Stricter Rules, CEO Says
• Minimum Tax Seen Snaring 50% in New Jersey: BGOV Barometer
• Tea Party Gains Control Over Republican Policy Incubators
• Bersani, Napolitano Discuss Italy Vote for March 10, Ansa Says
• When the Army Invaded Montgomery Ward
• New York City’s Bike-Share to Begin in May After Sandy’s Damage
• Rousseff Rebuffs Economist Magazine Call to Oust Finance Chief
• Adelsons Donated $33 Million in Final Weeks of Campaign
• Tax-Cap Plan Threatens $200 Billion Muni Losses, Citigroup Says
• HSBC Rating Lowered One Step by Fitch on Regulation, Costs
• More Officer Ethics Training Urged by Pentagon’s Dempsey
• Fed Board to Hold Open Meeting on Review of Foreign Bank Rules
• Gross May Shift Pimco to Lower Risk Profile in 2013: Tom Keene
• Polish Next-Day Power Gains Amid Outages, Exports to Sweden
• Dodd-Frank Swap Rules Delayed as Agency Eases Transition
• Sydney Water Signs $105 Million Agreement for Plant Improvements
• Three Reactors Lift U.S. Nuclear Generation to 12-Week High
• Greek Banks Agree to Debt Buyback as Nation Races to Free Up Aid
• EU to Boost Investor Power Over Executive Pay in Governance Plan
• Toll Officials Settle Investor Suits for $16.2 Million
• U.K. Stocks Gain as U.S. Jobs Data Beats Forecasts
• Alliance Boots Extends Loans Facilitating Takeover by Walgreen
• Intel Leads Decline in Bond Sales From Highest Since September
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for December 7
• Cameron Backs Same-Sex Marriages in U.K. Places of Worship
• EON Loses as RWE’s Coal Plants Win Germany’s Green Shift: Energy
• Most European Stocks Rise as U.S. Jobs Data Beat Forecast
• German Stocks Drop on U.S. Consumer Confidence Report
• What Being an "Authentic Leader" Really Means
• Forint Falls to 3-Week Low as Draghi Sides With Simor on Rates
• Whale’s Trade in Comeback as Junk Fervor Fades: Credit Markets
• Austrian Communes’ Finances Require More Oversight, Nowotny Says
• Norilsk, Worst Sulphur-Dioxide Polluter, Plans Facility in 2016
• Dominican Republic Sets 25% Emission Reduction Goal by 2030
• Keep Internet Free From Public and Private Meddling
• Saiers Made Partner at Alphabet Management After 27% Gain
• Colombia Cites Financial Risk Concern for Surprise Rate Cut
• Just 11 Million More Jobs to Go
• U.S. Northeast States Buy Fewest Carbon Allowances Since 2011
• Chinatrust Chairman Jeffrey Koo Dies in New York City at Age 79
• Post-Sandy Hospital Closures Signal Wider Safety Threat
• Guinea May End Review of Vale-BSG Ore Venture Early Next Year
• Munksjoe-Ahlstrom Deal Faces In-Depth Probe From EU Regulator
• Pine River Embracing Reverse Debt to Dodge Bernanke: Mortgages
• BP to Spend $350 Million to Expand Brazil Ethanol Plant
• German Notes Rise Fourth Day on ECB Rate Bets, Production Slump
• Ruble Posts the Biggest Gain Versus Euro in More Than Two Months
• Michigan Consumer Sentiment Declines More Than Forecast
• Most Accurate Forecaster Sees Lethargic U.S. Expansion
• Olainfarm Jumps to Record as Drugmaker Profit Soars: Riga Mover
• Gold Bulls Retreat as Goldman Sees Peak Next Year: Commodities
• Solars Drive Rally as Focus Media Slips: China Overnight
• Mursi Says Referendum to Proceed as Protests Claim Lives
• Lamda Joins Turkey’s Dogus in Greek Marina Project Investments
• Pound Has Weekly Advance Versus Euro on Lower German GDP Outlook
• HSBC’s Boyles to Keep Current Strategy at Helm of Private Bank
• Comtech Falls on Lower 2013 Profit Forecast: New York Mover
• News Corp.’s The Daily Shutdown Affects 126 Employees
• Majority of ECB Governing Council Said to Back Rate Cut
• Melco Crown to Buy Philippines Company as Project Vehicle
• New Research: The Skills That Make an Entrepreneur
• Bernanke Cliff Analogy Overstates Immediate Economic Harm
• Ukraine Credit Rating Cut by S&P on Debt Repayments
• Colbun Is Open to Selling Patagonian Power Project Stake
• Motlanthe’s Indecision May Cost Him South African ANC Post
• Naira Rises to Month-High as State Oil Company Sells Dollars
• Chinese Group Said in Talks to Buy AIG’s Plane Lessor
• Berlusconi’s Deputy Seeks Orderly End to Monti Cabinet
• Siemens Pledges to Narrow Osram Loss as Spin off Approaches
• Belarus Said by Ikar to Boost Sugar Shipments to Russia by 25%
• Czech Koruna Halts Three-Day Gain on Economic Data: Prague Mover
• Telefonica Czech Hits 8-Year Low on Profit Concern: Prague Mover
• Fed Exit Plan May Be Redrawn as Assets Near $3 Trillion
• Serbia Must Lower Debt to Avoid ‘Greek Scenario,’ Zivkovic Says
• Gain Capital May Buy GFT Forex’s Japanese Retail Accounts
• U.S. Stocks Erase Gains as Apple’s Drop Overshadows Jobs Growth
• Deutsche Telekom Dividend in Stock May Help Its Funds
• Canada Nov. Employment Rises More-Than-Expected 59,300
• General Maritime to Manage Unipec Tanker Pool, Tradewinds Says
• DeMint Exits Senate as Conservative Brand Weakens
• Cesp Could Be Bought After Rejecting License Renewals, CEO Says
• FIFA’s Blatter Says Platini Succeeded Where Qaddafi Failed
• Canada Denies It Decided to Scrap Plan to Buy F-35s
• BP’s BTC Pipe Ships Less Azeri Crude in First 11 Months of Year
• Venezuelan Bonds Fall as Chavez Returns From Cuba: Caracas Mover
• Democrats Hint at Entitlement Program Cuts in U.S. Budget
• Fifth Third’s Vantiv Share Sale to Result in $140 Million Gain
• U.S. Agrees With Russia to Back Mediation on Syria Civil War
• Airbus Needs Monthly Record to Meet Its 2012 Jet Delivery Target
• Speed of Talks on Global Services Trade Promising: CSI
• U.S. Army Corps Rejects Senators’ Request for Water Releases
• HSBC Says Sell Lira as Goldman Predicts Decline: Turkey Credit
• Aetna to Pay as Much as $120 Million to Settle Rate Suits
• Synergy Says It Made Binding Offer to Buy Portugal’s TAP
• Rice’s Undiplomatic Route to Verge of Top Diplomatic Post
• USDA Illinois Soybean Crush Report for Dec. 7
• Omega Healthcare Gets $700 Million of Bank Loans to Replace Debt
• Palo Alto Networks Reaches Lowest Price Since IPO
• Tennessee Names Cincinnati’s Butch Jones as Next Head Coach
• Tree-Saving Climate Negotiators Sacrifice Two Million Pages
• Lithuanian President Approves Incomplete Butkevicius Cabinet
• EU Agrees Rules on Emission Permits as UN Envoys Eye Kyoto Deal
• Miles Driven Seen as Fair Way to Pay for Highways: Taxes
• Trinidad & Tobago Seeks Developers for New Port, Guardian Says
• Economic History Roundup
• Gol Renegotiating Debt With Bradesco, Banco do Brasil
• Westlife to Combine Units Including India McDonald’s Franchisee
• Marchionne Takes VW Rivalry to U.S. With Special Rebates
• Mechel Wins Vanino Port Stake Tender With $500 Million Bid
• Clarin Wins Argentine Media Law Stay in Feud With Fernandez
• KenGen Declines for Fifth Day to One-Month Low: Nairobi Mover
• South Africa State-Owned Investor Raises Offer for Dorbyl Shares
• ResCap Requests Mediator for Creditor Talks on Ally Settlement
• The Most Efficient Die Early
• Suez Environnement Desalination Plant in Australia Commissioned
• Oil Rises for First Time in Four Days
• L&T Finance & TATA Capital CP:India Money Markets
• Rand Declines Against Dollar, Paring First Weekly Gain in Four
• Indian Bank & Union Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Soybeans Fall in Chicago Trading, Erasing Earlier Gains
• Bharat Aluminium & Vodafone CP deal:India Money Markets
• Canara & Corporation Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• South African Corn Declines as Rain Persists, U.S. Price Falls
• Soybeans Approach Biggest Weekly Gain Since August on Exports
• U.S. Employment Situation Report for November (Text)
• Chavez Returns From Cuba Cancer Therapy After 21-Day Silence
• Gunvor Buys Stake in TAL Pipeline to Secure Crude
• Canada November Labor Force Survey (Text)
• Canada Third Quarter Labor Productivity Report (Text)
• ‘Chemo Brain’ Fog May Be a Product of Stress Not Drugs
• Eisai’s Breast Cancer Drug Failed to Show Advantage Over Xeloda
• Jefferies Accelerates Payment of Quarterly Dividend to Dec. 31
• Portuguese Economy Contracts for Eighth Straight Quarter
• Yara to Buy Bunge Brazil Fertilizer Assets for $750 Million
• Azerbaijan Central Bank Cuts Benchmark Rate to 5% From 5.25%
• U.K. Bank Regulation Risks Alienating Investors, ABI Says
• Brazil Nov. Inflation Surprises Every Economist Surveyed
• Scotiabank Fourth-Quarter Profit Rises on Capital Markets
• Worst Beef Bet JBS Set to Beat Peers After M&A: Corporate Brazil
• Canadian Dollar Declines Before November Unemployment Report
• Tina Maze Wins Super-Combined in St. Moritz, Vonn Skies Out
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Akzo Targets Middle East as Valspar Tests European Market Share
• EU Dismisses Czech Republic’s Threat to Block ESM Bailout Fund
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• UN Envoys in Final Push for Climate Deal as Deadline Looms
• Coffee Falls in New York on Latin America Supplies; Sugar Drops
• Hamas Chief Mashaal Makes First Gaza Trip After Strikes
• Try Meditation to Strengthen Your Resilience
• Euro Declines as ECB Majority Supports Rate Cut
• EON, Svenska Cellulosa Plan to Build 270 Wind Turbines in Forest
• Argentina’s Edenor Unit May Be Taken Over in La Rioja: Nacion
• Fed Funds Open at 0.17%, Within Fed’s Target Range, ICAP Says
• Italy’s Democratic Party Gains in Polls as Government Teeters
• Euro Extends Drop as ECB Seen Supporting Rate Reduction
• OMV in Talks With RWE to Sell 17% Stake in Nabucco Gas Pipeline
• Taxes, Money-Market Rules, Insider Trading: Compliance
• IFC Plans as Much as $2 Billion Investment in Turkey by 2015
• Credit Suisse Said to Scrap $1 Billion Fund With Sberbank
• Slovak Central Bank Cuts Growth Outlook on Weak Exports, Demand
• Czech GDP Falls for Third Quarter as Austerity Fuels Slump
• Sudanese Rebel Group Accuses Militia of Refugee Attack
• South Sudan Drops Kidnapping Charge Against American and Iraqi
• Citigroup Carried Out Some Gas Trades Looked Into by Ofgem
• DRDGold Agrees to Allow Mine Acid Treatment Plant on Its Land
• Bundesbank Slashes 2013 German Growth Forecast to 0.4% on
• Hydro Falls as Nomura Sees Bleak Aluminum Outlook: Oslo Mover
• Albrecht Death May Create Six New German Billionaires
• Latvia Economy Grew 5.2% in 3rd Quarter, Below Estimate
• Treasuries Little Changed Before Non-Farm Payrolls Report
• Kazkommertsbank Says Nine-Month Net Rose 9.4% on Dividend
• Investindustrial to Purchase 37.5% Stake in Aston Martin
• FirstRand Seeks Nigerian Acquisition to Fund RMB Lending
• Tottenham May Make $37 Mln Offer for Moutinho: Roundup
• American Water Accelerates Dividend Payment Date for Tax Reasons
• Maze Leads Women’s Skiing World Cup Combined After Super-G Race
• Canceling AAUs Threatens Kyoto Deal Enforcement, Russia Says
• Zetsche Deconstructs Daimler With Disposal of EADS Stake
• Portugal’s Trade Gap Narrows as Exports Increase, Imports Drop
• Patrizia Saves Robert; Bodyguard, Caesar: London Stage
• German Two-Year Notes Stay Higher as Industrial Production Falls
• Fuel Import Plan to Ease Airline Pain: Corporate India
• Japanese Dealerships in China Retrench in Wake of Dispute
• Monti Clings to Power as Berlusconi Seeks Early Vote
• Janney Hires Five ThinkEquity Bankers, Analysts for Health Unit
• OMV in Talks With RWE Over 17% Stake in Nabucco Gas Pipeline
• Asian Stocks Rise on U.S. Jobless Data; Samsung at Record
• Czech President Klaus Refuses to Sign EU Rescue Fund, CTK Says
• Portugal Signs Eight Mining Contracts Worth 3.8 Million Euros
• Singh Sweeps India Parliament Retail Votes in Boost for Reforms
• Storm Heads to China, Vietnam as Philippine Death Toll Rises
• European Coal for Next Year Declines for Fourth Straight Day
• Kenya Shilling Heads for Six-Month Low on Seasonal Dollar Demand
• U.K. Manufacturing Drops in Sign of Fourth-Quarter Weakness
• Vietnam Bond Yields at Lowest Since August as Auction Rates Fall
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Dec 06, 2012.
• Olam Isn’t Similar to Enron, Ex-Temasek Director Says
• Draghi Says Crisis a ‘Cautionary Tale’ for Aspiring Euro Members
• Crude Rises; Copper Set for Weekly Gain: Commodities at Close
• Iraqi Oil Company Signs Consulting Deal With CH2M HILL
• Czech Buyout Firm J&T Controls 14.65% of Unipetrol, Tyden Says
• Billionaire German Aldi Heir Berthold Albrecht Dies, Aged 58
• Gold Imports by China From Hong Kong Decline on Weaker Demand
• Russia to Hold Rates as Slump Sets Stage for 2013 Easing
• BMW China Head Stark to Retire After 15-Fold Increase in Sales
• China Money Rate Set for Biggest Weekly Decline in Five Weeks
• Ivory Coast Gold Miners May Halt Sites on Tax, Group Says
• Berkeley Group Shares Rise Most Since 2007 After Profit Jumps
• Syrian Rebels Gain Ground on Syria’s Assad, Officials Say
• Northern Ireland Police Find Bomb Ahead of Hillary Clinton Visit
• Yen Climbs Versus Peers After Quake Hits Northeast Japan
• Romanian Cabinet Austerity Rollback Boosts Ponta’s Lead
• Indonesian Five-Year Bonds Gain for Eighth Week; Rupiah Weakens
• China Yuan Declines as PBOC Fixing Forces Retreat for Second Day
• PICC Surges in Debut as Valuation, Growth Attract Buyers
• ExxonMobil to Spend $300 Million on Rosneft Tight Oil Pilot
• Alcatel-Lucent’s 25-Year Presence in CAC 40 Ended by Gemalto
• BofA Said to Consider New Hong Kong Lease as Vacancies Rise
• Rubber Pares Weekly Advance on Concerns Demand May Decline
• Rebar Has Biggest Weekly Gain in Two Years on Improving Demand
• Indian Stocks Reverse Gain Before Vote on Foreign Retail Plan
• China State-Driven Rebound at Risk as Small Firms Suffer
• Taiwan Dollar Forwards Fall This Week on Possible Currency Curbs
• Prada Rises to Record as Profit Beats Estimates
• Oil Snaps Three Days of Losses on China Growth Outlook
• U.S. Deploys Ships to Monitor North Korea Rocket Launch
• Ghana Votes as Leaders Pledge Oil-Led Development Plans
• Russia Boosts St. Petersburg Diesel Exports 19% in November
• Deutsche Halts Almost Half Its Japanese Equities Coverage
• Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index Drops; PICC Rises in Debut
• Philippine Peso Has Weekly Drop as Capital Curbs Considered
• Deutsche Telekom Sacrifices Dividend for Investments
• Serbia Seeks Partner for Razvojna Assets, Liabilities
• Thailand’s 10-Year Bonds Complete Weekly Advance on Fund Inflows
• MegaFon, Usmanov Buy 50% of Euroset Retailer for $1.07 Billion
• UBS Says a Fed QE Move Next Week ‘Not Priced In’ for Gold
• China’s Stocks Rise, Capping Biggest Weekly Gain in 13 Months
• Latvia Doesn't Need Euro Date Vote, Vilks Tells Radio
• Lithuania’s City Service Eyes Warsaw Listing, Verslo Zinios Says
• France’s Bouygues May Help Build Croatian Bridge, Poslovni Says
• Copper Gains in London Before China’s Production: LME Preview
• Financial Times Deutschland Folds After 12 Years of Losses
• Berkeley Group First-Half Profit Gains 45% on Improving Margin
• Nikkei 225 Falls From Seven-Month High; Utilities Climb
• GM China November Sales Increase 9.7% on Buick, Chevrolet
• Korean Won Weakens on Global Growth Concern; Bonds Steady
• Mauritius Inflation Rate Declines to 3.1%, Lowest in Two Years
• Tullow Says Ugandan Crude Needs Two Years to Start Flowing
• Genting Singapore May Expand in Japan on Legislation Outlook
• Carruades de Lafite Paces Declines Among Leading Bordeaux Wines
• Aussie Set for Weekly Gain Before Chinese Production, Sales Data
• China to Raise Wind-Farm Approvals by 8% to Meet 2015 Goal
• Knicks Defeat Miami Heat 112-92 for Fifth Straight Win in NBA
• Chargers to Fire Turner, General Manager, Union-Tribune Reports
• Larsen’s Perfect Game Yankees Jersey Is Auctioned for $756,000
• Sandy Probably Dealt Blow to U.S. Job Market in November
• Ivy League Cracks Down as Students Spiral Out of Control
• Delta Air Lines Sued by California Over Internet Privacy
• SEC Lifts Restriction on Active ETFs’ Derivativates Use
• FTC’s Rosch Says Agency Not a Tool for Antitrust Attacks
• Level Global, SAC Fund Managers Ruled Co-Conspirators
• NYC Debt Advances Most in Five Years After Sandy: Muni Credit
• Generic Drug Accords Face Review by U.S. Supreme Court
• Chicken-Feet Exports Help Savannah Lead U.S. Port Growth
• Notre Dame’s Kelly Is First Two-Time Coach of the Year Winner
• Chaplin, Porn Stars Drown Broadway in Sea of Red Ink
• AMR Creditor Lawyer Said to Warn Pilots on Contract Vote
• Blankfein Said to Buy Seven-Bedroom Home in NY’s Hamptons
• NHL Players Want Federal Mediators to Intercede in Labor Talks
• Christie Meets With Obama as Sandy Aid Package Formed
• Broncos Beat Raiders 26-13 for Eighth Straight Victory in NFL
• Veteran Lawmaker Favored Over House Freshman in Louisiana
• Bins Bulge With Grain as Low Water Threatens Mississippi Traffic
• IMF Overemphasized Reserve Buildup Risks, Audit Report Says
• Aging U.S. Autos, Appliances May Aid Economy: Chart of the Day
• Citigroup Consumer Marketing Chief Peluso Takes CEO Job at Gilt