Archive

December 9, 2012

• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 12/10/2012
• Ping An’s New Business Value Rebounds as Premium Sales Rise
• Advantest Gains After Saying Orders Will Rise 20%: Tokyo Mover
• Iron-Ore Exports From Australia Climb to Record on China
• DBS to Add Bankers for Hong Kong, China Corporate Unit
• Petronas to Complete C$5.2 Billion Progress Deal This Week
• Indonesia Seen Raising Deposit Facility Rate as Rupiah Slumps
• VimpelCom Discount Shrinks After Euroset Deal: Russia Overnight
• Fernandez Seeks Argentine Top Court Ruling on Media Bill
• Pacino Is a Mannered Mess in Mamet’s ‘Glengarry’: Review
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• New Zealand Has Kyoto Carbon Access Until 2015, Government Says
• China’s Nov. Exports Rise 2.9% From Year Earlier Vs. Est. 9%
• Asia Bond Risk Drops to One-Week Low, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Obama Investment in Reclusive Donor Yields Big Donations
• Australia Home-Loan Approvals Rose Less Than Expected in October
• Giants Win to Keep One-Game Division Lead Over Redskins, Cowboys
• Mursi Edict Decision Fails to Halt Egypt Opposition Plans
• Korea Considers Private Industry for Coal-Generated Power
• Nintendo Debuts Wii U Console at Home as Handheld Sales Jump
• Manchester Utd. Beats City 3-2 With Injury-Time Van Persie Goal
• Burgundy Drinkers Will Pay More as 2012 Production Drops
• RBS Starts 200 Million-Pound Fund to Help Businesses Save Energy
• Virgin Atlantic Names Aer Lingus as Short-Route Partner
• U.K. Trial May Lead to $1.2 Billion of Renewable Power Purchases
• BAE Wins 1.2 Billion-Pound Submarine Order From U.K. Government
• U.K. Hiring Index Rises to 19-Month High in November, KPMG Says
• Manchester Football Match Probed After Player Hit by Object
• Pixar Boosts Invasion of English Roses by Author Austin
• Basel Liquidity Rule May Be Watered Down Amid Crisis
• Barcelona’s Lionel Messi Sets Scoring Record; Inter Beats Napoli
• A-Rod, Harvard Kid’s Beefcake Send Miami Into Overdrive
• Citigroup’s Amazing Abu Dhabi Adventure
• Here’s a New Tax on Savings You Didn’t Know About
• Tarullo Telegraphs Fed’s Plans to Cap Bank Size
• How to End Congressional Meddling in the Debt Ceiling
• If We Don’t Measure Leverage, We Risk More Crises
• U.S. Equity Futures, Oil Gain as China’s Factory Output Climbs
• Phillies Get All-Star Third Baseman Michael Young From Rangers
• Japanese Stock Futures Little Changed Before China Exports Data
• Indiana Wins NCAA Men’s Soccer Title by Beating Georgetown 1-0
• Syrian Rebel Fighting Closes Damascus-Jordan Highway
• Irish, Greek Workers Seen Suffering Most in 2013 Amid EU Slump
• Germany Social Democrat Steinbrueck Pledges to Unseat Mer
• Obama Meets with Boehner Privately at White House
• Ghana’s Mahama Wins Presidential Election With 50.7%
• Jets Win, Cowboys, Redskins Pressure Giants for NFC East Lead
• Bakrie’s Resignation From Bumi Is ‘Meaningless’, Rothschild Says
• Korean Producer-Prices Fall for First Time in Four Months
• Romanian Coalition Wins Parliament Vote, Exit Polls Show
• Facebook’s Sandberg Sells 946,588 Shares for $26 Million
• Clermont Ends Leinster’s Unbeaten Run in Rugby’s Heineken Cup
• Canada Approves Cnooc, Petronas Bids for Nexen, Progress Energy
• Frankfurt Airport Cancels Quarter of Flights Amid German Snow
• Genome Challenge Emerges in Society Sharing DNA Benefits
• Romanians Go to Polls as Premier Vows to Ease Austerity
• Republicans Firm Against Higher Tax Rates, McCarthy Says
• Newark’s Booker Will Decide Governor Run Within 2 Weeks
• Ghana’s Mahama Holds Lead as Voters Await Commission
• Schwartzel Wins Thailand Golf Title; Victory for Senior
• Karl Rove, Big (Bad) Spender
• Brazil Carriers Owe $12 Billion, Folha Says
• Big Money Still Had Destructive Role in 2012 Elections
• Accor Expands in Indonesia on Economic Growth: Southeast Asia
• SouFun Tops Jump to 1-Month High on U.S.: China Overnight
• Brazil Power Regulator Won’t Negotiate on Rates, Estado Says
• Saudi Arabia Says Aramco Cyberattack Came From Foreign States
• Corker Says Some Republicans Softening on Raising Tax Rates
• N. Korea May Delay Launch of Rocket Carrying Satellite
• SPD’s Steinbrueck Wins 93% Backing to Challenge Merkel in 2013
• Austria’s Hirscher, Slovenia’s Maze Win Giant Slalom Ski Races
• EU’s Van Rompuy, Barroso See Stronger Union After Debt Crisis
• Chelsea to Play Monterrey in Club World Cup Semis; Al-Ahly Wins
• Cemig Will Go to Court to Renew Concessions, Estado Says
• Egypt’s Shares Surge Most in 5 Months After Mursi Revokes Decree
• IMF’s Lagarde Says U.S. Fiscal Agreement Should Be Comprehensive
• YPF to Raise Gasoline Prices to Finance Investment, Clarin Says
• Branson May Trim Stake in Virgin Atlantic, Sunday Times Reports
• De La Rue Seeks to Win Bank of England Contract to Print Money
• British Astronomer, Broadcaster Patrick Moore Dies, PA Reports
• South Africa’s Former President Mandela Remains Hospitalized
• Monti Plans to Resign as Berlusconi Seeks Return to Power
• S. Africa Mine-Nationalization Debate Deters Investors, ANC Says
• Marquez Knocks Out Pacquiao in 6th Round to Win 4th Meeting
• China’s Factory Output Tops Forecasts as Rebound Picks Up
• JPMorgan Said to Ask Staff to Help Fund U.K. Tax Settlement
• Cellcom Cheapens to Partner on Outlook: Israel Overnight
• Vietnam Detains Protestors Opposing China Islands Claim
• Dubai Rents Advance on Population Growth, Prime Areas, CBRE Says
• China Survey Shows Wealth Gap Soaring as Xi Pledges Help
• Knicks Five-Game Win Streak Comes to End as Bulls Win 93-85
• Cowboys’ Josh Brent Charged in Teammate’s Death, Police Say
• Texas A&M’s ‘Johnny Football’ Is First Freshman Heisman Winner
• Navy Beats Army for 11th Straight Win in Century-Old Rivalry
• Retail Sales in U.S. Probably Rose on Automobile Demand