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December 10, 2012

• Cooking Oil Imports by India to Drop on Reserves, New Crop
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 12/11/2012
• Nomura’s Akedo Said to Be Asia Equities Head as Adair Quits
• RusHydro Jumps as Rate Cut Prospects Lift ADRs: Russia Overnight
• U.S. Gasoline Falls to $3.3766 a Gallon, Lundberg Says
• AIG Bailout That Angered Bernanke to End With U.S. Sale
• Gillard’s Labor Slips in Poll Ahead of Australian Election
• Indonesian Thermal Coal Swaps Advance; China Prices Decline
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Wheat Set to Climb as Drought Cuts Global Crop, Australia Says
• Resona Said to Join Sharp Loan Group With 20 Billion Yen Funding
• Bond Risk at Month High on Specter of Abe Spending: Japan Credit
• Abe Poised for Second Turn at Helm as Japan Contracts
• Blackstone Said to Seek at Least $2 Billion for Asia Fund
• Rousseff Faces Congressional Override of Brazil Oil Bill Veto
• HSBC Said to Pay at Least $1.9 Billion in U.S. Probe
• AIG Shares Said to Be Priced at $32.50 in U.S. Offering
• RBC Leads Bay Street Bonus Rise as Wall Street Faces Cuts
• Facebook Restored After Site Maintenance Disrupted Some Access
• Japan, Australia Bond Risk Increases, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Bangladesh Fire Safety to Cost Retailers $3 Billion, Group Says
• Mexico’s Peso Strengthens as U.S. Budget Talks Buoy Export View
• Euro-Yen to Touch 4-Week Low as Rally Stalls: Technical Analysis
• MERS, U.S. Bank Sued by Illinois Man Over Property Records
• Renesas Rises After $1.8 Billion Bailout Agreement: Tokyo Mover
• Pentagon Wants to Sell Israel More Satellite-Guided Bombs
• Scorpio Seen Rising as Tanker Rates Gain Most Since ’08: Freight
• Clegg Says U.K. Coalition Must Rethink Data Bill
• King Sees Risk of More Currency Management as Imbalances Persist
• Ghana’s Mahama Celebrates Win as Opposition Contests Vote
• Miro, Max Ernst Collectors Await Berlin Decision on Art
• Wobbly Carmen, Throaty Jose Booed With Director in Paris
• BofA Gives Advisers New Bonuses Tied to Funds-Growth Targets
• Credit Suisse Plans to Dismiss 120 in New York City
• Smartphones Help Boost Nitto Denko as TV Demand Slumps
• Rothschild Widens Support for Bumi Deal That Rivals Bakries
• J’Adore Online at $50 Less Spurs Virtual Sale Down Under
• California Democrats Covet Carbon-Market Funds
• Krugman, Krauthammer and Their Implied Authors
• The Supreme Court’s Chance to Make History
• Can Jindal, Rubio and Ryan Save The Republican Party?
• Full Monti Won’t Help Italian Voters
• Why Asia’s Insurgencies Are Europe’s Shame
• Ecopetrol CEO Says Sabotage Output Loss Fell Below 6,000 BPD
• E-House Rallies as Economic Recovery Lifts ADRs
• ’Skyfall’ Retakes Weekend Top Spot With $11 Million Sales
• Japanese Stock Futures Little Changed Amid U.S. Budget Talks
• Spain’s Weakened Banks Shackle Builders’ Drive for Growth Abroad
• Pakistan Havens Prevent Insurgents’ Defeat, U.S. Says
• Insurance Broker Gets 15 Years in New Jersey Schools Theft
• Coffee Tumbles on Ample Supplies in Brazil: Commodities at Close
• Rich Gain as Companies Seek to Beat Obama Tax Increases
• What a Billion Was Worth in Tech in 2012
• Republicans Set Up Group to Examine Party’s Political Shortfalls
• Canadian Dollar Reaches 7-Week High on Nexen Takeover
• N.J. Gambling Revenue Posts Record Drop on Storm’s Impact
• Emerging Stocks Rise to Seven-Month High on China Economic Data
• Hedge Funds May Profit Most From Japan’s Election
• Treasury 10-Year Yields in Narrowest Range Since 2010
• Eight Ex-Morgan Keegan Fund Directors Sanctioned by SEC
• Dollar Falls Before Fed Considers Added Monetary Stimulus
• Speculators Cut Bullish Bets on Fiscal Cliff Talks: Commodities
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for December 10
• Maduro Pledges Loyalty to Chavez, Revamped Currency Controls
• J.C. Penney Promotions May Drive Sales, Oppenheimer Says
• Nasdaq Buys 25% Stake in Dutch Derivatives System TOM
• Oil Options Volatility Slips as Crude Declines on Italy Turmoil
• U.S. Corporate Credit Swaps Decrease; Brown-Forman Issues Bonds
• Gasoline Pump Prices in U.S. Drop to $3.349 a Gallon, EIA Says
• Gilead Approves 2-for-1 Split as Shares Close to Record
• California Gasoline Climbs After Valero Plant Reports Breakdown
• Ethanol Weakens Versus Gasoline on Ample Supply and Lower Costs
• Philips Electronics Fighting $350 Million Investor Claim
• U.S. Stocks Rise With Metals on China; Italy Bond Plunge
• Honeywell’s Intermec Pressing 2013 Profit Before Payoff
• Weatherford Seen Target After Accounting Lapses: Real M&A
• Dr. Strangelove Reads Your Future
• Oil Inventories Drop to Two-Month Low, Survey Shows
• Coking Coal Supply May Tighten on Westshore Port Accident
• Texas Sees Power Generation Reserves Below Target in 2013
• Google Said to Get Best Bids for Unit from Pace, Arris
• Cablevision Said to Seek Optimum West Bids by Week’s End
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for December 10
• Homebuilders Boom as Lending Masks Uneven U.S. Recovery
• Dow Chemical Seeks U.S. Permit for Biggest Ethylene Plant
• Glencore Extends Xstrata Takeover Deadline by a Month to Jan. 31
• Abbott Spinoff AbbVie Begins Trading to Determine Value
• U.S. Stocks Rise on China Amid American Budget Talks
• Delta Said Close to Virgin Stake Deal for Up to $500 Mln
• Amgen Agrees to Buy DeCode Genetics for $415 Million
• E-House Rallies Most Since 2007 on Management Share Purchase
• Oil Declines For Fifth Day on Italy Political Turmoil
• Marathon Oil COO Resigns, Once Seen as CEO Successor
• J&J’s Zytiga Wins Approval for Early Prostate Cancer Use
• Chinese Group Buys 80% of AIG Plane Unit for $4.2 Billion
• Ford Says Fixing Recalled 2013 Models Won’t Hurt Finances
• Obama Stays Firm on Taxes as He Offers Budget Cooperation
• Corn Falls to Three-Week Low on Slowing U.S. Exports; Soy Drops
• Halozyme Gains on $4 Million Payment: Los Angeles Mover
• Binge-Eating Teens More Likely to Use Drugs, Study Finds
• Peru Sol Bonds Fall as Central Bank Acts to Slow Currency Gains
• World Duty Free Makes Best Bid for Spanish Duty-Free Stores
• Redskins’ Robert Griffin III Is Day-to-Day With Sprained Knee
• ILFC Executive Chairman Koellner to Depart After AIG Sells Unit
• Heating Oil Drops to Four-Month Low as Mild Weather Cuts Demand
• Scarlett Johansson Gets $40,000 a Week as Maggie the Cat
• Agnelli Bets on Metals After Leading Vale Boom: Corporate Brazil
• Venezuelan Bonds Soar on Chavez Cancer Recurrence: Andes Credit
• NYC Base Subway Fare May Rise to $2.50, Board Members Say
• Petrino Is Hired as Western Kentucky Coach After Crash, Cover-Up
• Saul Steinberg, Corporate Raider, Reliance Chief, Dies at 73
• SAC Scrutiny Intensifies as U.S. Probes InterMune Trading
• LBMA Sets Up Group Reviewing Members, Delivery List Admittance
• Chavez Names Loyalist Heir as Venezuela Eyes Succession
• Colombia Bond Yields Rise on Tax Bill Concern; Currency Weakens
• Putin Defends Keeping Lenin’s Embalmed Body in Moscow Mausoleum
• Kissinger, Geithner Chided, Author Luttwak Warns on China
• U.S. Cites Syrian Rebel Al-Nusra Front as Terrorist Group
• IIF Names Tim Adams to Replace Dallara as Managing Director
• Heavy Alberta Oil Gains as Imperials Says Kearl Likely Delayed
• Tallest Tower in Minneapolis Pulled Off of Sales Market
• Gulf Gasoline Falls as Phillips Ends Repairs, Valero Starts Unit
• Wine Advocate’s Robert Parker Stepping Down as Editor
• Canada Banking Regulator Releases Basel III Capital Rules
• Greinke Joins Dodgers to Help Push Payroll to Baseball’s Biggest
• Strauss-Kahn Settles Maid’s Suit, Ending New York Legal Saga
• Google Says Some Users Experienced Disruption to E-Mail Service
• Lawmakers Open Rhetorical Space for Budget Deal in Middle
• Chile Peso Rises to Eight-Week High as China Growth Buoys Copper
• Ravens Fire Offensive Coordinator Cameron, Promote Jim Caldwell
• JPMorgan Promotes Willsey as Investment Bank Shakeup Continues
• Christie Nominates Two More New Jersey Top Court Justices
• Gold Caps Longest Rally Since August on Fed Stimulus Bets
• Metropolitan Opera Plans $100 Million Debt Offer to Repay Loans
• Brazil Swap Rates Rise as Mendes Damps Bets for Selic Reduction
• Pakistan Offers 3 Million Tax Cheats Amnesty as Revenues Wilt
• Natural Gas Tumbles to Six-Week Low on Mild December Weather
• Taxi Operators Sue NYC Over Making Nissan Official Cab
• British Airways Parent Starts Vueling Offer With Filing in Spain
• 49ers-Seahawks Replaces Jets-Chargers in Prime Time on Dec. 23
• TXU Bond Plunge Reaps $450 Million Windfall: Corporate Finance
• D.E Master Blenders CEO Leaving After 1 Year Over Difference
• Bank of Montreal Chief Economist Sherry Cooper to Retire
• New Falcons Football Stadium Plans Approved by Atlanta Authority
• EU Carbon Advances as UN Envoys Propose to Adjust Offset Rules
• Wells Fargo Adds Freddie Mac’s Reiter for Loan Research
• Siemens Green Products Range Won’t Escape Profitability Tests
• BP Sells Russian Urals Crude; Exxon Lifts Qua Iboe Force Majeure
• Illinois May Face Downgrade If No Pension Fix, Quinn Says
• Monti Says Markets Shouldn’t Fear Political Turmoil
• Hefner Husband Takes Insider Trading Into Playboy Bedroom
• CMBS Beating Bank Bonds as Investors Wager on Property Recovery
• More Oversight of Pay Urged for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac
• Standard Chartered Pays $327 Million on U.S.-Iran Transfers
• U.K. Reduces Emissions Reporting Burden to Save $437 Million
• Harper Protecting Canada Oil From China May Slow Growth
• Magnitude 7.2 Quake Strikes Near Indonesia, USGS Says
• European Stocks Close Little Changed at 18-Month High
• Capital World Discards Jefferies Holdings After Leucadia Deal
• Spain Bailout Caution Grows as Business Lobby Backs Rajoy
• Imperial Oil’s Kearl Project May Start in January, CEO Says
• Spartan Oil Rises After Rival Takeover Bid: Calgary Mover
• S&P 500 CEOs Losing Interest Advantage for Profit Growth
• Man Group’s Roman Replacing Clarke as CEO at End of February
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for December 10
• Most German Stocks Advance as BASF, Linde Outweigh Italy
• Treasuries Erase Advance as Investor Risk Appetite Increases
• JPMorgan Names Regional Banking Heads for Europe, Asia in Revamp
• Kampeter Says Bank Oversight Should Aim at International Lenders
• Olam’s Biggest Holder to Join Temasek in Backing Bond-Sale Plan
• U.K. Stocks Erase Drop as Man Group Rallies
• Chile to Solicit Bids for South America’s Largest Solar Farm
• Ravens Fire Offensive Coordinator Cameron After Loss, ESPN Says
• New Zealand House Prices Rise at Fastest Annual Pace Since 2007
• Monti Says Not Considering Running in Elections at This Time
• Enterprise Inns Climbs on Morgan Stanley Upgrade: London Mover
• Tin Reaches Eight-Month High as Gold Gains: Commodities at Close
• U.K. to Set Out Plans to Legalize Same-Sex Marriages
• Italian Companies Lead Rise in Debt Risk as Bond Issuance Slows
• Failing Banks’ Shareholders to Take Losses in U.S.-U.K. Plan
• Working on the Railroad
• Italian Bonds Slump as Monti Says He’ll Resign; Greek Debt Gains
• German 2012 Power Recovers From Record Low as Carbon Rebounds
• Pound Advances for Fourth Day Versus Euro as Monti’s Exit Looms
• Polish Yields Hit Low as Central Bankers See Cuts; Zloty Gains
• Romania Utility Grants Water Plant Upgrade Contract to Passavant
• Long Bond Rallying Five Times TIPS Gives Fed Room for QE4
• Doosan Wins $1.2 Billion Desalination Contract in Saudi Arabia
• Romania’s Ponta Vows New Cabinet by Year-End on Victory
• Exxon Mobil Lifts Force Majeure on Nigerian Qua Iboe Crude
• CER Permit Ban on Non-Kyoto Nations Is Bearish, Barclays Says
• Nigerian Police Seek Kidnappers of Finance Minister’s Mother
• Ingersoll Plans Security Spinoff After Peltz Breakup Push
• Bharti Infra Prices IPO at 230 Rupees for 18 Key Investors
• Wage Earners to Investors Pay More No Matter U.S. Budget
• Lira Drops Fourth Day as Economic Growth Falls to Three-Year Low
• Cathay Cabin Crew Vote for Industrial Action on Wages
• N.Z. Companies Expect Kiwi to Peak at 86 U.S. Cents, ASB Says
• BMW Widens Luxury-Car Sales Lead as Mercedes Slips Back
• Scene in D.C.: Indian Opera Sneak Peek, Italian Nativity
• Cameron Pledges to Set Out U.K. Policy on EU Soon
• Dollar-Funding Stress Increases, Money-Market Indicators Show
• Buffett’s MidAmerican Completes 81-Megawatt Wind Project
• EU Lawmakers Threaten to Reject Basel Law Deal Without Bonus Cap
• Airbus-Backed SG Biofuels Talking to Energy Companies to Expand
• Hungary May Extend Foreign Currency Mortgage Repayment Program
• Eastern Europe Cold Snap Kills 13 as Snow Blankets Region
• STMicroelectronics Plans to Exit Chip Venture With Ericsson
• Islamic Development Bank Opens Clean-Energy Fund in Central Asia
• Nexen Takeover Would Have Been ‘Difficult’ Under New Rules
• Air France Cuts Spending by $645 Million to Reduce Debt
• Allianz Insurer Target to Discuss Merger With German Competitor
• EU Sees Nobel Peace Prize as Spur to Overcome Debt Crisis
• Michael Woodford's Olympus Book a Must-Read for Japan Inc.
• BlackRock Recommends Higher Non-U.S. Stock Holdings
• Autonomy’s Lynch Hasn’t Heard From HP in Accounting Row
• Romania’s ANRE Plans to Keep Transelectrica Tariffs Unchanged
• Proposed EU Rules May Thwart New Norway-Europe Power Cables
• Maserati Gears Up Porsche Pursuit With $193,000 Four-Door
• Standard Chartered Gets $100 Million Fed Fine for Unsafe Banking
• Employment Index in U.S. Declines, Signaling Slower Job Growth
• Syrian Defected General Says Assad Should Leave as Rebels Gain
• Nexen Approval Paves Way for More Foreign Deals in Gas
• U.S. Intelligence Agencies See a Different World in 2030
• Kuwait CBK Chief Sees Credit Constrained by Low Demand
• Rand Snaps 5-Day Rally as Investors Await Inflation, Growth Data
• Turkey to Start Output at $1.4 Billion Hydro Plant in February
• Ecuador’s Correa Plans Chavez Visit Ahead of Cuba Cancer Surgery
• Russia Cuts Ruble Swap Rate in Pivot Toward Easing
• Nigerian Naira Drops Most in More Than Week as Bank Cuts Supply
• Private College Leader Pay Led by Kerrey Passes $1 Million
• Where Will You Be in 2030, America?
• Dana Gas Completes Restructuring Sukuk Owned by BlackRock
• Freight Swaps Trade in Yuan as Brokers See Reversal of Slump
• Microsoft Seeks to Invalidate Motorola Patent in U.K. Trial
• McDonald’s Posts Surprise Monthly Store Sales Gain in U.S.
• Visa Europe Challenges EU Refusal on Debit-Card-Fee Caps
• Branson Says Virgin Atlantic Won’t Disappear After Any Deal
• Romania Regional Shale-Gas Referendum Invalidated, Agerpres Says
• Banks With $39 Billion of Assets Face Direct ECB Oversight
• Al Rajhi Plans to Boost Lending to Small Business, Mortgages
• Conquering The Enemies of Innovation: Silence and Fear
• CRT Capital to Offer Currency Trading to Expand Client Services
• Euro May Rise to 7-Month High Against Dollar: Technical Analysis
• Park Clashes With Moon Over South Korea Economy Before Election
• Russia to Retaliate Against U.S. Rights Sanctions With Visa Ban
• Obama-Boehner Talks Stuck on Refusal to Move on Budgets
• Tiger Brands Looks Outside South Africa as Local Deals Dry Up
• Greece Extends Debt Buyback Deadline After Nearing Target
• Romania Regional Gold-Mine Referendum Invalidated, Mediafax Says
• Oil Advances as German Exports Increase; OPEC to Meet in Vienna
• Corn Falls to Three-Week Low as South American Outlook Improves
• Nigeria’s Third Quarter Budget Deficit More Than Doubles
• South African White Corn Tracks Chicago to Lowest in 10 Weeks
• Kingdom Holding Said to Seek $500 Million Loan to Refinance Debt
• Percentile of Call vs Put Skew Spread for S&P 500 Companies
• Pay for Delay, Dodd-Frank, Broker Bonuses: Compliance
• Serbia Wants No Change to EU Entry Conditions, Grubjesic Says
• National Petrochemical Tumbles After 2-Month Loss: Riyadh Mover
• HDFC Bank CP deal:India Money Markets
• Allahabad Bank and HDFC Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• HDFC Bank and IDFC Bank CP:India Money Markets
• Andhra Bank and Indian Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• German Economy Minister Still Opposes Carbon Permit Supply Fix
• Contested Water Bill for Church to be Paid, Israel Today Says
• UN Probes Reports South Sudan Army Killed 13 People in Jonglei
• Indian Stocks Swing Between Gains, Losses; HDFC Advances
• Euro Erases Loss Against Dollar to Trade at $1.2928
• EBRD, Erste Bank Croatia Lend 40 Million Euros to Local Firms
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Fracking Seen Robbing OPEC of Gasoline Pricing Power
• East Australia May Face Gas Supply Deficit, Market Operator Says
• Syrian Rebels Clash With Forces Near Assad’s Office
• Kazakhs Cancel Proposal to Rename Riot Town on Lack of Support
• Gasoline Barges Gain in Europe; ICE Gasoil Climbs: Oil Products
• U.S. Gasoline Falls to $3.3766 a Gallon, Lundberg Says
• GM’s Opel to Shut Bochum Factory With 3,100 Jobs at Risk
• Ghana’s Mahama Wins Vote With Opposition Set to Contest
• Fed Funds Open at 0.17%, Within Fed’s Target Range, ICAP Says
• Will Apple Spark a U.S. Manufacturing Renaissance?
• Abbott, Casio, Tesco, Best Buy: Intellectual Property
• KKR’s TASC Plans U.K. Push Amid Clouded U.S. Defense Outlook
• Climate Treaty Hinges on Obama Making Case, Ex-Aides Say
• ECB Financing to Portuguese Banks Falls to Nine-Month Low
• India’s Bond Yields at Six-Week Low Before RBI Debt Purchase
• Lebanon Seeks Testimony of Syrian Officials in Explosives Case
• Italian Banks Plunge on Monti Resignation Plan: Milan Mover
• Carson Block Goes Short Unafraid as Chinese Gangsters Chase
• Permian Gushers Squeeze Texas Profit as Pipes Lag Output
• Indian Rupee Approaches One-Month High as Output Seen Rebounding
• Russian Third-Quarter GDP Slows on Farming, Construction
• Co-Worker Poaching Costs Ex-BlueBay Salesman Bonus Claim
• Serbia Seeks Bids for Majority Stake in Privredna Banka
• France to Raise Consumer Gas Prices by 2.4%, Batho Says
• Ireland Toughens Rhetoric as it Chases Anglo Irish Bank Accord
• Mandela Has More Tests in Third Day in South Africa Hospital
• Eskom Plans Fund to Spur Coal Supplies From Black-Owned Mines
• Renesas to Sell $1.8 Billion in Shares to Fund, Companies
• Indian Options Grow Fastest in World as Sensex Tops BRICs
• HSBC Sees Recovery in Gulf State-Linked Bond Sales: Arab Credit
• Billionaire Huang’s Iceland Investment Blocked by Government
• Australian Motorists Stranded After Using Apple Maps, Police Say
• NFL to Teach Players About Post-Football Franchise Businesses
• Chelsea Closes on $13 Million Deal for Markovic: Soccer Roundup
• PPR Aims to Buy More Chinese Brands After Adding Qeelin
• Billionaire Adi Godrej Sees Future in Mom & Pop: Corporate India
• Asian Stocks Outside Japan Rise on U.S. Jobs, China Data
• Sony Loses Science Talent as Student Resumes Go to Dairies: Tech
• Italian Stocks Plunge, Dragging European Markets Lower
• Turkey, Indonesia Among Top Buyout Targets, Survey Shows
• Europe’s Banks Seek Basel Review on Eve of Implementation
• Tunisia Grain Imports Seen 1.9% Lower by FAO After Good Harvest
• Nordic Mines Jumps on Gold as CEO Seeks Funds: Stockholm Mover
• Fischer Says Israel Has Room to Cut Interest Rate If Necessary
• European Coal Prices for Next Year Fall to Lowest in Two Weeks
• Ryanair Offers New Concessions to EU Over Aer Lingus Bid
• French Business Confidence, Industrial Output Decline
• Ghana’s Opposition NPP to Contest Vote Results in Court
• Crude Climbs; Gold, Copper Prices Rise: Commodities at Close
• Ukraine Third-Quarter GDP Fell 1.3%, Statistics Office Confirms
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Dec 07, 2012.
• Xi Travels to China’s Guangdong Echoing Deng Visit in 1992
• E-Star Shares Drop Most on Bankruptcy Motion: Budapest Mover
• Yuan Forwards Advance on Stronger Fixing After Factory Data
• NunaMinerals Gains as Greenland Invites Labor: Copenhagen Mover
• China’s Wanxiang Wins A123 Auction for $260 Million
• Ukrainian President to Visit Moscow Dec. 17-18, Kommersant Says
• European Investor Confidence Rose in December
• Ukraine President Proposes Mykola Azarov as Prime Minister
• China Mobile Starts Hong Kong Mobile TV Service to Boost Sales
• Georgia Wants KazTransGaz to Take Back Control of Local Unit
• Lufthansa Cancels Flights as Airport Security Strike
• Suntory Weighs Takeover of Whiskey-Maker Beam, Official Says
• Rebar Extends Advance as China’s Factory Output Boosts Demand
• Lithuanian November Inflation Slowest in Four Months on Energy
• Italian October Industrial Output Declines More Than Forecast
• Sea Bass With Barbie Dolls Challenge Wal-Mart in China
• Pink Turns Somersaults, Cheryl Cole Gets Dark at O2’s Pop Ball
• Central Banks Ponder Going Beyond Inflation Mandates
• Beating 26% Joblessness Spurs IDC Bond Sale: South Africa Credit
• Royal Phone-Hoax Death Prompts Cancellation of Sydney Radio Show
• Latvian Constitutional Court Judge Favors Euro Poll: TV3
• Achmea Wins Arbitration Against Slovakia Over Insurance
• China Trade Slowdown Shows Xi Must Fuel Consumption
• Mitsubishi to Invest in Trinidad Chemical Complex, Guardian Says
• Rupiah Rebounds From Three-Year Low on Intervention Speculation
• Sweden Industrial Output Unexpectedly Expands as Orders Rise
• Taiwan Dollar Forwards Touches One-Week High on China Recovery
• Swiss Market Index Little Changed; SMI Technical Issue Resolved
• Doha Carbon Market Decisions May Not Impact Prices, Mundial Says
• Spain’s Bad Bank Profit Pledge Seen Hindered by Housing
• Bank Lending Stress Rises to 10-Week High in Euro Money Market
• Turkey Industrial Output Falls to Lowest Level Since 2009
• Kuwait Raises January Crude Price to Asia to 65 Cents Premium
• AvtoVAZ Climbs to Four-Month High as Renault-Nissan Deal Nears
• Philippine Peso Trades Near Four-Year High Before Exports Data
• North Korea Extends Rocket Launch Window By One Week
• Turkey Third-Quarter GDP Slows to Lowest Level Since 2009
• Vancouver Firm to Build HK$2.7 Billion Opera House
• China’s Stocks Rise Most in Asia on Output, Retail Sales Data
• Treasuries Advance; 10-Year Yield Falls 2 Basis Points to 1.60%
• German Exports Unexpectedly Rose on Non-European Trade
• China Passenger-Vehicle Sales Near 2-Year High on Discounts
• CEZ's Pocerady Plant Is Priority for Czech Coal: HN Says
• Italian 10-Year Bonds Drop With Yields Jumping to 4.72%
• Atlantic Grupe to Build Plant for Energy Bars: Poslovni
• North Korea to Extend Satellite Launch Period to Up to Dec. 29
• Estonia GDP Grows 3.5% in 3rd Quarter, More Than Seen
• VW Doubles Skoda Investments This Year, Hospodarske Says
• Reliance Seeking Up to $1 Billion of ECA-Backed Loan Facilities
• Japanese Stocks Fall on Overbought Signals; Sumco Surges
• Japan Suspends Beef Imports From Brazil on Mad-Cow Disease
• Australian Dollar Slides as China Trade Data Disappoints
• Iraq Seeks to Boost Oil Output to Match 1979 Record
• Japan Sinks Into Recession as Abe Calls for More Stimulus
• DBS to Pay S$1.04 Billion for Stake in Marina Bay Tower
• Hong Kong Architects Chosen for West Kowloon Opera Center
• GPT Makes Bid for Australand’s Industrial, Commercial Units
• Royal Phone-Hoax Death Prompts Review of Sydney Radio Show
• Royals Acquire James Shields, Wade Davis From Rays for Prospects
• China Iron Ore Imports Surge to Second-Highest on Steel Demand
• Knicks Beat Nuggets in Anthony’s Return, Improve to 8-0 at Home
• Man Dies as China Motorists Block Ambulance, News Says
• Spurs’ Stephen Jackson Is Fined $25,000 by NBA for Hostile Tweet
• Google Revenues Sheltered in No-Tax Bermuda Soar to $10 Billion
• Franklin Wins California Bet Surpassing Competitors: Muni Credit
• Technical Fixes Prompt Suspicion From Dodd-Frank Backers
• Barge Lines Want U.S. to Pay Costs of River Improvements
• Michigan Right to Work Battle Could Cost Labor Political Clout
• Christie Bids for Second Term, White House Hinge on Sandy
• Redskins’ Robert Griffin III to Have Tests on Injured Right Knee
• Rolling Stones, Papaya King, Vinyl Enliven Gift Books
• Foam Seen as Saving Lives in Battle With Civilians Next
• Dodgers Reach Agreement With Greinke, Add Ryu, CBS Sports Says
• NFL-Linked Violent Deaths Pressuring League to Improve Education
• Lagarde to Explain Shift on Capital Curbs as Brazil Demands More
• Square Debuts Mobile Gift Cards in Challenge to PayPal
• Goldman, BMO Among Banks to Get Fees for Nexen, Progress
• Mattel Returns to Judges Who Threw Out Bratz Verdict
• Designer Cells From Patients’ Blood Spur Cancer Remission