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December 14, 2012

• Won Leads Asia Weekly Currency Gains on Fed Easing; Yuan Weakens
• China Machinery Said to Raise $500 Million in Hong Kong IPO
• Wind Power Sells at World’s Lowest Rate in Brazil Auction
• South Korea’s Imports of Iranian Crude Climb in November
• China Says Japanese Planes Enter Airspace Near Disputed Islands
• South Korea’s LNG Imports Climb 30% in November as Prices Drop
• Ecopetrol Sets 798,000-Barrel Daily Production Target for 2013
• Ex-IndyMac CEO Perry Reaches $12 Million FDIC Settlement
• Hostess Union Challenges Wind-Down, Management Bonus Plan
• Gupta Deserves Probationary Term in Rwanda, Lawyer Says
• Bankia Said to Plan Sale Process for Florida Unit in 2013
• Chavez Is Making ‘Satisfactory’ Progress in Surgery Recovery
• Facebook Falls as Lockup Expiration Boosts Share Supply
• U.S. Says Madoff’s Brother Peter Should Get 10-Year Term
• Sugar Gains Most in Three Weeks, Energy Up: Commodities at Close
• European Stocks Little Changed This Week; Peugeot Rallies
• Sessions Says Republicans Open to Taxes Deal (Transcript)
• Asian Stocks Rise Fourth Week as Yen Falls Before Polls
• Fed’s Lacker Says Thresholds Not Useful as Policy Signal
• ‘Hobbit’ Director Peter Jackson Defends Faster Film Speed
• Fed Targets Foreign Banks With Tougher U.S. Capital Rules
• ‘Hobbit’ Director Jackson Defends Faster Film Speed
• Lockheed Finishes $3.8 Billion F-35 Contract With U.S.
• A Tragedy, but No Surprise, in Connecticut
• Barclays Says Market-Gaming Case Based on ‘Irrational Theory’
• Chavez Allies Rush to Venezuelan Summit Amid Cancer Vigil
• Intel Wins First Round in Patent Fight That Threatens Chips
• Croatia May Seek IMF Cooperation After S&P Cut Debt to Junk
• KPN Scraps Dividend to Finance Purchase of Web Spectrum
• Ariad Sinks on Safety Warnings With U.S. Drug Approval
• Google Head of Philanthropy Leaves to Advise Startups
• Bank of America Sued by DZ Bank Over Mortgage Securities
• United Technologies Growth Below Estimates After Goodrich
• World’s Richest Gain $6 Billion as Batista Gets Battered
• Success Breeds Slowdown for U.S. Gas Boom: Federal Reserve
• Gupta Says He Shouldn’t Have to Pay Goldman Sachs for Legal Fees
• FuelCell Surges on Sale of 14.9-Megawatt Plant: Boston Mover
• Emerging Stocks Rise a Fourth Week as Economies Rebound
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for December 14
• Southern Copper Unions to Strike Dec. 24 as Wage Talks Fail
• Treasuries Rally for First Time in Four Days as U.S. CPI Falls
• Mexico’s Peso Advances in Pena Nieto’s Second Week as President
• Brazil May Cut Chevron Oil Spill Cost to $149 Million
• Obama Says U.S. Hearts ‘Broken’ for Connecticut Victims
• Yen Gains From Almost Nine-Month Low; Euro Advances
• U.S. Wind Energy Trade Group Chief Bode Quits After Four Years
• Stocks Drop on Budget, Apple While Treasuries Gain on CPI
• Silver Bay Falls After Raising $245 Million in Offering
• Solazyme Rises on Commercial-Scale Output: San Francisco Mover
• Sirius Jumps Most Since August After Copyright Royalty Decision
• Apple Falls as UBS Projects Growth Slowdown: San Francisco Mover
• Credit Swaps in U.S. Rise on Budget Talks; Harbinger Sells Bonds
• Schlumberger Falls After Lower Earnings Forecast: Houston Mover
• Virgin Atlantic, Cathay Cleared in U.K. Price-Fix Probe
• Best Buy Falls After Extending Schulze’s Offer Deadline
• Sohu Climbs as Factory Data Fuels Weekly Rally: China Overnight
• U.S. Stocks Fall as Exchanges Open; S&P 500 Index Loses 0.3%
• Canadian Stocks Rise as China, U.S. Data Offset Factory Sales
• N.Y. Giants Running Back Ahmad Bradshaw to Miss Game At Atlanta
• Southwest Sees $100 Million in Revenue From Fee Changes
• Adobe Advances as Revenue, Profit Top Analysts’ Estimates
• Industrial Production in U.S. Jumps on Rebound From Sandy
• Senate Republicans Said to Discuss Tax Cut Fallback Plans
• U.S. Nuclear Output Falls as Nine Mile Point Shuts Unit 1
• AstraZeneca Wins U.S. Ruling to Block Generic Crestor
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for December 14
• Skip Holtz Is Louisiana Tech Football Coach 2 Weeks After Firing
• National Bank’s Allure Fades as Lending Hits Zenith
• Ethanol’s Discount to Gasoline Expands to Widest in Three Weeks
• Bank of America Says MBIA Defaulted on Contested Securities
• Discovery Agrees to Buys ProSiebenSat.1’s Nordic Unit
• Coca-Cola Femsa to Buy 51% of Coke Bottler in Philippines
• Macquarie Mexico IPO Offers REIT Where Murder Reigned
• GE Adds $10 Billion to Share Buybacks as Immelt Returns Cash
• Gulf Coast Reformulated Spot Gasoline Falls on Ample Supply
• NII Holdings Chairman Becomes Interim CEO
• New York Subway Plotter’s Cousin Sentenced to 40 Months
• Lockheed’s Stevens Says Budget Impasse Unnerves Business
• U.S. Upgrades Probe of Ford Floor Mats Jamming Gas Pedals
• Soybeans Rise on Improved Demand for U.S. Supplies; Corn Gains
• MetLife Extends Drop as Profit Forecast Misses Estimates
• Clearwire Mount Kellett Investor Spurns Sprint Offer
• Alexz Rises on European Union Backing for Bipolar Drug
• Georgia Envoy Says First Meeting With Russia Satisfactory
• Connecticut Shooting Suspect Said to Be Dead at Scene
• Ford Says It’s Talking to EPA About Hybrid Mileage Tests
• Ford COO Says He’s Learning to Work Beside CEO Mulally
• Batista’s Wealth Declines $7 Billion on Abu Dhabi Pledge
• HP Pretexting Case Investigator Sentenced to Prison
• Susan Rice’s Place Is in the White House
• Bovespa Extends Weekly Jump as Commodities Boost Vale
• Morgan Stanley Names Merger-Advisory Chiefs for U.S., Europe
• Croatia Debt Rating Cut to Junk by S&P
• Cotton Rises on U.S. Export Demand; Sugar, Orange Juice Advance
• Usiminas Slumps as Credit Suisse Tells Investors Sell: Rio Mover
• Brazil Swap Rates Extend Weekly Increase on Tombini
• Eletropaulo Plunges on Order to Pay 1986 Loan: Sao Paulo Mover
• NYU President Sexton To Face No-Confidence Vote
• Natural Gas Caps Third Weekly Drop on Outlook for Warm Weather
• Cattle Futures Extend Rally Amid Tight U.S. Supply; Hogs Decline
• LDK Solar Seeks Creditor Consent to Take on More Debt
• Bank of Montreal Sells Its Biggest Structured Note This Year
• Oil Options Volatility Falls as Global Factory Outlook Improves
• Oil Caps Weekly Gain on U.S., Chinese Manufacturing
• Samsung Supplier Hired Underage Workers, Forced Overtime
• Apple Stock Slide Endangers $241 Million of Structured Notes
• EPA Said to Tighten Soot Rules That Industry Fought
• Bernanke Says Proposed Foreign Bank Rules Would Reduce Risks
• Brazil's Anhanguera Rises on Plan to Boost Dividend
• Texas Counties Denied Class Status in Merscorp Fee Suit
• Hirst Ends 17-Year Relationship With Gagosian Gallery
• Starwood Books Upgrade as Hotel Demand Slows: Corporate Finance
• Emerging Stocks to Earn 20% on Decoupling, Schroder Says
• Amtrak Acela Replacement Plan Creates Bombardier Rivalry
• Obama Says Marijuana Users in Colorado, Washington Not Priority
• Stion Gets $25 Million to Expand Solar Panel Manufacturing
• Gold Little Changed as Investors Weigh Stimulus, Budget Concern
• UN Leak Shows More Evidence Humans Cause Global Warming
• Harbinger Group Issues $700 Million of Bonds to Refinance Debt
• Russia Calls U.S. Lawmakers ‘Hypocritical’ as Obama Signs Bill
• Peru Construction Boom Fuels ‘Spectacular’ Economic Growth
• Alior Jumps After Record IPO by Private Polish Company
• JPMorgan Names Chang as Global Head of Fixed-Income Research
• Pakistan Cuts Key Rate to 5-Year Low as Power Crisis Hits Growth
• Copper Extends Fifth Weekly Gain After China Data Boost
• Petrobras Argentina Gains on Speculation of YPF Bid
• Kerry Senate Exit May Create Muddled Massachusetts Race
• Treasury 4-Week Bill Rates Negative as Bank Outflows Projected
• Chilean Peso Gains After Offshore Investors Cut Short Positions
• German Prosecutor Takes Over Bomb Case on Terror Suspicion
• Jackson’s ‘Hobbit’ Grosses $13 Million in Midnight Screenings
• Flaherty Sees Canada Recession Without U.S. Fiscal Deal
• Basel III’s January Deadline Comes Too Soon for Most Nations
• Tribune Said to Scrap Huawei Tablet Plans Amid Software Struggle
• Doctors as Crony Capitalists
• Amtrak Acela Replacement Plan Creates Bombardier Rivalry
• Manchester City Cuts Full-Year Loss in Half as Revenue Rises
• Canadian Dollar Gains Versus Majors on China Factories
• EU States May Lose 225 Million Euros on Carbon Auction Delays
• Youkilis Signs With Yankees as Replacement for Injured Rodriguez
• Alcatel Gets $2.1 Billion Loans From Credit Suisse, Goldman
• Obama Signs Russia Trade Bill That May Be Tested in Meat Dispute
• EU Bank Regulation Deal Marks Path to True Economic Union
• U.K. Retailers Offering Most Discounts Since 2008, PwC Reports
• Heavy Canadian Crude Plummets as BP Said to Extend Refinery Work
• Italian Bonds Rise as Euro-Area Output Beats Analyst Forecasts
• Organizational Imperatives in the Era of Big Data
• Egyptian Rivals Step Up Campaigns on Draft Constitution
• AirWatch Meets Bankers to Weigh IPO for Early Next Year
• U.K. Stocks Are Little Changed Amid U.S. Budget Talks
• Continental Wind Seeking Buyer for Romanian Wind-Power Project
• Iraq Boom Hands Naimi 2013 Oil-Supply Challenge
• Bonuses Paid in Subordinated Debt Should Be Mandatory, EBA Says
• Nope, No Out Of Touch Old White Dudes Here
• How Many Friends Can Republicans Afford to Lose?
• ESPN Suspends Parker for Racial Comments on Redskins’ Griffin
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for December 14
• Sudan Rejects Imposed Solution on Abyei, Foreign Minister Says
• Are You Giving Up Power?
• Sugar Leads Gains as Natural Gas Declines: Commodities at Close
• U.S. Must Rethink Housing Ambitions, BofA’s Moynihan Says
• Covered Bonds Backed by Government May Unlock Renewables Cash
• European Stocks Are Little Changed; Alcatel Shares Climb
• Pound Gains for Second Week as Home Prices Add to Growth Signs
• Switzerland Stocks Decline as U.S. Budget Talks Continue
• Air France Study Shows Excess of 560 Flight Attendants
• Hutchison’s Fok ‘Feels Positive’ After Austrian Orange Meeting
• The First Time Tech Ruined the Music Business
• Jubilee in Advanced Talks to Combine With Platinum Australia
• BP’s U.S. Suspension Allows Airport-Fuel Exception for Pentagon
• Sanofi Cholesterol Drug With Isis Fails to Win EU Backing
• Serbia and Bulgaria Sign EU-Backed Accord to Link Gas Networks
• Scene in D.C.: ‘Downton Abbey’ Fans, Ireland Sandy Aid
• Congressman Behaving Badly, Bipartisan Edition
• EU Vows Pressure on Assad’s ‘Illegitimate Regime’
• Zuma Set to Win ANC Term as Villagers Bemoan His Mansion
• News Corp. Settled 22 More U.K. Tabloid Phone-Hacking Cases
• Metropolitan Opera Makes Debt Debut With $100 Million Sale
• Boehner Tax Stance Shows Reluctance to Give In Too Soon
• Muni Yields Rise Most This Year as Post-Election Demand Dwindles
• Deutsche Bank Found Partly Liable Over Kirch Media Bankru
• U.S. Open Moves Men’s Final to Monday After Five Years of Delays
• Adobe Advances as Revenue, Profit Top Analysts’ Estimates
• Air Cargo Slowdown Puts Squeeze on Specialist Carriers
• Activist Investor Elliott Boosts Stake in Emulex to 11%
• EPA Said to Tighten Soot Standards Industry Sought to Weaken
• Obama Meets Boehner at White House for Budget Talks
• Estonia Ruling Party Support Falls to New Low, ERR Says
• Israeli Foreign Minister Liberman to Resign After Fraud Charge
• Dutch Fishing Port Overtakes Detroit as Top Aluminum Location
• Orco Rebounds From Four-Week Low After Loan Deal: Prague Mover
• ABB Mirrors Siemens in Purge of Power Transmission Business
• Russia Stocks Gain as Oil Rises, Mechel Rallies on China Data
• Canadian October Factory Sales Fall Most in Nine Months
• Bank of America Sues MBIA Claiming Interference in Note Offer
• Ruble Retreats for Second Day as Investors Bet Gains Overdone
• Ukraine Deputy PM Khoroshkovskiy Quits to Protest Azarov
• Naira Retreats for First Week in Four on Seasonal Dollar Demand
• Czech Central Bank Urged Stronger Assurance on EU Banking
• Fisher Sees Fed Trapped in ‘Hotel California’ Position
• Bonus Disclosures Risk Backfiring by Boosting Pay Demands
• Dollar-Funding Stress Unchanged, Money-Market Indicators Show
• Serb 2012 Fiscal Gap to Fall to 6.1% of GDP, Dinkic Says
• Hungary's Socialists Narrow Gap With Orban, MTI Reports
• Austria Spat With Bavaria Intensifies Over Hypo Billions
• Enel Connects 70-Megawatt Mexico Wind Energy Plant to Power Grid
• EU to Discuss Romania Schengen Bid in March, Basescu Says
• S&P Ordered by Japan Financial Watchdog to Improve Rating
• Kenya Shilling Drops Most in Three Weeks on Seasonal Imports
• Consider Not Setting Goals in 2013
• Kazakh Sovereign Wealth Units May Borrow 1 Trillion Tenge
• Lithuania Ex-Bank Inspector Suspected of Snoras Bankruptcy Role
• Cyprus’s Woes ‘More Serious Than Greece,’ Juncker Warns
• USDA Illinois Soybean Crush Report for Dec. 14
• United Technologies Growth Below Estimates After Goodrich
• Deutsche Bank’s Legal Woes Deepen as Overhaul Hits Profit
• Fixing U.S. Air Traffic Dysfunction Seen in Example
• NIS and Energowind to Jointly Develop 102MW Serbian Wind Farm
• Switzerland to Stop Banks From Accepting Untaxed Assets
• Castro Sees Acceptable Cuban Economic Growth of 3.7% Next Year
• EU Plan to Delay Carbon Sales to Cut State Revenue, Poland Says
• State Tax Revenue Rebounds as Post-Recession Spending Rises
• CTC Media Gains Russian Digital TV Licenses Along With Usmanov
• USI Insurance Said to Set Final Terms on $1.03 Billion LBO Loan
• LNG Carrier Use Seen Declining as Fleet Swells Faster Than Trade
• European Stocks Are Little Changed; Alcatel Gains
• PSI Advances as CEO Sees Very Strong First Quarter: Berlin Mover
• Latvia’s Economy to Grow More Than Predicted in 2013, IMF Says
• Constancio Says ECB to Hire More Than 500 for Supervision
• South Africa Bond Yields Rise Most in a Month as Rand Fluctuates
• U.S. November Industrial Production and Capacity Report (Text)
• Mayor Bloomberg Scoffs at Effort to Stop Nissan’s New NYC Taxi
• EON, Dong-Backed U.K. Offshore Wind Farm Installs First 630 MW
• Ukraine May Join Russia to Shun Kyoto as Credits Fall
• KazMunaiGaz May Shun Oil Fund for Cheaper Borrowing Abroad
• Iraq Seeking Investors to Bolster Oil Export Pipeline Network
• Nigeria’s Amcon Spent 5.6 Trillion Naira on Bad Debts
• Gallup Poll: 32% of Americans Defer Medical Care Due to Cost
• Buffett Calls Allentown ‘Our Kind of Place’ to Buy Paper
• Bank of New York Mellon Names Karen Peetz as President
• Russia to Buy Less Western Debt Next Year, Siluanov Says
• Romanian President May Call Parliament to Convene on Dec. 19
• Panetta Signs Order to Allow Turkey to Get Patriots
• Consumer Prices in U.S. Decline More Than Forecast
• Fiat Rejects Report of Pending Chrysler Capital Increase
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Cameron Says European Integration Helps U.K.’s Demands
• Peabody Says First-Quarter Sales Will Decline by 2 Million Tons
• German-French Sparring Over Euro Caps 2012 Crisis Fight
• Fresenius Begins Talks on Biotech Unit Sale in Focus Move
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Treasury 30-Year Bonds Advance After U.S. Consumer Prices Fall
• Rajoy Says Spain Doesn’t Need a European Rescue Deal Now
• Canada October Manufacturing Sales Report (Text)
• UBS, ECB Deal Reaction, Bank of Canada, FDIC: Compliance
• Monti Courted by EU Chiefs to Seek Election to Italy Post
• Pound Heads for Weekly Gain as Home Prices Add to Growth Signs
• Lundbeck’s Anti-Alcoholism Pill Wins EU Regulatory Nod
• Aditya Birla Finance Ltd and Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. CP
• Gut Wins First World Cup Downhill as Vonn Crashes
• Andhra Bank and Syndicate Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• HDFC Bank and Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. CP deal:India Money
• Spain Could Be Beneficiary of Solidarity Fund, Merkel Says
• Andhra Bank and Axis Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• The Top Five Career Regrets
• S. African Corn Continues Fall, Tracking U.S. Decline
• UN Telecom Treaty Approved Amid U.S. Web-Censorship Concerns
• U.K. Debt Downgrade Isn’t Forgone Conclusion, S&P’s Kraemer Says
• Weavering Founder Charged With Fraud Over Hedge Fund’s Collapse
• Israel Inflation Slows in November as Gasoline Price Drops
• Vattenfall Cash Piles to Buoy Bond Holders: Nordic Credit
• TOP Oil Market News: Crude Advances, May Decline in Coming Week
• Manchester United’s Vidic Returns to Squad for Sunderland Match
• Serbia Sees Up to $16 Billion in Energy, Environment Investments
• LSE, LCH Still Negotiating Terms of Deal After OFT Clears
• Bollywood’s Eros to Chase Hollywood’s Investors: Corporate India
• Norilsk Departing CEO Strzhalkovsky Said to Get $100 Million
• Ireland to Push on With Cuts as Tensions Mount, Minister Says
• Kazakhs May Only Offer Citizens Shares in Two Companies in 2013
• Natural Gas Futures May Climb as Colder Weather Boosts Fuel Use
• ECB Says Risks Remain as Financial Tensions Ease Tangibly
• Google, True Religion, Hasbro: Intellectual Property
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.16% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• India Steps Up Policy Overhaul With Land Law Approval: Economy
• RMI Holdings Declines on Bank of America Cut: Johannesburg Mover
• Sweden’s Banks Face Extra Fees to Cover Foreign Reserve Buffer
• ECB Will Test Banks With EBA Before Taking Over, Nowotny Says
• Kidnappers Free Mother of Nigeria Finance Minister
• Romania to Sell Majority Stake in Posta Romana: Mediafax
• Brazil Economy Rebounds More Than Expected in October
• Portugal Airport Operator Said to Lure at Least Three Final Bids
• EU Car Sales Reach 19-Year Low as Recession Hits Peugeot
• Gut Wins Maiden Downhill in Val d’Isere as Lindsey Vonn Crashes
• Azerbaijan Jails Four for Involvement in March Riots, APA Says
• Serbia's 11-Month Fiscal Gap Hits 161.29 Billion Dinars
• Euro-Area Services, Manufacturing Fall Less Than Forecast
• KfW Finances Solar Projects for Brazil’s Soccer World Cup Arenas
• Emerging-Market Fund Flows Signal Drop to Bank of America
• EU Targets 2014 Deadline for Basel Implementation, Lawmaker Says
• China Plans to Invest $6 Billion in Water Projects, Journal Says
• Banks Spurn Europe Bond Rush Amid Central Bank Loan Largesse
• Tour de France to Start in England in 2014, Organizers Say
• Azerbaijan’s Inflation Rate Falls to 1.2% in First 11 Months
• Zoomlion Gets Approval to Add Debt After Pricing 10-Year Notes
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Dec 13, 2012.
• Most Asian Stocks Rise; Chinese Shares Surge on Economy
• SMA Equips Solar Unit to Help Power South Africa Chrome Ore Mine
• Lithuania to Join EU Financial-Transaction Tax, Butkevicius Says
• U.K. Green Energy Plans Boost Power Bills 54% by 2020
• Euro-Area Inflation Rate Declines to 2.2% in November on Energy
• China Five-Year Swaps Rise in Week on Economic Recovery Optimism
• Structured Products Facing Mis-Selling Risks Cautions Regulator
• Scots Funds Hunt Stocks to Beat Pessimism Lasting Into 2013
• Roach Sees Abe’s Unlimited Easing Failing to Push Japan Recovery
• All Portugal Wants for Christmas Is Equal Treatment: Euro Credit
• McAlpine Sues U.K. Speaker’s Wife Bercow Over Twitter Post
• Crude Rises; Copper, Rubber Gain on China: Commodities at Close
• India’s Nov. Inflation Rate at 7.24%; Median Forecast 7.6
• Longest High-Speed Railway to Compete With A380s in China
• Indonesia’s Bonds Complete Best Week in a Month on Fed Stimulus
• China Considers Easing Rule on RQFII Investment in Bonds
• Vietnam’s 3-Year Government Bonds Have Worst Week in Two Months
• European Insurer Outlook Negative on Low Rates, Regulator Says
• Lithuanian Minister Calls for Energy Accord, Verslo Zinios Says
• Bucher Calls for Swiss to Work 45-Hour Weeks or Risk Losing Jobs
• PPG Buys Akzo’s U.S. Household Paints Unit for $1.05 Billion
• Japex to Boost Output at Canadian Oil-Sands Project With Nexen
• Korean Won Leads Gains in Asia on Fed, China Boost; Yuan Weakens
• Biggest China Deal Sours as Cnooc Ratings Hit 3-Year Low
• Taiwan Bonds Complete Weekly Drop, Currency Gains on Fed Easing
• Dollar Funding Costs Hold at 12-Week Low in Euro Money Markets
• France Telecom CFO Says Stock, Cash Generation Undervalued
• Tokyo Steel Shifts Output as Power Costs Rise Post-Fukushima
• Nigeria Policemen Held Over Kidnap of Minister’s Mother
• AirAsia Unveils 100-Jet Order for Airbus to Drive Expansion
• Rebar Climbs to Five-Month High as China Data Boost Outlook
• Zimbabwe’s Bulawayo City Seeks $82m for Water, Newsday Reports
• Russia May Start Rate Cuts in March, VTB Capital Says
• Indian Rupee, Bonds Rally as Inflation Declines to 10-Month Low
• Serbia Extends Detention of Miskovic to 30 Days, RTS Says
• Azeri 11-Month Oil Output Falls 6.8%, Statistics Committee Says
• EU Seeks Plan to Handle Failing Banks Amid Cost Concerns
• Copper Set for Fifth Weekly Gain After China Data Boost Outlook
• Worst Premier for JGBs Since ’94 Poised for Return
• China Manufacturing May Expand at Faster Pace This Month
• China’s Stocks Rally Most in Three Years on Support Speculation
• Thai Ex-Premier Abhisit Charged With Murder for 2010 Deaths
• Philippines Ready to Unveil Rule to Cap Inflows; Stocks Fall
• German 10-Year Bunds Open Little Changed, Leaving Yield at 1.36%
• Hughes Makes 86 on Comeback as Australia Reaches 299-4 in Test
• South Korean Won Completes Best Week in Two Months on Fed
• Russia Faces Economy Trap as Oil Decline Looms, EBRD Says
• Japan Stocks Swing Between Gains, Losses After BOJ Tankan
• Sojitz Sees Beyond Rare Earths in Non-Nuclear Japan
• Afghanistan, Pakistan Draft Plan for Talks With Taliban
• Murdoch Son Seen Vying to Reclaim Ten Network: Real M&A
• Asian Dollar Bond Spreads to Widen in First Quarter: HSBC
• India’s Fertilizer Stocks Climb on Urea Policy: Mumbai Mover
• Chelsea Ready to Offer Falcao $16 Million a Year: Soccer Roundup
• ITC’s Das Forecasts Education Unit Sales to Double by March 2014
• Bengals Beat Eagles 34-13 to Lead Steelers in NFL Playoff Race
• Carmelo Anthony’s 30 Points Lead Knicks to NBA Defeat of Lakers
• Australand Rejects GPT Bid for Industrial, Commercial Units
• Australian, N.Z. Dollar Rise Amid China Manufacturing Prospects
• Oil Heads for Weekly Gain on China, U.S. Manufacturing Outlook
• Wheat Bulls Retreat as U.S. Estimates Roil Markets: Commodities
• Insurance Australia Sells U.K. Business, Flags Loss on Sale
• Deadbeat Fleeced Top Financiers, Famous Madam: Lewis Lapham
• Gallant to Buy 52% of Auto Dealer Indomobil Sukses
• San Francisco Office Costs Increase the Most in the World
• Angels Sign Josh Hamilton for 5 Years, $125 Million, ESPN Says
• Women at Law Firms, Fried Frank, Latham: Business of Law
• U.S. Investment in Australian Gas Plant Faces Lawsuit
• Pemex Sues Siemens Claiming Bribery in Refinery Project
• Auction-Rate Costing Local Taxpayers $9.6 Billion: Muni Credit
• Silver Bay Raises $245 Million in Single-Family REIT IPO
• Caregivers Bloodied Patients as Complaints Drew Laughter
• Nude Sunbathers Have No Beach to Tan in N.J. After Sandy
• Alberta-Quebec Oil Pipeline Reversal Study Done by June
• Michigan Lawmakers Approve New Emergency Manager Law
• HP Former CEO Says Board Shares Blame for Autonomy Deal
• Hostess Said to Attract Bids From Wal-Mart, Kroger
• FDIC Guarantee Program Set to Expire After Senate Block
• Marois Sees New Quebec Mining Royalty Regime After March
• Quebec’s Marois Rules Out Referendum Without Majority
• What Holiday? Fiscal Talks a Grinch From K Street to Wall Street
• Michigan Anti-Labor Law Seen as Domino Changing Rust Belt
• From Facebook IPO to Tsunami, Bloomberg Best Photos 2012
• Georgia Tech Uses Low-Cost Loans for Transforming Ramblin’ Wreck
• Rice Withdrawal Clears Way for Obama Security Team Revamp
• Treasury Yields Below Inflation May Last Years: Chart of the Day