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January 7, 2013

• Vietnamese Stocks Advance Most in Asia on Policy Speculation
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 01/08/2013
• Leon Black Investing Dartmouth Money Stirs Ethics Debate
• Alabama Beats Notre Dame to Keep College Football National Title
• Dollar May Reach 94 Yen, Most Since May ’10: Technical Analysis
• U.S. Hedge Fund Davidson Kempner Said to Build Up Stake in F&N
• Pakistan Loving Fatburger as Fast Food Boom Ignores Drones
• BYD Advances on China’s Electric Vehicle Push: Hong Kong Mover
• Rubber Trades Near 8-Month High as China May Build Stockpiles
• Whitehaven Considers Selling Stake in Maules Creek, CEO Says
• China Should Boost Local Brands to Be Auto Superpower, CAAM Says
• Chiefs Hire Ex-Eagles Coach Reid After Going NFL-Worst 2-14
• Copper Rises First Time in Four Days on Asian Orders
• Bumi-Rothschild Showdown Set for February Investor Meeting
• China Money Rate Drops a Fifth Day as PBOC Boosts Cash Injection
• Xinhua Unit Applies for Shanghai IPO Amid Domestic Censor Debate
• China Throws Gillard Lifeline as Iron Ore Revives
• Asia Syndicated Loans Slide to Two-Year Low as Club Deals Rise
• Sinotruk, Bright Food, Svenska Handelsbanken: China Bond Alert
• Malaysia Funds Subway With First Exchange Bonds: Southeast Asia
• Yuan Rises Toward 19-Year High on Optimism Reforms to Draw Funds
• Hong Kong Stocks Drop Third Day Amid Overheating Signals
• Australia Posts Widest Trade Gap Since ’08 on Record Imports
• Top Underwriters Led by BTG See Equities Sales Doubling
• Commodity Investments Attract $20.5 Billion in 2012, Citi Says
• Taiwan Equity Movers: HTC, Largan, Mediatek, Innolux
• Toyota Pursues ‘Co-Pilot’ Car Over Self-Driving Vehicle
• Apple Says Application Downloads Have Exceeded 40 Billion
• Google Officials Arrive in N. Korea on Trip U.S. Opposed
• TOP Oil Market News: Crude Trades Near Four-Month High in N.Y.
• Orange County Rewarded as Pension-Bond Issues Boom: Muni Credit
• Sharp Sees Third Year of Double-Digit U.S. Growth
• Cerberus to End Control of Aozora in $1.8 Billion Stake Sale
• If Judges Aren’t Politicians, What Are They?
• U.S. Set for Biggest State-Local Jobs Boost Since 2007
• More Gloom for Britain’s Shrinking High Streets
• Norden Returning to Profit After Wager on Extended Rout
• Top Picks: The Crystal Elegance of True French Chardonnay
• What Top Chef Had to Say About Unhappy Diner’s Blouse
• ‘Les Mis’ Director Lauds Jackman, Recalls ’King’s Speech’
• Cuomo Seeks to Tighten New York Assault-Rifle Ban After Newtown
• Why Austerity Works and Stimulus Doesn’t
• Oil Tanker Overseas Reymar Hits San Francisco’s Bay Bridge
• Why a Debt-Ceiling Fight Is Good for the Country
• Turkish Investors Need to Watch What They Say
• Fiscal Fix Should Include Disability Reform
• Basel’s Diluted Liquidity Rule Compounds Capital Failure
• Samsung to Release First Windows 8 Models in U.S.
• Mexico CPI Bond Yields Hold Near Seven-Month High; Peso Declines
• Messi Wins Record Fourth Straight Award as Soccer’s Best Player
• Japanese, U.S. Stock Futures Little Changed as Yen Strengthens
• Citigroup Names Forese, Manuel Medina-Mora Co-Presidents
• U.S. Might Lack Cash to Pay All Bills Feb. 15, Policy Group Says
• Emerging Stocks Retreat From Valuations at September High
• Yingli Expects 2012 Panel Shipments to Exceed 2.2 Gigawatts
• Political-Disclosure Rule Seekers See Hopeful Sign on SEC Agenda
• Crude Volatility Rises From Eight-Month Low
• Dell Says Mergers Head Johnson Has Departed for Blackstone
• Bill Ackman Says Just Getting Started Exposing Herbalife
• Berkshire RV Unit Acquires Majority Stake in Spartan Facility
• Accused U.K.-Based Terrorist Naseer Appears in U.S. Court
• Christie ‘Got Lucky’ Sandy Struck, Senate President Says
• Intel Unveils Technology Targeting Mobile Device Shift
• Lone Star Begins Raising $5 Billion for Property Fund
• Exxon Hedges Oil Sands With Offshore Hebron Project
• ‘Texas Chainsaw’ Is No. 1 Film With $23 Million in Sales
• Treasury Yields Close to 8-Month Highs Before Auctions
• N.Z. Consumer Confidence, Spending Boosted by House Price Rises
• Euro Advances From Almost 3-Week Low Before ECB Meets; Yen Gains
• Canada Dollar Gains for 2nd Day as Business Gauge Rises
• N.Z. Dollar Rallies Versus Peers Amid Japan Stimulus Speculation
• THQ Approved for Extended Sale Process, Bankruptcy Loan
• Celtics Guard Rondo Suspended, to Miss Tonight’s Game at Knicks
• Do Credit Ratings Matter? We Will Soon Find Out
• Credit Swaps in U.S. Decline; Toyota Sells $1.5 Billion of Bonds
• PDVSA Bonds Drop on Mounting Concern About Chavez Succession
• Google Stops Informing Chinese Users About Disruptive Searches
• Baidu Drives ADR Drop After 5-Week Surge: China Overnight
• AIG Damaged by Government Run Amok, Ex-CEO Greenberg Says
• Everton Eases Past Cheltenham Into F.A. Cup Soccer Fourth Round
• Nationstar Surges on $215 Billion BofA Mortgage Deal
• Warner Forms Animation Unit With Plan for One Film a Year
• SEC Names Ex-CFTC Enforcement Chief Aronow General Counsel
• Gulf Gasoline Gains After Motiva Shuts Port Arthur Unit
• Stocks Slip Before Earnings as Dollar Weakens, Yen Gains
• Defense Budget Cuts of $45 Billion Seen by Pentagon
• Obama Says Hagel With Brennan to Help U.S. Meet Threats
• Wages a Balm for U.S. Workers Facing Payroll-Tax Shock
• China Growth Can Beat 8% for 20 Years on Reform, Lin Says
• Hering’s Top Return Ranking Threatened by Gap’s Arrival
• Oil Steady on Debt Ceiling Concern, Supply Expectations
• Long Island Power Should Be Private, New York Panel Says
• Amazon Surges to Record High on Global E-Commerce Growth
• Citigroup Fires Private Bank CIO Cookson Amid Job Reductions
• Hedge Funds Squeezed With Shorts Beating S&P 500
• U.S. Stocks Decline Ahead of Corporate Earnings Season
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for January 7
• Ethanol’s Discount to Gasoline Narrows on More Expensive Costs
• Barge Operators Boost Mississippi Cargo as River Deepens
• Airbus Wingtips Luring $2.8 Billion Order From Hawaiian
• Clinton Gets Ovation, Football Helmet on Return to Office
• Arena Seeks Partners in Europe, China for Obesity Drug
• Roche Comments May Mean No Illumina Deal in Near Term
• Toyota Issues $1.5 Billion of Bonds in Two-Part Dollar Offering
• AthenaHealth Acquires Epocrates, the Angry Birds of Health
• Soy, Corn Rise From Six-Month Lows on U.S. Supply Concern
• Coffee Deal Wave Sparks Krispy Kreme-to-Jamba Appetite
• Mexico Sells $1.5 Billion of Bonds in First 2013 Sovereign Deal
• Peregrine Soars on Confirmed Lung Cancer Study Results
• Bovespa Index Drops as Economists Cut Brazil’s Growth Forecast
• Imax Gains as ‘Hobbit’ Boosts JPMorgan Forecast
• Illumina Falls as Roche Drops Deal to Buy U.S. Company
• Bristol-Myers May Sell Experimental Migraine Drug
• Roku Boxes to Stream Live TV in Time Warner Cable Pact
• Solar Mosaic’s Crowdfunding Beats Treasuries With 4.5% Return
• Cancers Linked to HPV Rise in U.S. on Low Vaccine Use
• Higher-Cost Breast Screening Doesn’t Detect More Cancers
• Shell’s Grounded Arctic Drilling Rig Towed to Safe Harbor
• U.K. Man Sentenced to Time Served for Trading Plot
• Greens on the Run in Debate Over Genetically Modified Food
• Wheat Advances as U.S. Drought Threatens Winter Harvest
• Peru Sol Falls for First Time in Week as Bank Purchases Dollars
• Does Chuck Hagel Have a ‘Jewish Problem’?
• Sugar, Coffee Climb on Index Rebalancing; Cocoa Rises
• JPMorgan Seeks Liability Shield in WaMu Bondholder Suit
• Hagel Independence Attracts Obama as Israel Issue Looms
• Astronauts on Mars Mission May Be Exhausted on Arrival
• Natural Gas Drops on January Weather Outlook, Record Production
• The 14th Amendment is Obama's Best Option on Debt Ceiling
• Eletrobras Leads Brazil Utilities Rout on Depleted Reservoirs
• Credit Suisse Loses Bid to Dismiss Elbit’s $16 Million Suit
• Metro Pacific Rises After Acquiring Stake in Manila Water Group
• Israel Presses U.S. for Military Threat Against Iran
• Gold Drops for Third Straight Session on Fed’s Stimulus Signals
• HSBC Is Sued by U.S. Borrowers Over Mortgage Insurance
• Gulf Crudes Weaken as West Texas Intermediate Gains Versus Brent
• Mandee Owner Big M Files for Bankruptcy on Sandy Closing
• Argentine President Rents $880,000 Jet for Cuba, Asia Travel
• Credit Suisse High-Yield Co-Head Oplinger Said to Leave
• Class-Action Limits Weighed as Court Hears Claim of Abuse
• Texas Starts Budget Debate Flush With Energy Boom Cash
• Bulls Add to Wagers for First Time Since November: Commodities
• E.CL Gains on Prospect Miners to Buy More Power: Santiago Mover
• International Consumer Electronics Show
• Christie Stands by Comeback as Sandy Drives Election Year
• JPMorgan Says New York Filed Bear Stearns Suit Too Late
• Forbes Family Trust Partners With Lenfest Family Office
• Banks Win 4-Year Delay as Basel Liquidity Rule Loosened
• Suzano Weighs Selling Land, Forestry to Cut Debt, CFO Says
• GE Unit Gama to Complete Jordan Water Pipeline Project This Year
• Money-Back Offer From NBA’s Suns Yields 365 Refund Requests
• B&C Partners With Oberbank to Support Metal Maker AMAG
• Obama's Second Term: More (and More Presidential) Polarization
• Brazil Forces Some Pension Funds to Pare Floating Debt
• Vestas Advances on Maintenance Contract for 121 Turbines in Iowa
• Microsoft Leases Manhattan Offices in 11 Times Square
• Google Patent Offers Probably Won’t End Microsoft Suit
• European Carbon Permits Climb Most in a Month After Auction
• Relapasa Advances Most in 19 Months on Sale Report: Lima Mover
• The Federal Government Is Not a Small Business
• Vitol Sells European Naphtha; Diesel Barges Gain: Oil Products
• BofA Earmarks $11.7 Billion to Cap Fannie Mae’s Claims
• Syracuse’s Doug Marrone Is Named Coach of NFL’s Buffalo Bills
• AT&T Adds U-Verse Video-Streaming Service for $5 a Month
• MBA Gender Pay Gap in Venture Capital Increases in Past Decade
• Vitol Fails to Buy Forties; BFOE Crude Exports at 9-Month High
• Turkey Stocks Rally Not Over on Lower Valuations, BofA Says
• RBC Hires Ex-Citigroup Analyst Mahaney to Cover Web Stocks
• Caviar Distributor Gets Time Served for Fraud Scheme
• Why Platinum Coin Opponents Are All Wrong
• Gerard Depardieu's Real Russian Love
• U.K. Starts Disciplinary Action Against West Coast Bid Officials
• UBS Plans 10,000 Job Cuts, Raises Profitability Goal
• Futura Rises on Erection-Gel Licensing Deal Speculation
• U.S. Debt May Rise as D.C. Dysfunction Draws Downgrade, UBS Says
• Intarcia Says It’s in Partner Talks Beyond Diabetes Drugs
• Cocoa Is Biggest Gainer as Lead Declines: Commodities at Close
• Severn Trent Fined for Ammonia Pollution at U.K. Sewage Plant
• German Stocks Decline Amid U.S. Budget Deficit Concerns
• BlackRock’s IShares Drew Record Deposits in U.S. in 2012
• Portuguese Banks Gain on Liquidity Rule Decision: Lisbon Mover
• Gilts Rise for First Time in Six Days as Cameron Sees Tough Year
• U.K. Stocks Drop From 23-Month High; Banks Advance
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for January 7
• European Stocks Decline on Valuation; Peugeot Rallies
• J&J Facing Trial Over Artificial-Hip Claims in Maryland
• Most Swiss Stocks Decline; Schmolz Falls, Banks Rally
• Magyar Telekom Drops on Toll Tender Loss Report: Budapest Mover
• Coutts Wins Bid to Throw Out Employment Claim by Whistle Blower
• Italian Bonds Drop Before Auction Amid Berlusconi Pact
• Nuclear Output Rises as Exelon Returns Reactor to 100%
• Mol Leads BUX to Longest Rally in Nine Years: Budapest Mover
• Missoni Fashion House Seen Overcoming Heir Disappearance
• Ruspetro in Record Drop on Slower Output Growth: London Mover
• Bank of Canada Starts Search for New Governor
• Cameron, Clegg See U.K. Economy ‘Healing’ as Deficit Cut
• Shell Leads S. Africa on Record Oil Rush as Coal Falters: Energy
• Goldman Plans IPO of German Homes Unit With $6.1 Billion
• Airbus Is Preferred Bidder on India Military-Tanker Plane
• Nordic Next-Month Power Rises to 11-Month High on Dry Weather
• European February Power Rises as Fuels Gain on Freezing Weather
• Estonian Air Reaches Labor Deal With Pilots, Strike Annulled
• Former Goldman Partner Cahilly Joins NBA as CFO, VP of Strategy
• Equity Residential to Sell Up to $1.5 Billion of Units
• Brazil Energy Prices Jump 62% Amid Rationing Concern, CCEE Says
• Banks Win 4-Year Delay as Basel Liquidity Rule Loosened
• J&J Faces First Vaginal Mesh Implant Trial in New Jersey
• Barclays Profit Seen Boosted by Relaxed Liquidity Rules
• Happy New Year: The Worst Is Over
• Berlusconi Renews Pact With League, Putting Senate in Play
• Hagel Poses Tougher Fight Than Kerry as Obama Shapes Team
• U.S. Says Mississippi Depth Sufficient for January Barge Traffic
• U.S. Stocks Will Drop on Slower Profit Growth, UBS’s Golub Says
• Notre Dame-Alabama Title Tickets Drop 50% to $1,496.81
• Dish Mulls Letting Advertisers Bid on Shows in Real Time
• First Solar Seeking Efficiency Boost With Intermolecular
• IAG 2012 Traffic Gains on British Airways Growth as Iberia Flags
• Cemig Falls on Report of Low Reservoir Concern
• TV Makers Feeling Apple Heat Give Sets a Smartphone Feel
• Trial Opens for Officer Accused of Seeking News Corp. Bribes
• Motiva Port Arthur Said to Halt Crude Unit Start as Clamp Fails
• Euro Gains Versus Dollar After Approaching Lowest in 3 Weeks
• Polish Next-Day Power Rises to Highest in Three Weeks on Exports
• Canada Ivey Purchasing Index Rises First Time in 5 Months
• BP, Shell Back Development of World’s Longest Wind Turbine Blade
• LBMA’s Best Gold Forecaster Hochreiter Says Bull Market Over
• Iran Crude Oil Exports Drop 40 Percent Amid Sanctions, ISNA Says
• IDB Holding Bonds Drop Most in 2 Weeks as Holders Reject Deal
• A Short, Short List for Treasury Secretary
• EasyJet Adds 3.7 Million Passengers to Narrow Ryanair’s Lead
• Canadian Stocks Decline as Energy, Financial Companies Slump
• Pope Urges EU to Fight Wealth Gap as Much as Bond Spreads
• Ireland’s Debt Agency to Sell 2017 Bond in ‘Massive Step’
• VW Starts First Europe Corporate Bond Sale of This Year
• Ivory Coast Has Put Economy Back on Track, IMF’s Lagarde Says
• Employment Index in U.S. Climbed in December to Four-Year High
• European Coal for 2014 Delivery Declines for Third Day to Record
• Cheap Money Era That Saved U.S. Housing Seen Bottoming
• F.I.B.I. Holdings Surges on Bank Unit Plans: Tel Aviv Mover
• Kenya Shilling Weakens for Second Day on Rate-Cut Speculation
• France Doubles Solar Target, Seeks to Promote European Equipment
• Romanian Central Bank Keeps Rates Steady as Inflation Slows
• Exxon Unit Rejected by High Court in Puerto Rico Gas Case
• Nigeria’s Naira Weakens for Second Day on Corporate Demand
• Retractable Rejected by Top Court on Becton Patent Appeal
• Air France Offers Discount Fares in Bid to Repel EasyJet Threat
• Lithuanian Russia ‘Reset’ Won’t Harm U.S. Ties, Butkevicius Says
• Rand Declines as Importers Buy Dollars in Post-Holiday Trade
• ICAP Says Daily Currency Volumes Fell to Lowest Since 2006
• Stem-Cell Research Can Proceed as Court Rejects Appeal
• Cameron Sets New Priorities for U.K. Coalition
• Another Reason to Worry About Financial Derivatives
• BASF’s Pronova Deal Faces Opposition From Shareholders
• France Considers Charging Google for Network Capacity
• Dollar-Funding Stress Is Unchanged, Money-Market Indicators Show
• Yandex Drops as Antitrust Ruling Stokes Google Concerns
• IDE Desalination Plant Project Contracts Valued at $650 Million
• Mercuria Said to Hire Standard Bank’s Harrison as Copper Trader
• Energy Future Extends $646 Million of Revolving Loans Until 2016
• Ford to Offer Rhapsody Music Service in 1 Million Autos
• Brazil Real Trades at Two-Month High on Concern Over Inflation
• South Africa Richards Bay Coal Declines to Lowest in Three Weeks
• Algae.Tec Plans $200 Million Bond Sale to Fund Clean-Fuel Plants
• Oil Futures Fall; Morgan Stanley Sees Supply Recovery
• Chile Peso Extends Biggest Emerging-Market Gain on Economic Data
• Weavering Founder Appears in Court Over Hedge Funds Collapse
• Banks Said to Ask for 30-Day Delay on U.A.E. Mortgage Caps
• HPCL Ltd CP deal:India Money Markets
• U.S. Northeast, Midwest May Cool in Mid-January
• Kotak Bank and OBC Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Godrej Ind. Ltd Ltd. and Nirma Ltd. CP:India Money Markets
• Andhra Bank and OBC Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Azeri 2012 Oil Exports Decline at Port Used by BP-Led Pipeline
• Obama Will Name Counterterror Chief Brennan as CIA Director
• European Banking Shares Surge on Eased Liquidity Rules
• U.K. Names Former Banker to Head Energy Department
• Oasmia Soars on Global Dog Cancer Deal With Abbott Laboratories
• Emirates Chief Says 30 More A380s Needed for New Routes
• BofA to Pay Fannie Mae $3.6 Billion in Mortgage Deal
• Best Buy, Toys R Us Say Wal-Mart Price Ads Deceived
• Barclays Among Banks Asked by to Cap Zimbabwe Rates
• How to Allocate Your Time, and Your Effort
• Colombia CPI Rose 0.09% in December From Month Earlier
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Brazil Swap Rates Rise on Outlook for Inflation; Real Advances
• Vatican ATMs Down, Circuit Breakers, JPMorgan: Compliance
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Warsaw Bourse Management Change Won’t Delay New Trading System
• South African Corn Futures Decline as Chicago Price Drops
• Euro Set to Rise to $1.33 as Key Level Holds: Technical Analysis
• No New Normal as Stocks to Bonds Rallied Like the 1990s
• Lebanese Storm Kills Two as Government Closes Schools
• NBAD Soars on Bets Mortgage Caps to Be Delayed: Abu Dhabi Mover
• Germany Added Record Solar Panels in 2012 Even as Subsidies Cut
• HKEx Names New Heads of Global Markets After LME Takeover Closes
• Irish Life CEO Delays Exit Amid Revived Great-West Takeover Bid
• Forint Weakens as Hungary Rate Cut Bets Boost Treasury Bill Sale
• Suzlon Unit to Supply Wind Turbines at Infinergy, Triodos Parks
• India’s Rupee Weakens to One-Month Low Over Deficit Concerns
• Kodak, Disney, Apple, DC Comics: Intellectual Property
• India’s 10-Year Bond Yield at Two-Year Low as Easing Forecast
• Peugeot Jumps on Speculation of Faurecia Unit Stake Sale
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.16% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• WTI Oil to Rise, Defying Hanging Man Pattern: Technical Analysis
• North Sea Gullfaks Crude Exports to Rise to Six Lots in February
• Kenya’s Shilling Heads for Seven-Month Low on Rate Cut Bets
• Chilean Economy Grew Faster-Than-Forecast 5.5% in November
• Base Resources to Protect Kenya Mining Rights After Cancelation
• Malta’s Gonzi Claims Policy Success as Election Campaign Starts
• Chinese Mayor Apologizes for Drinking Water Contamination
• India Lowers Forecast for Wireless-Company Levy, Official Says
• Prince Charles Says Future Grandchild Makes Him More Green
• Patriarch Kirill Urges Russians to Adopt After U.S. Ban
• Solarworld Soars After Buffett’s Industry Stake: Frankfurt Mover
• EU Sells Carbon Permits in Auction Above Prevailing Market Price
• Brazil, China to Sign $30 Billion Swap Agreement, Paul Says
• Wereldhave to Sell U.S. Portfolio to Lone Star for $720M
• U.K. Home Prices Rise as Halifax Sees Stagnating Market
• Asian Stocks Drop After Seven-Week Rally; Nomura Drops
• Mobius Buying More Malaysian Stocks; May Sell Indonesian Banks
• Brazil Analysts Cut 2013 GDP Forecast, Raise Inflation Call
• Wynn Resorts Lures MGM Executive for New Casino-Development Unit
• Gas at $8 May Lure Reliance to Start New India Fields
• Contax, Ferreira Gomes, Light, Transnorte: Brazil Bond Alert
• Toyota Pushes Back Plan to Make China Million-Unit Market
• Palm Oil Stockpiles in Malaysia Seen Near Record: Survey
• Copper Falls as Report May Show Weaker German Factory Orders
• New Delhi Rape Accused in Court as Protests Force Closed Hearing
• SNB’s Zurbruegg Is Concerned About Swiss Property Market
• Schmolz Declines on Chairman’s Takeover Comments: Zurich Mover
• Sanusi Plans ‘Appropriate’ Policy in Response to Budget: ThisDay
• German 10-Year Bunds Stay Higher After Producer Prices Report
• Banks to Increase Control Over Shipping in Moore Stephens View
• Daimler Rises on Report China Wealth Fund May Buy Stake
• India Imposes 20% Import Tax on Chinese Hot-Rolled Flat Steel
• Euro-Area Producer-Price Inflation Slows More Than Estimated
• Fed QE Concern Mixes With Supply Driving Up Rates: Turkey Credit
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jan 04, 2013.
• Draghi Seeks Extended Calm in 2013 on Fading Euro Economy
• Shekel Weakens to 3-Week Low as Dollar Rallies on Debt Purchases
• Lippo Joins Developer Bond Flurry
• Fingerprint Jumps as Japan Expansion Continues: Stockholm Mover
• Abe Seen Spending 12 Trillion Yen to Boost Japan’s Economy
• Norway Unemployment Unexpectedly Rises as Economic Growth Slows
• Europe Investor Confidence Jumps as Debt Crisis Improves
• U.K. Natural Gas Jumps Most Since August as Statoil Cuts Output
• Air Berlin Names Strategy Chief Prock-Schauer as Chief
• Wilmar Stock Slump May Extend on Trading Concern: Southeast Asia
• Shell Gets Approval From Alaska to Move Drilling Ship
• Samsung Says Appliance Sales to Increase 50% on Premium Strategy
• Shui On Land Falls on Full-Year Profit Warning: Hong Kong Mover
• Morrison Sales Drop Worsens at Christmas on Competition
• U.K. Deputy PM Clegg To Begin Weekly Phone-In Radio Show
• Lenovo China Smartphone Profit to Fund Emerging Market Push
• China’s CSI 300 Stock Index Enters Bull Market After 20% Rally
• Taiwan Dollar Forwards Snap Three-Day Drop on U.S. Jobs Data
• Rupiah Drops Most in Seven Months on Concern Inflows Will Slow
• Sharp Revenue Gaining as Capital-Raising Measures Considered
• Vietnam Three-Year Bonds in Longest Winning Streak Since July
• Korea Seen Resisting Rate Cut as Won Threatens Exports
• Crude Declines; Corn Gains; Palm Oil Falls: Commodities at Close
• Softbank Declines on Planned Sprint Deal Complaint: Tokyo Mover
• Taiwan December Exports Rise More Than Estimated on China Demand
• China Stock Rally May End Without Reform, Alliance CEO Says
• German 10-Year Bunds Advance as Italian Securities Decline
• Djokovic, Azarenka Named Top Seeds for Australian Open Tennis
• Czech Industrial Output Fell More Than Forecast in November
• Japan’s Copper-Alloy Output May Rise 4% in 2013 on Weaker Yen
• Air Pollution Killed 4,460 in Tehran Last Year, Mehr Says
• Nikkei 225 Falls From 22-Month High on Overheating Signs
• TOP Oil Market News: Crude Fluctuates After Last Week’s Gain
• China’s Coldest Winter in 28 Years Hurts Wheat Crop, Center Says
• Iran Lawmakers Find Cyber Police Guilty of Blogger Death: Mehr
• China Sets First Rare Earth Output Quota for 2013 at 46,900 Tons
• Bernanke Strikes First Yen Blow as Yield Gap Rises: Japan Credit
• Wildfires Force 3,000 From Homes in Australian Heatwave
• Nvidia Unveils Fastest Mobile Chip to Spur Smartphones
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• China Drugmakers Advance on H1N1, Industry Plan: Shanghai Mover
• Australian Ex-Parliament Speaker Summoned on Fraud Claims
• Aussie Rises Against Major Peers on Japan Stimulus; Kiwi Slides
• China’s Stocks Rise, Led by Health-Care, Financial Companies
• Vietnam Stocks Rise Most in Asia on Government Aid Speculation
• San Miguel Leads Philippine Index Rally to Record: Manila Mover
• Oregon Coach Chip Kelly Spurns NFL to Stay With Ducks, ESPN Says
• Mergers in 2013, Jones Day, Cadwalader: Business of Law
• Redskins’ Robert Griffin III to Have Scan After Re-Injuring Knee
• Seals, Beaches, Pasta Make Baja Sur Memorable: Travel
• Gay Kiss in ‘Bloody Sunday’ Broke Rules: The Rainer File
• Energy Boosts U.S. Office Market as Pittsburgh Rents Jump
• CFPB Readies New Mortgage Rules as Banks Seek More Time
• Megabus, BoltBus Overcome U.S. Stigma With Cheap Travel
• Natural Gas Vies With Electric Hybrids in GE Auto Fleet
• Brain-Injury Center Seeks Bankruptcy as Bank Sees Default
• Pharma Deals North of $10 Billion Seen Returning in 2013
• PGA Tour Opener Has Play Canceled Again, Targets Tuesday Finish
• Seahawks, Ravens Reach Second Round of NFL Playoffs With Wins
• NHL, Players’ Union Prepare for Season After Reaching Settlement
• Beating Notre Dame for Title Adds $400,000 to Saban’s Payday
• ‘Texas Chainsaw 3D’ Is No. 1 Film With $23 Million in Receipts
• Comcast NBC Delays Biggest TV Shows to Avoid Repeats
• Wall Street Outspent Lawyers Funding Romney’s Bid
• Tarullo Sees Big Banks With Fed Rule Protecting Taxpayer
• McConnell Takes Taxes Off the Table in Debt Limit Negotiations