Archive

January 14, 2013

• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Li Ka-Shing’s CKI to Buy New Zealand Firm for $421 Million
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 01/15/2013
• BlackRock Hires Ex-Goldman Executive for China Unit
• Amari Signals Limits to Abe’s Campaign to Weaken Yen: Economy
• Senator Boxer to Support Hagel Nomination as Defense Secretary
• India’s 10-Year Bond Yield at 30-Month Low as Inflation Slows
• UBS Renews Two IFC Lease as Hong Kong Central Rents Drop
• Pfizer Said to Weigh Purchase of Strides Agila Unit
• Indian Stocks May Jump 14% in 2013 on Policy, Deutsche Bank Says
• Rebar Drops as Stockpiles Climb for Third Week on Slow Demand
• Japanese Stocks Trading Below Fair Value, Smithers Says
• Hareon Solar to Invest $35 Million to Build 3 China Facilities
• Palm Oil Advances as Soybeans Jump Most in Six Months on Supply
• Hong Kong Shares Swing as Benchmark Trades Near 18-Month High
• N.Z. Business Confidence Surges to 15-Month High; Kiwi Gains
• Mizuho to Hire Senior Bankers in U.S., Europe on M&A Push
• Mitsubishi May Build Solar Plant in Japan With Chubu Electric
• Hong Leong Capital Jumps on Buyout Offer: Kuala Lumpur Mover
• South Korea’s December LNG Imports Shrink 9.5% as Prices Rise
• Egypt Military Train Derailment Kills at Least 19, MENA Reports
• IMF’s Zhu Says Japanese Debt Overhang Is Getting More Serious
• Dell Said to Be in Buyout Talks With Private-Equity Firms
• Ringgit Advances to 10-month High on U.S. Bond-Buying Optimism
• Mongolia’s Tavan Tolgoi Seeking State Loan, CEO Says
• Calpers Gained 13% in 2012 as Stocks Bury Private Equity
• South Korea’s Oil Imports From Iran Rise 24% From a Year Earlier
• Shirakawa Says Economy to Remain Weak as BOJ Prepares to Meet
• ATP Chief Drewett to Step Down Because of Lou Gehrig’s Disease
• Myriad, Azentus Post Gains as Asian Hedge Funds Beat Peers
• N.Y. City Intends to Appeal Ruling on Police Stop-&-Frisks
• Macquarie Capital Names Mannolini Executive Director in Perth
• Japanese Airlines Cancel Some Tokyo Flights as Snow Jams Traffic
• SEC Rejects Nasdaq Plan to Offer Clients Trading Algorithms
• Yellow Tail Maker Looks to Bottle Abroad Amid Debt Terms Breach
• Bernanke to Scrutinize QE Costs as Fed Assets Near Record
• Gillard’s Labor Narrows Poll Gap as Australia Election Looms
• Apple Needs to Adapt to Emerging-Market Growth, Sculley Says
• FSA Probes JPMogran Over London Whale Trading Losses
• Dollar May Touch 2-Month High Versus Loonie: Technical Analysis
• JPMorgan Ordered to Fix Controls, Pay Practices After Whale Bet
• GM May Expand in China Beyond Plans for Two New Factories
• Ford May Alter Lincoln Models to Appeal to Chinese Buyers
• Tata Consultancy Profit Beats Estimates on Outsourcing
• Geithner Says Debt Limit Steps May Run Out by Mid-February
• HP Retakes Top Spot From Lenovo as PC Shipments Decline
• How to Resolve Disputes, Maybe Even Gridlock
• U.K. Deficit Cuts to Last for More Than a Decade, CEBR Says
• Louvre May Get Foreigner as New Chief as Hollande Budget Shrinks
• Investors Singing I Love New York With Triple IOUs: Muni Credit
• Wall Street Eclipsing Regional Banks Seen in Trading Rise
• Gas Exports From U.S. Surge as Sanctions Undermine Iran
• U.K. Home-Price Index Rises to 30-Month High as Outlook Improves
• Mumford & Sons Lead British Invasion With Blazing Rock
• Broadway’s Online Ticket Sellers Have Joined Forces
• Chinese Vase Resold for Less Than Half $83 Million Record
• Marriott Sued Over Alleged Conspiracy With Workers’ Union
• Flu Shock: Outbreak Already Ranks as One of the Worst in a Decade (Chart) 
• Congress Can Resolve the Debt-Limit Crisis. Really.
• U.K.'s `Fruitcake' Anti-Europe Party Is Marginal No More
• Sandy Aid Shouldn’t Pay for Bad Beach Building
• What Republicans Misunderstand About Health-Care Costs
• Obama: ‘Israel Doesn’t Know What Its Best Interests Are’
• Economic Ties Can Save Africa’s Arab Spring
• Fix Tunisia With Fewer Lamborghinis, More Roads
• Toyota as No. 1 Again Means Style Overhaul to Help Shares
• Ben Bernanke's Dog and Other Vexing Fed Dilemmas
• Mexico Bonds Rise on View for Steady Rates; Peso Gains
• ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ Leads Box Office Sales After Oscar Nods
• Peru Targets Record Coca Eradication This Year, Minister Says
• Japanese Stock Futures Gain as Yen Weakens, Boosting Exporters
• HP’s Autonomy to Cut Jobs While Adding Research Positions
• Equipment at Chevron El Segundo Plant Said Damaged in Fire
• Colombia Studying Measures to Stem Peso Rally, Cardenas Says
• UPS’s Failed TNT Offer Wipes Out $55 Million in Bank Fees
• Dollar Index Almost at Peak, BofA Says: Technical Analysis
• Arizona Governor Targets Human Trafficking, Lauds McCain
• Comerci Falls for Second Day After Reaching Record Last Week
• Citigroup Emerging Markets Head Biglari to Leave the Bank
• ‘Argo’ Wins Golden Globe for Best Drama Over ‘Lincoln’
• Vilsack to Stay as USDA Secretary to Face Drought and Farm Bill
• Vilsack to Stay as USDA Secretary to Face Drought and Farm Bill
• Blavatnik Takes JPMorgan to Trial for Subprime Loss
• Crude Options Volatility Rise to Highest Level Since Jan. 3
• Tan, Bakries to Fight for Bumi as Rothschild Boosts Stake
• New South Wales to Cap Murray-Darling Water License Purchases
• Chrysler’s Jeep Chief Expects China Output Accord Soon
• Treasuries Rise Second Day as Lawmakers at Debt Impasse
• Ex-BP Engineer Criminal Trial Over Spill-Size Data Postponed
• Yen Touches Lowest Since 2010 Amid Bets on BOJ Easing
• Bard Wins Round as High Court Rejects Gore Patent Appeal
• Emerging Stocks Rise as Quotas Lift China, Boespa Rallies
• New Zealand, Australian Dollars Strengthen as Commodities Rise
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for January 14
• Ex-Financial Services Roundtable CEO Bartlett Joins PR Firm
• Pennsylvania Considers Handing Lottery to Camelot Services
• Canada Dollar Weakens as China Flows May Boost Others
• Soybean Futures Advance Most in Six Months: Commodities at Close
• S&P 500 Falls as Apple Slump Overshadows Rally in Dell
• Cayman Islands Too Far Away? Just Build Your Own
• Berlusconi Gains in Opinion Poll, Narrowing Gap With Democrats
• Belize Rejecting Argentine Default Model Spurs Bond Rally
• Tiffany Deal Whispers Buoy Value After Earnings: Real M&A
• Small Firms to Keep Lagging Back in U.S. Expansion: Economy
• Nissan CEO Wants at Least 20% Leaf Gain With Cheaper Car
• New York Woman Indicted for Hate Crime in Subway Killing
• California Orange Groves May See Mandarin Damage From Cold Snap
• Hedge Fund Manager Sentenced to 12 Years Prison for Fraud
• The Wall Street Journal's Bad Plan for Greece
• Rubiales to Reach Upper 2013 Output Target, Raymond James Says
• Ethanol’s Discount to Gasoline Strengthens on Corn Supplies
• Wheat Jumps Most Since November on Tighter Supplies, Fewer Acres
• Bernanke Sees ’No Completely New’ Stimulus Method for Fed
• Yale Names Polak as Provost to Replace President-Elect Salovey
• Gulf Crudes Rise From 4-Month Lows as WTI-Brent Spread Widens
• Renova May Issue $740 Million in Bonds for Wind Farms
• SunPower Declines on Restructuring Charge, Analyst Downgrade
• Oil Industry Beats Buffett in Railroad Investments Surge: Energy
• Hedge-Fund Leverage Rises to Most Since 2004 in New Year
• Aflac Hires Evangel to Risk Post as Kirsch Builds Team
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for January 14
• Apple Drops to 11-Month Low on Reports of IPhone Cutbacks
• Economics Is Platinum: What the Trillion-Dollar Coin Teaches Us
• Gulf Coast Gasoline Advances on Corpus Christi Refining
• RIM Shares Jump Again as Apple Stumbles
• News Corp. Wins Control of German Division for $464 Million
• Rory McIlroy Joins Tiger Woods in Nike Golf Sponsorships
• China Lodging Rally to Wane After Jump, Oppenheimer Says
• UPS Said to Shift Focus to Smaller Deals With TNT Failure
• Transocean Says Icahn Acquired 1.6% of Shares, Seeks More
• Hulk Hogan Wrestles With Laser Spine Center in Lawsuit
• Hedge Funds Cut Bets to Six-Month Low Before Rally: Commodities
• Sears Rises After Chairman Lampert Buys Shares: Chicago Mover
• Starz Shares Rise in First Trading Day
• Krispy Kreme Surging 26% as Hot Sales Spur Takeover Talk: Retail
• BNDES Approves $241 Million to Adecoagro for Brazil Ethanol Mill
• Ruble Strengthens as Bank Rossii Extends Dollar Buying
• Harry Winston CEO Interested in Buying Rio’s Diavik Stake
• Dell Bonds Tumble Most in 16 Months on Report of Buyout Talks
• Algeria Shuts Down Border With Mali, State-Run APS Reports
• Citigroup Sees S&P Rally on Earnings, Shift to Equities
• Soybeans Jump Most in Six Months on Tighter Supply; Corn Gains
• E.CL Falls to Five-Month Low After Suspending Plants
• Oil Rises to Four-Month High on Seaway Restart
• Albert Hu Is Sentenced to 12 Years for Running Hedge Fund Fraud
• Hemlock to Cut 400 Jobs Amid Global Polysilicon Oversupply
• Lockhart Says Fed Balance Sheet Expansion Raises Concern
• Tecnisa Slumps as Sales Drop in Fourth Quarter: Sao Paulo Mover
• Peru’s Central Bank Buys Most Dollars in Five Months to Tame Sol
• Bovespa Stock Index Advances as Stimulus Speculation Lifts OGX
• Obama White House to Push for Comprehensive Immigration Plan
• BofA Hires Ex-President of Fidelity’s Life Insurance Unit
• Chavez’s Health Called Favorable, Infection Controlled
• Embraer Shares Beat Bombardier on Regional-Jet Strategy
• Ford, GM Leading $5.8 Billion in Planned Asset-Backed Securities
• Dell Default Swaps Surge on Private-Equity Buyout Talks
• Natural Gas Climbs to Two-Week High on Forecasts of Cold Weather
• Gun Limits Sought in States in Defiance of Firearms Lobby
• Dolphins’ Owner Will Pay for Most of $400 Million Stadium Update
• Harper Details Plans for Canadian Venture Capital Funding
• French Strikes in Mali Continue as Islamists Vow Revenge
• Gold Advances as U.S. Stimulus Signal Weakens the Dollar
• Nortel Creditors Start Mediation on Splitting $9 Billion
• Louisville Moves Atop AP Basketball Poll as Duke, Michigan Lose
• Fed's Williams Says QE Probably Needed Well Into 2013
• Chrysler U.S. Sales Chief Sees Growth Slowing in 2013
• Daimler CEO Says Must Fix China Operations to Catch BMW
• Axtel Bonds Rally as Phone Carrier Sweetens Debt Exchange Terms
• Promontory’s Friend Rejoins OCC as Bank Regulator’s Top Counsel
• U.S. May Provide Logistics, Intelligence Support in Mali
• Abe Aids Bernanke as Japan Seen Buying Foreign Debt
• Merkel Blasts SPD for Blocking Swiss Treaty, Says Helps Banks
• Boeing’s 30,000-Pound Bunker-Buster Improved, U.S. Says
• Hungary Blames Roubini for Forint Plunge to 7-Month Low
• India Inflation Cools in Rate-Cut Boost as Tax Crackdown Delayed
• Airbus May Invest in Spanish Supplier Alestis to Secure Work
• U.S. Gun Control Efforts Get Support From Mexico Amid Drug War
• Invenergy ‘Reconsidering’ Site for North Carolina Wind Farm
• Colombian Peso Advances on Foreign Investment Outlook
• Judge Dismisses Cases Against Former Nortel Executives
• Chiefs’ Belcher Was Drunk at Time of Shootings, Autopsy Finds
• Alamos Gold Makes Unsolicited Bid to Buy Aurizon Mines
• Morgan Stanley Seeks $10 Million From Convicted Ex-Trader
• Synovus Sea Island Settlement Bars Board Loan Approvals
• Chile Peso Declines Most in Three Weeks on Intervention Concern
• Will Obama Ruin the Economy to Ruin the Republicans?
• Water and Energy Are ‘Inextricably Linked,’ Grace Report Says
• Peru Growth Accelerated in November on Construction
• McConnell Says 10,000 Troops Should Stay in Afghanistan
• Microsoft Surface Estimate Cut in Half to 1 Million Units at UBS
• Obama Warns of ‘Haywire’ Markets If U.S. Debt Ceiling Hit
• Mortgage Delinquencies Jump in Areas Hit Hard by Sandy
• Company Credit Swaps in U.S. Rise; Anheuser-Busch Offering Debt
• Goldman Sachs Opposes ACA Bid to Add Paulson to CDO Case
• Deutsche Bank Said to Consider 20% Bonus Cuts in Europe
• VW Shows Crossblue SUV to Challenge Ford Explorer in U.S.
• U.K. Opposition Lawmaker Accuses Government of Cutting CCS Funds
• Obama Says He’s Reviewing Proposals to Reduce Gun Violence
• St. Jude Gets FDA Warning for Manufacturing Violations
• Philippine Rice Production Rises as Acreage Climbed, UN FAO Says
• Ex-Credit Suisse CDO Banker Agrees to U.S. Extradition
• LNG Ship Rates Seen Declining by Wells Fargo as Output Slows
• China Economic Data Reliable If Flawed, Stanford’s Lazear Says
• TPG Starts Venture to Invest $100 Million in New Media
• Former Canada Competition Watchdog Aitken Joins Law Firm
• EU Carbon Permits Drop to Record, Offsets Fall on Supply Glut
• Alaska Sells Triple Top-Rated Bonds for Schools: Muni Deals
• Hungary Hires Banks as Foreign Currency Bond Sale Looms
• Germany Seeks ‘Last Resort’ Model for ESM Bank Recapitalization
• Louisiana Barges Idled by Drought Upstream on Mississippi
• Soybeans Lead Rebound as Aluminum Slumps: Commodities at Close
• BP Fails to Sell Forties Crude; Daily North Sea Exports to Rise
• JPMorgan Seen Facing U.S., U.K. Actions on Whale Trades
• Vermont Fights Ruling It Can’t Shut Entergy Nuclear Plant
• ECB May Win Enhanced Bank Supervisory Powers in EU Negotiations
• Bats Highlights Hazards as Flows to Funds Hit Record
• Wall Street Returns to Property CDOS in Yield Hunt
• Canadian Solar Sells Panels for Algonquin Ontario Project
• Vanguard Drops Hansberger Global From International Fund
• Investors Betting on Spanish Banks Defy Gloomy Outlook
• Irish Safety Margin Small as Bank Debt Deal Sought, Gerlach Says
• Canada Heavy Oil Falls as Wood River Refinery Shuts Crude Unit
• U.K. Stocks Drop From a 4 1/2-Year High; Lloyds Advances
• Canadian Stocks Fluctuate as Aurizon Mines Shares Jump
• Fish & Chips Battered in U.K. as Deluge Slashes Potato Crop
• U.K. Natural Gas Declines as Flows Increase to One-Month High
• Gilts Rise Second Day as Euro-Area Production Drops; Pound Falls
• Deutsche Bank Libor Probe Should Be Public: Lawmakers
• Castro Travel Rule Changes Face Test as Cubans Seek to Leave
• Generali CEO Greco Targets Higher Cash Flow, Cost Reduction
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for January 14
• Honda Targets U.S. Sales Record With Redesigned Accord, Civic
• Taylor Wimpey Profit Rises as Homebuilder’s Margins Widen
• Gun Regulations Must Be Focused to Pass, Thompson Says
• Zloty Falls for Third Day as Piechocinski Favors Weaker Currency
• MIT Probes Role in Case Leading to Web Activist’s Death
• Swiss Stocks Rise, Extending a Four-Year High
• Euro Faces Fibonacci Resistance Versus Yen: Technical Analysis
• Austrian Ex-Interior Minister Gets 4 Years for Corruption
• Imagination Declines as ARM Takes Share at Samsung: London Mover
• Mortgage-Bond Sales Rise as Redwood Leads U.S. Issuance Revival
• Spanish Bonds Fall on European Factory Output Drop
• Pinera Says Chile Probably Will Cut Taxes on Loans, DF Reports
• ARMZ Seeks Rest of Uranium One for $1.3 Billion; Won’t Raise Bid
• Turkey Bond Yields Rise 3rd Day as Banks Raise Cash Before Sale
• Tunisia Protesters Call for Change on Ben Ali Exile Anniversary
• Trina Solar to build 50-Megawatt Plant in China’s Gansu Province
• NWR Drops Most in Two Months on Lower Coal Sales: Prague Mover
• Duke Energy Completes 402 Megawatts of Texas Wind Farms
• Mortgage Bonds Slump as Fed’s Buying Boost Fades: Credit Markets
• UPS Adandons TNT Express as EU Moves to Reject Takeover
• Could Science Cure the Economy?
• BMW Targets Third Consecutive Sales Record on U.S., China
• Adidas’s New Trekking Shoe Provides More Grip for Mountaineers
• Hong Kong Exchange Fund to Boost Investments in Emerging Markets
• BMW’s Rolls-Royce to Unveil New Car in Couple of Weeks, CEO Says
• Sitting Is the Smoking of Our Generation
• Cattle May Drop on Signs of Slowing U.S. Beef Demand; Hogs Gain
• Saudi King Asks Saud Bin Nayef to Run Oil-Rich Province
• Equities Bear Brunt of Wall Street Job Cuts on Volume
• Tullett Claims of BGC Raiding Repo Desk Denied by Finra Panel
• Emanuel Orders Chicago Pensions to Review Weapon Holdings
• Russia, Bangladesh to Discuss $1 Billion Loan to Fund Arms Sales
• Moscovici Says France Met 2012 Deficit Target as Spending Fell
• Business Sales Optimism Rebounds in Canada Bank Survey
• ACWA-Led Group Wins Bid to Build $2.6 Billion Saudi Power Plant
• U.S. Stocks Rise for 2nd Week Amid Earnings, China Data
• Encana to Rally as CEO Shift Signals Oil Focus: Corporate Canada
• Deutsche Tops Bond Trades as Greenwich Warns on Funding
• Volatility Will Deter Rotation Into Stocks, Kostin Says
• Deutsche Bank CO2 Trade Partner Convictions Upheld by Top Court
• Dollar-Funding Stress Unchanged, Money-Market Indicators Show
• NYC Comptroller Liu Shrugs Off Legal Cloud Before Mayoral Bid
• Shoprite Declines on Weaker December Growth: Johannesburg Mover
• RBS Said to Seek Bids for 280 Million Euros of Leveraged Loans
• Berlusconi Denied Delay of Sex-With-Minor Trial as Verdict Nears
• Poland May Pause Cuts as Crisis Eases, Rate Setter Says
• Arco Falls 27% on Developer’s Asset Revaluation: Tallinn Mover
• U.S. Nuclear Power Climbs to Highest Level in 10 Days
• War on Terror Should Focus on Captures, Not Killings
• Marchionne Sees Fiat Narrowing 2013 Loss at European Unit
• North Sea Flotta Crude Exports for February to Rise to Two Lots
• Caro’s Johnson, Coll’s ExxonMobil Compete for Book Awards
• Toyota Supplier Wins First India Order, Pursues China Customers
• Russian Millionaire Lebedev’s Hooliganism Case Goes to Court
• Lithuania Seeks Renewable Energy Cap, Producers Say They’ll Sue
• Heating Oil Gains on Colder Weather Outlook and Export Demand
• Fast Foods Linked to Asthma, Eczema in Children: Study
• Deutsche Bank Appoints Ansgar Tietmeyer to Head Public Affairs
• U.K. Stocks Will Rise 7.8 Percent, Says Credit Suisse
• Ruble Tsunami Cuts Rates Most Since 2010: Russia Credit
• Morgan Stanley Covered Bond Strategist Dierks Said to Leave Bank
• Pfizer Gets High Court Inquiry on Asbestos Suit Shield
• Lear Seeks to Increase Revolving Line of Credit to $1 Billion
• Nice Gains on Report of Verint Acquisition Talks: Tel Aviv Mover
• Nissan’s Infiniti Begins Luxury Push With Q50 Sedan
• Deutsche Bank Accused of Libor Fixing in Unitech Lawsuit
• Czech Koruna Strengthens From Six-Month Low on Fed: Prague Mover
• Two Tahoe Workers Killed in Ambush at Escobal Mine in Guatemala
• Russia’s Yuriev Opens U.S. Shale Fund as State Dominates
• SocGen Deal May Presage Alternatifbank Decline After Gains
• Nigerian Naira Weakens for Second Day as Companies Drive Demand
• Otsuka Can Block Generic Abilify as Court Rejects Appeal
• Rand Snaps Five-Day Losing Streak as Yields Fall to 4-Year Lows
• Djokovic, Sharapova, Ferrer Win at Australian Open
• Edf Says U.K. Nuclear Stations Had Highest Output in 7 Years
• Trial of Gaddafi Officials Over Protesters’ Deaths Postponed
• Azeris Say Armenians Fleeing Syria Resettled in Separatist Area
• U.S. East Coast Cold to Provide Energy Markets With Demand Boost
• Egypt Lifts Travel Ban on 10 Ex-Officials in Gifts Case
• Global Corporate Bond Offerings Reach $126 Billion Weekly Record
• Apollo Said to Rule Out HMV Bid After Buying Passive Debt Stake
• Swiss Insurers, UPS Takeover, Dragon Systems: Compliance
• "Conscious Capitalism" Is Not an Oxymoron
• Telekom Austria CEO Will Discuss Hybrid Bond at Investor Event
• Continental AG Sees Slower 2013 Growth on Carmaking Woes
• Jordan’s King Warns of Tensions Unless Peace Talks Revive
• Citigroup, Blackrock Join U.K. in Talks on Climate Aid
• Shanks Signs Deal Worth 750 Million Pounds for U.K. Waste Plant
• Saudi Arabia Says Oil Production Cut Not to Boost Price
• Lithuanian State Company Profits Fall 9.3% on Fuel, Wage Costs
• Crop Prices Advance After U.S. Supply Shrinks More Than Expected
• UN’s Figueres Says Self-Interest Must Drive Climate Laws
• Kenya Shilling Heads for Year Low After Rate Cut: Nairobi Mover
• South African Corn Gains Most In More Than 3 Months
• ABFL Ltd. and Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. CP:India Money Markets
• Andhra Bank and IDBI Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Money Managers Cut Bets on Higher London Cocoa by 22%
• NABARD Bank CP deal:India Money Markets
• Vijaya Bank and Syndicate Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• GM’s Cadillac ATS, Chrysler’s Ram 1500 Win Auto Awards
• Slovenian Stock Index Drops Most in World on Early Vote
• Saint-Gobain Sells U.S. Jar Unit to Ardagh for $1.7 Billion
• Uranium One Surges After ARMZ Buyout Offer: Johannesburg Mover
• Croatian Stocks Reach 15-Month High as Global Sentiments Expand
• Peugeot Seals $7.1 Billion in Loan Financing for Its Bank
• Deutsche Post `Very Satisfied' With 2012 on Parcel Record
• Germany, China Sign Agreement to Push Renewable Energy Expansion
• U.K. Offers $201 Million to Boost Efficiency Program Uptake
• ICE Gasoil Gains on Cold; Gunvor Sells Gasoline: Oil Products
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Kulczyk Hires Four Ex-Vattenfall Electricity Traders in Warsaw
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• WTI Oil Trades Near 4-Month High on Pipeline Expansion
• MetLife Completes Sale of Bank Deposit Business to GE
• Battersea Developer Says Buyers Reserved 600 New Homes in 5 Days
• Gulf Investment Signs Accord to Reschedule $155 Million of Debt
• China Taiping Considers Buying Taiping Life Stake From Parent
• Carlyle Said to Boost Euro Parts of DuPont Unit LBO Financing
• Rupee Strengthens Most in a Week on Slowest Inflation Since 2009
• Brazil Swap Rates Drop on Lower GDP Outlook; Real Appreciates
• Obama’s Step-Brother Will Seek Governorship of Kenyan County
• Duchess of Cambridge’s Baby, Third in Line to Throne, Due July
• Hogan Lovells, White & Case, McDermott: Business of Law
• Italy to Sell First New 15-Year Benchmark Bond in Two Years
• Yum, Volkswagen Slammed by Xinhua for Business Practices
• KBC to Follow Barclays’s Lead With Contingent Capital Bond Sale
• Citilink Orders 25 A320neo on Rising Indonesia Air Travel Demand
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.16% to 0.17%, ICAP Says
• Russian Lawmakers Spurn Call From 100,000 to Review Adoption Ban
• Norway Has Most Intense Europe Flu Transmission, EU Says
• Sexual Violence Forcing Syrians to Flee Abroad, IRC Says
• Egypt Discovers Oil and Gas in Western Desert, Ministry Says
• Serbia Signs Russia Loan, Abu Dhabi Investment for Growth
• Tractebel, AES Tiete, CPFL, Comgas, Fleury: Brazil Bond Alert
• France Has Opened Gates of Hell in Mali, Islamist Tells Europe1
• Swatch Buys Harry Winston Jewelry Brand for $1 Billion
• Ardagh Offers Biggest Junk Deal in 2 Years as Debt Risk Falls
• 2013 London Boat Show
• Raw Sugar Falls in as Goldman Cuts Price Forecast; Cocoa Rises
• ThyssenKrupp Chairman Cromme Should Resign, Lobby Group Says
• Asian Stocks Ex-Japan Advance, Led by Chinese Shares
• Hungary Inflation Rate Was Probably Unchanged in December
• Aldar, Sorouh Surge on $90 Billion Spending Plan: U.A.E. Mover
• Nordic Next-Week Power Drops on Lower-Than-Forecast Spot Price
• BOE Proposes Power to Target Risks in Mortgages, Derivatives
• Vodafone to Cut Jobs in Spain as Recession Hurts Revenue
• Israeli Grain Buyer Said to Take 135,000 Tons of Corn in Tender
• OECD Says Leading Indicator Shows Global Economy Stabilizing
• Indian Oil Extends Closing Date of March-Loading Crude Tender
• Iceland’s Government Agrees to Slow Down EU Membership Talks
• Cotton Seen Climbing to $1 on Elliott Wave: Technical Analysis
• Norway Needs Power Cables to Boost Hydro, Statkraft Says
• UAE Ship Inspector Hires RINA Group to Help Develop Capabilities
• Morgan Stanley Sees Russia Raising Interest Rates Before Easing
• Suspected Cases of Gang Rape Show Threat Facing Indian Women
• CapitaLand Leads Property Stocks Lower on Housing Curbs
• Dialog Semi Falls on Nikkei’s Apple IPhone Cutback Report
• Manchester City Want to Sign Derby’s Hughes: Roundup
• Copper Climbs on Stimulus Signal, China Equities Jump
• Euro Leaders Declaring Worst Is Over Turn to Economy Woes
• BP Caspian Link Shipped 7.9% Less Azeri Oil in 2012, Socar Says
• Zegna Says China Luxury Demand Returning After New Leaders Named
• Ferragamo Gains Most Since July as CEO Positive on 2013 Outlook
• Citic Telecom Surges After Buying Macau Monopoly Carrier
• China’s CIC Seeks to Cut Reliance on U.S. Debt, Chairman Says
• Impala Platinum’s Zimbabwe Unit on Track With $460 Million Plant
• Clean Energy Investment Fell 11% as Governments Cut Subsidies
• Euro-Area Industrial Output Unexpectedly Declined in Nov.
• Mongolia Economic Growth Moderates to 12.3% as Coal Exports Slow
• Doha Bank Offers Shares at 44% Discount in Capital Increase Plan
• India, Pakistan Army Officers in Talks to Defuse Kashmir Clashes
• X5 Names Acting Head DuCharme CEO After Three Executives Resign
• Egypt Lifts Travel Ban 10 Former Officials in ‘Ahram Gifts’ Case
• Amplats to Post Loss After South African Strikes Hit Output
• Malaysia Sets February Palm Tax at Zero to Boost Exports
• South Africa Richards Bay Coal Declines to Lowest in a Month
• China to Use Forex Reserves to Finance Overseas Investment Deals
• Palm Oil Imports by China to Drop, Boosting World Stockpiles
• Scottish Independence Poll Shows More Voters Undecided Over U.K.
• Czech Cabinet Foe Faces Minister in Presidential Runoff
• Picasso Lover Portrait Boosts $240 Million Sotheby’s Sale
• Most German Stocks Rise as Evans Backs Continued Stimulus
• Taiwan Dollar Drops on Stock Outflow, Intervention Speculation
• Li & Fung Drops on Operating Profit Decline
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jan 11, 2013.
• IRENA Urges Faster Use of Renewable Energy to Meet UN Target
• Mongolian Plans to Build First Refinery by 2015, Montsame Says
• OUE Extends $10.7 Billion F&N Offer as Takeover Deadline Nears
• Poland Resumes Plan to Sell Property Group to Help Budget
• Flights Canceled, Trains Delayed as Snow Blankets East Japan
• Forint Heads for Steepest 3-Day Slide in Year on Policy Outlook
• German Stocks Climb as Fed’s Evans Supports Stimulus
• Transocean Hits 10-Month High as Icahn Buys Stake
• Italian November Industrial Production Falls More Than Forecast
• France’s Mali Force Faces Struggle to Widen Success
• GM Hangs on to Lead Over Volkswagen in Full-Year China Sales
• Hong Kong Stocks Rise, Erase Last Week’s Loss, on RQFII
• PPF May Cooperate With Russia's Tretiak on Mitino: Forbes
• Crop Prices Gain; Crude Climbs; Gold Rises: Commodities at Close
• Libya Ministry to Set Up Force to Protect Foreign Missions
• Rebar Rallies Most in Three Weeks as China’s Economy May Rebound
• Cooking Oil Imports by India Surge 35% After Palm Oil Tumbles
• India Delays Tax-Avoidance Clampdown to Spur Investment Inflows
• Gunman Fires Shots at New Democracy Party Headquarters in Athens
• Rupiah Forwards, Bonds Decline on Concern Inflation Will Quicken
• Yen Drops to 120 Versus Euro as China Stocks Surge, Corn Climbs
• Swiss Stocks Gain to Highest in Four Years; Nestle Rises
• U.K. Stocks Pare Advance; Sage Slips as ENRC Advances
• Kazakh Gold Output Rose 8.6% Last Year, Interfax Says
• Romanian State Assets Estimated at $257 Billion, ZF Reports
• Iceland Is Uncomfortable With Krona Weakness, Gudmundsson Says
• China’s Stocks Advance on QFII Speculation
• Japan Air Probes Dreamliner Fuel Leak as FAA Holds Review
• German 10-Year Bonds Gain; Yield Drops Two Basis Points to 1.56%
• EU Carbon Allowances Stabilize After Slumping to Record Low
• France Telecom African Phone Bills to Drop Further, Girard Says
• European Stock Futures Rise as Evans Backs Stimulus
• Hollande Backs French Labor Deal Allowing Cuts to Wages
• Chinese Steelmakers Boost Use of Domestic Iron Ore, Mysteel Says
• Ackman Won’t Realize Bet on Hong Kong’s Peg, K.C. Chan Says
• Romanian Hidroelectrica May Exit Insolvency in June, Bursa Says
• Chinese Air-Purifier Makers Surge on Pollution: Shenzhen Mover
• Rupiah’s Onshore Rate at Biggest Premium to Offshore Since 2011
• China Export Surge Spurs Data Skepticism at Goldman, UBS
• Generali’s Greco Targets Higher Cash Flow, Cost Reduction
• Summers Says Yuan Isn’t as Undervalued as It Was Five Years Ago
• BankMuscat Gets Oman Islamic Banking License as Industry Grows
• SK Surges Most in 5 Months on Profit Prospects: Seoul Mover
• Alcatel Marine Cable Unit Should Stay in France, Minister Says
• TIPS Lose Appeal as Cost of Living Seen Unchanged
• Australian Firefighters Get Relief as Cooler Weather Arrives
• China Sets Minimum Water-Resource Fees by 2015 to Promote Reform
• Pakistan Ousts Regional Government as Shiites Demand Bombing End
• Starbucks Vietnam Debut Challenged by Light Coffee Image
• Australian Dollar Rises on Asian Stock Gains; Kiwi Climbs
• Singapore’s Limits on Land, Labor to Constrain Growth, Ng Says
• Japan Sees No ‘Competitive’ Devaluation as Yen Breaks 120 a Euro
• Altona Seeks Partner After Xstrata Exits Copper Venture
• Russell Henley Wins PGA Tour Event in Hawaii in Rookie Debut
• Swan Says RBA’s Stevens Done ‘Superb’ Job as Term End Nears
• China Regulator Says Foreign Investor Allotment Can Rise 10 Fold
• Beijing Orders Official Cars Off Roads to Curb Pollution
• Palm Oil Rallies as Malaysia Sets Zero Export Tax for February
• Knicks End 3-Game NBA Losing Skid While Nets Win Sixth Straight
• Gun Anger Often Fades as NRA Plays Waiting Game: BGOV Barometer
• Armstrong to Acknowledge Doping in TV Interview, USA Today Says
• NHL Teams Prepare Quickly for Start of 48-Game Season on Jan. 19
• Patriots Lose Gronkowski for Rest of NFL Playoffs, NFL.com Says
• Smaller Payday Trims Workers’ Splurges as U.S. Tax Breaks Expire
• Falcons’ Defeat of Seattle Ends Playoff Doubts as Gonzalez Cries
• Twitter’s $1 Billion Target Helped by Turkey as IPO Nears
• Bastardo Grapes, Old Vines Spice Sonoma Wine: Elin McCoy
• Chrysler Refreshes Three Jeeps to Build on Global Sales Record
• Get Out Your Hanky, ‘Letter’ Still Top Tearjerker: Movies
• Scientology Plays Cupid for Tom Cruise, Wright Says
• Lockheed’s F-35 Falls Short of Testinig Goals in 2012
• Nissan Expands Mexico Lineup to Build Note Subcompact Car
• U.S. Gasoline Rises to $3.3247 a Gallon in Lundberg Survey
• BlackRock Seen Posting Biggest Profit Since 2011 on ETFs
• Patriots, Falcons Advance to NFL’s Conference Championship Games
• ExxonMobil Cites U.S. Pollution Rules in N.H. MTBE Fight