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January 16, 2013

• Beijing Shougang Rises After Asset Swap Approval: Shenzhen Mover
• Rupee Drops a Third Day on Speculation Refiners Bought Dollars
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 01/17/2013
• Idemitsu Said to Buy 25,000 Tons Naphtha for Delivery to Japan
• Trafigura Fuel Oil Traders Said to Resign From Singapore Office
• Rubber Drops a Fourth Day to Near 3-Week Low on China Stockpiles
• Carmelo Anthony Backs Owner Recording His In-Game Conversations
• Hong Kong Stocks Fluctuate Ahead of China Growth Report
• Cerberus Plans to Raise $1.7 Billion Selling Aozora Stake
• BlackRock, Eurus Energy Acquire Stake in EDF’s Kansas Wind Farm
• Goldman Names NTT DoCoMo, ANA, Komatsu Among Top Picks
• GM to Invest $1.5 Billion in North America Factories This Year
• Default Alarm Rings as Trust Loans Jump Sevenfold: China Credit
• Modern Dairy Jumps as Mengniu Confirms Talks
• China Mengniu Says Has Been in Talks to Buy Modern Dairy
• GS Yuasa May Take Months to Complete Boeing 787 Battery Probe
• Alibaba Denies Hiring Investment Banks for Share Sale
• Australia Posts Worst Back-to-Back Job Growth Since ’97: Economy
• China Swap Rate Drops to Eight-Week Low as Inflows Seen Rising
• Evergrande Slumps on $560 Million Share Sale: Hong Kong Mover
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• CNPC Says Overseas Oil, Gas Production Missed Target in 2012
• JPMorgan Whale Report Spreads Blame as Dimon’s Pay Halved
• Nissan Cuts Leaf Price in Japan to Boost Sales in Biggest Market
• Indonesian Coal Swaps Snap Three-Day Gain; China Prices Steady
• Philippine Peso Volatility at Decade-Low on Intervention Risk
• JPMorgan Said to Settle Claim Against Whale Trader’s Supervisor
• Gold Nears Two-Week High as Investors Weigh Growth, Stimulus
• Yuan Forwards Snap Four-Day Decline on Economic Growth Optimism
• Ringgit Climbs as China Economic Recovery Seen Boosting Exports
• Brightoil Slumps After Warning of Loan Default: Hong Kong Mover
• China Set to Exit Slowdown by Boosting Infrastructure
• Sri Lanka Holds Rates to Slow Price Gains as Growth Sputters
• Japan Opposition Party Won’t Back BOJ Officials for Governor
• Kraftwerk Robots Return to Hometown in 3-D Spaceship
• Daimler Sells Smart Cars Through Sina Microblog Service in China
• China Stocks Fall for Second Day; Financial Shares Lead Retreat
• VimpelCom Closing Gap With Peers on Debt Cuts
• Thai Baht Advances for Ninth Day on Fund Inflows; Bonds Steady
• Massachusetts Governor Seeks Wage Tax Boost, Sale Tax Cut
• Obama’s Inaugural Fundraising Lays Groundwork for Legacy
• Brazil to Hold Key Rate as Inflation Quickens Amid Slow Growth
• Panetta Ties Delay of Aid in Mali to Legal Questions
• Butterfly at 10-Month High as RBA Fuels Australia Growth
• Fed’s Fisher Says Too-Big-To-Fail Banks Need Restructure
• Singapore Exports Drop Most in 14 Months as Recovery Delayed
• Renesas Plans to Eliminate More Than 3,000 Additional Jobs
• Chevron Subpoenas in Ecuador Suit Challenged in Court
• Bond Risk Decreases in Asia, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• JFE Unit’s Boiler Orders to Surge as Biomass Takes Hold in Japan
• Epocrates Investor Suit Calls Athenahealth’s Bid Too Low
• Facebook Tests Voice Calls With Messenger App on Apple’s IPhone
• JPMorgan’s Dimon, Zames Receive $21 Million in Past Pay
• Iluka to Halt Mine, Cut Jobs and Lower Spending on Weak Demand
• Christie’s Sales Climb 10% Led by Record Rothko Painting
• Most U.S. Stocks Fall as World Bank Offsets Apple Rally
• IMF Approves 839 Million-Euro Disbursement to Portugal
• Southampton Rallies for 2-2 Tie With Chelsea in Premier League
• U.S. SEC to Offer Money-Market Overhaul Soon, Commissioner Says
• Investors Like Brown Fiscal Gain Belying Doubled Defaults
• Nipper the Dog Trademark Seen as Most Valuable HMV Asset
• Manchester United, Arsenal Move Into Fourth Round of F.A. Cup
• Aston Martin $280,000 Vanquish Battles for Beauty Prize
• Cameron’s EU Speech Puts U.K. Economy at Risk, Cable Says
• London Finance Hub Threatened by EU Exit, Sweden’s Borg Says
• Debt-Ceiling Debate Returns to Haunt Stocks: Chart
• Highmark to Buy West Penn Allegheny Junk Debt at 12.5% Discount
• Italy’s Bersani Pushes for Payroll Tax Cut Financed by Wealthy
• Hewlett-Packard Said to Have Received Approaches on Asset Sales
• Accused White House Shooter Asks Judge to Bar Statements
• India's Hindus Commune With Their 'Great Water'
• California, Unsaved, Speeds Toward a Wall of Debt
• U.S. Will Leave Afghanistan to Warlords and Taliban
• ‘Mortgage Nanny’ Added to Lender Job Description
• Enbridge Losing Bakken Oil Business to Railroads, Refiner Says
• Lance Armstrong’s Confession Is Just the Start
• French Action in Mali Gives U.S. Breathing Space
• Japan Stock Futures Gain as Yen Weakens; Honda ADRs Rise
• Genworth Credit Swaps Plunge on Plan to Separate Mortgage Unit
• New Purpose of Government Is Better Government
• Soaring Temperatures Put Australian Firefighters Back on Alert
• Duff & Phelps Sued by Investor Over Carlyle Buyout Bid
• Merkel’s Offshore Wind-Power Dream for Germany Stalls
• Even Bayern Munich’s Rivals May Gain From Guardiola’s Arrival
• Davos Pitch for Dynamism Rams Into End-of-Growth Debate
• UEFA’s Platini Meets French Lawmakers on Soccer Finance Measures
• Canada Said to Include External Candidates in Bank Head Search
• Can These Two Determined Forces Stop the NRA?
• Serb Central Bankers May Leave Benchmark Rate Unchanged
• Star Wars Producer Raps Communists in Killer Heroes Movie
• Davos Collage Spoofs Old Boy Conclave, Lack of Women
• Amgen’s Aranesp for Anemia Fails to Help Heart Patients
• Bovespa Rises as Consumer Stock Gains Outweigh Producer Declines
• White House Scolds NRA for Gun Ad Calling Obama Hypocrite
• Direct Edge Fixing Software That Executed Orders Out of Sequence
• Goldman Profit Beats Analysts’ Estimates on Investments
• ANA and JAL Ground Boeing 787 Fleets After Emergency
• Brazil Central Bank Copom Statement on Rate Decision (Text)
• Ruble Gains on Oil as Ulyukayev Warns of ‘Currency War’
• IRS Wants More of Your Taxes. For Itself.
• Algeria Hostage-Takers Said to Demand France Quit Mali
• Toyota Settles Utah Crash Sudden-Acceleration Lawsuit
• Yen Rises as Officials Step Up Currency War Rhetoric
• Credit Suisse Said to Offer Stake in Infrastructure Fund
• Emerging Stocks at One-Week Low on Slower Growth Forecast
• Canadian Dollar Falls as Questions Arise on Global Easing
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for January 16
• Facebook Unveils Social-Search Tool Challenging Google
• China's Treasuries Holdings Rise to One-Year High as Japan Adds
• Australia, N.Z Dollars Drop From Highest Since 2008 Versus Yen
• RIM BlackBerry 10 Training Program Lures 1,600 Businesses
• Dangdang Drives Decline as Outlook Cut: China Overnight
• Qatar Lifts Egypt Assistance by $2.5 Billion, Hegazi Says
• Israel Revealed by Poll to Netanyahu as Be Careful What You Wish
• Zambia to Sell $1.5 Billion Roads Bond as It Starts Toll System
• Treasuries Rise, Oil Gains as Stocks End Little Changed
• Principal Says Assets Under Management Climb at Global Investors
• Business Groups Propose Raising Age for Entitlement Benefits
• Southampton Rallies to Tie Chelsea 2-2 in English Premier League
• Sallie Mae Records Fourth Quarter Profit as Originations Climb
• Cotton Rises to 12-Week High on China Use: Commodities at Close
• Chipotle Falls After Preliminary Earnings Trail Estimates
• BNY Mellon Profit Rises 23% as Stock Market Boosts Assets
• Obama Seeking Assault Weapon Ban With Expanded Checks
• Soybeans, Corn Gain on South American Crops; Wheat Rises
• Syngenta, Bayer Insecticides Said to Threaten Bee Health
• Denison Mines to Buy Fission Assets for About $71 Million
• Nevada Geothermal Agrees to Transfer Power Plant to Resolve Debt
• Christie at 100th Town Hall Aims for 2014 Shore Recovery
• Ethanol Weakens Against Gasoline by Most in Two Weeks on Glut
• AMR Quarterly Loss Narrows as Restructuring Curbs Costs
• Natural Gas Drops First Time in Five Days on Inventory
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for January 16
• Ackman Tells CNN McDonald May Not Be Right CEO for P&G
• Bombardier Seeking U.S. Jet Orders Amid New Labor Deals
• U.S. Industrial Production Rises 0.3% on Equipment Demand
• JPMorgan Reports 53% Earnings Increase as Mortgage Fees Rise
• Suncor Weighing Spending Cuts on Oil Discount: Corporate
• Kinder Morgan Fourth-Quarter Profit Rises on Gas Shipping
• Pennsylvania Passes N.J. to Become No. 2 U.S. Casino Hub
• Chilean Inflation-Linked Yields Fall; Peso Little Changed
• Personalized Panties Seen Aiding Nordstrom Discounts War
• NYC School Bus Drivers Strike Over Job Security Issue
• Cobalt Falls After Goldman, Riverstone Cut Their Stakes
• Old Republic Promotes Bituminous President Lamb to CEO of Unit
• Sabic Poised to Report Profit Decline as Europe Demand Stutters
• Larklife Tracker Annoys, Encourages: Rich Jaroslovsky
• South Korea Producer Prices Fall Most in Three Years on Won Gain
• Canadian Crude Weakens as Pipelines Stretched by Rising Output
• Genworth CFO Says Mortgage Unit to Recover With Housing
• Oil Rises as U.S. Inventories Unexpectedly Decrease
• Why Did London Whale Swallow Only Half of Dimon's Pay?
• OGX Goes From Worst to First on Output Gains: Corporate Brazil
• Smith & Nephew's Jury Verdict Against Arthrex Revived
• Peru Bonds Rise on Bets Sol Will Rebound After Dollar Purchases
• NASA Goes Ikea to Test Inflatable Annex for Space Station
• Fitschen Says `Cheap Money' Won't Solve Japan's Problems
• Sweetwater Helping Colorado Ethanol Plant Diversify Fuel Options
• Milk Powder Prices Climb to Two-Month High in Fonterra Auction
• Fed Sees Economy Picking Up Across U.S. in Beige Book Survey
• U.S. Charges 29 People in N.Y., N.J. Trash-Hauler Fraud Case
• Natural Gas Supplies to Fall Less Than Average, Forecasts Show
• Brazil December Inflation Quickens More Than Forecast
• Brazil’s Currency to Help Tame Inflation in 2013
• Gold Drops From One-Week High; Platinum, Palladium Gain
• Sugar Futures Extend Slump as Brazil Rain Seen Aiding Cane Crop
• Brazil Analysts See Faster Inflation, Slower Growth
• ResCap Wins Approval to Try to Sell Defaulted Loans
• Fitschen Received Support After Raids on Deutsche Bank
• Gulf Coast Crudes Strengthen as Regional Oil Inventories Drop
• U.S. to Recognize Somali Government Paving Way for Aid
• Law Threatening Swartz Would be Scaled Back in House Bill
• Drought Stretching to Second Year Boosting Risk for U.S. Crops
• CIBC Chief Portfolio Strategist Peter Gibson Exits
• Carlyle Deal to Buy TCW Group Cleared of EIG Opposition
• IMF Approves 3.2 Billion-Euro Disbursement for Greece
• U.S. Federal Reserve Jan. Beige Book Summary (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Boston District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: New York District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Philadelphia District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Cleveland District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Richmond District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Atlanta District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Chicago District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: St. Louis District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Minneapolis District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Kansas City District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: Dallas District (Text)
• U.S. Federal Reserve Beige Book: San Francisco District (Text)
• Heating Oil Falls as Gasoil Weakens and Inventories Increase
• Silver Lake Said to Gather More Than $7 Billion for Fund
• San Francisco Area Bay Home Prices Surge Most Since 1988
• Micex-RTS Said to Plan $1 Billion IPO as Soon as February
• Vermont Says 32 Captives Added in 2012, Fueled by Construction
• Diesel Slides in New York as Supplies Reach 4-Month High
• Chicken Wing Demand to Hold After Super Bowl: Koch Foods
• Kentucky Sues Sullivan University System Over Job Numbers
• Moody’s Cuts 2013 Higher Education Outlook to Negative
• Obama Joins the Gun Fight
• Tesco’s U.K. Revival Hit as Horse DNA Found in Burgers
• Flaherty Held Meeting to Discuss Bank of Canada Candidate
• Bayern Munich Hires Former Barcelona Coach Pep Guardiola
• Poker Player Convicted for $1.2 Bln U.K. Property Fraud
• Oregon’s Chip Kelly Named Coach of NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles
• Dell Buyout to Test Hawkins’ Buy-and-Hold Math After Drop
• Talvivaara Falls as Excess Water ‘Challenging’: Helsinki Mover
• Genworth Surges on Plan to Isolate Mortage Insurance Unit
• Goldman, Morgan Stanley Set $557 Million Fed Mortgage Accord
• Why Are Brits Scared of a Little Horse Meat?
• N.J. Urges Post-Sandy Investment in Shore Towns on State Backing
• GreenOak to Raise $500 Million for U.S. Property Fund
• The Market Wants Apple to Unveil a Time Machine
• U.K. Minister Expects Shale Tax Break Details in Spring
• EU Commission’s Carbon Disclosure Draws Fire as Prices Fall
• Brazil’s Sabesp Seeks 13.1 Percent Water-Tariff Rise, Valor Says
• Arizona Is Valley of the Gun as Firearm Licenses Surge
• Carrara Marble Peaks as Russians Follow Etruscans: Commodities
• Tri Pointe Homes Files to Raise Up to $187 Million in IPO
• Phibro Fails to Sell Forties Crude; Brent Pipeline Still Closed
• Venezuela Gazette Shows Chavez Signing Decree in Caracas
• German Power Tumbles to Record Low as Solar Damps Demand
• Blockbuster Administration Pushes U.K. Closures to a Record
• Congo’s Gecamines Plans to Raise $1 Billion for Copper Plant
• Sweden’s Borg Sees Danger in Declaring End to Europe Crisis
• BofA’s MBIA Case Backed by Payment Denial, Bank Says
• SocGen Falls in Paris as Cheuvreux Cuts Stock to ‘Underperform’
• Republicans Weighing Fewer Debates in Post-Loss Changes
• Ford Says U.S. May Change Hybrid Fuel Economy Testing
• European Dividends Tumble to Four-Year Low as CEOs Hoard
• Xinhua Winshare Plans to Sell New A-Shares
• Kocherlakota Says Fed Should Ease Policy More to Spur Hiring
• Gross’s Peso Bond Bet Lures Japanese Housewives: Mexico Credit
• World Bank Says Red Sea-Dead Sea Water Pipeline Feasible
• Syngenta to Defend Insecticide as Europe Review Shows Bee Risk
• Pound Declines as Gilts Advance on World Bank Downgrade
• Abengoa Shuts Output at Nebraska Ethanol Mills on Margins
• Cotton Jumps to Highest Since October as China Mill Demand Grows
• AB InBev in Talks With U.S. on Concessions for Modelo
• Genworth Avoids Downgrade at Moody’s by Isolating Mortgage Unit
• United Joins LOT Defying Dreamliner Scare by Flying 787s
• U.K. Stocks Drop as World Bank Forecasts Contraction
• Cytos Rises After Confirming Drug Trial Timeline: Zurich Mover
• SunPower Installs Solar Panels at Phoenix Water Plant
• TUI Travel Jumps as Majority Owner Makes Takeover Approach
• Equatorial Guinea to Cut March Ceiba Crude Exports to Two Lots
• Vestas to Provide Towers for Third-Party Plants in North America
• McCain Says Economic Situation in Egypt Is ‘Very Serious’
• Goldman Sachs Mulls Selling Stake in Reinsurance Business
• Cotton Leads Advance as Natural Gas Slumps: Commodities at Close
• European Stocks Are Little Changed; TUI Travel Gains
• American Airlines CEO ‘Confident’ 787 Issues Will Be Resolved
• New York Fed to Conduct Repo Transactions to Test Readiness
• N.Y. Cosmos Propose Privately Financed Stadium for Belmont Site
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for January 16
• Pimco’s Gross Says Mexico Peso, Brazil Real Beat High-Yield Debt
• EZ Tec Soars After Closing Biggest-Ever Sale: Sao Paulo Mover
• Lippmann’s LibreMax Said to Gain 20.8% as Mortgages Outperform
• London Helicopter Crash Kills Two After Crane Collision
• Euronext Division Is Not for Sale, NYSE’s Duncan Niederauer Says
• Founding Father of the Quants Was Revolutionary Marxist
• Yale May Buy More Hedge Fund Assets After Favoring Cash
• German Bunds Rise Third Day After Debt Sale; Portugal Notes Gain
• Nomura U.K. Bank Head and Xstrata Adviser Barter Leaves
• HUD Secretary Donovan Confirms He’ll Stay for Second Term
• Dahlman Rose Managing Director Nokta Leaves After Nine Years
• OTP Bank’s Jump to 1 1/2-Year High Leads BUX: Budapest Mover
• Russia Says World Is Nearing Currency War as Europe Joins
• Ethanol Output in U.S. Falls 5.1% to Record Low, EIA Says
• Qatar National Bank Forecasts 10% Rise in Profit on Loan Growth
• S&P 500 Erases Loss as Apple Rebounds From 11-Month Low
• Inhofe Opposes Hagel as White House Claims Momentum
• Orange-Juice Futures Gain on Florida Frost Concern; Coffee Rises
• Salzburg Probe Finds $1.8 Billion Hidden Funds, No Losses
• Russia May Overtake Germany as No. 5 Economy by 2020: PWC
• Ex-Legal & General Trader Pleads Guilty for Insider Trades
• U.S. Investor Said to Be Cashing Out of Berlin Housing Market
• Carpenter Falls After Quarterly Earnings Miss Estimates
• Bargain Homes Lure Buyers Worldwide to Detroit: Mortgages
• Most German Stocks Climb on U.S. Earnings Optimism
• Legg Mason Folds Miller Value Unit Into ClearBridge
• Scene Last Night: Wall Street Women Scoop Trading Awards
• Dear Colleague, Put the Notebook Down
• Fidelity to Close Small-Cap Stock Fund to New Investors
• China Billionaire Minted as Venezuela Orders Oil Gear
• Hong Kong Chief Puts Focus on Quality of Life in Policy Address
• NYSE CEO Niederauer Says U.S. Stock Volume to Be ‘Light’ in 2013
• VimpelCom Weighs Use of $1.4 billion to Reduce Debt
• Foreign Demand for U.S. Assets Rises on Global Slowdown
• Russia Stocks Slide as Energy Companies Retreat on Growth Woes
• Lira Jumps to 6-Day High Versus Euro After Valuation Warning
• Former Morgan Stanley Banker Robey Joins Simon Robertson’s Firm
• Leu Hits Year-High on Index as Central Bank Calls ‘Fair Value’
• Squire Sanders, Milbank, Shearman: Business of Law
• Icahn’s Stake Pushes Transocean Closer to Partnership
• Egypt Residential Building Collapse Kills 22 in Alexandria
• Georgian Opposition Leader’s Husband May Return Under Amnesty
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for Jan. 11 (Text)
• Bulgaria to Pull Out Most of Its Troops in Afghanistan This Year
• Polish 2014 Power Drops to Record; Day-Ahead Contract Declines
• Austrian Erste Bank Submits Offer for Hypo Unit in Serbia
• Al Rajhi Fourth-Quarter Profit Increases 0.6%, Misses Estimates
• EGL Ghana Gains Most in 2 Months on Earnings Bets: Accra Mover
• JPMorgan Lowers Buyback Request to Less Than $12 Billion
• Corpbanca Gains in Chile After Stock Sale for Acquisition
• U.S. Bancorp Profit Rises 5.2% on Lower Loan-Loss Provisions
• Michaels Stores Said to Seek $1.64 Billion Loan to Refinance
• Naira Weakens for Fourth Day on Demand as Bank Cuts Sale
• Merkel Says Mali Mission Protects Europe, Sends Transport Planes
• Canadian Stocks End Six-Day Winning Streak; CML Healthcare Drops
• Australian Open Heat Puts Weatherman, Chief Medic at Forefront
• Nordea Names Torsten Joergensen New CFO as Rystedt Steps Down
• Brazil Ethanol Output Seen Jumping 14% on Fuel Blend
• Vale Heads to 1-Month Low as Iron-Ore Prices Slump: Rio Mover
• European December Car Sales Fall 16% on U.S. Producers
• When Social Enterprise Demands Mega Scale
• Toyota Supplier Considers China Capacity Boost on VW, GM Orders
• U.S. to Become Largest Liquid-Fuels Producer in 2013, BP Says
• Homebuilder Confidence in U.S. Held in January at Six-Year High
• Queens Park Rangers Sign Striker Loic Remy From Marseille
• Chicago Bears Hire Trestman From Canada’s Alouettes as NFL Coach
• Jindal Steel Said to End Afferro Takeover Talks: Corporate India
• Colombia Finance Chief Says Peso to Weaken Amid More Action
• New Jersey, New York Trash Haulers Arrested in FBI Sweep
• EU Without U.K. Would Be ‘Fish Without Chips,’ Finn Says
• Bumi Said to Plan Board Meeting Tomorrow to Hear Probe Findings
• Lumber May Extend Rally on U.S. Housing, RusForest Says
• Rewriting U.S. Law Has Consensus While Fix Proves Elusive
• Israel Electric Said to Plan Billion-Shekel Debt Sale
• Toll Buys Condo Development Sites in New York, Maryland
• Greece Taxes Foreign-Flagged Ships for First Time Amid Crisis
• Serbian December Lending Activity Stagnant, Late Payments Rise
• Goldman Sachs Discloses $1.1 Billion of 2012 Reinsurance Revenue
• Romanian Vital Utility Seeks Bids for Water Network Upgrade
• Diamond Bank Climbs to 20-Month High as Rally Predicted in 2013
• Sharapova Repeats Shutout as Stosur Stumbles in Australia
• AstraZeneca Asks U.K. to Encourage Use of Blood-Thinner Brilique
• EU Extends Levy on China Building Material to Thailand
• Fed’s Rosengren Sees Room to Expand QE to Spur Employment
• Consumer Prices in U.S. Little Changed as Inflation Recedes
• Colombia Won’t Need Davos Cash as Cardenas Fights Peso Surge
• Recession Replacing Crisis as Concern With Euro Defying Doubters
• U.K. Green Bank Plans to Allocate $4.8 Billion by 2015
• Czech Cabinet Approves $446 Million Savings Measures
• Goldman Bonuses, Appraisal Rules, U.K. Banks: Compliance
• Oil Trades Near One-Week Low as Crude Inventories Rise
• Portugal Auctions 12-Month Bills at Lowest Rate Since 2010
• Liberian War-Crimes Convict Taylor Wants Pension Paid
• EU Joins IMF in Criticizing Latvian Cuts to Tax, Social Spending
• Belarus GDP Grew Slowest Since 2009 as President Blames Cabinet
• Dimon Says Whale Loss Is Very Close to Being a ‘Non-Issue’
• SNS Reaal Falls on Bad Loan Writedowns Report: Amsterdam Mover
• 2013 Detroit Auto Show
• Malawi Currency Fall Fuels Protests as Banda Courts IMF
• Gasoline Barges Drop; German Gasoil Stocks Fall: Oil Products
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• South African Corn Gains on Brazil Dry Weather Concern
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• EU Lawmakers Back Sovereign-Debt Curbs for Ratings Companies
• FXCM Sees Currency Brokerages Failing as Revenue Declines
• Sensus Completes Irish Trial of Underground Water Meter Systems
• Asiacell Lures State Funds in Biggest Mideast IPO Since 2008
• Dotcom to Unveil Megaupload Successor Amid U.S. Claims
• GFMS Sees Gold Climbing Toward $1,900 on Central-Bank Stimulus
• GFMS Says Gold Jewelry Fabrication Declined in India, China
• GFMS Says Gold Mining Cash Costs Increased 17% to Most Ever
• GFMS Says Central Banks Boosted Gold Purchases to 48-Year High
• Telefonica Debt Cuts Don’t Fix Spanish Pain
• Goldman Pay Pool Expands 6% as Employee Base Shrinks
• German Government Cuts 2013 Growth Forecast on Euro Woes
• Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. CP deal:India Money Markets
• PNB Bank and Syndicate Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• GIC Housing Ltd. and Riliance Capital Ltd. CP:India Money
• Andhra Bank and Vijaya BAnk CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Tories Say EU Is ‘Stealing’ U.K. Clearinghouse Business
• Nigeria Plans to Triple Insurance Market to $6.4 Billion by 2017
• Britam of Kenya Jumps to Highest in Three Months: Nairobi Mover
• Krispy Kreme Plans 71% Jump in U.S. Shop Network by 2017
• Finland’s Katainen Urges ‘Bail-In’ on Rescues of Banks
• Monti Praises Foreign Investment as Unions Criticize McDonald’s
• U.K. Should Shun ‘Difficult’ Volcker Rule, Says John Vickers
• Pronova Investor Odin Is Still Not ‘Satisfied’ With BASF Offer
• Medvedev to Open Davos as Leaders Discuss Boosting Growth
• Oil Demand Isn’t Growing as Fast This Year, U.A.E. Says
• Algeria Surrounding Oil Facility Where Hostages Held
• EU Says Denmark Should Pursue `Prudent Fiscal Policy'
• JPMorgan Corporate and Investment Bank Pay Pool Falls 3% in 2012
• Montenegro Seeks Bids for Wastewater Plant Project, SeeNews Says
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.15% to 0.17%, ICAP Says
• Raiffeisen CEO Sees Russian Retail Lending Driving Credit Growth
• Russia Rate Wording Pits Morgan Stanley Against Easing Calls
• Spain Weather Was Drier Than Normal in December, Ministry Says
• Sovereign Funds’ Spending Rebounds in Quarter, Institute Says
• Hungary Banks Reject Haircuts on Muni Loans, Stepic Says
• India Said to Consider 5% Tax on Crude Palm Oil to Curb Imports
• Brazil Swap Rates Rise on Economic Activity; Real Little Changed
• Piracy Plunges to Lowest in Years on $1 Trillion Trade Route
• France Cuts Rapeseed Production Estimate, Boosts Export Outlook
• Barry Callebaut Sees Cocoa Price on Low Side of 12-Month Range
• Samsung, Nordstrom, Budvar, Apple: Intellectual Property
• Mitie Declines After Second Downgrade in Two Days: London Mover
• Transform 2013 by Turning Goals into Questions
• Bundesbank to Repatriate 674 Tons of Gold to Germany by 2020
• Santander, Intesa Lead Peripheral Bank Bond Sales as Risk Rises
• IAEA Focus on Iran’s Parchin Site May Undermine Monitors
• Pakistan Stocks Rebound After Biggest Plunge in 17 Months
• Tesco Withdraws Some Beef Products as Horse DNA Found
• East European Bankers Warn Bad Debt Thwarts Credit Recovery
• Treasuries Rise for Fourth Day on Debt-Limit Talks
• Genworth Distances Mortgage Unit From Rest of Insurer
• OPEC Cuts Oil Output to 14-Month Low Amid Economic Uncertainty
• Mozambique Private Investments to Exceed $3.2 Billion in 2013
• Lithuanian Inflation May Delay Euro Until 2017, Swedbank Says
• Pakistan Government Jolted by Premier Arrest Order, Protests
• Nigeria’s Revenue Rose 2% in December as Oil Exports Climbed
• Arsenal to Make Move for West Ham’s Diame: Roundup
• PPC CEO Gordhan Sees Volumes Increasing as Much as 4%
• RasGas Said to Halt Three Qatar LNG Plants This Year for Works
• Egypt Residential Building Collapse Kills 14 in Alexandria
• Wheat Rises to Three-Week High as Dry Weather Threatens Crops
• JPMorgan European Equity Sales Trader Candillier Dies at 37
• ECB’s Coeure Says Financial Markets Have Begun to Re-Integrate
• Euro at 10-Month High Poses Economic Threat, Juncker Says
• Slovenian Crisis to Negatively Weigh on Bonds: UniCredit
• Copper Declines for Fourth Day Before U.S. Production Figures
• Leu Climbs to One-Year High on Romanian Entry to JPMorgan Index
• Livni Sinks in Walla Poll as Netanyahu Maintains Lead
• Arle Said to Plan Hilding Anders Sale for $1.5 Billion
• Magna Forecasts 2013 Sales Gain on Growth in New Markets
• Brazil November Economic Activity Rises More Than Forecast
• Emirates NBD Soars Most Since 2011 on Unit Outlook: Dubai Mover
• U.K.’s Crown Estate Offers Funds for Wave, Tidal Energy Projects
• China’s Richest Man Signs Manchester United Sponsor Deal
• Amplats Falls Fourth Day as Workers Strike: Johannesburg Mover
• German September 2022 Bonds Advance After Sale of 10-Year Debt
• U.K. Sells Carbon Permits at 5.81 Euros on ICE Futures Europe
• HFT Rules Will Hurt German Liquidity, Exchanges Say
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Gecamines of Congo Plans to Raise $1 Billion for Copper Plant
• Zloty Heads for Six-Week Low on Global Growth, Rate Cut Talks
• Forint Snaps Two-Day Rally as Output Slump Fuels Rate Cut Bets
• Spanish Builder Jailed for Laundering Drug Cash Near Rajoy Home
• ECB’s Nowotny Says Euro-Dollar Exchange Rate ‘No Major Concern’
• Suicide Bombers Strike Afghanistan’s Spy Agency Headquarters
• Indonesian Workers Protest in Jakarta Over Minimum Wage Delays
• U.S. Accounting Group Plans to Tighten Repo Deal Rules
• Jarir CEO Sees 20% Climb in Sales as Saudis Buy More Smartphones
• Kenny Says Ireland Is Winning Back Investors’ Confidence
• India Nifty Futures Decline as RBI Signals No Stimulus
• Camel-Slaughter Plan Rejected for Australian Carbon Credits
• China Seen Boosting Purchases of Soybeans as Feed Demand Expands
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jan 15, 2013.
• Asian Stocks Drop, Led by Nikkei 225, as Overheating Seen
• Metro Gets German Sales Boost, Plans Media-Saturn China Exit
• Ahmadinejad Asks Parliament to Back Subsidy Cut Plans
• Sabanci Expects Minimum $1 Billion Valuation for AvivaSA in Sale
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