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January 17, 2013

• Palm Oil Gains as India’s Import Tax to Boost Malaysia Exports
• BOJ Deposit Rate Cut Sign in Cash Operation Flops: Japan Credit
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 01/18/2013
• Iran’s Cyber Threat Potential Great, U.S. General Says
• Lance Armstrong Says He Cheated With Drugs in All Tour Wins
• Powerlong Offers Dollar Notes as Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Declines
• Indian 10-Year Bonds Set for Weekly Gain on Rate-Cut Speculation
• China Power Output Rises to Four-Month High as Industry Expands
• U.S. Backup-Camera Rule to Double Auto LCD Demand, IHS Predicts
• N.Z. Consumer Prices Unexpectedly Fall 0.2%; Kiwi Retreats
• Trina, JinkoSolar Plan to Lift Shipments in 2013 as Demand Rises
• China Swaps Drop Most in 7 Months on Speculation Cash to Rise
• Copper Set for Weekly Gain Amid Better-Than-Expected China Data
• China Crude-Processing Rises to Record High as Economy Recovers
• Gazprom Discount Narrows on Spending Cut Plans: Russia Overnight
• Chile Leaves Latin America’s Highest Real Borrowing Cost on Hold
• Largest U.S. Jury Verdicts of 2012
• Yuan Forwards Advance as China Economic Growth Beats Estimates
• India Stock Futures Advance as Diesel Rise to Lure Funds
• Rebar Gains for Second Day as China Boosts Spending on Railways
• BOJ Shirakawa to Meet Finance, Economy Ministers Today in Tokyo
• Boeing Engineers Move Toward Strike Amid 787 Woes
• U.S. Carmakers Urge Obama to Punish Japan for Weak Yen
• Baht Set for Best Weekly Rally in a Year on Inflow of Funds
• BTG Predicts 40% Merger Surge This Year: Corporate Brazil
• Levin Report on JPMorgan Whale Said to Fault Regulator
• Gold Trades Near Highest in Month Before China Economic Report
• TSMC Rises After Quarterly Sales Forecast Beats Estimates
• Hong Kong Stocks Rally on U.S. Data Ahead of China GDP
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Rubber Heads for Seventh Weekly Climb on Weaker Yen, Crude Gains
• Samsung Total Buys Naphtha for Delivery to South Korea in March
• Power Shift Has Government Opponent Running N.C. Budget
• U.S. Governors Take Davos Trip Critics Call Alpine Boondoggle
• Dreamliner Battery Maker Also Holds NASA Space Station Contract
• Meralco to Return to Generation With 3,000-Megawatt Power Plans
• Rubiales to Gain Most From Colombia Oil Pick-Up, BTG Says
• Post-9/11 Detainees’ Case Against U.S. Officials Tossed
• TSMC Record Spending Plan Lifts Nova Measuring: Israel Overnight
• Westfield Joins Hammerson in $1.6 Billion Croydon Project
• Herdez to Buy Majority Grupo Nutrisa Stake for $159 Million
• Record Booze Profits Bolster Ohio Job-Bond Offer: Muni Credit
• JPMorgan Asks If Tech Progress Ending for U.S.: Cutting Research
• U.K. FSA’s Successor Must Be Radically Different, Panel Says
• U.K., Australia Pledge Cooperation on BAE Frigate Design
• Cameron Says He’ll Send Daughter to State-Run School
• Caesar Sex Change, Buy Hockney, Alt-J: London Weekend
• Japanese Bought Net 391.3 Billion Yen Overseas Debt Last Week
• Ex-Chargers Coach Turner Joins Browns as Offensive Coordinator
• Activist Funds Loaded With Capital Augur Dealmaking Surge
• Seizure of Evidence at Wine Seller’s Home Ruled Legal
• Libya Is Messy. So Was Eastern Europe in 1991.
• Divining Obama’s Next Act From His First-Term Record
• Rubio and Republicans Can Outfox Obama on Immigration
• Why We Now Oppose Drilling in the Arctic
• Jamie Dimon Offers Illusion of Transparency
• The Overzealous Prosecution of Aaron Swartz
• Without Security, Libya’s Oil Cash Can’t Buy Progress
• Japan Stock Futures Rise on U.S. Housing, Labor Data, Weaker Yen
• Denmark Newspaper Bomb Plotter Gets 14-Year Sentence
• U.K. Police Arrest Journalist, 2 Cops in Hacking Probe
• Canaccord’s Zapata to Lead Seminario Capital Markets
• Midwest Gasoline Strengthens as Refinery Rates Drop
• Simor Says Unconventional Monetary Tools Would Damage Economy
• BayernLB Said to Work With SocGen to Sell LBLUX Division
• Nordic Papermakers Call for Shredding Sulfur Limits
• Madrid to Auction 11 Buildings in Plan to Cut Deficit
• De Beers Expects to Dig Angola Gem Mine to Recoup Expense
• EDF Sees 1 Billion-Euro Cost Cuts, Keeps French Reactor Schedule
• Qantas Airways Cancels Order for One Boeing Dreamliner
• Chicago’s Biggest Office Project Since 2008 Gets Tenant
• S&P 500 Advances to Five-Year High on Economic Reports
• Colombia Peso Gains Most in Three Weeks; Bond Yields Rise
• Whole Foods' John Mackey on Capitalism's Moral Code
• Credit Swaps in U.S. Decline; JPMorgan Sells $6 Billion of Bonds
• Ethanol’s Discount to Gasoline Expands Second Day on Supply Glut
• Army Told to Pick Combat-Vehicle Contractor Next Year
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for January 17
• Euro Gains as Spain’s Borrowing Costs Decline; Yen Drops
• Treasuries Decline as U.S. Housing Starts Beat Forecasts
• CBS Turning Billboard-Ad Business Into a REIT
• Fisher Opposes QE While Saying Fed Policy Boosts Economy
• U.S. Recognizes Government of Somalia, Clinton Says
• Canadian Dollar Gains as U.S. Economic Data Boosts Risk Appetite
• Australian, N.Z. Dollars Rise to Highest Versus Yen Since 2008
• BofA Brokerage Chief Thiel Says Merrill Strategy Working
• Six Top Environment Stories to Watch in 2013
• Emerging Stocks Rise From Week Low on Earnings; Asia Stocks Fall
• Grandchildren Run South Korea’s Economy
• Cocoa Futures Advance to Three-Week High: Commodities at Close
• Fed Profits Returned to Treasury Could Disappear, Paper Shows
• Clear Channel Outdoor at Eight-Month High: Houston Mover
• Capital One Misses Estimates on Increase in Reserves
• EBay Sales Beat Estimates as Donahoe Pushes Mobile Sales
• Fed’s Fisher Says Some Banks Should Be Restructured
• Herbalife Preliminary Profit Tops Estimates
• Las Vegas Sands Shopping Pennsylvania Casino for $1 Billion
• Hunt for Yield Leads to Less-Liquid Debt, Ramius’s Strauss Says
• Qihoo Tops Rally as Guangshen Jumps on GDP: Overnight
• Fox’s ‘Idol’ Premiere Wins Night With 19% Fewer Viewers
• Crude Oil Options Fall as Futures Gain on U.S. Optimism
• Sallie Mae Drops Most in 10 Weeks as Charge-Offs Increase
• Costa Rica to Reduce Interest Rates to Stem Currency Surge
• Stocks Jump With Commodities on Economy Data as Yen Falls
• Fox News Re-Signs Karl Rove as Contributor Through 2016 Vote
• BofA Joins Citigroup Share Slump as CEOs Grapple With Costs
• Solazyme Loan for Brazil Plant Cuts Borrowing Cost
• RIM Developers Still Waiting for BB10 Keyboard Prototypes
• Dish Network Asks FCC to Pause Sprint-Softbank Review
• Harry Winston Says Ekati Stakeholder Launchs Legal Suit
• BlackRock Profit Rises 24% as ETF Deposits Boost Assets
• E.Land to Pay $170 Million for K-Swiss Shoes to Add Brands
• AMR’s American to Unveil Changes to 45-Year-Old Livery
• Intel Said to Add Cisco as Customer in Foundry Effort
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for January 17
• SandRidge Shareholder Vote May Improve Shares, Singh Says
• Boeing 787 Groundings Traced to One-of-a-Kind Technology
• TransForce Gains on Velocity Express Purchase: Montreal Mover
• Chile Keeps 5% Rate as Inflation Slowdown Defies GDP Growth
• Housing Accelerates in Boost to U.S. Expansion: Economy
• ING US Names Fred Hubbell to Insurer’s Board of Directors
• Buyout Firm 3i Said to Hire Morgan Stanley to Sell Mold-Masters
• Iamgold Sees ‘Peak Gold’ Forging $2,500 Price
• U.S. Treasury Releases Final Rules on Offshore Tax Evasion
• Waste Management Increases Stake in Enerkem Ethanol Plant
• Videgaray Says Pena Nieto Policies to Cut Mexico Public Debt
• Lawmakers Demand Health Data From Energy Drink Companies
• EOG’s Leadership Change Fuels Deal Talk: Real M&A
• UnitedHealth Profit Meets Estimates as Cost Rise Curbed
• U.S. Picks Citigroup, JPMorgan to Manage GM Shares Sale
• Colombia’s Imports Rose 2.1% in November From Year Earlier
• Corn Drops on Slowing Fuel, Export Demand; Soybeans, Wheat Fall
• U.S. Financial Position Worsened in 2012 on Higher Debts
• West Texas Sour Strengthens as Permian Pipelines Prepared
• Attanasio Bets on KKR in Move to Preferred From Junk
• Brooklyn Home Prices Jump Most Since ’06 as Supply Drops
• Schilling’s Bloodstained 2004 World Series Sock to Be Auctioned
• Cargill to Idle Texas Beef Plant as Cattle Supply Cut
• CSN Slumps on Concern ThyssenKrupp Buy Would Erode Cash
• Natural Gas Jumps to 6-Week High on Above-Forecast Supply Drop
• Gol Jumps to Ten-Month High on Demand Outlook: Sao Paulo Mover
• The 20 Top-Performing Large Hedge Funds
• Peru Sol Depreciates Third Day as Central Bank Buys $150 Million
• Lockhart Sees Fed’s Bond Buying Continuing Beyond Mid-2013
• Deutsche Bank Derivative Helped Monte Paschi Mask Losses
• Cocoa Rises to 3-Week High as Improved Demand Seen; Cotton Gains
• SEC Purge of Madoff, Goldman Probe Files Upheld by Judge
• Ex-U.S. Attorney White Said to Be Weighed for SEC Chairman
• Cameron Warns of More ‘Bad News’ in Algeria, Cancels EU Speech
• Oil Surges to Four-Month High on U.S. Growth
• Goldman Leading Renewable Offerings Says Slump Is Ending
• Don’t Be Too Hard on Writers Duped by the Manti Te’o Hoax
• Fisher Says Fed Needs to Constantly Assess Impact of Easing
• Aemetis Idles California Ethanol Plant, Plans Sorghum Shift
• SM SAAM Gains on Deal to Expand at Port in Colombia
• Morgan Stanley Says 360 Job Cuts to Be in New York City Offices
• Ex-BP Vice President’s Trial Over Spill Reset for Sept. 23
• FTC Says Pay-for-Delay Settlements Rise to Most Since ’03
• NBA Union’s Hunter Didn’t Break Law, Put Self Ahead of Players
• AIMCo CEO De Bever Sees 2013 Worse for Bonds Than Stocks
• Deadly Hawaii Fireworks Blast Tied to Contractors by U.S.
• Coffee Futures Gain on
• Privacy of Donated Genetic Data Pierced by Researchers
• Tim Rallies on Authorization to Resume Infinity Day Calling Plan
• Police Start Child-Abuse Investigation Over London Guest House
• Gazprom Quarterly Net Income Doubles on Weak Ruble
• Pauline Phillips, ‘Dear Abby’ Newspaper Columnist, Dies at 94
• Lockhart Says Fed’s Bond Portfolio May Lose Value as Rates Rise
• How Bad Is It That Egypt's Mursi Hates Jews?
• Egyptian Bonds Retreat After Moody’s Considers Credit Downgrade
• BofA Says Repaying Buffett May Wait Until 8% Preferreds Redeemed
• Woods Five Off Lead at Abu Dhabi Golf; McIlroy Eight Shots Back
• Deutsche Telekom Said to Weigh Scout Classifieds Unit Sale
• IMF’s Lagarde Says ECB May Need Further Monetary Easing
• The Worst Debt-Crisis Solution a Country Ever Concocted
• KPN Stock Jumps on Report AT&T Seeks European Takeovers
• Poker ‘Don’ Sentenced to 7 Years in $1.2 Billion Fraud Case
• Brady Camp Seeks Place Among Anti-Gun Rivals in NRA Fight
• Moving Averages Signal U.S. Note Yield Rise: Technical Analysis
• India Partially Frees Diesel Prices to Curb Widest BRIC Deficit
• Spain’s Revoredo Is Billionaire With Cash in Armored Vans
• Energy Secretary Chu Said to Plan Departure From Cabinet
• Klaipedos Nafta Fights German Bid to Delay Baltic LNG Link
• Florida Worker Pension Changes Are Legal, Court Rules
• JPMorgan Tops Banks for Third Year as Loans Retreat: Commodities
• Corbett Gives U.K. Firm 20-Year Pennsylvania Lottery Deal
• Fed Concerned About Overheated Markets Amid Record Bond Buys
• Fink Sees Investors Getting Into Stocks Through ETFs
• Nickel Output Exceeded Demand in November, Study Group Says
• Mayors Seek to Prevent Changes to U.S. Muni-Bond Tax Break
• Gasoline Futures Advance on U.S. Economic Data, Crude Rally
• Interior Chief Had ‘Common Ground’ With Oil Industry
• Panama Canal, Handling 5% of World Trade, Sees Delayed Expansion
• Citigroup Goal Is to Stop Shareholder Capital Destruction
• Rio CEO Albanese Steps Down as $14 Billion Writedown Looms
• Costa Rica Fights Currency Gain as Thailand Talks Baht Weaker
• Advanced Micro Devices Sues Ex-Workers Over Trade Secrets
• Lockhart Sees Legitimate Concern in Fed’s Growing Balance Sheet
• Ebay, Craigslist to Block Scalped Obama Inaugural Tickets
• Sun Life, Khazanah to Buy CIMB Aviva for $600 Million
• Petropavlovsk Gains as Gold Output Beats Target, IRC Funds
• Google to Build New U.K. Headquarters in London
• New Jersey Republican Fundraising Doubles Under Christie
• European Stocks Rise on Retailer Rally, U.S. Housing Data
• Peru State Water Works Seek to Deflect Newmont Protests
• Microsoft’s Bing Search Engine to Boost Facebook-Linked Results
• Iraq Plan to Let BP Develop Oil in Kirkuk Is Illegal, Kurds Say
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for January 17
• Inkblot: Atari Co-Founder Nolan Bushnell
• Home Retail Surges on Surprise Boost From Argos: London Mover
• Rafael Nadal to Return to Tennis Next Month at Chile Open
• Cocoa and Zinc Lead Advance as Wheat Falls: Commodities at Close
• PTT Exploration Mulls Bond Sale to Fund Growth: Southeast Asia
• Jakarta Emergency Declared as Floods Swamp President’s Office
• Hoover Dam Builder Hired for Google’s Ocean Wind Power Line
• German Stocks Climb as U.S. Housing, Jobless Data Beat
• DuPont Shareholder Sues Board Over $1 Billion Court Loss
• Richard Fisher Wants A Warning Label for Banks
• Norton Rose Says Stanley Hartt Joins as Counsel
• Florida Defies Housing Rebound as Foreclosures Soar
• German Bonds Fall as Euribor Futures Drop on ECB Repayment Bets
• Soybeans Rebound as U.S. Exports Jump to Most Since 2010
• ASML Sales Forecast Trails Estimates After Orders Drop
• Vestas May Sell 375 Wind-Turbine Towers a Year in American Deal
• Robert Citron, Jailed for Orange County Failure, Dies at 87
• Orphanides Says ECB Bond-Buy Plan May Delay Government Reforms
• Commercial Paper Market in U.S. Expands for 12th Week, Fed Says
• Erie Billionaire Hagen Revealed as Car Premiums Surge
• Agora Drops as Publisher’s Asset Writedown to Cut Profit
• SurveyMonkey Valued at $1.35 Billion in Financing Round
• U.K. Natural Gas Rises to 11-Month High Amid Freezing Weather
• London Heathrow Resists Rival Hubs as Istanbul Hits Top Tier
• Polish Bond Yields Fall as Kazmierczak Signals Interest Rate Cut
• Veolia Advances as Cost Cuts Ahead of Schedule: Paris Mover
• Ready-Made U.S. Structured Notes Cut Costs, Shrink Deal Sizes
• Russia’s Sintez Group Reaffirms Interest in Greek Energy Assets
• TAV Rises to Five-Year High on Airport Prospects: Istanbul Mover
• Fee-Only Advisers Buy Bigger Share of U.S. Structured Notes
• Common Euro Bonds Aren’t Ruled Out Forever, Dijsselbloem Says
• SEC Requires Structured Notes Value Disclosure, Law Firm Says
• Dutch Agricultural Exports Increase 4.5% to 75.4 Billion Euros
• Amtrak Joins California to Help Buy High-Speed Rail Gear
• U.K. Pound Weakens to Nine-Month Low Versus Euro; Gilts Decline
• OPEC Supply Increase Slows as Demand Eases, Oil Movements Says
• Russian Opposition Activist Commits Suicide, Interfax Reports
• Jaguars Hire Gus Bradley, Leaving Cardinals as Lone NFL Vacancy
• Polish Day-Ahead Power Falls as Sweden, Ukraine Supply Increases
• Lufthansa Hampered by Snow at German, Austrian Airports
• Barclays Is Sued in Germany Over Kiener’s K1 Fund Ponzi-Scheme
• Nasdaq Merges Technology, Shareholder Units, Hires CIO
• Swiss Franc Slides to Post-Cap Low as Haven Flows Abate
• Moscovici Calls for Formal Process for Euro Group Head
• RWE Traps First Ton of Carbon at Welsh Coal Power Plant
• Anglo Platinum Says Workers Return After Strike
• Portugal to Announce Measures for Returning to Markets
• Central African Republic President Bozize Appoints Tiangaye PM
• Doctors Weigh Risks of Metal Hips as FDA Tightens Reviews
• U.S. Northeast May Be Warmer Than Normal February Through April
• Bulgaria Lacks Competitiveness in Lost Decade, Capital Says
• Huafeng to Buy Oolong Tea Producer in China for HK$2.49 Billion
• Hogs Jump to Six-Month High as Pork Supply Falls; Cattle Slide
• Qatar Bank to Complete Talks Over Alternatifbank in March
• BOE’s Jenkins Encouraged by Calls to Toughen Basel Capital Rules
• Legal & General Names Ex-Resolution Executive as M&A Director
• India’s Narendra Modi and the Tale of Two Rapes
• Forint Advances Most in Week as Varga Calls for Stronger Range
• Pakistan Lawmakers in U.K. Trial Over Deutsche Bank Loans
• N.J. Pension Fund Posts 13.3% Gain for 2012, State Reports
• Teixeira, David Wright on U.S. Roster for World Baseball Classic
• Dollar Poised to Strengthen 2% Against Franc: Technical Analysis
• Manufacturing in the Philadelphia Area Unexpectedly Shrinks
• European 2014 Coal Rebounds From Record, Gains Most in Four Days
• Vivendi’s Maroc Telecom Stake Draws Interest From Etisalat
• Egypt Seeks Investors for Infrastructure Projects, Minister Says
• Bloomberg Global Markets Summit: Photos
• Posen to Testify to U.K. Lawmakers at Post-MPC ‘Debrief’ Hearing
• Biggest Silver ETF Adds 572 Tons in Largest Gain in Five Years
• BB&T Fourth-Quarter Profit Rises 29% on Gains in Fee Revenue
• Gun Ban No Obstacle to Taurus Bid for Freedom: Corporate Brazil
• Date-Krumm at Age 42 Sets Tennis Milestones at Australian Open
• Swiss Franc Drops to Weakest Since Cap Imposed
• U.S. January Philadelphia Business Outlook Report (Text)
• Brazil Water Utility Cedae May Postpone Its IPO, WSJ Says
• China’s Olive Oil Imports Surge on EU Purchases, Council Says
• Canada Stocks Rise as Crude Rallies Amid U.S. Housing, Jobs Data
• Fed Adds $210 Million to Banking System With One-Day Repos
• U.S. Mortgage Rates Little Changed With 30-Year at 3.38%
• Chilean Peso Advances as Global Growth Outlook Boosts Copper
• Canada Said to Include External Candidates in Bank Search
• Solvay Chief Forecasts 2013 to Be ‘Difficult Year’ on Europe
• H&R Tops Hostile Bid for Primaris With Friendly Deal
• BofA Drops as Earnings Decline 63% on Shrinking Revenue
• Jobless Claims in U.S. Fell to Lowest Level in Five Years
• EBay Sales Beat Estimates as Donahoe Pushes Mobile Sales
• Agilent Boosts Dividend, Announces Buyback Plan
• Fed Begins Adding Reserves to System With Repurchase Agreements
• Serena Williams, Federer, Murray Advance at Hot Australian Open
• Americans’ Economic Outlook Fell in January to Three-Month Low
• Macquarie Says Sugar May Fall to 17C by 2nd Quarter
• CBS Turning Billboard-Ad Business Into a REIT
• Zimbabwe’s Vice President John Nkomo Dies From Cancer
• Georgian Premier Says Russia-Armenia Railway Link a Possibility
• Airbus Says A350 Design Is ‘Lower Risk’ Than Troubled 787
• Has the 'Great Stagnation' Hit the U.S.?
• Bank of America CEO Says ‘Capital Is There’ to Increase Payouts
• MFP’s Price Says He Wouldn’t Buy Goldman Sachs Shares
• Algerian Forces Storm Plant to Free Hostages
• Lithuanian 2012 Budget Revenue Beats Goal as Tax Receipts Rise
• Reed Elsevier Sells Screening Unit to Symphony Technology
• Brazil Swap Rates Rise as Bank Cites Inflation; Real Strengthens
• Moldovan Utilities Invite EBRD-Backed Water Bids, SeeNews Says
• WTO Needs Revamp to Remain Relevant, Kenya's Mohamed Says
• Angie’s List Hires Ex-Ingram Micro Executive as COO
• Lance Armstrong Stripped of 2000 Olympic Cycling Bronze Medal
• Cisco Acquires Stake in Russian Software Developer Parallels
• Dynegy Expects 2013 Loss of Up to $332 Million
• Trina Sells 61MW of Solar Panels to German Airfield Power Plant
• Naira Snaps 4-Day Drop as Nigeria Rate Cut Not Seen on Inflation
• Washington May Receive 2 Inches of Snow From Appalachian Storm
• Dijsselbloem to Give Euro Roadmap on Jan. 21, Juncker Tells DPA
• U.S. Drought Monitor Report for the Week Ending Jan. 15 (Text)
• Serbia New Car Sales Decline to 11-Year Low, Dealers Say
• Fallout From the Supreme Court's Medicaid Decision
• Rand Gains Second Day Against Dollar as Labor Protests Ease
• Canada Pension Joins KKR to Invest $2 Billion in Credit
• Rain Improves Drought Conditions in Contiguous 48 States
• Biogen Plans Food Waste-to-Power Plants on Rising Landfill Tax
• Public Cry for Gun Laws Often Ends With Thud in Congress
• ECB Says Italy Politics Led to Outflows as Elections Looms
• Iron-Ore Swaps Rally as China Steel Production Seen Advancing
• U.K. Stocks Gain as U.S. Housing Starts Exceed Estimates
• China Propaganda Chief Tells Press to ‘Innovate,’ Xinhua Says
• Egypt Pound Falls as BofA Says Too Early to Gauge Its Stability
• Obamacare Opens Outsourcing Window for Infosys: Corporate India
• Fissures Among Republicans Risk Blocking Future Budget Deals
• ‘Resting’ HFT, Greek Ships Tax, Volcker Rule: Compliance
• Canada November International Securities Transactions (Text)
• WTI Oil Rises to Four-Month High to Cut Brent Discount to $15
• Gasoline Barges Gain; Italian Gasoil Demand Drops: Oil Products
• South African Airways Flights to Continue in Event of Strike
• Brent Crude Blocked by Resistance at $113: Technical Analysis
• Boeing 787 Dreamliner Is Grounded Worldwide by Regulators
• Italy Gasoline, Diesel Demand Dropped in December, Ministry Says
• India’s Nifty Stock Futures Climb, Signaling Equity Gain
• Bank of America Cuts 14,600 Employees in 2012 to Reduce Costs
• Citigroup Earnings Miss Analysts’ Estimates on Litigation
• Lukoil Pares Iraq Oil-Output Target; Others Talk on Similar Cuts
• Bovespa Rises on Signal Interest Rates to Stay at Record Low
• Clifford Chance Hires Poddar for Antitrust in Australia
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Indian Oil Corporation Bank CP deal:India Money Markets
• Vijaya Bank and Syndicate Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Apollo Tyres Ltd and Tata Capital Finance Ltd. CP:India Money
• Andhra Bank and Vijaya Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Rheumatoid Arthritis Discoveries Earn Prize for Three Scientists
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Zimbabwe’s Vice President John Nkomo Dies, U.S. Embassy Says
• Scania Falls as Barclays Cites Unease on Europe: Stockholm Mover
• Fed Funds Open at 0.16%, Within Target Range, According to ICAP
• Ghana Starts $595 Million Sanitation Project for Capital
• Poker ‘Don’ Sentenced to 7 Years in $1.2 Billion U.K. Fraud Case
• PNC Fourth-Quarter Profit Climbs 46% as Fee Revenue Gains
• Ex-BAE Lobbyist Cleared of Money Laundering Charges in Austria
• Carrefour Says France Improving as Quarterly Sales Rise
• Africa Renewable Energy Push ‘Not Working’ Due to Risks
• Kenya Commercial Bank Falls Most in 8 Months: Nairobi Mover
• Kenya Shilling Slides to Year Low as Parties Hold Nominations
• Oil Trades Near Four-Month High After Crude Supply Drop
• Dubai Shares Jump to 2010 High as Recovery Spurs Profit Optimism
• Fifth Third Bancorp’s Profit Increases 27% on Stake in Vantiv
• UBS Holds Sway as Chile Traders Embrace Rate Call
• Indian Bonds Gain as Diesel Policy Change to Help Cut Deficit
• Khazanah Net Assets Jump 24% After IHH Healthcare, Astro IPOs
• Smith & Nephew, USPTO, Nike, Dotcom:Intellectual Property
• Pakistan’s Stocks Rally Most in a Week Amid Opposition Support
• Mayor’s Sons Split by Turkey War as Funerals Test Peace Plan
• Eritrea Slams Group’s Report of Forced Labor at Nevsun Mine
• Lira Jumps to Highest in 8 Months on Growing Upgrade Speculation
• Bovespa-Index Futures Decline as Central Bank Holds Rate Steady
• Cameron Seen Highlighting Work, Finance in Looser EU Ties
• Ruble Strengthens Second Day Versus Dollar as Crude Oil Rises
• Serbia Raises Main Rate for Fifth Meeting Amid Inflation
• Slovak Premier, Opposition Clash on Impeachment Attempt
• Abu Dhabi’s Masdar Starts Renewable Energy Desalination Project
• Azeri Oil Output Fell 5.3% Last Year, Gas Production Rose 5.4%
• Donor Feces Cure Recurrent Diarrheal Infection, Study Shows
• Most Asian Stocks Drop; Nikkei 225 Closes Higher on Yen
• AB Foods’ Primark Plans to Open Trial Stores in France This Year
• Nestle Joins KBC in Selling Dollar Bonds as Rio Tinto Tumbles
• Euro Area Seen Stalling as Draghi’s Pessimism Shared: Economy
• Former Brevan Howard Partner Rokos Said to Start Family Office
• Americans Among Hostages Held by Terrorists in Algeria
• Rede D’Or, Brookfield, Norte Energia, CPFL: Brazil Bond Alert
• Aston Martin Seeks Development Partner to Build Engines
• Arsenal to Make Move for West Ham’s Diame: Roundup
• Barclays CEO Jenkins Tells Workers to Follow New Rules or Leave
• Brazil’s Sugar Awaiting Loading at Ports Rises 28%
• Russian Rate Debate Flares Up as Cabinet Seeks Growth
• Iran Opposition Leader’s Son Sentenced to Six Months Jail
• Automakers Strain Suppliers With 50% Surge in U.S. Intros
• Sugar Output in India to Drop on Cheap Imports, Dry Weather
• Palm Oil Declines as India Changes Calculation of Import Taxes
• EU Sells Carbon Permits at 5.36 Euros a Ton in EEX Auction
• Malawians Protest Against Soaring Costs, Slump in Kwacha
• European 2014 Power Drops to Record as Near-Term Prices Decline
• Abe Currency Policy Stokes Gaffe Risk as Amari Roils Yen
• Palm Oil Stockpiles in Indonesia Seen Rising as Exports Drop
• Iron Man Joins China’s TCL to Challenge Apple Smartphones
• Tesco Apologizes for Horse DNA in Burgers Amid Media Backlash
• EU Pig Prices Seen Declining by ISN as Supplies Remain Ample
• Orco Jumps as CEO Fights Vitek Over Control: Prague Mover
• Cathay Says December Premium Cabin Sales Lower Than Expected
• RBI Control Seen as 10-Year Yield Matches One-Year: India Credit
• European Banks to Shrink as U.S. Peers Set Pace: Euro Credit
• QE2 Ocean Liner to Be Asia-Based Luxury Hotel
• Goldman Keeping Lid on Pay Amid Rebound Cheers Investors
• Euro-Area Construction Output Fell in November on France, Italy
• Europe Clean-Energy Funding Beats U.S. on Wind Expansion
• Spain Meets EU4.5 Billion Target at Second Bond Sale of 2013
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jan 16, 2013.
• Spanish 10-Year Bonds Erase Gain After Sales; Yield is 5.03%
• Pronova Investor Nykredit Agrees to Sell Shares to BASF
• Delhaize Climbs as Food Lion Boost Sales Volume: Brussels Mover
• TSMC Predicts Better-Than-Estimated Sales on Smartphone Chips
• Cocoa Butter Stabilizes in Europe as Grinders Boost Processing
• Indian Oil Gains After Being Allowed to Raise Diesel Prices
• Azeri State Fund to Double Gold Reserves, Buy Asian Real Estate
• Soros Says ‘Dominant’ Merkel Has Wrong Policies, Weltwoche Says
• Yen Falls on Speculation BOJ Will Expand Easing; Aussie Weakens
• Romania, Bulgaria Migration to U.K. May Hit 50,000 a Year
• Singapore Curbs Industrial Property Sales to Avert Bubble
• India Cuts 800-MHz Airwave Price by 50% to Lure Bids at Auction
• SC Global Declines as Bid to Delist Succeeds: Singapore Mover
• Swiss Producer, Import Prices Rose for Fourth Month in December
• Treasury 10-Year Notes Drop; Yields Rise 2 Basis Points to 1.84%
• Copper Rises; Soybeans, Palm Oil Decline: Commodities at Close
• Russian Banks Significantly Scaling Back Loans to Firms
• Sharp Jumps After Report on TV Factory Sale to Lenovo
• AB Foods Hails ‘Outstanding’ Primark as Chain’s Sales Jump
• ECB Monthly Bulletin Editorial for January (Text)
• ECB Says European Economy Should Gradually Recover Later in 2013
• Pictet Says Swiss Money Managers May Move Abroad Over EU Access
• French Soft Wheat Area Rises 1.6% This Year, FranceAgriMer Says
• SGS Cuts Dividend as 2012 Profit Misses Analysts’ Estimates
• Sony Mobile-Phone Business Can Be Profit Driver, Hirai Says
• France May Need ’Additional Efforts’ on Deficit, EU Says
• Finland Steps In to Help Nokia Resolve India Tax Dispute
• Vietnam Five-Year Bond Yield Falls to 2009 Low on Rate-Cut Bets
• Vietnam’s Stocks Fall Most in Asia as Valuation Concerns Mount
• VTB Weighs Saudi Equity as Morgan Stanley Shifts From Dubai
• Krone Gains Provokes Norway Policy Response to Preserve Jobs
• Westfield Joins Hammerson in $1.6 Billion Croydon Project
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