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January 21, 2013

• Rebar Trades Near Six-Month High as Urban Building Drives Demand
• Mitsubishi's Shimomura Says BOJ to Buy Short Maturities
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 01/22/2013
• Pan Pacific Copper Schedules Maintenance at Saganoseki, Tamano
• Japan Outlook Most Bullish Since ’09 in Poll on Abe’s Yen
• CFOs Lock In Abe Rates as Orix Plans Longer Debt
• Japan Plans to Relax Restrictions on U.S. Beef Imports on Feb. 1
• Asia Junk Bond Sales Hit 10-Month High as Hengdeli Markets Notes
• Palm Oil Gains to Two-Week High as Reserves May Drop on Tax Cut
• Medalist Poised to Be First Female Australia Aboriginal Lawmaker
• Obama Sworn-In as Beyonce Soars, Parade Lasts Into Night
• Most Chinese Stocks Drop, Led by Consumer Staples; Banks Climb
• Obama Takes One Last View of Pageantry With Eye to Future
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• China Rescued 1,200 Abducted Foreign Women in 2012, Daily Says
• Sundance Scene: McConaughey, Robert Reich, Harry Potter
• Japan’s Solar Tariff May Drop 12% as Costs Sink, BNEF Estimates
• Taiwan Dollar Volatility at Five-Year Low on Intervention Risk
• Japan Stocks Swing Between Gain, Loss Before BOJ Decision
• Indonesian Coal Swaps Gain a Third day; China Prices Decline
• Yuan in Hong Kong Drops as China’s Daily Auctions Lower Rates
• China Money Rate Climbs for a Third Day on Holiday Cash Demand
• Shinsei Bank Forms Sovereign Bond Fund With Russell Investments
• Korea Gas Shares Tumble on Report ABS Sale Scrapped: Seoul Mover
• India Nifty Futures Swing Between Gain, Loss on Deficit Policy
• Test-Prep Company Education Holdings Files for Bankruptcy
• Rousseff Targets 2013 Growth Revival as Brazil Election Looms
• S. Korea to Change Renewable Subsidy Methods to Boost Efficiency
• No Taboos for BOJ Contender Muto in Japan Deflation Fight
• Ikea Plan for India Stores Gets Government Board Approval
• Thai Billionaire Nears Win on F&N After OUE Sticks to Bid
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Calpers Buy-Hold Rule Recoups $95 Billion Recession Loss
• Barclays Workers’ Push for Libor Case Anonymity Rejected
• Wall Street Charges Main Street Least Since 2009: Muni Credit
• Women Would Travel for Abortions If Roe Falls, Study Says
• Cuomo’s Tougher N.Y. Gun Law Shakes Village Home of ‘The Arms’
• Morgan Stanley Finds Opportunity in Distressed Property Assets
• Telefonica Obtains Peru Mobile Phone Concession Renewal
• Indian Jeweler Becomes Billionaire as Gold Price Surges
• Treasuries Fall as Asian Stocks Gain Before BOJ Decision
• Dijsselbloem Preaches Balanced Budgets as Euro Chief
• Inaugural Atmosphere Speaks Louder Than Words
• U.K.’s Prince Harry Says He Killed Taliban in Afghanistan
• Swiss Mulling 747-8 for Fleet Upgrade Following Parent Lufthansa
• Red Burgundies Ready for Drinking Before You Grow Old
• Women Get Half of U.K. Business Bank Advisory Appointments
• U.K. Lawmakers Debate Right to Throne for Kate Daughter
• Racehorses in Running as Regulators Debate Loose Liquidity Rules
• Russian Rocker Growls at Putin in Poetry, Floydish Shows
• Steak Knives Out as London Restaurants Fight for Diners
• Billionaire Berggruen Takes Risks, Roams World: Interview
• Manet’s Scandalous Nudes Join Mystery Portraits in London
• Japan Stock Futures Rise as Yen Weakens as BOJ Meets
• Algeria Says Militants Were to Move Hostages After Blast
• In Little Noah’s Honor, Sensible Gun Legislation
• A Better Way to Track Trade Than ‘Made in’ Labels
• Geithner’s Bailouts Didn’t Create Our Mess
• To Ease Drought on the Mississippi, Look Upstream
• Use Profit Motive to Improve Health Care
• Greece Says Euro Area’s Aid Green Light Shows Economic Progress
• Texas Attorney General to New Yorkers: Move Down, Bring Your Guns
• Obama Seeks Renewal of Optimism at Second Inauguration
• Greece’s New Loan Payout Cleared by Euro Area Signals Optimism
• Swiss Banks Vie for Declared American Assets Amid Probe
• Russia’s M.video Uses Time Machine to Dodge Net Mistakes
• Costa Rica President Sends Congress Bill to Limit Capital Inflow
• Obama Inaugural’s Liberal Definition of Rights
• Southampton Ties Everton in Pochettino’s First Game as Coach
• Mexico Bond Yields Tumble After Rate Decision; Peso Declines
• Obama's Bogus Journey
• Batista’s MMX at Six-Week Low in Sao Paulo on CEO Change
• Armstrong Becomes ‘Madoff on a Bike’ as Cheating Shatters Lives
• Canada Stocks Touch 17-Month High as Euro Ministers Meet
• Peru’s 2020 Bond Yields Fall as Steep Curve Attracts Investors
• Abhisit Defends Thai Army Actions in Fighting Murder Charges
• Emerging Stocks Fall as Malaysia Shares Drop on Election Concern
• ‘Strong Dollar’ Is Lie Told in New Currency War
• Yale Acceptance Rate to Decline as Applications Rise to Record
• Panel Recommends Domestic Abuse Screening for U.S. Women
• Obama's Changing Oath of Office
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for January 21
• European Stocks Rise as Ministers Meet; Yen Gains
• RBC Stock Poised for Record as Banks Rally
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for January 21
• Obama Begins Inauguration Day With Prayer at St. John’s
• Juncker Replaced by Dijsselbloem After 8 Years as Eurogroup Head
• Toxic Melamine Released From Bowls Serving Hot Soup, Study Finds
• World’s Cheapest Oil Crimps Alberta Budget With Price Gap
• Chavez to Return to Venezuela From Cuba Soon, Brother Tells AP
• Barack Obama, the Next Globalization President?
• Brazil Ethanol Maker GraalBio to Get $294 Million From BNDES
• Bovespa Stock Index Declines for Second Session as Oi, MMX Slump
• Militants Planned to Move Hostages After Gas-Plant Blast
• Solar Costs to Fall as REITs Emerge as Source of Funding
• Republicans' Debt-Limit Proposal Is Real Reason to Party
• Axtel Climbs as Creditors Accept Restructuring; Bonds Jump
• RIM Jumps After CEO Says Hardware Sale Possible: Toronto Mover
• Obama's Inaugural Vision of Moral Citizenship
• Schaeuble Says Cyprus Aid Requires Evident Threat to Euro
• Oil Drops From Four-Month High as Debt Talks Begin
• Duke University Returns to No. 1 in AP Men’s Basketball Top 25
• Lithuanian Central Bank Rejects Bid for Snoras Assets, BNS Says
• Yen Strengthens From Lowest Since 2010 as BOJ Meets; Kron
• Turkish Man Charged in Paris Murders of Three PKK Women Leaders
• Barclays Says Tinney Steps Down as COO of Wealth Management Unit
• EDF Commissions Canada Wind Farms Worth $700 Million
• EU Carbon Declines to Record Before Sales of 15.7 Million Tons
• Weidmann Says 2013 Could Be Year of Decisive Steps to End Crisis
• German State Election Fails to Provide Clarity on EU Carbon Fix
• Europe Naphtha Rises; Diesel Cargo Premium Falls: Oil Products
• House Republicans Set Jan. 23 Vote on Suspending Debt Ceiling
• Total Buys Russian Urals Crude; Nigeria to Export 59 March Lots
• Wheat Rises in Paris as U.S. Drought May Cut Global Grain Supply
• Acciona Awarded $200 Million Water Contract for Fujairah
• Euro Rescue Funds to Clear Aid Payments Jan. 28, Official Says
• NeSa Energy Plans 44-Turbine Wind Project in Southern Macedonia
• Crude Oil’s Implied Volatility Falls to Lowest Since 1996
• German Bunds Fall Before Ministers Discuss Bailout States
• Spain to Make Cajas Controlling Banks Set Aside Reserve Fund
• Afren Sees 2013 Sales at Least Matching 2012 Record on Iraq
• Nokia Siemens Plans Bonds as Credit Risk Holds Near 18-Month Low
• Gold Climbs Toward One-Month High on Japan Stimulus Expectation
• Credit Agricole Plans Cost Reductions, Union Official Says
• Euro Ministers Set to Clash Over Terms of Channeling Aid
• Rona Gains After Quebec Retailer Revamps Board: Montreal Mover
• VTB Said to Seek Similar Terms as Sberbank for $1.5 Billion Loan
• European Stocks Rise as Finance Minsters Meet in Brussels
• Admiral Rises After Goldman Upgrades on Claims: London Mover
• Chilean Peso Falls as Intervention Speculation Offsets Inflows
• Natural Gas Jumps on Cold as Nickel Falls: Commodities at Close
• Nevsun Declines After Reports of Eritrea Coup
• Naira Strengthens as Central Bank Holds Benchmark Interest Rate
• Indonesia Plans Scorecards to Boost Corporate Governance
• HSBC Hires KPMG Partner for Compliance After Bagley Quit
• Pearson Lowers 2012 Forecast Citing Tough Market Conditions
• Russia-Cyprus Money Flows Imply Laundering, Schaeuble Says
• German Stocks Advance as Euro-Area Finance Ministers Meet
• U.K. Stocks Advance as Euro-Area Finance Ministers Meet
• Batmobile Zaps Auction, Ferraris Boost $100 Million Total
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for January 21
• Bridgepoint to Ask JPMorgan to Advise on Diaverum Future
• France’s Best Investors Say Stocks to Gain
• Mexico Unemployment Lowest Since 2008 as Rates Seen Stable
• Speculators Boost Bullish Bets Most Since November: Commodities
• Grilli Says Bondholders Take Priority in Italy in Time of Crisis
• European Airports Limit Region’s Flights as Snow Spreads
• Haldane Says Bankers’ Bonuses Should Be Deferred Up to 10 Years
• Irish CMBS Loan Fails to Pay Out After Real Estate Values Halve
• Moscow Exchange Said to Seek at Least $500 Million in IPO
• Egypt Central Bank Allows Temporary Foreign-Currency Facilities
• Russian Food Retailer O’Key Cuts Sales Target on Store Delays
• Rajoy Orders Audit of PP Finances to Stem Corruption Scandal
• Turkey Yields Decline to Month-Low, Lira Falls on Rate Cut Bets
• Nigeria Central Bank Holds Benchmark Interest Rate at 12%
• Pound Little Changed Versus Dollar as House Prices Rise
• Brookfield Renewable Plans C$100 Million Stock Sale to Pay Debts
• Oi Declines After Report Some Shareholders Dissatisfied With CEO
• Porsche’s $2.2 Million Supercar, Macan SUV Head for China
• A Timbuktu Test For Europe
• Clal Biotech Said to Hire Jefferies for MediWound Unit
• Russia Yields Rise First Day in Three on Slowing PPI, Rate Bets
• Eletropaulo Jumps as Loan Payment Is Suspended: Sao Paulo Mover
• Mexico City Discovers Water Basin Under Capital, Reforma Reports
• Obama Begins Second-Term Celebration Before Fiscal Fight
• Clarus Co-Founder Christodoulis to Replace Campbell as CEO
• India, Largest Gold Buyer, Raises Import Tax to Cut Deficit
• Statoil Shift to U.S. Shale Seen Deepening After Algeria Attack
• Michael Winner, Film Director and Food Critic, Dies at 77
• EasyJet Cuts Holding as Warning Against Aircraft Orders
• Brainsway Sees Partnership as FDA Backs Depression Device
• Expanded Panama Canal May Change Tolls to Lift Energy Shipments
• EU Weighs Response to Basel Liquidity Rule Deal, Officials Say
• Santam Falls on Fitch Warning, Heavy Rains: Johannesburg Mover
• Forint Strengthens After Minister Varga Calls for Appreciation
• Erste’s BCR Sees 2013 Profit at 238 Million Lei, Mediafax Says
• European Drone Plan Seeks Political Backing as in Boost to EADS
• When U.S. Farmers Fought Foreclosures
• Netanyahu Gets Landslide in Markets Masking No Peace Process
• Dubai Said to Hire HSBC, StanChart for $1 Billion Sukuk
• Crisis Erased in Europe Junk Bond Yield Premiums: Credit Markets
• Slovenian Stocks Slump as Political Crisis Extends
• Ireland Faces Legal Challenge to Anglo Irish Bailout Notes
• Vacheron Constantin Defies Asian Slowdown With China Expansion
• Telefonica's Czech Unit to Cut 10% of Workforce This Year
• Goldman Forecasts Gold Rally Amid Debt-Ceiling Confrontation
• Stephens to Face Serena Williams as Federer, Murray Win
• Apollo Hospitals’ Reddy May Buy Part of Stake Owned by Apax
• Azeri State Oil Fund Assets Grew 14.5% to $34.1 Billion in 2012
• JPMorgan Names Courboin France Head, Seillier EU FIG Chief
• Lupatech Extends Rally on Upcoming Brazil Oil Bid Round
• Merkel Failure to Turn Popularity Into Victory Puts CDU at Risk
• Talaat Moustafa Falls as Madinaty Court Case Drags: Cairo Mover
• Novozymes Names Nielsen CEO Amid Biofuel-Market Challenge
• Ecuador Cocoa Exports Rise 8% December From Year Ago: Anecacao
• Asian Cocoa-Bean Processing Rose 2.8% in Fourth Quarter
• Maloofs to Sell NBA’s Kings, Move Team to Seattle, ESPN Reports
• Barclays Staff Seek Anonymity in U.K. Libor-Fixing Case
• Mali, French Forces Take Second Town in Insurgents’ Fight
• Tengelmann Billionaire Haub Retires as Outsiders Win Role
• Petrobras to Double Ships at Rio by 2015, Operator Says
• Russia Locked in ‘Huge’ Rates Feud, Shuvalov Says
• Kuwait’s NBK Profit Beat Estimates Amid ‘Ongoing Challenges’
• Och-Ziff, Tekfen of Turkey to Sell Joint Unit to Omurga Yapi
• Morgan Stanley Leads Rise in All-or-Nothing Structured Notes
• Structured Note Investors Seek Longer Maturities to Boost Yields
• Deutsche Boerse CEO Not ‘Sleepless’ Over ICE-NYSE Deal
• GET Baltic Bourse Says Lithuanian Gas Market Open for Trading
• Canadian Dollar Falls on Bets Japan Weakens Stimulus
• Obama's Inauguration and Why We Still Need Rituals
• Canada November Wholesale Trade Report (Text)
• Canada Wholesale Sales Advance 0.7% to Highest Level Since June
• Consumer Shares From Souza Cruz to Natura Leading Rally
• Impax Fails to Win Approval for Parkinson’s Drug
• South Africa Richards Bay Coal Declines to Lowest in Two Months
• Nigeria to Export 45 Crude Cargoes in March, Partial Plan Shows
• Daimler Sees ‘Stronger’ Sales in Steady Turkey Vehicle Market
• HDFC Bank & NABARD Bank & CP:India Money Markets
• Canara Bank & Andhra Bank: Indian Money Market
• Trafigura Agrees to Buy Oil-Product Tankers as Ship Returns Gain
• Alstom Starts Work at French Offshore Turbine Factories
• The Inaugural Address Some Would Rather Hear
• Algeria Vows to Boost Security After 85 Killed in Sahara
• How Whole Foods Market Innovates in Employee Health Care
• Mitsubishi Invests in Eneco’s Dutch Offshore Wind-Energy Project
• Averting Climate Change May Cost $700 Billion a Year
• Banks Swimming in Capital Get Dividend Go-Ahead: Nordic Credit
• Corporation Bank and Syndicate Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money
• EU Parliament Industry Panel Verdict on Carbon Fix Due Jan. 24
• Algeria Natural Gas Plant Attack: Death Toll
• European Airports Limit Region’s Flights as Snow Spreads
• Argentina Competing for LNG Seen by Platou Curbing Shipping
• German Bank to Spare Retail Jobs for Growth, Survey Finds
• Acciona Agua Awarded Saudi Wastewater Plant Contracts in Mecca
• Nokia Siemens Said to Plan Debt Sale of Up To $1 Billion
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• BNP Paribas Spins Off Fund Manager Focused on Renewable Energy
• Spain Union Sets Feb. 6 Strike Over Cuts at Nationalized Lenders
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Mercedes Formula 1 Team Hires Williams Executive Toto Wolff
• Cairn India Profit Rises 48% on Higher Crude Oil Production
• Black Sea Storms Delay Crude Loadings at Russia’s Novorossiysk
• Brazil Swap Rates Drop as Inflation Measure Lower Than Expected
• East European Slowdown Is Bottoming Out, Development Bank Says
• Kenya Airways Slides as Commercial Director Quits: Nairobi Mover
• Cameron to Make EU Speech in London on Morning of Jan. 23
• Swiss Stocks Fall as Franc Gains; Richemont, Swatch Slide
• Rehn Says Portugal Bank Aid Funds Shouldn't Be Redirected
• Funds Can Earn Interest Lending Gold to Banks, IDBI Mutual Says
• EU Carbon Permits ‘Worthless’ Without Change of Rules, UBS Says
• Rede D’Or, Tractebel, AES Tiete, Triangulo: Brazil Bond Alert
• Biotie Considers Developing Alzheimer’s Drug on Its Own
• Abu Dhabi’s Aldar to Buy Sorouh in $1.5 Billion Deal
• Rupee Falls From 11-Week High on Dollar Buys Before U.S. Holiday
• Gas-Union Expands Into Netherlands, Austria as Trading Jumps
• Canada Reaching Budget Balance Said to Be More Difficult
• BofA Rejects Euro Haven Before Default Ruling: Argentina Credit
• Japanese Workers Rescued From Shanghai Protest, Consulate Says
• India’s Sensex Climbs as Reliance Profit Beats Estimates
• Spain Recession Scars Exposed as Jobless Seen at 6 Mln
• BofA Sees Risk of WTI Crude Falling to $50 Within Two Years
• Reliance Surges as Profit Gains Most in Two Years: Mumbai Mover
• Cocoa Swings on Low Stockpiles, Better Crop Outlook; Sugar Falls
• Richemont Declines as Sales Miss Analyst Estimates on Asia
• LEG to Expand Property Portfolio After Selling Shares to Public
• Ambani Said to Mull $2 Billion Venezuela Spend: Corporate India
• Kedco to Build Three Wind-Energy Projects in Northwest Ireland
• China Plan Seeks to Bolster Airports, Locally-Produced Airplanes
• Bundesbank Says German Economy Already Showing Signs of Recovery
• Dubai’s Du Reorganizing Operations, Outsourcing Jobs, CEO Says
• Bangladesh War Tribunal Gives Death Sentence in First Ruling
• Riksbank Rate Policy Is Propping Up Krona, Sweden’s Borg Says
• Japan Grants Kenya Funds for Water Supply, Farming Projects
• Costa Rica, Ghana, New Zealand Favored for Top WTO Job
• Most Asian Stocks Retreat as Japanese Shares Decline
• Banif Wins Temporary EU Approval for $1.46 Billion Portugal Aid
• Manchester City Wants $49 Million for Balotelli: Soccer Roundup
• Euro May Strengthen 2% Against Swiss Franc: Technical Analysis
• Sony to Introduce Xperia Tablet Challenging Apple, Samsung
• Copper Swings Between Gains and Drops as China’s Imports Slide
• CORRECT: Juhayna to Invest 1.2 Billion Egyptian Pounds in 2013
• Finance Least-Trusted Industry for Third Year in Edelman Survey
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jan 18, 2013.
• BOE Inflation Target Isn’t Working and Should Change, E&Y Says
• Israel Equity Movers: Brainsway, Enlight, Can Fite, InsuLine
• Egypt’s Gas Exports Value Rises in Jan-Nov Period, Shorouk Says
• Cathay, SIA May Fly Empty Premium Seats as Banks Cut Cost
• Palm Oil, Gold, Copper Climb, Crude Drops: Commodities at Close
• Beijing Smog Rules Would Shut Factories When Pollution Rises
• Malaysian Stocks Slump Most in 16 Months: Kuala Lumpur Mover
• Dell Said to Hire Evercore to Seek Higher Bids After Buyout
• U.K., Nordic Region to Be Colder Than Usual Next Month, WSI Says
• Vietnam Bond Yields Drop to Four-Year Low as Cash Boosts Demand
• First Solar, Abengoa Bullish on Mideast, Africa Power
• Sorouh Rallies as Aldar Plunges on Merger Terms: Abu Dhabi Mover
• U.K. Finance Industry to Cut 43,000 Jobs, CBI Survey Says
• Algeria 2012 Wheat Imports Drop to 6.2 Million Tons, Khabar Says
• Chinese Choosing Prada Over Louvre Boost Luxury Shares
• BASF Said to Win Support for $900 Million Pronova Offer
• Standard Chartered in Creative Private Equity Exits on Slump
• China Vanke Surges on Share Plan for Hong Kong: Shenzhen Mover
• ECB Says Number of Euro-Area Money-Market Funds Is Dwindling
• U.K. Next-Day Natural Gas Declines as System Flows Exceed Demand
• Myanmar Calls for Kachin Peace Talks as Cease-Fire Tested
• Indonesian Bonds Rise on Optimism Stable Rupiah to Spur Inflows
• Hong Kong to Spend $4 Billion on Waste Management, Loh Says
• Taiwan Dollar Forwards Drop on Intervention Fear; Bonds Decline
• China Imports of Iranian Crude Rebound to Highest in Six Months
• Singapore Announces S$2 Billion Package to Increase Population
• Hong Kong Stocks Swings as China Shipping Gains on Profit
• China Copper Imports Drop as Exports Advance for Fourth Month
• Jakarta’s Widodo Tested as Floods Show Infrastructure Gap
• Iran Guard Chief Criticizes Embassy Raid, Donya Says
• Einhorn’s Greenlight Increases Bet on Elekta Share Drop
• Russia’s Transneft to Present Investment Plans to EU Tomorrow
• Taiwan’s Export Orders Increased for a Fourth Month in December
• Portugal Billionaire Sells Lollipops, Champagne in Poland
• China Stocks Rise to 7-Month High as Vanke Surges; Moutai Falls
• Italy Yields May Rise on Outcome of February Vote, Official Says
• OP-Pohjola Cuts Finnish Growth Forecast as Domestic Demand Wanes
• Tencent Moving Averages Herald More Gains: Technical Analysis
• Monti Works ‘Seduction’ Among Italy’s Unwilling Candidates
• London Home Prices Have Biggest New-Year Surge in Five Years
• Resolution Names Williamson to Replace Biggs as Chairman
• Chinese Developer Bond Flurry Rises as Three More Market Notes
• Brightoil Has ‘Healthy’ Cash Available After Loan-Term Breach
• Toyota Motor to Pick Uchiyamada as Next Chairman, Nikkei Says
• China Says U.S. Must Be ‘Responsible’ On Issue of Island Dispute
• Malawi Keeps Interest Rate at 6-Year High as Inflation Persists
• Peter Mel Wins Super Bowl of Surfing Return Off California Coast
• Roger Dubuis Seeks Recovery With $155,000 King Arthur Watches
• German Bonds Open Little Changed; Leaves 10-Year Yield at 1.57%
• China Diesel Imports Fall 55% in December; LNG Purchases Gain
• Huawei Open to IPO After Probably Surpassing Ericsson in Sales
• Taliban Attack Kabul Police Building in Second Suicide Raid
• First Australia API-5 OTC Thermal Coal Swap Trades, Argus Says
• Egypt Courthouse Torched After Judges Quit Protester Death Case
• Singapore Bond Sales Leap to Three Month High as UniCredit Comes
• Japanese Finance Minister Says Remarks on Elderly Misinterpreted
• U.A.E. Central Bank Plans Mortgage Rules This Year
• F&N Rises After Thai Billionaire’s Bid
• Penguins Beat Rangers 6-3 to Spoil New York’s NHL Home Opener
• Nikkei 225 Retreats From 32-Month High Before BOJ Meeting
• 49ers Are Super Bowl Favorites for Sixth Time in Six Appearances
• Australia Dollar Declines Versus Yen Before Inflation Data, BOJ
• Brian Gay Wins PGA Tour’s Humana Challenge in Three-Man Playoff
• Ravens, 49ers Set Up NFL Super Bowl Meeting of Harbaugh Brothers
• Indian Bond Yields Drop Toward 30-Month Low on Rate-Cut Optimism
• Dotcom Raid Anniversary Marked by New File-Sharing Site
• Hostess Bakers Union Hires Investment Bank Gordian in Asset Sale
• 49ers’ Colin Kaepernick Follows Montana and Young to Super Bowl
• ‘Mama’ Opens as Box Office Leader Over ‘Zero Dark Thirty’
• Companies Reassess Security After 23 Hostages Killed in Algeria
• Rheumatoid Arthritis Riak Boosted by Gene Regulators