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January 27, 2013

• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 01/28/2013
• Fonterra CEO Seeks to Reassure China, World on Milk Safety
• Wheat Advances for Second Day as Demand Climbs for U.S. Exports
• HSBC, ICBC Among 15 Banks With Qianhai Cross-Border Yuan Loans
• Rebar Retreats From Six-Month High as Inventory Climbs in China
• Barclays’s Walker, Zhou, Han Said to Leave Bank Amid Staff Cuts
• Mitsubishi Chemical Says in Talks With Tata Steel to Supply Coke
• Vietnam’s Trade Surplus Narrowed in January on Import Rebound
• Taiwan Financials Rise on New Yuan Banking Rules: Taipei Mover
• Foreign Flows Into India Stocks Poised for January Record
• Yi Warns on Currency Wars as Yuan Close to ‘Equilibrium’
• Japan Said to Plan First Inflation-Linked Bond Sale Since 2008
• Myanmar Clears ADB, World Bank Overdue Debt With Japan Help
• Mitsubishi to Develop 3 Solar Plants to Generate 95 Megawatts
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Indian Coal Imports Rose 45% in December, Interocean Data Show
• Haitong, Citic Jump on Margin Trading Expansion: Shanghai Mover
• The Third Person in Barack and Hillary’s Relationship
• Moutai Falls Most in Month on Credit Suisse Cut: Shanghai Mover
• Philippine Peso Depreciates a Fourth Day on Intervention Concern
• Mechel Sinks as Analysts Cut Targets on Prices: Russia Overnight
• Rubber Retreats After Trading Near One-Week High as Yen Weakens
• Tripling in Debt to $1.7 Trillion Drags on Economy
• F&N Directors to Sell Shares as Charoen’s Bid Seen ’Fair’
• Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley to Trade China Stock Index Futures
• Indonesian Coal Swaps Gain a Second Day, China Prices Unchanged
• China Repo Rate Jumps Most in Month as Holiday Cash Demand Rises
• Hana Financial Rises on Korea Exchange Buyout Plan: Seoul Mover
• Beijing Recommends Young, Old Stay Indoors as Smog Covers City
• Soybeans, Wheat Extend Gains for Second Day as Crop Prices Climb
• Abe First Leader Since Koizumi to See Support Rise After 1 Month
• ETFs Growing by Helping Dopes Keep Up With the Pros: Muni Credit
• Should You Buy the Bordeaux 2010 Winemakers Prefer Most?
• U.K. Starts Home Energy-Efficiency Program Amid Opposition Fire
• U.K. House Prices Stagnated in January as Demand Dropped
• Reckitt Benckiser Investor JAB Won’t Sell More Stock, Becht Says
• Scots’ Offshore-Wind Investment Reaches $260 Million, Gro
• Clegg Says U.K. to Continue Fiscal Squeeze Amid Recession Threat
• Carney Says Policy Must Achieve ‘Escape Velocity’
• Bitcoin’s Gains May Fuel Central Bank Concerns: Chart of the Day
• Davos Money Men Say World Emerges From Doldrums Fretting Relapse
• Hakkasan Founder’s Cafe Brings Bangkok Noodles to U.K.
• AIG’s Greenberg Thumbs Nose at U.S. Taxpayers in Book
• Coene Says ECB’s ‘Nuclear Deterrent’ Should Ideally Stay Unused
• The Fed Is More Out of It Than You Thought It Was
• Why Deleveraging Still Rules Markets in 2013
• Financial Rule-Makers Must Learn to Use Their Calculators
• Mobile Phones Disrupt India, for Better and Worse
• Venezuela Prison Riot Leaves 58 Dead, 46 Still Hospitalized
• Napoli Cuts Juventus’s Lead; Four Messi Goals Give Barcelona Win
• Thaw in Congress May End Winter of Discontent
• Chinese Knockoff Sombrero Drags Colombian Tribe Into Trade Fight
• RWE to Tackle ‘Challenging’ Year With Investment Cuts, CEO Says
• Paschi Case Hits Campaign as Bersani Says He’ll ‘Shred’ Critics
• Dimon in Davos Won’t Worry About Whales
• Acer Sees Success in Chrome; Windows Fails to Drive Sales
• Mississippi River Crude Oil Leak Contained, Coast Guard Says
• Masraf Raises 2012 Net 7.9%, Approves 1 Riyal Dividend
• South Korea Consumer Confidence Rises to Eight-Month High
• Battery Charger Aboard 787 Cleared in Fire Investigation
• Argentina, Iran Agree on Joint Panel to Probe 1994 Bombing
• GM to Start Third Shift at Brazil Complex, Add 2,630 Positions
• African Cup of Nations 2013 Soccer Standings, Results, Schedule
• Leeds to Play Manchester City in F.A. Cup; Oldham Hosts Everton
• Kazakhstan Gold Reserves Rose 1.7% in December, IMF Data Show
• Wynne Chosen by Liberals to Be Ontario’s First Woman Premier
• Israel Deploys Missiles as Netanyahu Sees Syria Collapse
• Mursi to Address Egyptians After Three Killed in Protests
• Oldham Beats Liverpool, Leeds Defeats Spurs in F.A. Cup Upsets
• Berlusconi Praises Mussolini Regime on Holocaust Remembrance Day
• Djokovic Tops Murray for 3rd Straight Australian Open Win
• Brazilian Nightclub Fire Kills Scores; Dozens Wounded
• Dubai Stocks Advance to 3-Year High, Paced by Emaar
• Austrian Skier Marcel Hirscher Wins World Cup Slalom Event
• Senate Democrats to Rework U.S. Immigration Law This Week
• French Sailor Gabart Wins Round-the-World Race in Record Time
• Republicans’ Push to Tilt Elections Will Backfire
• Hong Kong Journalists Plan Petition Against Privacy Law Proposal
• Opium Novel Wins $50,000 Prize, Author Thayil Quits Drugs
• Stifel Bets ETF to Beat Star Philippines: China Overnight
• Leeds Upsets Tottenham 2-1 to Advance in Soccer’s F.A. Cup
• Israel’s Ariel Sharon Shows Signs of Brain Activity, Doctors Say
• PDVSA’s Petromonagas Producing 145,000 Barrels a Day of Crude
• Iraq Warns Exxon on Kurdish Deals Amid Plans for BP Development
• North Korea Will Defend Itself Against U.S. Hostility, Kim Says
• Japan’s Amari Says Markets Set Currencies Amid Yen Criticism
• Takeda Diabetes Drug Succeeding Actos Wins FDA Approval
• Teva Bearish Bets Jump on Competition: Israel Overnight
• Africa Properties Gains on Plans to Raise Debt: Tel Aviv Mover
• France’s Gabart Wins Vendee Globe Round-the-World-Race in Record
• Chelsea Ties 2-2 at Brentford in F.A. Cup, Will Face Replay
• Egypt Pound Depreciation Speeds Up at Auction After Violence
• EU-Colombia-Peru Aim for Trade Accord in Effect by First Quarter
• Commercial Bank of Qatar Fourth-Quarter Profit Misses Estimates
• Norway to Give Grant to Cyprus to Help Fight Money Laundering
• Ex-Premier Opposing Cabinet Wins Czech Presidential Vote
• Emaar Jumps to 3-Year High as Properties Sell Out: Dubai Mover
• Bank of Italy Authorizes Paschi Aid, Passing Buck to Monti
• Djokovic Defeats Murray for 3rd Straight Australian Open Title
• Brazilian Nightclub Fire Kills 40 and Injures 200, Folha Says
• Ethiopia’s Hailemariam Elected as African Union Chairman
• Djokovic Goes Up 2-1 in Sets Against Murray at Australian Open
• Djokovic Ties Murray at One Set Apiece in Australian Open Final
• Fonterra CEO Reassures on Safety of New Zealand Dairy Products
• Egypt Cotton Exports Reach 800 Tons in Week Ending January 24
• Norway Data Shows Earth’s Global Warming Less Severe Than Feared
• Dubai Apartment, Villa Rents Advanced 17% in 2012, Asteco Says
• Murray Wins First Set Against Djokovic in Australian Open Final
• Mursi Under Fire From Islamists, Opposition After Dozens Killed
• China Industrial Companies’ Profits Climb a Fourth Month
• Afghan Bombings Kill at Least 18 Local Policemen, Officials Say
• Japan Launches Two Intelligence Satellites for National Security
• Tornadoes Hit Queensland as Rains Deluge Eastern Australia
• Li Na Praised in China After Loss in Australian Tennis Open
• Obama Picks Rejected as Court Casts Doubt on Recess Power
• Job Market Probably Kept Making Progress: U.S. Economy Preview
• Gun Control Backer Obama Says He Shoots Skeet at Retreat
• Ramon Dominguez, 2012 Jockey of the Year, Transferred Out of ICU
• Villanova Tops Syracuse in OT, Louisville Falls Three in Row
• Obama Says Football Head Injuries Should Prod Review of Rules
• Sixers Beat Knicks 97-80, Rockets Top Nets 119-106 in NBA Games
• Fog Delays PGA’s Third Round at Torrey Pines Where Woods Leads
• U.S. to Aid French With Aerial Refuelings in Mali Mission
• Assad Running Out of Time, Russia’s Medvedev Says on CNN
• Democrat Tom Harkin Won’t Seek Re-Election to Senate