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January 28, 2013

• Australia Says Tax Gripes Turn Constitution on Its Head
• Indian Yields at 3-Week High After RBI Signals Rate-Cut Limit
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 01/29/2013
• Indian Rupee Near One-Week Low Before RBI Reviews Interest Rates
• Venezuela to Pump More Dollars Into Economy With Oil Tax
• San Francisco Lawmaker Urges Libor Manipulation Inquiry
• Best Indonesia Funds Buy Retailers on Spending: Islamic Finance
• Oakland Crime Shows City Losing in California Rebound
• Axis Bank Said to Seek Up to $1 Billion in Share Sale
• Morgan Stanley Japan Credit Strategist Miura Said to Leave
• Rebar Falls for Second Day as Winter, Holidays Expand Stockpiles
• Philippine Peso Snaps 4-Day Slide Before GDP Report; Bonds Gain
• Copper Advances for Second Day on Optimism Demand Will Increase
• SPT Energy Expects Low Subsidies, Rules to Hinder China Shale
• Sumitomo Mitsui Leads Megabanks Higher on Earnings: Tokyo Mover
• PBGC Sues the Renco Group Over RG Steel Unfunded Pension
• RBI Signals India Rate-Cut Limits as Policy Revamped: Economy
• Chinese Company Sues Former Owner of Blocked Wind Project
• China’s Money Rate Rises to 3-Week High on Holiday Cash Demand
• Egyptians Protest for Fifth Day, Opposition Spurns Talks
• Credit Suisse Said to Seek to Sublet at Hong Kong Skyscraper
• Saudi Arabia Leads Major Weapons Markets in Corruption Ranking
• Nanjing Lukou Airport, Wumart, Jiuquan Iron: China Bond Alert
• Gome Expects 2012 Loss on China’s Economic Growth Slowdown
• Baht Rises on Bets Policy Makers Will Allow Gains to Cap Prices
• F&N Directors Plan to Resign After Close of Thai Offer
• Scotiabank’s Waugh Says Canada Should Deepen Global Trade Links
• Japan, Australia Bond Risk Increases, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Ecuador Pension Fund Plans $200 Million Bond Sale to Test Market
• Illinois Trails California After Pension-Fix Bungle: Muni Credit
• Bloomberg’s Final NYC Budget Limited by Revenue Disputes
• Suncorp, IAG, QBE Fall After Australian Floods: Sydney Mover
• Australia Exchange Begins Intraday Stock Auction Trials
• Mexico’s Bond Yields Rise as Safety Trade Ebbs; Peso Declines
• IMF Set to Pare South Korea 2013 Growth Estimate to About 3%
• Australian Business Sentiment Surges Most in More Than a Decade
• No Obstacle to Kuroda at Japan Central Bank Seen by ADBI’s Kawai
• U.S. Equity Firms Win Control of Australia’s Nine Network
• French Troops About to Take Timbuktu as They Push Rebels
• California Defeats Lawsuit Against Cap-and-Trade Program
• Carney Will Face Commons Probe on BOE Inflation Targeting
• U.K. to Ease Way for Consumers to Sue Over Price-Fixing
• Banks, Regulators Must Make Headway on Living Wills, FSB Says
• ECB Said to Object to 15-Year Commitment on Anglo Irish
• Pop Art Pioneer Mixes Broken Glass, Bus Tickets at Tate
• Jewish Dealer Heir Urges Decision on Klee, Gris Artworks
• Richter, Basquiat Works Boost $200 Million U.K. Auctions
• At Least Those Who Drown Won’t Starve in Gore’s Future: Review
• Billionaire Abramovich Buys Historic Kabakov Collection
• Ex-Jefferies Trader Litvak Arrested for Securities Fraud
• Toronto-Dominion Joins Canadian Lenders in Ratings Cut
• Dollar Thrives in Age of Competitive Devaluations
• Obama, FDR and the Second Bill of Rights
• Why Republicans Should Ignore Obama
• Richard Cordray Deserves to Lead the CFPB
• In Israel, Time Is Running Out for a Two-State Solution
• Wells Fargo Pay Links Mortgage Quality to 5-Day Turnaround
• U.S. Seeks to Dismiss Suit Over Chinese Purchase of Wind Farm
• Japan Stock Futures Drop as Yen Gains; Nissan ADRs Fall
• Argentine Raises Pensioners Payments 15.18%, Fernandez Says
• ‘Hansel & Gretel’ Is Top Film With $19.7 Million in Sales
• Colombia Cuts Rate to 4% And Steps Up Daily Dollar Purchases
• Tiger Woods Wins at Torrey Pines in First PGA Appearance of Year
• Chanel Sold-Out Dresses Show That Scarcity Counts
• Hungary Budget Endorsement in Doubt as EU, IMF Warn
• Merial Sued Over Frontline Flea, Tick Medicine Patents
• Raytheon Warhead Completes Test Flight, Pentagon Says
• Floods Leave Four Dead as Storm Lashes Australian Coast
• Watchdog Says U.S. Treasury Failed to Curb AIG, GM Pay
• Western Wind Gains on Increased Offer From Brookfield
• Venezuela to Pump More Dollars Into Economy, Cut Tax on Oil
• Crude Options Volatility Rises as Futures Reach Four-Month High
• New Zealand Trade Deficit Unexpectedly Narrows on Import Slump
• Treasury 10-Year Yield Rises to 2% 1st Time Since April
• Company Credit-Default Swaps in U.S. Climb; Hess Risk Increases
• Los Angeles Gasoline Strengthens After BP Refinery Loses Power
• General Growth Buys Warrants From Blackstone, Fairholme
• Technology Stocks Lead Emerging Equity Slide as Samsung Tumbles
• Bucknell University Inflated SAT Scores Over Seven Years
• Powerwave Technologies Files for Bankruptcy in Delaware
• Canada Dollar Trades Close to 6-Month Low on Economy, Downgrades
• Kansas Wheat Ratings Fall to 20% Good-Excellent on Drought
• Hedge Funds Boost Bullish Bets by Most Since July: Commodities
• China Bulls Gain on Record Structured Notes for Yuan
• Leader With Some Spine Takes on World Heavyweight
• Peruvian Bond Yields Rise on Intervention Concern; Sol Weakens
• Beijing Smog Prompts Car-Emissions Tightening: Chart of the Day
• Bipartisan Immigration Plan Counters Republican Orthodoxy
• Libor Lies Revealed in Rigging of $300 Trillion Benchmark
• HSBC Agrees to Sell AIG, Allianz Products in Europe
• U.S. Stocks Fall as Housing Data Overshadow Durable Goods
• Insurance Giants Gain Unlikely Rival in Maryland Co-Op
• Youku Jumps as Profits Burnish Outlook: China Overnight
• Ethanol’s Discount to Gasoline Widens as Hess Announces Shutdown
• Clearwire Investors Use Dish to Demand Sprint Raise Offer
• General Mills Issues $1 Billion of Bonds in First Sale Since ’11
• Boeing Risks $5 Billion in Revenue on 787 Probe’s Outcome
• Cattle Futures Surge Most in Six Months: Commodities at Close
• 3D Systems Drops on Report of Three-Dimensional Printing Bubble
• BlackBerry Debut Provides Steve Jobs Moment for CEO
• RIM Falls on Concern That BB10 Can’t Beat Smartphone Foes
• Ten-Year Treasury Yield Touches 2% as S&P 500 Retreats
• Andrew Cuomo's Bad Plan on Pensions
• Caterpillar Considers ‘All Options’ as Probe Continues
• U.S. Air Force Says Searching for Pilot of F-16 Over Adriatic
• Goldman Sold Largest Apple-Tied Note in 11 Months Before Results
• Hess Exits Refining as Elliott Seeks Board Seats
• RadioShack Climbs Most in More Than Five Years
• Yahoo CEO Risks Losing Investor Faith Absent Growth Plan
• Ford Beating General Motors in Race to Europe Turnaround
• Time Warner Opts for Digital Video Know-How in Warner Bros. Pick
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for January 28
• Oil at Four-Month High as Durable Goods Orders Increase
• Qihoo Drops to 1-Week Low After Saying Apple Cut Its Apps
• Cancer Researcher-Turned-Billionaire Starts New Company
• Jos. A. Bank Falls After Lowering Annual Forecast
• Durable-Goods Demand Points to U.S. Factory Pickup
• Belgium’s Vanackere Says Euro Area Hits Turning Point in Crisis
• Keryx Rises on Results of Phosphorous-Lowering Drug Study
• AIG Gains on Once-In-Generation Buy Recommendation
• Biogen Gains After Fourth-Quarter Sales Top Estimates
• U.K.’s Hunt Doesn’t Rule Out Legislation to Tackle Sugary Food
• Congress Comes Out of Hiding on Immigration
• Agrium Says No Reason to Compromise for Jana Partners
• Furiex Rises on FDA Approval of Takeda Diabetes Medicine
• Bayer Sued Over Alleged Hidden Risks of Mirena Contraceptive
• Midwest Spot Gasoline Falls on Unit Restart at Wood River
• Caterpillar Forecasts Growth in Second Half on U.S., China
• Good Drivers With Low Incomes Punished by Insurers
• Escondida Copper Miners Accept New Labor Contract
• Deadliest Brazil Fire in Half Century Kills More Than 230
• South Korea’s Manufacturer Confidence Jumps for Second Month
• Citgo to Settle New Hampshire Gas-Additive Lawsuit
• Gasoline Jumps to Three-Month High as Hess to Shut Port Reading
• Davivienda Set to Advance 14% on Colombia Growth, Correval Says
• JPMorgan Buys Stake in Eight Geothermal Power Plants From Ormat
• Wheat Gains for Second Day on Drier U.S. Weather Than Forecast
• Direct-Seller Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing Accused of Fraud
• Latin America Commits to Open Trade After Protectionist Year
• Arise Acquires 130-Megawatt Norwegian Wind Project From Havgul
• Gamco’s Haverty Says Apple Risks Lawsuit Over Cash: Tom Keene
• Natural Gas Tumbles Most in 3 Months on Weather as BofA Sees $3
• Colombia Central Bank Rate Statement (Text) (Spanish)
• Brazil Real Rallies as Central Bank Intervenes to Boost Currency
• EPL Frees 30% Brazil Port Capacity to Reduce Bottleneck
• Swap-to-Future Conversion Has Regulators Studying Rules
• Lawmakers Question NFL Union Boss’s Commitment to HGH Testing
• Glencore Buys Five Iron-Ore Cargoes From Ferrous Resources
• Fed Releases Global Shock Stress Test Scenario for Big Banks
• New York MTA Expanding Safety Campaign After Subway Push Deaths
• Snow Changes to Rain in New York as Eastern Flight Delays Linger
• EBay, Marriott Among Companies Supporting Gay-Marriage Bills
• L.A. Dodgers, Time Warner Cable Will Create SportsNet LA
• U.K. Utilities Urged to Pipe More Water to South, Telegraph Says
• Bradesco Fourth-Quarter Profit Misses Estimates on Expenses
• J&J Failed to Forecast Flaws Leading to Recall, Jury Told
• Michigan Is No. 1 in AP Basketball Poll First Time Since 1992
• Cattle Futures Surge Most in Six Months on Beef Outlook
• Las Vegas Area Leads U.S. in Home-Construction Gains
• Americans Ready for Gun Laws, Even If Congress Isn't
• Gold Falls to 2-Week Low Amid Signs Economy Is Improving
• Polyus Gold Stake Buyers Said to Be Yushvayev, Mutsoyev
• Chile’s Cap Falls as IM Trust Says Iron Prices to Drop
• China Won’t Impose Solar Tariff on Polysilicon Imports
• Noble Suspended From Argentine Grain Register on Tax Probe
• Yen Gains as Traders Cut Bearish Bets; Brazil Real Climbs
• Fannie To Allow Walkaways by On-Time Borrowers: Mortgages
• Berkshire Said to Have Made NYSE Euronext Bid Last Year
• Southern Copper Tumbles as Ratings of Stock Reduced: Lima Mover
• BlackRock Joins PNC in Seeing Value in CLOs as Issuance Soars
• Christie Proposes $1 Minimum-Wage Increase Over Three Years
• GM Invests $600 Million to Expand Kansas Factory
• Russia Hires Goldman to Boost Investor Image Abroad
• The People Who Practice Everyday, Everywhere Innovation
• Berkshire’s HomeServices Buys Prudential Gaslight Realtors
• Shell, Kinder Morgan to Export Natural Gas From U.S.
• Atlantic Wind Plans $150 Million of Solar Plants in Ecuador
• Top Copper Producer Chile Forecasts Record Output as BHP Expands
• BR Malls Heads for Two-Month Low on Credit Suisse Cut to Hold
• U.S. Seeks Leniency for Kahn for Aid Against Rajaratnam
• EU Cuts Wheat and Barley Inventory Forecasts as Exports Climb
• Court Originalists Upend Power Balance With Recess Ruling
• Hungary Has Highest Borrowing Need in East Europe, Moody’s Says
• Fracking Comeback in U.K. as Browne Seeks Shale Bonanza: Energy
• Merkel Challenger Steinbrueck to Focus on Income Gap in Election
• Failed Property Bets Show Danish Bank Woes Far From Over
• Orpea Slides on Plan to Regulate Care-Home Rents: Paris Mover
• Turkey Stocks Drop Most in 16 Months on Moody’s Ratings Upset
• Chilean Peso Depreciates as Offshore Investors Reduce Positions
• Theolia Advances on Takeover of German Wind Operator Breeze Two
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for January 28
• Monte Paschi Won’t Seek More Aid to Cover Losses, CEO Says
• Lafite 2006 Trading at $8,550 Matches Highest Level Since June
• EU Said to Weigh Bank Debt Rule Delay in Blow to Basel Timetable
• TransCanada Wins Deal to Halt Keystone Protests in Texas
• Gasoline Leads Gains as Natural Gas Falls: Commodities at Close
• Armajaro Asset Management Trader Steele Dies at Age of 35
• Cost to Attend Princeton Will Rise 3.8% for 2013-2014
• Oil-Tanker Returns Seen Down Most Since 2008 on Demand Slump
• Euro Crisis Seen Reaping Social Toll With Record Jobless
• Duggan Now Billionaire as Pharmacyclics Up on Cancer Drug
• Investec Asset Management Reduces Risk After Market Rally
• Sweeney Won’t Challenge Christie in N.J. Governor’s Race
• American Mechanics to Get Raise If US Airways Merger Goes Ahead
• Hess Refining Exit Seen Unlikely to Spur U.S. Gasoline Imports
• Mouton-Rothschild 2003 Reaches $5,180 Nine-Month High on Liv-ex
• Suicide Bombing in Yemen Kills 11 Soldiers, Saba Says
• Bank Indonesia Steps Up Intervention to Narrow Rupiah Price Gap
• Sept. 11 Defense Seeks Torture Evidence at Cuba Hearing
• Waste Management Climbs on REIT Conversion Speculation
• Obama Says Gun-Control Plan Needs Help of Congress to Succeed
• Corn Gains on Increased Argentina Crop Concern; Soybeans Steady
• Premier Foods Slumps as Chief Executive Resigns: London Mover
• U.K. Stocks Climb as U.S. Durable Goods Beat Estimates
• Italian Bonds Fall After Confidence Drops
• European Stocks Little Changed; Debenhams Retreats
• Stocks in Switzerland Gain; Transocean Rallies on Icahn
• Municipal Bond Regulator Seeks to Provide Debt Indexes to Public
• Hungary to Miss Budget Goal, Needs New Policies, IMF Says
• Zimbabwe May Be First to Legislate 50% Female Parliament
• LodgeNet Interactive Files for Bankruptcy Protection
• EU’s De Gucht Seeks to Strike Trade Deal With Canada on Feb. 6-7
• Pound Weakens Third Day on Carney Comments
• Bank of Israel Holds Rate at Lowest in More Than Two Year
• OCC Chief Says Reviving Mortgage Securitization Is Recovery Key
• Bank Bonds Poised to Recapture Pre-Crisis Yield Eminence
• Forint in Longest Losing Streak in 8 Months Before Rate Meeting
• JPMorgan Sells Euro Bonds in Slowest New Issue Start Since 2008
• U.A.E to Issue New Bankruptcy Legislation Soon, WAM Reports
• Treasury 10-Year Yield Rises to 2% 1st Time Since April
• Oakland Pays $14 Million for NFL Raiders as Cops Fired
• Opel Board Said to Appoint Neumann This Week as CEO
• Debevoise, Holland & Knight, Hunton: Business of Law
• Women Don't Need to "Lean In" More; Powerful Men Need to Reach Out
• Kenya Shilling Falls After Worst Week Since June on Vote Concern
• Euro May Rally on First Bullish Options Since 2009, Lloyds Says
• Contador Letter Shows Move to Clear Rider in Doping Scandal
• Wheat Declines as Rainfall in U.S. Boosts Winter Crop Prospects
• Rand Weakens to 4-Year Low as Investors Sell Bonds; Yields Rise
• New Consumer Bureau Decapitated by Court Ruling
• Don't Anesthetize Your Colleagues with Bad Writing
• New Billionaire’s Wealth Pumped by China Power Generator
• Davos Women Diminished as Male Discussion Skips Key Views
• Polish Power for Next Day Plunges Amid High Winds in Germany
• How Public Power Jump-Started the New Deal
• Tottenham Reaches Agreement to Add Schalke’s Holtby This Month
• Russia Stocks Rise to March High as Oil Gains, Volatility Falls
• Nigerian Naira Weakens as Oil Import Permits Spur Dollar Demand
• Copper Rises on Signs of Chinese, U.S. Manufacturing Strength
• Police to Use Lie Detector in Bolshoi Acid Attack Probe
• School Specialty, Delta Education File for Bankruptcy
• Lithuania Sells 400 Million Euros of Bonds as Yield Tumbles
• Snow, Sleet on U.S. East Coast May Make ’A Mess’ for Travel
• Germany Breaks Clean-Energy Taboo in Attack on Price Surge
• European Retail Mergers Are Slowed by Economy, EuroCommerce Says
• Iran Successfully Launched Monkey Into Space, Retrieved It
• Colombian Bond Yields Rise From Record Low; Peso Little Changed
• Permira Said to Show Interest in Discount’s Given Stake
• Global Stock Correlations Plunge as Morgan Stanley Buys
• U.K. Regulator Seeks Comments on Avis Deal to Purchase Zipcar
• Chiquita Said to Plan $425 Million Bonds in First Sale Since ’08
• Rosneft Said to Seek $13 Billion in Loans for Second TNK-BP Deal
• Default Swaps Lift Sovereign Ratings From Brink of Junk
• Cotton Climbs on Rising Demand; Sugar, Orange Juice, Coffee Gain
• MacDermid Said to Hire Lazard for Possible Sale of British Unit
• Iceland Wins Case on 2008 Refusal to Cover Foreign Deposits
• Chavez Orders Venezuela Economic Plan as Health Improves
• Siemens Eyes Disposal of Security Products Amid Revamp
• Egypt's Mursi and Opposition Are Risking Military Rule
• Emirates NBD Rises to Year-High on Dividend Bets: Dubai Mover
• Where Open Innovation Stumbles
• Pending Sales of Existing Homes in U.S. Decreased 4.3%
• Loyalists of Jordan’s King Abdullah Dominate New Assembly
• Deutsche Bank Said to Be Among Banks in Bafin Euribor Probe
• Zloty Weakens to Five-Month Low Ahead of Polish GDP Data Release
• Bangladesh Factory Safety Elusive Amid Chase for Profits: Retail
• Fitch Says U.S. Debt-Suspension Removes Risk of Downgrade
• Nazi Goebbels’ Step-Grandchildren Are Hidden Billionaires
• Mugabe Can Lead Zimbabwe for 10 More Years; Constitution
• Swedish Krona Gains as Retail Sales Rise More Than Estimated
• Given Gains Most in 3 Months on Permira Report: Tel Aviv Mover
• Nokia Bond Risks Endure After Dividends Cut: Corporate Finance
• Air France Pushes Regional Offering With Hop! Discount Unit
• Canada’s Richest 1% Saw Share of Income Fall
• Swiss Ministers Seek More Depreciation of ‘Strong’ Franc
• Siemens Hires Goldman to Advise on Water Unit Sale, Reuters Says
• New York Says Madoff Trustee Waited Too Long to Stop Merkin Deal
• Peru Planning Record Bond Buyback to Stem Sol’s Advance
• Jennings Said to Be in Talks to Sell RAM to Management, Kazimir
• ECB Oversight Failures May Lead to Damage Claims Under EU Plan
• WTO Judges to Probe Legality of Argentina’s Import Curbs
• Latvia Poised to Meet Euro-Adoption Criteria for 2014, IMF Says
• Maine Hospital to Borrow $150 Million for Expansion: Muni Deals
• Oil Trades Near Highest Level in Four Months
• Treasury 10-Year Yields Rise to 2% for First Time Since April
• Cyprus Rejects Calls for More Action on Money Laundering
• Kenya Electricity Rises After Record Weekly Drop: Nairobi Mover
• Niermann Is Fourth Rabobank Rider to Admit to Doping
• Lanxess to Spend $74 Million on Red Pigment Factory in China
• Elliott Seeks Hess Shares Valued Over $800 Million, Board Seats
• Gulfmena CEO Arabi Steps Down as Proprietary Funds Shut
• Egypt Protests Flare for Fifth Day as Opposition Rejects Talks
• Brookfield Renewable Increases Offer for Shares of Western Wind
• Lithuania Earns Record Dividends From State Companies, BNS Says
• Repsol Names Zingoni Corporate Finance Chief Replacing Forwood
• Iran Wants More Water, Power Ties With Afghanistan, Fars Reports
• St. Petersburg-Based Carmakers' Output Rose 50% Last Year
• Serb 11-Month Current-Account Gap Rises to $3.7 Billion
• Chicago Fed Midwest Manufacturing Index for December (Text)
• Russia, Kazakhstan Expand Gold Reserves as Central Banks Buy
• EasyJet Seeks to Open Milan-Belgrade Flights, Serbia Says
• Peugeot’s Slovak Unit to Cut Production by 5 Days by February
• U.K.'s Huhne Pleads Not Guilty to Obstructing Justice
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• EU Board Quotas, Recess Decision, Madoff: Compliance
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Gasoline at 3-Month High; ICE Gasoil Longs Gain
• Ram Power CEO and CFO to Depart, Seeks Buyer for Geysers Project
• OPEC Sees Oil Markets Well Supplied, No Price Collapse in 2013
• U.K. Spring-Bean Planting Seen Set to Jump 50% After Rainfall
• Australian Housing Unlikely to Plug Resource Gap, Deloitte Says
• Metro’s Media-Saturn Stake Said to Value Unit Above Group
• Israeli Troops Swap Guns for Computers as Cyber Attacks Rise
• Credit Suisse Bank Cut Tempers Moody’s Optimism: Turkey Credit
• Laep Is Selling Shares to Provide ‘Urgent’ Capital Injection
• Defendant in Delhi Bus Rape Declared Juvenile in Court Ruling
• Gazprom Sends Ukraine $7 Billion Bill as Gas Dispute Deepens
• Italian Consumer Confidence Declines to 17-Year Low
• Wynne to Face Tough Economic Challenge as Ontario Premier
• Birla TMT Holdings & Federal Bank CP:India Money
• Daimler Adds Nissan as Partner on Ford Fuel-Cell Project
• Andhra Bank & Federal Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Fitch Says U.S. Debt-Suspension Removes Risk of Downgrade
• Glaxo Starts India Venture to Develop Emerging Market Vaccines
• Bondholders See No Gloom in Worst Slump: Poland Credit
• Czech President-Elect on Collision Course With Government
• Dollar May Rise to 100 Yen on Bullish Trend: Technical Analysis
• Dena Bank & Syndicate Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Nordex to Provide 50 Megawatts of Turbines for Uruguay Wind Farm
• BofA Said to Be in Talks to Move Irish Derivatives Unit
• France Pushes Lauvergeon for ‘Major’ EADS Role in Board Revamp
• Indian Bonds Snap Two-Day Decline as Economists Predict Rate Cut
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.15% to 0.17%, ICAP Says
• German Green Energy Push Bites Hand That Feeds Economy
• ICE Seeks European Union Merger Review for NYSE Takeover
• European Offshore Wind Capacity Rose 33% in 2012, Led by Siemens
• Bayport’s New Unsecured Loans at 21-Month Low in South Africa
• ‘Harbaugh Bowl,’ Subway, Verizon: Intellectual Property
• Jones Day, DLA, Sullivan & Cromwell: Business of Law
• Estonian Renewable Energy Rose to 14.9% of Consumption in 2012
• Monti Pledges Raft of Tax Cuts After a Year of Increasing Levies
• Nadal Out of Top Four, Serena Williams Rises on Rankings
• Indian Stocks Hold Near Two-Year High Before Monetary Policy
• Indian Rupee Drops to One-Week Low on Importers’ Dollar Demand
• Most Asian Stocks Rise; Japan Shares Drop as Streak Ends
• Henkel CEO Rorsted Says No Sense in Beiersdorf Asset Exchange
• Fortress’s Gagfah Gains After Bid Report: Frankfurt Mover
• Romanian Leu Weakens for 2nd Day After Bank Loosens Repo Limit
• Lira Drops 1st Day in 3 as Banks Buy Dollars to Beef Up Reserves
• Bovespa-Index Futures Rise as China Optimism Boosts Export View
• SNS Junior Bonds Stem Decline on Speculation It Will Sell Stake
• Swift Trade Loses Appeal Over $12 Million U.K. Market-Abuse Fine
• Manchester City To Sell Balotelli to AC Milan: Roundup
• Euro Money Funds Preparing for Yields Below Zero, Fitch Reports
• Kenyan Trade Gap Widens on Machinery Imports After Oil Discovery
• Greece’s Tsipras Wants European Conference to Solve Debt Crisis
• Singapore By-Election Loss Shows Lee Challenges: Southeast Asia
• Statoil Fails to Find Oil at Lovund as ‘Well to Watch’ Is Dry
• Orpea Plunges on Plan to Regulate Care-Home Rents: Paris Mover
• Iran Rejects Report of Blast at Nuclear Site as Propaganda
• China Communists to Control Size of Party Amid Corruption Fight
• NWR Falls Most in Two Weeks on Lower Coal Price: Prague Mover
• Brazil Economists Raise 2013 CPI, Lower GDP for Fourth Week
• ECB Says Impact of Proposed Banking Rules May Vary Across EU
• Iguatemi, Cemig, Fleury, Sabesp, Usiminas: Brazil Bond Alert
• Sugar Rebounds as Bets on Lower Prices Reach Record; Cocoa Rises
• Armstrong Gear Goes on Closeout After Doping Confession
• Ambani Facing Wait for Profit at Diesel Pumps: Corporate India
• German 1-Year Bills Draw Positive Yield, First Time Since June
• Ryanair Boosts Full-Year Profit Forecast on Holiday Sales
• SNS May Sell Shares, Involve Bond Holders in Rescue Plan
• JSW Steel Profit Falls on Higher Costs for Power, Depreciation
• European Coal for 2014 Increases to Highest Level in Two Weeks
• Germany Spars With ECB Over Threat Posed by Cyprus to Euro Area
• South Africa Richards Bay Coal Declines for Fifth Straight Week
• Lowest Market Volatility Since 2007 Dividing Structured Notes
• Japan Atomic’s Tsuruga Nuclear Plant May Be on Active Fault
• Toyota Retakes Global Lead From GM on Disaster Recovery
• Rupiah Forwards Decline on Concern Fed Will Scale Back Stimulus
• Indonesia Increasing Palm Oil Export Tax Seen Curbing Shipments
• Toyota Outlook Shows Yen Revives Confidence in Japan Inc.
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jan 25, 2013.
• Rogoff Says France Key to Political Union Needed to Solve Crisis
• Iran Arrests 11 Journalists on Foreign Media Cooperation Charges
• Cargotec Appoints Finnair CEO Vehvilaeinen as New Chief
• CLSA’s Asia Chief Operating Officer David Grosse Plans to Leave
• Takeda Jumps After Winning FDA Approval for Diabetes Drug
• Kim Vows North Korean Retaliation Against U.S. for Sanctions
• Reliance Industries Markets Perpetual Bond Sale; Debt Risk Falls
• EasyJet Chairman Rake to Leave After Stelios Trims Airline Stake
• Kenya Sees 2013 Tea-Export Earnings Increasing on Higher Output
• Yudhoyono Buffeted by Fuel as Indonesia Election Nears: Economy
• China Cosco Drops on Loss Forecast, Restriction: Hong Kong Mover
• Korean Won, Taiwan Dollar Tumble Most in 16 Months as Yen Slides
• ERA Former Chairman Surprised by Caterpillar’s Siwei Writedown
• India Imported 33% More Gold in January to Beat Tax, Group Says
• U.K. Sets Out Plans for High-Speed Rail to the North
• Nigeria Plans Air Cargo Terminals to Boost Farm Exports
• Sony, Nintendo Rise on Report China May End Game-Console Ban
• Oil Near Four-Month High; Gold Increases: Commodities at Close
• ECB Says Private Lending Contracted for Eighth Month in December
• Borders & Southern Gains Most in 5 Months in London on Falklands
• ‘Kafkaesque’ Trial of Dead Hermitage Lawyer Starts in Moscow
• Volvo Stock Jumps on Dongfeng Truck Partnership in China
• Trina Predicts U.K. Solar ‘Boom’ to Double Installations
• Wheat Planting in Canada Poised to Climb 10% on Price Rally
• ANA Hones Crisis Management as 787 Grounding Limits Fleet
• Samsung Falls for Second Day on Slowdown Forecast: Seoul Mover
• GIC Invests in 1 Billion Pound Mortgage Program, Laxfield Says
• GS Yuasa Shares Surge as Japan Ends Company Inspections
• Abe Predicts Bump in Revenue as Japan Emerges From Recession
• Assaults on Egyptian Women Peak in Protest, Group Says
• Serbs, Chinese Consider Danube-Thessaloniki Waterway
• Suzlon’s Tanti Predicts ‘Flat’ Wind Turbine Market in 2013
• Emirates Banks Association Proposes 75% Mortgage Cap
• Emirates Banks Association Proposes 75% Mortgage Cap
• Graphene, Human Brain Win $1.35 Billion EU Research Funds
• Sanofi Filing for Lemtrada MS Drug Accepted for Review by FDA
• Copper Gains in London After China’s Profits Report: LME Preview
• China’s Stocks Rise to Seven-Month High
• Copper Climbs for First Day in Four on Data From China, Japan
• U.A.E. Sends 94 to Court for Planning Overthrow of State
• Dubai’s ENOC Seeks Oil Condensate Supply to Replace Iran Imports
• German 10-Year Bunds Open Lower, With Yield Rising to 1.66%
• Mursi Declares Emergency in 3 Egyptian Provinces Amid Unrest
• Singapore Targets S$13 Billion in Investment Commitments in 2013
• Korean Won Falls Most in 16 Months on Outflows: Seoul Mover
• Zinc Seen Climbing in Rebound From Average: Technical Analysis
• Kuwait Parliament Panel Moves to Bail Out Indebted Citizens
• Japanese Stocks Decline as Fanuc Retreats on Earnings
• Inditex Suspends Links With Providers After Bangladesh Blaze
• Barclays Asia Sales Trading Head Norris Said to Plan Departure
• Finance Ministry, Fufeng Group, Wumart Stores: China Bond Alert
• Mastercard Sees Shift to Debit as Gulf Banks Rein in Lending
• Bo Xilai’s Supporters Demonstrate Outside China Courthouse
• Huaneng Power 2012 Profit Climbs Fourfold on Tariffs, Coal Costs
• Goods Orders Probably Climbed as U.S. Manufacturing Stabilized
• Las Vegas UFO Aficionado Bets $500 Million on Space Hotel
• J-Lo Wasted in Lackluster ‘Parker’; Dated ‘Yossi’: Movies
• Insurers Urged to Cover Brain Imaging for Alzheimer’s
• Don’t Cry for Ricky Martin as ‘Evita’ Closes at a Loss
• NFC Routs AFC 62-35 in NFL’s Pro Bowl Behind Manning, Wilson
• Celtics’ Rondo to Miss Rest of NBA Season With Torn Ligament
• U.S. Gasoline Rises to $3.3443 a Gallon in Lundberg Survey
• Money Funds Retreat as U.S. Managers Work to Limit Rules
• Woods Has 6-Shot Lead With 11 Holes Left in 2013 PGA Tour Debut
• Ryan Says U.S. Budget Needs Spending Cuts, Not Increased Revenue
• Assault Weapons Ban ’Hardest’ to Pass, Senator Feinstein Says
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