Archive

January 31, 2013

• California Turns Corner With Upgrade as Pensions Choke Illinois
• Pakistan Sends More Police to Karachi on Terror Warning
• Shell, Sinopec May Buy Australian LNG Stake, JPMorgan Says
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 02/01/2013
• Eisai Cuts Full-Year Profit Forecast 20% as Aricept Sales Drop
• India Bonds Set for Weekly Decline as RBI May Reduce Debt Buying
• Rebar Climbs to Seven-Month High as China Manufacturing Expands
• Audi Opens Digital Showroom in Beijing to Draw Shopppers
• Crude Oil Imports to South Korea Increased in January by 0.9%
• Thailand January Inflation Slows on Stronger Baht, Subsidies
• Mizuho’s Quarterly Profit Climbs on Lending, Trading Income
• Indonesia’s Inflation Accelerates on Floods, Power Tariffs
• Indonesia’s Inflation Accelerates on Floods, Power Tariffs
• Egypt’s $1.5 Billion U.S. Aid Questioned Amid Crackdown
• SK Innovation Profit Misses Estimate as Refinery Margin Wanes
• HSBC Sells First Notes Tied to Top Japan Bank in Over Four Years
• MMG Seeks Stakes in South America Copper, Sees Price Gains
• Standard Chartered’s Korea Unit Sells Notes Tied to Euro Swaps
• Copper Climbs as China Manufacturing Expands for Fourth Month
• Barclays Sells First Uridashi Notes Tied to Nvidia as S&P Gains
• China Vehicle Population Hits 240 Million as Smog Engulfs Cities
• Rubber Poised for Weekly Advance on U.S. Recovery, Weaker Yen
• Rate-Cut Bets Delay Won Bond Sales in Slowest Start Since 2006
• China’s (Fake) Gay Marriage Debate
• China Overnight Rate Set for Biggest Weekly Increase in 3 Months
• Citic Dameng Holdings, Chinatex, CDB: China Bond Alert
• Pemex Headquarters Blast Kills 14, Injures 80, Company Says
• Australian Lawmaker Thomson to Seek Court Hearing Delay
• Taiwan Dollar Headed for Worst Week in 16 Months on Yen Weakness
• Equity Funds’ Weekly Inflows Six Times Bonds, Citigroup Says
• Dior Opens Sydney Store as Luxury Brands Seek Out Asian Demand
• Apple to Toyota Add Face Masks, Purifiers on Beijing Smog
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Decreases, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Gillard’s Labor Fundraising Tally Lags Behind Coalition Rivals
• Won Set for Third Weekly Drop on Yen, Trading Tax; Bonds Decline
• Apple Loses U.S. Court Bid to Block Samsung Galaxy Nexus
• Consumer Boom Fuels Philippines as Asian Exports Falter
• Merrill Sees Foreigner Buyers Extending Nikkei 225 Rally
• Nomura Targets Investment Banking Recovery on Japan Marke
• Samsung Doubles Tablet PC Market Share Amid Apple’s Lead
• California Debt Upgrade Fuels Rally Past Treasuries: Muni Credit
• Subsidies for Saints Owner Open New Orleans to Super Bowl
• Christie Pushes Private Lottery as Bidder Misses Targets
• Japan Tobacco Raises Profit Forecast on Weak Yen
• Nissan, NRG Plan U.S. Fast-Charger Network
• Sharp Shares Rise After Report of Operating Profit: Tokyo Mover
• Iogen Focusing on Biofuels in Brazil After Selling Enzyme Unit
• Balotelli Completes Move to AC Milan as Transfer Period Ends
• Taiwan Premier Sean Chen Resigns, Vice Premier to Succeed
• U.S. Rules Are Scrutinized as Energy Futures Swapped for Swaps
• MGM Studio Secures $650 Million for Films, Web Projects
• Ghana’s Terkper Plans Bonds, More Taxes to Fund Deficit
• New York City Housing Trails National Rebound: Cutting Research
• Roche’s Avastin Fails to Win NICE Backing for Ovarian Use
• AstraZeneca, Bristol-Myers’s Forxiga Not Backed by NICE
• Blue Energy Buys U.K. Wind Farms From HgCapital for $395 Million
• Barnier Tells EU Lawmakers in Letter Not to Block Swaps Rules
• Wheeler Says Return to Fiscal Surplus Should Be N.Z. Priority
• North Africa Seen as Terror Training Camp for Europeans
• Explosion at Pemex Headquarters Kills Six, Radio Red Says
• L.A. School District Sued Over Sexual Abuse of Students
• Before Beyonce, the Greatest Super Bowl Halftime Show
• Be Very Afraid When Fear Disappears From Markets
• Egyptian Democrats May Pave the Way for Army’s Coup
• How Markets Could Shift to ‘Risk Off’
• Obama Replants Goal Posts in Political Midfield
• MF Global Judge Approves Settlement With U.K. Affiliate
• Germany Will Never Let ECB Shut Deutsche Bank
• Egypt Is Burning and U.S. Should Do Little, Very Quietly
• U.S. Mortgage Refinancing Push Said to Advance in Congress
• Japan Stock Futures Rise Before China Manufacturing PMI
• KT Profit Falls on Higher 4G Network, Marketing Spending
• First Solar’s New Mexico Project May Get Less Than Coal
• Chicago River Flowing Backwards Would Be Least of Region's Concerns
• Lehman Bankruptcy Advisers’ Fees Top $2 Billion
• Merkel’s FDP Ally Faces Existential Crisis as Voters Turn Off
• Mystery Bank Heist Is Flashback to Berlin’s Murky Underworld
• India Selling $576 Million in Share Sale of Oil India
• Nigerian Banks May Shun Retail Bonds Amid Push for Transparency
• Southern Copper’s Quarterly Net Falls on Higher Sales Costs
• Emerging-Market Stocks Post Longest Rally Since 2010
• Hawker Beechcraft Bankruptcy Exit Disrupted by Ruling
• Canadian Oil Sands Profit Falls as Crude Prices Slip
• J&J Had ‘Inappropriate’ Risk Controls for Hip, Jury Told
• Facebook Unveils Gift Card Users Can Send to Other Members
• Australia Manufacturing Gauge Fell to 3 1/2-Year Low in January
• Treasury Yields Almost at 9-Month High Before Payrolls
• CORRECT: California Gasoline Supplies Slipped 0.9% Last Week
• Stocks, Commodities Pare Monthly Rallies Before Jobs Data
• Euro Has Longest Stretch of Monthly Gains in Decade
• ExxonMobil Case Jury Told MTBE Hard to Detect in Water
• Delaware Democrat Takes Over Senate Bankruptcy Panel
• Corporate Credit Swaps in U.S. Decline; Constellation Risk Rises
• Hillary Clinton Leaves State Department With High Marks
• U.S. Stocks Fall on Earnings as Investors Weigh Data
• Canada Dollar Breaks Parity as Growth Beats Expectations
• U.S. Asks Judge to Toss Case Defending Pot Superstore
• Fusion-io Falls After Revenue Forecast Misses Estimates
• Oil Options Volatility Rises as Futures Drop on Economic Data
• Sleepy Chuck Hagel Has Some Bigger Questions to Answer
• New Zealand Dollar Gains as Central Bank Expects Economic Growth
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for January 31
• Canadian Stocks Slump Most in Three Months on Materials
• Cobbetts, Weil, Wachtell, Jackson Lewis: Business of Law
• ‘Useful Idiot’ Google Tops Apple in Creativity
• Billionaire Kuok Says His Empire Can Last ’Generations’
• Nordic Companies a Magnet for Foreigners as Europe Stalls
• Texas Leads U.S. in Executions, Payments to Exonerated Inmates
• Euro to Keep Advancing, Yen to Drop Further, BNP Paribas Says
• J.C. Penney Aims to Win Trust With ‘Elsewhere’ Prices
• Dow Chemical Profit Trails Estimates as Europe Sales Drop
• Amazon Website Goes Briefly Offline Before Homepage Restored
• Invesco Fourth-Quarter Profit Falls 22% as Expenses Rise
• Consumer Stocks Lead Jump as Youku Gains: China Overnight
• Facebook Profit Drops as Spending Rises on New Features
• Wells Fargo Commodities Head Roncevich Leaves as Industry Shifts
• Chubb to Repurchase Stock After Profit Beats Estimates
• UBS Cuts 20 Jobs at Canadian Bank Unit
• Biden Presses Senate Democrats to Support Assault Weapon Ban
• PulteGroup Falls After Home-Order Growth Disappoints
• Lockheed Sees Rising 2013 Profits Amid Budget Uncertainty
• IBM Lands McDonald’s as Customer for Its Social Software
• Modelo Tumbles Most in 4 Years as U.S. Sues Buyer InBev
• Gold Drops as U.S. Inflation Concerns Wane: Commodities at Close
• Tri Pointe Homes Climbs After Raising $233 Million in IPO
• Mead Johson Gains Most Ever as Earnings Top Estimates
• AvalonBay Falls After Forecast Below Analysts’ Estimates
• Christie to Brave Letterman Show as Veteran of ‘Top 10’ Fat Jabs
• Defense Spending Slides in Biggest Drop Since Vietnam
• AT&T Gave Obama Inaugural $3 Million, Awaits Airwave Sale
• High Winds Spread Air Travel Delays Throughout the Northeast
• Are China’s Hackers Preying on Journalist E-Mail Habits?
• Mobs Wrecked Confederate Capital as Lee Left: Lewis Lapham
• Ethanol Strengthens to Gasoline as EPA Proposes Targets
• Las Vegas Sands Rises as Macau Casino Results Beat Forecasts
• Paranapanema Names Monteiro as Interim Chief After Ferraz Leaves
• Nasdaq Reports Profit Exceeding Forecasts After Cost Cuts
• Gildan Slumps as Best Canada Stock Downgraded
• Elizabeth Arden Falls Most Since 2009 After Forecast
• Blackstone Fourth-Quarter Profit Rises on Market Gains
• Altria Quarterly Profit Jumps 32% on Higher Marlboro Prices
• InBev Sued by U.S. to Block $20 Billion Grupo Modelo Deal
• Vale Rises Most in Month as BofA Says Buy on Cutbacks: Rio Mover
• OGX Stock Declines to Four-Year Low as Bonds Tumble on Dry Well
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for January 31
• Canellos Named Acting SEC Enforcement Chief as Khuzami Departs
• Hites Leads Chilean Index to Biggest Gain in 11 Months
• Celsion Falls Most Ever After Liver Cancer Drug Fails
• Ryder Surges as 2013 Profit Forecast Beats Estimates
• Fortinet Surges as Growth Tops Estimates: San Francisco Mover
• Harman Falls After Lowering Fiscal 2013 Profit Forecast
• Viacom Beats Profit Estimates on Higher Fees for TV Networks
• Kohl’s J-Lo Connection Invites LBO on Discount: Real M&A
• Murphy Oil Slumps After Forecast Misses Estimates: Dallas Mover
• AutoNation to Rename Most Dealerships to Build on Profit
• Biggest Defense Spending Dive Shows Risk of U.S. Cuts
• Mickelson’s Bid for 59 Falls Short as Final-Hole Birdie Lips Out
• Qualcomm Predicts Profit, Sales That Exceed Estimates
• Tractor Supply Surges as Quarterly Earnings Top Estimates
• Occidental Profit Beats Estimates on Record Production
• UPS 2013 Forecast Trails Estimates Amid Sluggish Economy
• Potash Falls as Forecast Trails Analysts’ Estimates
• Aetna Profit Slips as Insurer Settles Payments Lawsuit
• Cameron Rises After Reporting ’Monster’ New Orders: Dallas Mover
• BlackBerry 10’s Debut Fizzles as U.S. Buyers Left Waiting
• Consumer Comfort in U.S. Falls for Fourth Straight Week
• LDK Gets $71 Million China Development Bank Loan for Upgrade
• Craig Moffett, Top-Rated Analyst, Is Leaving Bernstein
• Joy Says IMM Unit Has a ‘Lot of Upside’ as China Recovers
• Time Warner Cable Shares Fall as Forecast Misses Estimates
• Silver Wheaton Streams Luring Largest Miners
• Conoco Says Output to Hit Low Point in 2013 After Sales
• PCD Stores Says Wangfujing Parent to Buy 39.5% Stake, Make Offer
• Brazil Real Trades Stronger Than 2 Per Dollar as Inflow Tax Cut
• Clinton Lays Out Vision of U.S. Power in Farewell Speech
• Ex-NFL Player William James Gets 7 Months in Tax Case
• Japanese Auto Parts Makers Bracing for EU Cartel Fines
• Natural Gas Gains After Forecast Shows Colder February Weather
• Chicago Gasoline Near 2-Month High on PBF Toledo FCC Fire
• Bond Sales Globally Reach Busiest January After Record Year
• Kasich Wants $300 Million School Grants Similar to Obama’s
• Batista’s LLX, OSX Fall as Brazil Prosecutor Seeks Work Halt
• Oil Falls for First Time in Four Days on Jobless Claims
• 'Pivot to Asia' Sinking on a Coral Reef
• Trump Panama Hotel Bondholders May Back $220 Million Swap
• More Electric Car Loans ‘Remains to Be Seen,’ Chu Says
• Peregrine’s Wasendorf Gets 50 Years for Theft of Millions
• California Debt Rating Raised by S&P After Surplus Forecast
• Gold Falls Most in Four Weeks on Signs of Tame Inflation
• Validity of Consumer Bureau at Stake in Legal Challenge
• Map Pharmaceuticals Investor Sues to Block Allergan Deal
• Boehringer Ohio Drug Plant Shut by U.S. on Quality Issues
• KKR, Apax Said to Team Up for Vivendi’s GVT Against DirecTV
• Euro Has Longest Stretch of Monthly Gains in Decade
• U.S. Seeks to Lift BP Attorney Privilege on Spill Papers
• Hostess CEO Says Stalking-Horse Bids Total $858 Million
• Light Louisiana Oil Gains Against WTI on Seaway
• Credit Suisse Said to Join Two Harbors in Mortgage-Bond Deal
• LPS Reaches $120 Million Deal in ‘Robosigning’ Probe
• LEG Raises 1.3 Billion Euros in Germany’s Largest Property IPO
• Obama Allowing Immelt-Led Advisory Council on Jobs to Expire
• Deutsche Bank Global Markets Brazil Co-Head Leaves Firm
• Senators’ 2014 Campaigns Complicated by Immigration Issue
• Two-Thirds of Americans Would Let Sons Play Football, Poll Finds
• S&P 500 Recovers From Early Drop Triggered By Earnings, Claims
• N.Y. Metals Dealer Sues Over Sandy Damage to Inventory
• CIBC Sells First Structured Note in U.S. Market Since 2004
• BofA Sells Biggest Structured Note Tied to Nikkei in Three Years
• Copper Falls as Jobless Claims, UPS Earnings Cloud Outlook
• Google Faces Midnight Deadline for EU Antitrust Settlement Offer
• UN to Mull Peacekeeping Mission in Mali
• California’s Hispanics Will Outnumber Whites by 2014, State Says
• Netflix CEO Says Won’t Retreat From SEC on Facebook Posts
• UN Probe Calls Israeli Settlements ‘Creeping Annexation’
• Senate’s Warren Seeks Regulator Records on Foreclosure Deal
• Treasuries a Buy as Debt Load Buries Growth, Seix’s Keegan Says
• Gun Violence in Obama’s Backyard Damages Emanuel Stature
• EU Carbon Has Record Monthly Drop as Nations May Block Glut Fix
• Gun Control Is ‘Apolitical’: An Interview with John Howard
• Troubled Companies Winning Lifelines in ‘Fragile’ Market
• Rat Bait-Maker Says EPA Ruling Against D-Con Will Harm Health
• NRA’s Keene Says Group Supports Some Background Checks
• Goldman Sachs Picks Raanan Agus to Head Liberty Harbor
• S&P 500 Index Likely to Rally to 1,600, Birinyi Says
• U.S. NFIB January Small Business Jobs: Summary
• Junk Bond Returns Slump on Europe Sales Glut as High-Grade Loses
• Iran Tells UN Monitors Uranium Enrichment Work Upgraded
• Eton Sponsors School With Tuition Paid by U.K. Government
• Sugar Plunge Ending as Output Declines From Mexico to India
• BSkyB First-Half Operating Profit Beats Analysts’ Estimates
• Glencore Buys More European Naphtha; Diesel Falls: Oil Products
• Spain Current-Account Surplus Grows on Investment Inflows
• Syria on Agenda at Every Stop as Biden Embarks on Europe Tour
• RusHydro Proposes Company to Modernize Russia’s Water
• Total Bids for Forties; Asia to Cut West African Crude Imports
• Berkshire Buys Greensboro News & Record as Buffett Bets on Media
• LEG Said to Raise 1.3 Billion Euros in Germany IPO
• EU Proposes 2-Year Ban on Some Neonicotinoid-Pesticide Uses
• Areva Fourth-Quarter Sales Drop 4.2% as Mining Revenue Declines
• London Diplomatic Cop Arrested in Probe of Lawmaker Resignation
• Ukraine Plans to Stop Grain Shipments Contravening Export Limit
• Zloty Pares Decline in Worst Month Since May, Bond Yields Fall
• EON Slumps Following ‘Bleak’ Profit Outlook: Frankfurt Mover
• Atlas Copco Net Misses Estimates on Mining Industry Cuts
• Brazil’s Selic Futures Seen Replacing Swap Rates, Ativa Says
• Scientific Games Agrees to Buy WMS for $1.5 Billion
• China’s Gas Mask Future Is Worry for Us All
• Bawag Leaves Mediation With Linz in $566 Million Swaps Dispute
• Iberia Unions Plan Strike After Airline’s Job Talks Fail
• Sept. 11 Hearings End as Judge Summons Ex-Vice Admiral
• Bank of Canada Buys C$800 Million of Securities for One Day
• Seaway Terminal Constraints to Last Until Pipeline Built in 3Q
• Cerberus Said to Consider IPO of German Retail Properties
• Arise Plans Scottish Wind Farm as Carbon Target Lures Investors
• PTT Exploration Posts Record Full-Year Profit on Higher Output
• Hazard Won’t Have Ban for Kicking Ball Boy Increased, F.A. Says
• Silver Leads Decline as Natural Gas Climbs: Commodities at Close
• U.K. Stocks Drop Most in 10 Weeks as Shell Slides
• 3i Says Investments, Asset Sales Fell as Bramson Circles
• Wheat Futures Drop After U.S. Exports Tumble 40% in Week
• Pound Climbs 3rd Day Versus Dollar as Confidence Rises
• European Stocks Trim Month Gain; AstraZeneca Retreats
• Santander Profit Misses Estimates on Higher Provisions
• Sinochem Buys Stake in Pioneer Natural Wolfcamp for $500m
• Singh Withdraws From PGA Event After Confirming Banned Drug Use
• The Unfair Stigmatization of Digital Notetaking
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for January 31
• Baltic Dispute Over Russian Power May Delay Joint Market
• Cameron Refuses to Rule Out U.K. Military Cuts After 2015
• German Stocks Decline, Paring Monthly Advance; EON Falls
• Shell Misses Profit Estimates, Says Investment Costs to Rise
• Rubber Extending Bull Market With Record Car Sales: Commodities
• Velarde Says Peru May Allow Pension Funds to Invest More Abroad
• Dollar Index May Extend Decline, BNP Says: Technical Analysis
• German Bunds Rise After Retail Sales Decline
• Soybeans, Corn Drop as Rain May Boost South America Crops
• BMW to Sell Husqvarna Brand Ending Off-Road Motorbike Effort
• Spain Lifts Short-Selling Ban on Stocks After IBEX 35 Rallies
• Ex-Banker Wins $95,000 Libel Claim Against U.K.’s Mail Newspaper
• Can Libor Banks Cut a Good Deal?
• Spain Mortgage Rules Will Impair Housing Recovery, Moody’s Says
• WANdisco Rises on Success in Cracking ‘Big Data’: London Mover
• David Beckham to Join Paris Saint-Germain on Five-Month Contract
• Egypt Upheaval on Streets, Market Blocks Rate Move: Arab Credit
• R-Word For U.S. Economy in 2013 is Rebound Not Recession
• European 2014 Power Slides to Record as Emissions Permits Fall
• France’s Says Mali Should Accept Some Touareg Autonomy
• Ericsson Soars After Sales, Profit Margin Beat Estimates
• GE Sees U.S. Wind Credit Muting Slump in Turbine Demand
• News Corp. Said to Face New Phone-Hacking Suits After Deadline
• The Horrific Accident That Created the Regulatory State
• Peru Sol Falls Most Since October on Reserve Rules: Lima Mover
• Alberta to Miss 2014 Balanced Budget Target, Moody’s Says
• Peugeot Unions Bicker Over Plan to Eliminate 17% of Posts
• Jackie Chan Becomes China CPPCC Committee Member, Phoenix Says
• ING Says Buy Euro on Dips as More Gains Seen: Technical Analysis
• Chilean Local Investors Cut Peso Positions to Lowest Since 2009
• Bioenergy to Sell $126 Million Bonds to Fund Cheapest Wind Power
• OPEC Exports to Rise on Winter Demand, Oil Movements Says
• MTN Reports Fiber Cuts in Eastern Nigeria on Construction Work
• Hogs Jump on Signs Consumer Pork Demand May Climb; Cattle Gain
• Take-Two Interactive Falls After Delaying ‘Grand Theft Auto V’
• U.S. Consumer Bureau Seeks Comment on College Finance Products
• Auto Fair ‘Global-Tini,’ Real TV, Dog Bakery: D.C. Scene
• Croatia Completed All Requirements for July EU Entry, Pusic Says
• Kingfisher’s Irish Unit Gets Court Protection as Sales Slump
• Russia Seen Beating Emerging Stock Gauge 3rd Month by Verno
• EU, Singapore Trade Tax-Free Oil Deal May Start End 2014
• Fiat Industrial Sets Third Quarter for U.S. Stock Listing
• FCC Eases Rules for Experiments to Yield Wireless Gadgets
• Libor Banks Should Consider Global Deal With Victims
• IEA Says Too Early to Revise Iranian Crude Oil Export Estimate
• Novo Bets on Lantus Rival U.S. Nod to Help Lift 2013 Sales
• Kenya Shilling Gains Most in 5 Months as Bank Receive Fewer Bids
• Forint Advances to Week-High on Matolcsy, Pares Monthly Decline
• Obama's Climate Vow Elevates EPA Role in Keystone XL Review
• Polish Day-Ahead Power Rises First Time in Four Days on Exports
• Colombia’s Urban Jobless Rate Rose to 10.2% in December
• Rome Prosecutors Probe Monte Paschi Market Rigging, Ansa Says
• Boeing 787 Grounding Threatens Scoot’s Expansion: Southeast Asia
• China Surplus Labor to Disappear by 2025, IMF Researchers Say
• Ruble, Bonds Pare Month Gain as Putin Ponders Bank Rossii Chief
• MasterCard Profit Tops Estimates as Card Purchases Increase
• Reclam Yields Drop on Repayment: Johannesburg Mover
• Monte Paschi Court Ruling May Be Feb. 2, Consumer Lawyer Says
• Business Activity in U.S. Grew More Than Forecast in January
• Euro Strengthens Versus Dollar to Trade at $1.3591 in New York
• Bernanke Dissatisfied With Growth Will Press on With QE Pace
• AngloGold Ashanti’s Tropicana Mine Costs to Overrun by 13%
• Zimbabwe Reaches Rates Accord With Barclays, Standard
• Gasoline Futures Retreat on Speculation Prices Overextended
• Israel Bonds Gain on Bets Post-Fischer Policy to Support Economy
• SNS Says Outcome of Private Investor Talks Is Uncertain
• Norway’s Labor Party Moves to Open Lofoten to Oil Exploration
• How Republican Governors Are Pretending to Cut Taxes
• Currency Funds Rose in December Before Cliff Deal, Parker Says
• Israel Chemicals Drops on Quarter Profit Outlook: Tel Aviv Mover
• Bulgaria Caps Budget Gap at 2% of GDP in Public Finances Law
• Nickel Jumps to 3-Month High as Steelmakers Stock Up on Growth
• U.S. Commercial Paper Market Contracts for Second Week, Fed Says
• High Winds Delay New York-Bound Flights
• Newell Rubbermaid Goes After $127 Billion Health Market: Retail
• Nuclear Output Climbs for a Fourth Day on Grand Gulf 1
• Azeris Hurt by 2010 Flash Floods Demand Compensation, Turan Says
• Unilever Ramps Up South African Output for 1 Billion Rand
• Canadian Dollar Strengthens to 99.97 Cents Per U.S. Dollar
• Naira Pares Monthly Decline on Expectation of Oil Company Sales
• Former Rabo Cyclist Rasmussen Says He Doped for 12 Years
• Yuan Daily Swaps in London Jump 240% in Year to $3.1 Billion
• J&J Gets EU Complaint With Novartis on Pay-for-Delay Deal
• Lockerbie Police Will Visit Libya for First Time
• Damascus-Based Bank Loses Millions of Dollars in Jan. 17 Robbery
• Russian GDP Growth Slowest Since 2009 as Investment Wanes
• Cole In Line to Make 100th England Appearance in Brazil Match
• Diageo Maintains Profit Growth With Move Away From Europe
• BPI Will Develop Operation in Angola, CEO Ulrich Says
• Emerging-Market Stocks Erase Losses as Russia, Brazil Advance
• Georgia’s Billionaire Premier on Investor Charm Offensive
• When Your Values Clash With Your Company's
• Barclyas’s Chiwata Is Swapping His Spreadsheets for Scuba
• U.S. Mortgage Rates Rise With 30-Year Highest in 4 Months
• Solar PV Demand May Rise 18 Percent This Year, Maxim Group Says
• Canada Dollar Trades Weaker Than Parity Versus U.S. for 7th Day
• Consumer Spending in U.S. Rose in December as Incomes Surged
• Treasury 10-Year Note Erases Gains to Yield 2% in New York
• Perion Surges as Said to Get 4-Month Google Accord Extension
• Barclays, RBS May Pay Billions Over Mis-Sold Derivatives
• Unilever Ghana Expects Challenging Year After 2012 Profit Fell
• Canada’s Flaherty Says Skin Disorder Won’t Affect Job
• CEZ Set for Worst Month Since 2011 on Power Prices: Prague Mover
• Donald Driver Retires as Green Bay Packers’ Leading Receiver
• Santander Brasil Slumps to Eight-Week Low as Loan Defaults Soar
• Rival Egypt Political Camps Agree Framework to End Violence
• Morgan Stanley Buys Argentine Stocks as YPF Deal Lures BlackRock
• Facebook Profit Drops as Spending Rises on New Features
• General Electric Plans $1 Billion Investment in Nigerian Power
• Ryanair Ordered to Reimburse Travelers in Volcano Delay
• Eskom Asks BHP, Anglo to Cap Coal Costs to Limit Tariff Rise
• CORRECT: Turkey 1st Nuclear Power Plant Project to Cost $20b: AA
• Gran Tierra Confirms Kidnapping of Colombian Contractors
• Fire at U.S. Toledo Refinery Has Been Put Out, PBF Energy Says
• U.S. Renewable-Energy Capacity Doubled From 2009-2012, BNEF Says
• QGOG Betting Investors See Oil IPO Flop Ending: Corporate Brazil
• Annaly to Buy Rest of Crexus Investment for $872 Million
• Flour Mills Nigeria Rises Most in 3 Years on Buy Recommendation
• ECB Bond Pledge May Get Court Criticism, Merkel Adviser Says
• Rand Best Performer as PPI Beats Expectations; Yields Fall
• Hollande Government Faces Public-Sector Protest on Wages
• Italy’s Vibac May Invest $68 Million in Serb Plant, Tanjug Says
• Slovak Banking Sector’s Profit Falls 27 Percent on Bank Tax
• ETH Bioenergia, Inbicon Plan Sugar-Cane Cellulosic Ethanol Plant
• Jobless Claims in U.S. Rose 38,000 Last Week to 368,000
• Alior’s Main Holder Said to Pick UBS for Sale of 30% Stake
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Drought Area Grows Over Lower 48 States, U.S. Reports
• First Solar Buys New Mexico Project From Element Power
• GM’s Opel Appoints Former VW Manager Neumann as New Chief
• U.S. Drought Monitor Report for the Week Ending Jan. 29 (Text)
• Serbian Economic Contraction Eased in Final Three Months of 2012
• Novozymes M&A Chief Videbaek Makes Mark With Bio-Products Deal
• Eletrobras Studies Cutting Workforce by 15 Percent
• Canada Dec. Industrial Product and Raw Materials Prices (Text)
• Canada's Economy Expanded 0.3% in November on Factory Rebound
• Canada Nov. Gross Domestic Product Report (Text)
• Grontmij Wins Turkey Water Project to Help Comply With EU
• Nordic Power Price Falls Along With German Electricity, Carbon
• Monti Says Italy Level of Contribution to EU Budget Unjustified
• Ally TARP Exit, IRS ID-Theft Battles, HSBC: Compliance
• Greenberg Says AIG Benefited From Culture of ‘Self Cleansing’
• Cyprus Presents Systemic Threat to Euro Area, Merkel Ally Says
• Oil Trades Near Four-Month High as Fed Keeps Asset Buying
• Thai Tap Water Rises to Record After Profit Increases
• Inky Images of Super Bowl XLVII
• Gross Says Credit-Based Markets Running Out of Energy
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Ex-Jefferies Arrest Shows Market Lacking Transparency
• Russia Targets Grain Harvest Up 34%, Stable Exports for 2013-14
• Canadian Dollar Falls Before GDP Forecast for Slow Growth
• Banks Sell Most Notes Tied to Serbia Sovereign Debt in 20 Months
• TeliaSonera’s Kcell Seeks to Maintain Profitability, Chief Says
• Czech Finance Ministry Reduces GDP Forecast for This Year
• Germany’s Harmonized Inflation Rate Unexpectedly Fell in January
• Dubai Group $6 Billion Deal Near Final Terms, Emirates NBD Says
• Jain Says Davos Bankers Discussed Global Libor Settlement
• Billionaire Prokhorov’s Intergeo Said to Revive Canada IPO Plans
• Russian Loan to Cyprus Should Be Extended Soon, Shiarly Says
• Canara Bank & Punjab National Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money
• Fed Funds Open at 0.16%, Within Target Range, According to ICAP
• TOP Oil Market News: Crude Stable; EU, Singapore in Trade Accord
• Sberbank GDR Premium Surges as Receipt Program Approaches Limit
• Starbucks India Partner Gains as Operating Profit at 5-Year High
• BP’s PSVM Oil Field in Angola to Reach Peak Production Next Year
• Vodaphone Ltd.& Tata Teleservices Ltd. CP deal:India Money
• Emirates LNG Appoints Bank of Tokyo as Adviser, Mubadala Says
• STMicroelectronics Sees Costs Ahead in Chip Venture Exit
• Chile Jobless Rate Ends Year at 6.1% as Farms Step Up Hiring
• Bajaj Finance & SBI Global CP:India Money Markets
• Global Airline Traffic Gained in 2012 on Emerging Markets
• Iceland Still Sees Limited Refinancing Options After Icesave Win
• Oriental Bank of Commerce & Swiss Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money
• Germany, 6 More EU Nations Said to Hold Key to Carbon Fix
• Punjab National Surges Most in 3 Years as Profit Beats Forecasts
• India May Consider Ending Four-Decade Old Curbs on Sugar Mills
• Banks Chided by Basel Group Over Trading-Book Capital Disclosure
• Robusta Coffee Gains to One-Week High on Stockpiles; Cocoa Rises
• Deutsche Bank’s Bonus Pool Declined 11 Percent to $4.3 Billion
• Ikos Co-Founder Apologizes in Court and Pays $79,000 to Ex-Wife
• Cascades, Apple, Megaupload, Hexbug:Intellectual Property
• South Africa Posts First Trade Gap in December Since 2008
• Veolia Chosen for $300 Million California City Water Contract
• Teva Ends Collaboration on CureTech’s Cancer Medicine
• Cameron Bond-Market Backing Founders as BOE Halts Purchases
• Indian Bonds Complete Best Month Since June After RBI Rate Cut
• German Unemployment Unexpectedly Declined in January
• Softbank’s Son Supports Lower Premium Tariffs for Solar Energy
• Goodyear to Cut 39% of French Workforce in Plant Closing
• Golden Ocean Gains as Carnegie Sees Dry Bulk Revival: Oslo Mover
• BP Russia Head Quits to Lead Riverstone-Backed North Sea Driller
• Matolcsy Charm Shows Aim for Hungary Central Bank, Standard Says
• Energia Sustentavel, Brookfield, Tractabel: Brazil Bond Alert
• Leitwind Starts Southern Italy Wind Farm to Power 18,000 Homes
• Brazil’s Unemployment Rate Dropped to a Record in December
• ACWA Power Says It’s Named Best Bidder for Mecca Solar Plant
• Israel Jet Strike in Syria Said to Hit Arms for Hezbollah
• Ecclestone Reaches Deal to Keep German F-1 Race on Calendar
• Nestle Fined as Court Rules Food Company Spied on Activist Group
• ICICI Third-Quarter Profit Jumps to Record, Beats Estimates
• Manchester United Increases English Premier League Lead
• Malaysia Poll Concern May Have Fueled Volatility, Exchange Says
• Emaar Fourth-Quarter Profit Declines 28% as Expenses Increase
• Estonian Bankruptcies Declined, More Businesses Started in 2012
• LSE Delay of Company Statements Rolls to More Customers
• Pound Erases 0.3 Percent Gain Versus Dollar to Trade at $1.5795
• Palm Oil Surges to Three-Month High as Stockpiles Seen Falling
• Kenya Shilling Weakens as Businesses Buy Dollars Before Vote
• Kurita Water Net Income Falls on Sluggish Demand, Economies
• Suzlon Rises to 10-Month High After Canada Order: Mumbai Mover
• ADCB Rises to Highest Since 2008 on Dividend: Abu Dhabi Mover
• Asian Stocks Post Monthly Gain; Kawasaki Heavy Jumps
• TeliaSonera Forecasts Stagnant Sales as Dividend Misses Estimate
• Latvia Clears Path to Apply for 2014 Euro Adoption
• QPR’s Redknapp Chasing Three Tottenham Players: Roundup
• Russian Economy Probably Slowed to Three-Year Low in 2012
• Firth Rixson Said to Seek Interest Rate Cut on $705 Million Loan
• FSA Probe of U.K. Annuity Market to Review Pricing, Fairness
• Etihad, Jet Meet India Ministers Ahead of Stake Sale Deal
• Turkish Lira Gains Third Day on 21% Trade Deficit Contraction
• Nintendo Falls After Cutting Outlook on Wii U Sales: Osaka Mover
• Japan Atomic Safety Rules May Keep Reactors Closed for Years
• Malaysia Joins Neighbors in Holding Key Rate as Inflation Eases
• Indonesian Bonds Fall on Inflation; Rupiah Set for Monthly Drop
• Indian Stocks Drop, Pare Monthly Advance, on Valuation Concern
• Mewah to Complete Palm Oil Refinery in Malaysia by End of Year
• Cashbuild Leads Plunge in Consumer Stocks: Johannesburg Mover
• Serb Support for EU Entry at All-Time Low, Poll Shows
• SNB’s AA Bond Holdings Rise as France’s Downgrade Shows
• Genting Jumps After Sands VIP Business Gains
• Emerging Stocks Pare Losses as Material, Consumer Shares Gain
• Ecclestone Negotiates Deal to Keep German F-1 Race on Calendar
• Mursi Pressure Grows as Opposition Urges Unity Government
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jan 30, 2013.
• Spain’s Diesel, Gasoline Demand Decline in December, Cores Says
• Kyocera Cuts Profit Estimate as Equipment Demand Slumps
• Euro-Area House Prices Declined in Third Quarter on Italy, Spain
• U.K. Regulator Bans Saipem Short-Selling After Share Plunge
• Europe’s Junk Bonanza Helps LBO Firms Cut Loans: Credit Markets
• Great Portland Property Values Rise on Scarce Developments
• Lenovo Profit Rises 34% on Avoiding PC Slump, Smartphones
• Romanian Leu Falls 2nd Day as US Contraction Hurts Risk Appetite
• Deutsche Bank Considers Selling CoCos to Meet U.S. Rules
• Saudi Arabia Completes Its Biggest Solar Power Plant
• Grain Exports From Rouen Climb 19% on Barley Shipment to Turkey
• Bangladesh Lowers Rates for First Time Since 2009 to Spur Growth
• Northern Ireland Police Say Pipe Bomb Found in North Belfast
• Hengdeli Declines After Report Some Watch Licenses Lost
• Warsaw Equity Market Driven by Banking Asset Sales
• Norwegian Retail Sales Advance as Consumers Show Resilience
• Sino-Forest Unit Greenheart Receives Buyout Offer From Emerald
• Hyundai Steel Forecasts Lower Sales on Waning Car, Ship Demand
• Novo Sticks to Target for First-Half Tresiba Approval in U.S.
• Sumitomo Metal, Vale Consider Building Nickel Plant in Indonesia
• Alps Electric Jumps on 3,000 Jobs Cuts to Stem Losses
• Ruble Heads for Third Monthly Gain to Dollar; BofA Says Buy OFZs
• IMF Board Says GDP Should Remain Key Variable in Quota Formula
• Danish Housing Slump Is Over, Central Bank’s Callesen Says
• Dollar Set for Sixth Monthly Drop Before Jobless Claims
• Siemens Names Wilder to Head High-Speed Train Unit After Delays
• Karachi Bomb Kills 3 as Minister Apologizes Over Terror Warning
• Vietnam Five-Year Bonds Have Best Month Since May on Bank Buying
• Yuan Has Monthly Advance on Optimism China Growth to Accelerate
• S. Korea Approves Private Coal Power Plants to Spread Investment
• Hyundai Seeks Design-Led Growth by Promoting Schreyer
• Copper Climbs; Rubber Declines; Corn Gains: Commodities at Close
• Philippine Peso Snaps Two-Day Gain on Intervention Speculation
• Taiwan Dollar Volatility Rises as Yen Drop Spurs Weakening Bets
• U.K. House Prices Rise on Lending Boost From BOE Credit Plan
• Indonesian Coal Swaps Snap Four-Day Gain; China Prices Unchanged
• Iran Sanctions by EU Seen Allowing Ship Fuel by Insurer
• Billionaire Lisin’s UCL Port Handled 2% More Cargo Last Year
• Santander’s Zachodni Says Profit More Than Doubled on Lending
• Bank of Italy Seen Vigilant as Monte Paschi Risk Surfaced
• Beijing Police Say Woman With Multiple Names Had 41 Properties
• Super Bowl Ad Lifts SodaStream Most Since June: Israel Overnight
• Hang Lung Underlying Profit Doubles on Property Sales Gains
• Enel’s Mochovce Project Faces Delay, Higher Costs, Sme Says
• Infineon Forecasts Earnings Will Advance on Automotive Demand
• Korean Won Drops as Government Considers Trading Tax; Bonds Gain
• Singapore Middle-Distillate Fuel Supplies Rise to 15-Month High
• Spanish Inflation Drops More Than Forecast as Recession Deepens
• Bank Sankt-Petersburg to Help Kondopoga Avert Bankruptcy
• Iran-Backed Hezbollah Decries Israeli Strike on Syria
• German Campaign Buffets Cyprus Talks as Shiarly Seeks Rescue
• Most Chinese Stocks Fall as Developers Slump; Utilities Advance
• Investec Says Nine-Month Operating Income Increased 1 Percent
• Copper Rises to 4-Week High on Asian Growth Signs: LME Preview
• Japanese Stocks Rise; Nikkei 225 Hits Sixth Monthly Gain
• Gold Trades Near One-Week High on U.S. Economy, Fed’s Stimulus
• Italian Bonds Decline as Spanish 10-Year Yield Advances to 5.27%
• Unibail-Rodamco Profit Beats Target as German Mall Lifts Income
• BOJ Could Add Further Easing If Needed, Yamaguchi Says
• Won Drops as Korea Weighs Trading Tax to Curb Inflows
• Polysilicon Seen Rebounding as China Plans Import Duties: Energy
• Samsung Total Said to Buy Naphtha for First-Half March Delivery
• All Nippon Says Boeing 787 Dreamliner Grounding to Cut Sales
• U.S. 10-Year Notes Advance; Yield Drops 2 Basis Points to 1.98%
• Jiangsu Sunshine Unit Files for Bankruptcy on Silicon Price Fall
• Nok Air Plans Share Sale in August to Fund Aircraft
• Acer Introduces First Asia Smartphone Powered by New Intel Chip
• German Retail Sales Decline as Weak Economy Weighs on Sentiment
• France to Introduce Upstream Corporate Tax Controls, Echos Says
• Australia Lawmaker Thomson Arrested at Electoral Office
• MORE: Shiseido to Shut Kamakura Plant in Japan
• Roche’s GA101 Met Goals in Stage One of Trial to Replace Rituxan
• China at Highest Risk of Downturn on Overinvestment, S&P Says
• Emirates NBD Fourth-Quarter Profit Surges; Beats Estimates
• Japan 5-Year Bond Yields Touch Record Low on Auction Demand, BOJ
• Toshiba Turns to Profit on Flash-Memory Chip Demand, Weaker Yen
• Gold Seen Countering Emerging Market Currency Risk
• SMI May Drop 5.4% in Next Two Weeks: Technical Analysis
• Mexico Economy Probably Grew 3.6% in 4th Quarter
• Japan’s 2012 Crude Imports Increase by the Most in Nine Years
• Wanxiang Interested in Aiding Fisker After A123 Purchase
• Traders Roll Over Fewer India Nifty Bets Amid Valuation Concerns
• JFE Holdings Returns to Profit on Cost Savings, Weaker Yen
• Rio Said to Consider Halt at Biggest Mongolia Copper Mine
• Australian Dollar Drops as Stocks Fall; Kiwi Gains Versus Aussie
• Distressed Firms Lure Tata’s First Special Fund: Corporate India
• Rio Declares Force Majeure On Coal Sales After Floods
• Malaysia Palm Exports Decline at Slower Pace on Zero Export Tax
• U.S. Auto Sales Seen Rising on Post-Crisis Lease Renewals
• Top-Ranked Michigan Defeats Northwestern in College Basketball
• Anthony Has 30th Straight 20-Point Game in Knicks Win Over Magic
• Raptors Get Gay, Haddadi in Three-Team, Six-Player NBA Trade
• Singh Confirms Use of Deer Antler Spray, Unaware It Was Banned
• Harvard-Bound NFL Union President Uses Brain Over Brawn
• Hostess Chooses Apollo, Metropoulos as Lead Bidder
• HSBC Judge Urged to Approve $1.9 Billion Drug-Cash Accord
• ACA Financial Can Add Paulson to Suit Against Goldman
• J&J’s Ekdahl Says Hips Recalled Because of Clinical Needs
• NFL Sees Modest Revenue Growth as Sponsors Stay Shaky on Economy
• Biggest IPO Since Facebook Tests Pfizer’s Pigs and Dogs Strategy
• Largent Says Government Shouldn’t Weigh In on NFL Head Injuries
• Florida Foreclosure Cities Poised for 2013 Home Bargains
• Pollen Zings MoMA, Surreal Corpses Visit Morgan: Review
• Cayman Sea Turtles Endure Slaughter, Tourists: Commentary
• Dells Pledge $50 Million to Build Austin Medical School
• Peru Raises Dollar Reserve Requirements to Damp Sol Rally
• Sex Impossible for Most Men After Prostate Therapy
• Electronic Arts Declines After Forecast Misses Estimates
• Spending Cuts Including to Defense Seen to Start in March
• Dissident Cuban Blogger Gets Passport After Castro Eases Rules
• Rising Helium Fuels GE’s Drive to Extend U.S. Reserve
• Dell Keeps LBO Financing in the Family With MSD Capital
• Obama Emulating Washington Wary of Foreign Entanglements
• Jana Buys Copart Betting Car Salvager May Become REIT
• CME Retreat on Grain Hours Welcomed by Traders Who Need to Sleep
• Two-Time Insider Trader Roomy Khan Seeks to Avoid Prison
• Antibiotics Cuts Deaths Among Severely Malnourished Kids