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February 7, 2013

• S&P as Sole U.S. Target Has Wall Street Asking About Moody’s
• China Crude Imports Rise to Eight-Month High on Refining
• Asia-Pacific Dollar Bond Sales Slump to 2013 Low as Costs Climb
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 02/08/2013
• China Starts Publishing Trade Data in Yuan Amid Currency Push
• Note Sales Tied to China Stock ETF at Record on Growth Optimism
• Palm Oil Set for First Weekly Drop in Four on Inventories
• S. Korea Funds Record Largest Outflows Since 2009, Citi Says
• China Forecasts More Snow, Hampering Lunar New Year Travel Plans
• Chavismo Set to Outlive Chavez as Venezuela Braces for Elections
• India’s Rupee Set for Worst Week This Year on Growth Concerns
• Moody’s, S&P Said to Be Probed by N.Y. Over 2008 Accord
• Chorus Surges Most on Record on Price Reprieve: Wellington Mover
• Malaysia December Exports Unexpectedly Fall, Output Growth Slows
• Australian Probe Shows Need to Fight Criminal Threat, WADA Says
• Thai Rice Reserves Seen at Record as UN Flags Warehouse Shortage
• EU Leaders Battle Over Budget With Cameron Demanding Cuts
• Soybeans Gain as Exports Rise Before USDA Cuts Inventory Outlook
• Hang Seng Debuts Gold-Tied Deposits After Hong Kong Rule Change
• China Brokers Seen Joining $2 Trillion Structured-Product Market
• Tepco Allocates 40 Billion Yen to Switch Terminals to Lean LNG
• Rebar Set for Fourth Weekly Gain as China Exports Beat Forecasts
• Florida Homeowner Loses Bid to Keep BNY Mellon Suit in Court
• Indonesian Power-Station Coal Swaps Gain; China Contracts Rise
• Deadly China Pollution Breathes New Life Into Solar Debt
• SMIC Slides on Downgrade as ADRs Decline: China Overnight
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Rubber Drops, Paring Second Weekly Gain, as Stockpiles May Grow
• Euro Near 2-Week Low, Poised for Weekly Drop, on Draghi Warning
• Oil, Gas Salaries Rose 8.5 Percent in 2012, Recruiter Hays Says
• Volkswagen Woos U.S. Dealers Devoted to Grow Sales by 83%
• Spot Gold Declines on Haven-Demand Concern; Platinum Slumps
• China Denies Using Weapons-Targeting Radar on Japanese Ship
• Japan Posts Back-to-Back Current-Account Deficit in December
• Thai Bonds Set for Second Weekly Rally on Inflows; Baht Weakens
• Singapore Air Profit Misses Estimates on Passenger Yields
• India’s Nifty Futures Swing on Earnings Concerns as Growth Slows
• NTSB’s 787 Findings May Lead to Boeing Battery Redesign
• Citigroup Says Currency Volatility to Rise on Volume Gain
• Titan Targets Six-Fold Sales Rise in Aircraft Parts
• RBA Cuts GDP, Inflation Outlook on Currency, Investment
• California State Teachers’ Retirement Fund Earned 13.5% in 2012
• Ridgeway Court CDO Shows S&P Didn’t Follow Own Rating Downgrades
• Team New Zealand Gets Last Shot at America’s Cup as Costs Surge
• Tunisia Unrest Persists as Islamists Reject Premier Offer
• TOP Oil Market News: Oil Falls; Gasolines Falls on Supply Gain
• Mongolia, Rio to Meet Again This Month on Oyu Tolgoi Concern
• Wall Street Job Seekers Find No Bottom for Analysts: Muni Credit
• Casinos Saturating U.S. Midwest Cannibalize State Revenue
• AGL Delays Proposed Coal-Seam Gas Expansion on Community Concern
• Nikkei 225 February Options Settle at 11,151.92, Data Shows
• Australia Sells A$600 Mln Bonds due 2017; Avg Yld 2.9039%
• Fracking Boom Delayed by Kites as Poland Seeks Gas Independence
• Darling Emerges to Defend British Unity in Battle Over Scotland
• Tories Start Eastleigh Election With Three-Point Lead
• Carney Backs BOE Evolution Over Revolution in Favoring Guidance
• U.K. Property Prices Increased in January, Acadametrics Says
• Premier League Curbs Soccer Club Spending, Sets Sanctions
• Carney Shows Substance Behind ‘Rock Star’ Image in U.K. Hearing
• Ireland Was Right to Force ECB’s Hand on Debt-Relief Plan
• India Beats Russia as Aging Workers Sap Growth: Cutting Research
• Chinese Lead Growth in U.K. Tourist Spending on British Passion
• Everett Gets Dumped, Kraftwerk Gig, Manet: London Weekend
• Why the U.S. Should Negotiate With Iran
• Asteroid to Traverse Earth’s Satellite Zone, NASA Says
• NYSE to Shut NYBX Block-Trading Platform Within Exchange
• Where Is Your Fund Manager From? 
• Fisker to Resume Production ‘Soon,’ Co-Founder Says
• Diniz Pays Premium in Quest for Brasil Foods: Corporate Brazil
• What John Brennan Can Learn From Kevin Spacey
• Toyota Revamps Tundra to Gain High-End Pickup Sales
• Mary Jo White’s Past and the Future of the SEC
• Gun Background Checks Work. Let’s Fund Them.
• Higher Oil Taxes Would Lift the Economy
• What Abraham Lincoln Liked About Richard III
• Hostess Bakers’ Union Says It Held Talks With Bidders
• Japan Stock Futures Drop on Sony Loss, Europe Recovery Concern
• Citgo to Settle New Hampshire Gas-Additive Lawsuit
• Encyclopaedia Britannica's Transformation
• S&P Lawyer Keker Brings ‘Slashing and Smashing’ Tactics
• Assuring Chinese Finish Their Live Lobster Sashimi
• Apple Jumps After Saying in Discussions to Return Cash
• Pfizer Breakup Talk Stoked by Discount to Drug Stocks
• Obama Is Said Nearing Choice of Pritzker for Commerce
• PVH to Replace Big Lots in S&P 500; CommVault Joins MidCap 400
• Wealthy Client Wins $4.3 Million From GenSpring Over Fund
• Hollande Eschews Monarch-Style Monument in French Crisis
• Warner Music Agrees to Buy Coldplay Label for 487 Million Pounds
• Tunisian Prepare for Funeral as Strike Call Widens Rift
• Boeing Allowed More Dreamliner Test Flights by U.S. Regulators
• House Democrats Seek Assault-Weapon Ban, Ammunition Limit
• Coffee Falls to Lowest Price in 32 Months: Commodities at Close
• EU Spending Cuts Loom as Cameron Demands Savings at Summit
• Immelt Calls on Obama, Congress to Negotiate Fiscal Deal
• Tavenner Nominated by Obama to Run Medicare, Medicaid
• N.J. Rethinks Settlement Forcing MGM to Sell 50% Borgata Stake
• Biden Says Will Wait for Senate on Same-Sex Immigration
• K1 Hedge Fund Founder Kiener Indicted in $311 Mln Fraud
• Johns Hopkins Plans to Sell $355 Million of Bonds to Refund Debt
• Ecclestone Says U.S. Law Can’t Apply in Formula One Case
• Obama Tells Democrats He Wants a ‘Big Deal’ to Trim Deficit
• New York Gasoline Falls to Nine-Month Low on Cargoes
• Glencore Said to Study South African Stock-Market Listing
• NTSB Head Questions Approval of Boeing Dreamliner Battery
• George Lucas Plans to Keep $2.02 Billion in Disney Stock
• George Lucas Plans to Keep $2.02 Billion in Disney Stock
• Canadian Currency Weakens as Risk Appetite Shrinks
• Copa Airlines Falls Most in Four Years on Earnings: Miami Mover
• Euro Falls Most Since July as Draghi Warns of Slowing Inflation
• Treasury 10-Year Yields Hold Below 2% on ECB’s Concern
• U.S. Soy Supply at 48-Year Low as Brazil Ships Held: Commodities
• U.S. Corporate Credit Swaps Hold; AT&T Sells $2.25 Billion Bonds
• Scripps Networks Declines After Sales, Profit Miss Estimates
• Iceland’s Credit Rating Outlook Revised to Stable by Moody’s
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for February 7
• Emerging Stocks Drop to Month Low as China Builders Fall
• Yandex Rises on Stock Upgrade as Search Beating Microsoft
• Lincoln CEO Says Smart Money in Annuities After Buffett
• Mexichem Tumbles After Sales Miss Estimates: Mexico City Mover
• Aussie Reaches 3-Month Low Amid Risk Aversion; N.Z. Dollar Falls
• Tunisia Killing Stirs New Fears in Egypt After Death Edict
• S&P Data-Fudging Began in 2004, U.S. Suit Says: Timeline
• Chinese-Japanese War Games Are Dismal Economic Policy
• Clinton Boosts Web Access to Poor in Silicon Valley Parting Gift
• News Outlets Use Pancakes and Politicians to Boost Brand
• Obama Finds Limits to Government Transparency Amid Openness Vow
• Wall Street Success With Germans Boomerangs: Mortgages
• U.S. Meat Exporters Call Russia Ban ‘Significant’ Sales Loss
• Crude Oil Options Fall With Futures on Draghi Commentary
• African Investor Takes Silicon Valley Tough Love to Kenya
• Cosan Climbs to Highest Since 2006 as Profit Beats Forecasts
• US Airways, AMR Talks Said to Intensify as Deadline Looms
• Dell Sets Nov. 5 Deadline to Complete Leveraged Buyout
• EPA Readies Climate Adaptation Plan as Earth Warms
• Australia, Indonesia Flooding Drives Insurance Claims
• Microsoft Disrupted Cybercrime Botnet That Hijacked PCs
• Manulife Tops Estimates Amid Wealth-Management Demand
• Yelp Plunges as Loss Exceeds Estimates After Expansion
• U.S. Stocks Fall on Draghi Comments, Earnings Reports
• Gunmaker Profits Seen Trumping S&P Amid Ban Proposals
• U.S. Stocks Retreat While Euro Weakens on Draghi Comments
• Sprint Tops Estimates as More Customers Embrace Smartphones
• DreamWorks Animation to Cut Jobs on Film Halt, Union Says
• Cemex Declines as Loss Dismays Deutsche Bank: Mexico City Mover
• Starwood Hotels Quarterly Profit Falls as Europe Slows
• QBE Hires Citigroup’s Harnett After Growing in U.S. Deals
• Ackman Renews Herbalife Pyramid Claim in 40-Page Treatise
• Patterson Up After Fracking Work Beats Estimates: Houston Mover
• Real Goods Solar, Sunrun Plan Joint Rooftop Development
• Safeway Rises on Report That West Face Took Stake
• Cineplex Climbs to All-Time High on Record Sales in 2012
• Akamai Shares Plunge After Revenue, Forecast Miss Estimates
• T-Mobile Says BlackBerry 10 Testing Well for Mid-March Debut
• TransCanada Looks East Amid Keystone Pipeline Delay
• Xylem Misses Revenue Estimates as Utility Sales Decline
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for February 7
• Green Mountain Falls as Sales Forecast Trails Estimates
• News Corp. Falls as ‘American Idol’ Hurts Profit Forecast
• AT&T Sells First Floating Debt Since ’08 in $2.25 Billion Issue
• Yacktman Cut BlackBerry Stake in Half Before Z10 Debut
• N.Y. Borrows $500 Million Privately to Fund New Tappan Zee
• Consumers Regaining Confidence as U.S. Hiring Improves
• Macy’s Leads Biggest Same-Store Sales Gain Since 2011
• New York Times Beats Profit Estimates on Slower Ad Drop
• Teva Fourth-Quarter Earnings Slides as Generic Sales Drop
• Bunge Names Schroder CEO as Weisser Announces Retirement
• U.S. Halts Drilling on Gulf Wells With Flawed Bolts
• Teck May Consider Copper Acquisitions as Output Declines
• America Movil’s Telmex Gets $51.6 Million Antitrust Fine
• Monster Falls as Sale Process Continues Without Buyer
• EnteroMedics Therapy Fails to Meet Weight-Loss Study Goal
• BCE’s Earnings Climb as Smartphone Data Spending Surges
• RealD Falls After Third-Quarter Sales Miss Estimates: L.A. Mover
• KKR’s Fourth-Quarter Profit Rises 49% as Holdings Climb
• Alcatel-Lucent CEO Plans to Leave When Successor Is Found
• Wheat Declines on Bets Rain Will Boost U.S. Winter Crop
• U.S. Will Keep Importing Oil From Colombia, Venezuela, IEA Says
• Lilly Halts Testing of Rheumatoid Arthritis Medicine
• Felix Hernandez Has Record $175 Million Deal, USA Today Says
• Cigna Raises Forecast as Acquisition Expands Medicare
• Amgen Raises 2013 Forecast Because of Tax Settlements
• Hang Lung Buys Commercial Land in Wuhan for $529 Million
• Canada Heavy Oil Gains for Fourth Day as Bottlenecks Ease
• Two Former Mercury Interactive Executives Settle SEC Suit
• Apple Rises After Saying It's in Talks to Return Additional Cash
• Interbolsa Loaned $45 Million to Fabricato Activist, Munoz Says
• Braskem Rises Most in Week as Earnings Beat Estimates
• Christie Would Allow Online Gambling Under 10-Year Trial
• Christie Would Allow Online Gambling Under 10-Year Trial
• BlackBerry Doesn’t Plan to Release New Smartphones in Japan
• ‘Historic’ Snowstorm May Cause Northeast Outages, Delays
• UBS Owes Nothing to ‘Tax Cheats’ Who Sued, Court Rules
• Brazil’s Real Surges as Central Bank Says Inflation Rate Is High
• Korean Air’s Office-Hotel Building to Be Tallest in L.A.
• Google Suit Against IRS Planned Over Domestic Tax Dispute
• Arkansas Gets Running Back Even After Mom Refuses to Sign Letter
• Oil Falls as Draghi Says Euro Strength May Hamper Growth
• Greenlight Sues Apple Over Plan to End Preferred Stock
• Einhorn Says CDO Investors Poised to Copy Justice’s S&P Lawsuit
• Stein Sees Signs of Excessive Risk Taking in Some Markets
• Peruvian Sol Slips to Nine-Week Low on Central Bank Purchases
• Ethanol Strengthens Against Gasoline
• Consumer Credit in U.S. Rises on Surge in Non-Revolving Debt
• Chicago Midway Plan Draws Interest From Ferrovial, GIP
• Fed Bomb Plotter Pleads Guilty to Terror Charge in N.Y
• Coffee Falls to 32-Month Low on Brazil, Colombia Crops
• Ex-Tyco Chief Kozlowski Wins Rehearing of Parole Bid
• Virgin Media Raises $3.65 Billion in Bonds for Liberty Takeover
• First Lady to Attend Funeral for Murdered Chicago Teen
• Levin Says Committee Will Vote on Hagel as Soon as Possible
• Cielo Profit Rises 21% After Merchant E-Solutions Deal
• Why Health Care Challenges Conservatives
• Credit Suisse Sells Its Largest Note in at Least Three Years
• Bank of America Sells First Structured Note Tied to Metals Index
• U.S. Northeast Cap-and-Trade Group Plans Permit Reduction
• Bain’s Sankaty Said to Seek $1 Billion for Lending Fund
• Stabilizing the Debt Over 10 Years Isn’t Enough
• Brazil Central Bank Says Inflation High as Bond Bids Spurned
• N.J. Closes Book on Prohibition, Gives Distiller License
• DuPont May Delay Mexico Pigment Plant by 12 Months
• The IRS Just Sent Me $160,000. Can I Keep It?
• Lazard Shares Climb After Merger-Advisory Revenue Surges
• Stanford Victims Get $1.7 Million in Political Donations
• Colombian Yields Fall to Record on Rate Cut View; Peso Declines
• Zinc Leads Metals Slump as Europe Crisis Fuels Demand Concerns
• Visa Profit Climbs 26% as Credit-Card Spending Picks Up
• Viehbacher Sees New Sanofi Growing in Diagnostics, Nutrition
• Lynx Ii Corp Sells GBP250 million 10.25-Year NC5.17 Sr Secured
• House Democrats Ask Obama to Replace Fannie Mae Regulator
• Second-Generation Immigrants Overtaking U.S. Population Success
• Dempsey Surprised Clinton Wasn’t Alerted of Libya Risks
• RBC Capital Hires Macquarie’s Maggio for Loan Trading Group
• Lynx I Corp Sells $1 billion 8.25-Year NC4.17 Sr Secured
• Malone Emboldened to Buy Virgin After Years Circling Firm
• Iceland Top Court Hands Prison Term to Johannesson on Taxes
• Beazley Rises as Profit, Special Dividend Beat Estimates
• Hustler’s Flynt Weighs Sale of Beverly Hills Headquarters
• Ex-Amaranth Trader, CFTC Unite to Ask Court to Toss Fine
• GM Brings European Diesel Engine to U.S. for Cruze
• Canada’s Harper Will Publish Book on Hockey History
• U.S. Post Office Plans to Stop Saturday Mail Deliveries
• Chile Peso Set to Outperform Brazil Real, Societe Generale Says
• Copano Energy Sued by Investor Over Kinder Morgan Deal
• Romanian Economy Minister Says He Support Mine Reopenings
• Tunisia's Unravelling Rests on Islamist Icon Rachid Ghannouchi
• U.K. Turbine Falls as Locals Say Should Resist Gusts
• European March Power Drops Amid Forecasts of Rising Temperatures
• Gildan Tumbles Most Since May on Profit Forecast
• Chavez Nearing Decree Powers as Opposition Lawmakers Jump Fence
• Barclays Investment Bank Said to Defer Managing Director Bonuses
• Ambienta to Sell Green Utility as Private Equity Exits Industry
• U.S. Claims Enforcement Against 389 Tax ID Theft Suspects
• Swiss Weighs Geneva-Beijing Route as Rolex Draws Tourists
• Merck Wins Ruling to Block Mylan’s Copy of Zetia, Vytorin
• Paschi Hidden Deals Bring 730 Million Euros of Losses
• London Lawyer Jailed Over Fraud That Funded Luxury Lifestyle
• Boston Mayor Menino Cancels School Tomorrow Before Snow Storm
• Ex-Officer Charged Over Bribes From News Corp.’s Sun Title
• Will Obama Protect Public Land, or Keep Leasing It Out?
• Ex-Mercury Interactive Executives, SEC in Settlement Talks
• Iceland Top Court Hands Prison Term to Ex-Baugur Boss on Taxes
• Obama Administration to Stay Course on Biofuel Law, Vilsack Says
• Sanofi Is ‘Looking at Options’ for Weekly GLP-1, Zerhouni Says
• Birmingham Owners Approached by Potential Buyer of Soccer Team
• NFL Reinstates Gregg Williams From Bounty Ban; Titans Hire Him
• Heating Oil Advances as Natural Gas Falls: Commodities at Close
• Tudor Said to Lose Traders Chu, Ranganathan in Singapore
• Eni Confirms CEO Scaroni Probed in Algeria Corruption Case
• Greek Lawmakers Complain as Parliamentary Smoking Ban Is Flouted
• Gold Volatility Squeeze Means Rise to $1,900: Technical Analysis
• Sanofi Shares Slump on Forecast for 5% Profit Drop This Year
• Myanmar Central Bank Revamp to End Army Legacy: Southeast Asia
• Vietnam Coffee Chain Trung Nguyen Targets Starbucks on Home Turf
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for February 7
• Soybean Rises on Higher China Demand; Corn Extends Slump
• Swiss Stocks Retreat as Swatch, Richemont Decline
• Transgene Won’t Sign TG4040 Partnership Soon, CEO Says
• Burberry Chief Finance Officer’s Departure Ruffles Investors
• Billionaire Slim Parlaying IPad Demand Into IPO of Sanborns
• J&J Engineer Studied Hip Redesign for 3 Years, Jury Told
• Colombia Central Bank’s Monetary Policy Rate Statement (Text)
• German Stocks Rise After ECB Decision; Daimler Advances
• Ruble Gains Against Basket as Euro Falls, Oil Trades Above $117
• Siemens, Nokia Talks Said to Intensify to End Venture
• Don't Live Your Life, Lead It
• Depression May Be Helped By Blocking Protein in the Brain
• European Stocks Little Changed on Debt Sales, Draghi
• U.K. Stocks Drop as ECB, BOE Keep Policy on Hold
• Mickelsonian Reality Has Top Earners Weighing Relocation
• USPS Folly Was Foreshadowed by Confederate Post Office
• Justice to Share Secret Drone Papers With U.S. Lawmakers
• IRS Set to Announce Enforcement Against ID Theft Fraud
• Punch Taverns Jumps on Debt Restructuring Offer: London Mover
• Hollande Draws French Industry Ire as Nuclear Edge Fades
• Structured Note Rules May Fail to Resolve Confusion Over Pricing
• Czechs May Veto Proposed `Unfair' EU Budget, Premier Says
• Guns, Republicans, Madness
• East Europe Growth Is Worst Among Emerging Nations, Capital Says
• Daimler Chief Zetsche Vows Comeback With 13 New Models
• German Bonds Rise as Draghi Says Policy Can Remain Accomm
• Berlusconi’s Gains Make Senate Race Unpredictable, Poll Shows
• SAS Faces EU Subsidy Complaint From Low-Fare Airlines Group
• Iran Won’t Be Coerced Into Talks With U.S., Khamenei Says
• Schwab Partners With State Street on No-Cost ETF Trades
• Gedeon Richter Falls Second Day on Sales Drop: Budapest Mover
• OPEC to Keep Exports Stable as Demand Ebbs, Oil Movements Says
• Apple Urged by Einhorn to Return More Cash to Investors
• Pound Rises as Carney Damps Bets on Greater Stimulus; Gilts Drop
• Fed’s Evans Says QE Could Stop Before Drop to 7% Jobless
• ResCap Examiner Says Ally Report Delayed for Second Time
• Polish Day-Ahead Power Declines as More Imports Flow From Sweden
• Gabon to Export Eight Crude Cargoes in March; Cameroon One Lot
• Prudential Declines on ‘Laundry List’ of Quarterly Costs
• Khamenei Tells Iranian Leaders to Behave Amid Sniping
• Tunisia Said to Purchase 92,000 Tons of Milling Wheat
• Serbia Plans State Incentives to Boost Software Industry Growth
• McGraw-Hill’s S&P Imperils $4.6 Billion Gain: Corporate Finance
• Jim Rogers Bullish on Water-Tech Investments, Russian Ruble
• Teck Falls on Forecast for Weak Metallurgical Coal Market
• Teck Falls on Forecast for Weak Metallurgical Coal Market
• FDA May Relax Guidlines on Early-Stage Alzheimer’s Trials
• Ivy League Fencers at Harvard Set to Fight Through Winter Storm
• Hong Kong Local Brokers Oppose After-Hours Futures Plan
• China Car Industry ‘Scapegoat’ for Toxic Smog, Group Says
• China Passenger-Vehicle Sales Surge as SUV Sales Double
• Putin Fires Russian Olympics Official as 1-Year Countdown Starts
• Russia Stocks Retreat Second Day on Sberbank Drop, Europe Woes
• Ireland’s Kenny Declares Victory as Bank Debt Accord Reached
• Draghi Signals Euro Strength May Hurt ECB’s Recovery Efforts
• Serbia's Elektroprivreda Needs $600 Million to Pay Debt
• Cincinnati Financial Gains on Best Underwriting in Decade
• Natura Jumps as Productivity and Dividends Rise: Sao Paulo Mover
• Gasoline Demand Said to Cut Unsold Nigerian Crude Lots to Nine
• Heating Oil Rises to 16-Week High; Gasoline Spreads Weaken
• South Africa Charges 19 Alleged Congo Coup Plotters
• Medvedev Digs in Heels Over Winter Time Move Putin Panned
• Commerzbank Outlook Cut to Negative at S&P on Earnings
• U.S. Post Office Plans to Stop Saturday Mail Deliveries
• Mexico Auto Production Rose 19.8% in Jan., AMIA Says
• Nokia China Stumble Risks Delaying Rebound From 1% Share
• Allstate Advances on Surprise Profit After Sandy Costs
• Coal Phase-Out May Be Delayed Beyond 2025, Finnish Minister Says
• Chile Attracted $28 Billion in FDI Last Year, Government Says
• EU Lawmaker Optimistic on Carbon Deal After Compromise Proposal
• Guinness Ghana Rises to Record After Interim Profit Doubles
• Kenyan Shilling Gains for First Day in Five as Bank Damps Supply
• DeVry Jumps on Upgrade After Profit Tops Estimates
• New NYC Flood Maps Miss Climate Threat to Sandy Rebuilding
• Ex-Analyst Who Warned S&P Says He’s No Whistle-Blower
• Obama Cites Faith as Aid in Healing Political Divisions
• Nuclear Output Rises as Plants Rebound in the Northeast
• Premier League Soccer Clubs Support Spending Controls, Gold Says
• Draghi Continues to See ‘Broadly Balanced’ Inflation Risks
• U.S. 30-Year Mortgage Rates Hold at Four-Month High
• Deutsche Bank Suspensions Said to Include Directors
• Fewer Workers Filed Claims for Jobless Benefits in U.S.
• PennyMac, Run by Ex-Countrywide President, Files IPO Plans
• Statoil Sees Share of Spot Price-Indexed Gas Contracts Growing
• Boeing 787 Grounding Sends Europe Regulators to U.S. for Review
• Hansen-Ballmer Seattle Group Files for Kings’ NBA Relocation
• Portugal’s Impresa Wants Google to Pay for Using its Content
• Islam Summit Calls for Syria Dialogue, Palestine Donors Meeting
• Brazil’s Prices Rise at Fastest Pace in Almost Eight Years
• UACN Property Nigeria Rises to 16-Month High on Expansion
• Eurostat Concerned About Greek Statistics Developments
• U.S. Drought Monitor Report for the Week Ending Feb. 5 (Text)
• Libya’s Zueitina Port Resumes Oil Exports With Cargo
• Guinea-Bissau Drugs Trade Increased After 2012 Coup, Group Says
• Irish Said to Reach Agreement in Principle With ECB on Anglo
• Whitney ‘Uninspired’ by Citigroup’s Corbat, Bullish on BofA
• Russian Winter Crop Damage May Be Less Than Government Estimate
• Caesarstone Cheap to Baron After 88% Increase: Israel Overnight
• European Commission to Discuss Soccer ‘Luxury Tax’ With FIFA
• Clegg Gambles Snap Vote Will Beat Cameron
• Cameron Heads for EU Talks as Tories Grow More Restive
• Aspen Insurance Names Postlewhite Risk Chief as Cusack Departs
• Slovenia, Croatia Close to Ending Dispute Before EU Entry
• Carney Backs Flexible Inflation Targeting in BOE Testimony
• German 5-Year Notes Gain as Draghi Says Growth Risks on Downside
• Worker Productivity in U.S. Declines, Pushing Up Labor Costs
• Liverpool Defender Jamie Carragher to Retire at End of Season
• Shortening 13F Period, RBS-Libor, S&P Suit: Compliance
• Chile Central Bank to Evaluate Capital Requirements, Pulso Says
• Akuo Starts Building 13-Megawatt Biomass Power Plant in France
• Capcom Says Better Smartphones Raise Game-Development Costs
• Alliance Bank, BTA, Temirbank Stake Sales Open to ‘Any Investor’
• Aussie May Test 4-Month Low Versus Greenback: Technical Analysis
• Conergy Wins 31.5-Megawatt Solar Power Plant Orders in Thailand
• Nordic March Power Falls Most in a Week as German Price Declines
• Airbus A350 Engine Build Ramps-Up as Rolls Wins Safety Approval
• India Denies Violating WTO Rules on Solar-Product Import
• Yandex Dethrones Microsoft as Valuation Swells: Russia Overnight
• Argentina Seeks to Clamp Down on Soybean Hoarding, Cronista Says
• Non-Financial Firms to Get 3-Year Delay on Swaps Rules, EU Says
• Canada December Building Permits Report (Text)
• Canada December New House Price Index Report (Text)
• Colombia Trims 2013 Foreign Debt Issuance Plan to Curb Peso
• BofA Said to Shift U.S. Trust Bonuses to Gain Clients
• World at Work: Cuba
• Exelon Cuts Dividend as Quarterly Profit Falls
• Brazilian Batista Drops From World’s 100 Richest Ranking
• Brent Crude Rises to Four-Month High, Extends WTI Premium
• BlackBerry Names Ex-Verizon, Sony Ericsson Executives to Board
• BOE to Reinvest Maturing Gilts as Stimulus Policy Sustained
• Jim Rogers Joins Bill Gross Warning on Treasuries
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Romanian Utility Seeks Bids to Upgrade Fagaras Water Pipelines
• Nigerian Biggest Opposition Parties Agree to Merge
• HSBC Says It Will Stop Serving Some Syrian, Iranian Citizens
• EDF CEO Says U.K. Nuclear Talks Progressing Well Before Decision
• Credit Suisse Net Misses Estimates; Cost-Cut Goal Raised
• Egypt Pound Drop Slows as Central Bank Curbs Move, Boosts Supply
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Platinum Rally Stalls on Speculation Miners May Boost Selling
• Barclays’s Absa Urged to Use Cash in $2 Billion Africa Deal
• Egypt Premier Faces Criticism Over Unclean Breasts Comments
• Fed Funds Open at 0.15%, Within Target Range, According to ICAP
• Lanxess Jump Shows Enduring View It’s a Target: Frankfurt
• Zinc Fees in Europe Said Little Changed in the Past Month
• Areva Studies Asia Offshore Wind Projects as Turbines Get Bigger
• ECB Holds Rates as Stronger Euro Threatens Economic Recovery
• HDFC Bank and Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. CP deal:India Money
• Wheat Slips to Three-Week Low as Rand Drops: Johannesburg Mover
• Athi Seeks Bids for Kenya Dam Project, Water Treatment Facility
• Allahabad Bank & Axis Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money
• Euroclear Arrival Comes Up Short at 5-Year Sale: Russia Credit
• HDFC Ltd & Nirma CP : India Money Markets
• IDBI Bank & Union Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• U.K. Manufacturing Rises Most Since July on Machinery Output
• Georgia Lawmakers Block Saakashvili Speech Amid Constitution Row
• Stalin Statues Toppled After Georgians Restore Them
• Telenet Bonds Fall Most in Six Months on Liberty Funding Concern
• Turner Winner Wallinger Makes London Tube Stations Art
• India Bond Yield at 1-Week Low as Growth Seen Slowest in Decade
• BOE Refrains From More Stimulus as Officials Assess Credit
• Bank of England MPC Comments After February Rate Decision (Text)
• Amazon, Aaron Swartz, BBC, Kappos: Intellectual Property
• Energy Efficiencies May Cut $169 Bln in Business Costs
• Credit Suisse May Pay Less in Asset-Linked Bonuses Than in 2011
• ‘Historic Winter Storm’ Moving Toward U.S. Northeast
• India to Raise More Than $2.2 Billion Selling NTPC, Mathur Says
• EU Lawmaker Groote Offers Compromise Changes to Carbon Fix
• Brazil Soy, Corn Crops Seen at Record on Planting, Rain
• Hong Kong Awards $419 Million for Tai Po Water Plant Expansion
• Brazil Sugar Ship Line-Up Shows Vessels Bound to India
• Chile Unexpectedly Posts Jan. Trade Surplus as Exports Surge
• Putin Critic Lebedev Faces Prison as Hooligan Trial Opens
• Tunisia’s Ennahda Party Rejects Premier’s New Cabinet Bid
• Irish Plans Go Awry as ECB Wrangle Prompts Government Confusion
• Spain Anti-Doping Agency Looks at Real Sociedad Soccer Team
• Stoke Seeking $24Mln For Keeper Begovic: Soccer Roundup
• Nadal’s Knee Holding Up After Victorious Singles Return
• Sberbank Poised for 2-Week Low on Conversion Halt: Moscow Mover
• Pussy Riot Claims Russia Violated Expression, Fair Trial Rights
• Cooking Oil Imports by India Seen at Record Boost Stockpiles
• Air Canada Narrows Fourth-Quarter Loss on Increase in Passengers
• Saudi Arabia Stabilizes Oil Output as OPEC Maintain Cap
• HSBC Says Dubai Property Recovery to Spur 27% Surge for Emaar
• Spain Borrowing Costs Rise Amid Corruption Allegations
• Scotland Caps Biomass Aid at 15 Megawatts, Sets Solar Rate
• Vestas Jumps as Nordea Sees Stable Wind Market: Copenhagen Mover
• Most Asian Stocks Drop on Profit Concern as Nikon Slides
• Danske May Repay LTRO to ECB Before to Denmark, Kolding Says
• Greece Said to Set $35 Million Minimum for London Home Sale
• Libyans to Vote for Constitutional Drafting Committee
• GDF Suez to Build Africa’s Biggest Wind Farm in Moroccan Desert
• Buying U.S. Green Card More Popular Than Ever: Chart of the Day
• Gun Buyer Checks Backed by 9 in 10 Voters, Poll Shows
• German Industrial Output Rose in December as Economy Improved
• Ocado Loss Unexpectedly Narrows as Customer Numbers Advance
• Allianz Plans to Boost European Property Lending to $2 Billion
• Aviva’s Matthews to Depart as Wilson Shuffles Executives
• Ukraine Handed November Deadline on EU Association Pact
• Emperor Slides Amid China Anti-Corruption Push
• Swisscom 2013 Profit Target Misses Estimates on Pension Cost
• Attacks on Critical Networks May Be Publicized Under EU Proposal
• Indian Stocks Drop for Sixth Day as GDP Forecast Misses Estimate
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• Rights Groups Demand Release of Azerbaijan Opposition Leaders
• Australia LNG Growth to Continue on Asia Demand, Bernstein Says
• RBS Says Sell Italy Bonds Before Vote as Berlusconi Gains
• Saudi Aramco Said to Increase March Crude Prices From Sidi Kerir
• Pound Rises as Carney Says BOE Must Exit Unconventional Policy
• Surana Plans to Raise $25 Million to Develop Solar Projects
• Romania Keeps 2013 Inflation Forecast Unchanged at 3.5%
• Carney Steals Show as BOE Seen Refraining From Stimulus
• Umicore Declines After Forecasting Profit Drop: Brussels Mover
• France Sells 7.98 Billion Euros of Bonds as Yields Advance
• Aer Lingus Seeks More Deals Like Virgin Lease as Ireland Stalls
• Olam’s Two Envelopes Hold Names of CEO Successor: Southeast Asia
• China Refiners Must Upgrade for Fuel Standards, Government Says
• Fate of Abuser on Tribal Land Tangles Sexual Abuse Bill
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Feb 06, 2013.
• Tunisia Readies Cabinet to Restore Calm After Killing
• Treasury 10-Year Notes Drop; Yield Rises 2 Basis Points to 1.98%
• Japan Radar Target Protest Is War Signal, Global Times Says
• Ssberbank Profit Rises 9% in January on Consumer Lending
• Vodafone Service Revenue Drops on Southern Europe Slump
• Sumitomo Metal to Slow Investments, Shift Focus to Raw Materials
• India Expects First Rafale Delivery 3 Years After Deal Reached
• South Africa Business Confidence Climbs to 5-Month High
• Platinum Gains; Zinc Drops; Crude Climbs: Commodities at Close
• Pound Weakens Against Euro Before Carney Testimony, BOE
• Manz Shares Surge as Tablet Demand Fuels Orders: Frankfurt Mover
• SEB's Estonia Unit to Repay EU493,031 to Clients
• TUI Travel Stands by Dreamliner as Delay Forces Contingency Plan
• Boeing Says in Talks With Indian Carriers to Sell 737 Max
• Sovereign Funds to Expand Property Buying After Record Year
• Vietnam’s Bonds Decline as Banks Hoard Cash Ahead of Tet Holiday
• China Injects Record 860 Billion Yuan via Reverse Repos in Week
• Cathay Pacific Seeks to Upgrade Cargo With Diamond Focus
• ECB Dashes Irish Hopes of Quick Decision on Bank Plan
• Indonesia Bond Yield Falls Toward One-Year Low on Fund Inflows
• Indonesia to Build Jakarta Monorail to Ease Rising Traffic Jams
• Singapore Stops Building Golf Courses as It Debates Population
• Russian Diesel Exports From St. Petersburg Rose 2.5% in January
• Bankia Said to Reach About 30% Free Float After Junior Debt Swap
• Yuan Touches Six-Week Low as PBOC Cuts Fixing Amid Yen Concern
• LNG Shipping Rates Seen by Arctic Falling as Winter Demand Eases
• Draghi Counts Cost of Saving Euro as Currency Rebounds
• GMR Said to Weigh $500 Million Singapore IPO of Road Assets
• Telstra First-Half Profit Rises 8.8% on Mobile Customers
• U.K. Stocks Little Changed as Investors Watch ECB, BOE
• Singer Damps Koruna-Sale Expectation With Czech Zero Rate
• India Predicts Decade-Low Growth Amid Inflation Risks
• Supergroup Sees Profit on Target on Faster Sales Growth
• Mazda Soars With Fuji Heavy as Yen Boosts Forecasts
• Kuwait’s Equate Petrochemical Says 2012 Net Rises 3.8%
• Taiwan Dollar Steady Before Holiday; Bond, Stock Markets Closed
• Platinum Extends Rally on Supply Concern Amid Cutifani Comments
• Azerbaijan Sends First Communications Satellite Into Space Today
• Japan Banks Follow Goldman to $19 Billion Solar Market
• Australia Faces Armstrong Moment as Probe Shows Doping Depth
• Compass Sales Rise as North America Offsets ‘Difficult’ Europe
• Spain Industrial Output Drops 16th Month on Recession
• Hungary December Industry Production Shrinks as Car-Making Drops
• Singapore Light Distillate Stockpiles Drop Most Since November
• ICAP Sees Full-Year Profit of Up to $478 Million on January Jump
• Korea Zinc Forecasts Lower 2013 Sales as Quarterly Profit Drops
• Blackstone to Buy Stake in 40 U.S. Shopping Centers
• Assa Abloy Net Income Misses Analyst Estimates as Sales Stagnate
• China’s Stocks Drop for First Time in Nine Days; Developers Fall
• Smith & Nephew Fourth-Quarter Profit Falls as Europe Lags
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• DeMark Sees Shanghai Dropping 8% Before Resuming Rebound
• Danske Says Profit Surges More Than Fivefold as Bad Loans Drop
• Aussie Dollar Touches 12-Week Low After Jobs Data; Kiwi Declines
• Korean Won Trades Near 3-Month Low on Yen Concern; Bonds Advance
• Zinc Falls for Third Day as Surplus Seen in Quarter: LME Preview
• Nikkei 225 Falls From Four-Year High on Earnings, Nikon
• Iamgold Weighing Buyback, Extra Dividend as Expansion Curbed
• Nikon Tumbles Most Since 1985 After Forecast Cut: Tokyo Mover
• Euro Near One-Week Low Before ECB Meet, Spanish Auctions
• Eye-Stinging Beijing Air Risks Lifelong Harm to Babies
• HeidelbergCement Beats Analyst Estimates on Pricing
• Wacker Earnings Exceed Estimates on Photovoltaic Market
• Rupee Near Three-Month High on Optimism of Growth-Support Policy
• Eight Dead in Solomon Islands After Quake, Agency Says
• Switzerland’s Consumer Confidence Increases in January
• Welspun Energy to Start 2 India Solar Projects Ahead of Schedule
• Virgin-Tiger Air Deal Poses Antitrust Risks, Agency Says
• Child Sexual Abuse Widespread in India Amid Neglect, Group Says
• Microsoft Starts Ad Campaign Attacking Gmail Privacy
• Whitehaven Falls After Maules Creek Permit Delay: Sydney Mover
• BP Investors Allowed to Add More Statements to Fraud Case
• JPMorgan Hid Reports of Defective Loans Before Sales
• India Won’t Punish Congress for Policy Logjam, Minister Says
• Dell Directors Sued Over $24.44 Billion Management Buyout
• Estonian Inflation Falls to Lowest in 29 Months on Transport
• Stournaras Says Greek Recovery May Begin by End-2013
• India Predicts Growth at Decade Low as Investment Slows
• Panasonic Starts Shipping Solar Products From New Malaysia Plant
• Heavy Snow Set to Hit East, Central China Before Lunar New Year
• Palm Oil Gains as Surging Indian Demand Seen Cutting Inventories
• Prosecutors Reach Agreement With 4 in Squawk Box Case, U.S. Says
• Zoomlion’s Dollar Bonds Drop After Company Denies False Sales
• Honduras Beats U.S., Jamaica Ties Mexico in World Cup Qualifying
• Texas Christian Upsets No. 5 Kansas 62-55 for First Big 12 Win
• Merrill Wins Dismissal of Woori Bank Suit Over CDO Losses
• Goldman’s Kuritzky Raises $20,000 in Empire State Building Runs
• Macau To Strengthen Casino Junket Licensing System
• Abe’s Easing Push Fuels Speculation on Negative Yields for BOJ
• GameStop Members May Snub Next-Gen Console Restrictions
• Deutsche Banker Mulligan Sues L.A.P.D. for Civil Rights
• Hemaraj Advances on $1.3 Billion Investment Plan: Bangkok Mover
• Chevron Riau Oil Deliveries May Resume Today, SKK Migas Says
• Alabama Lands Top Football Recruiting Class as Ole Miss Surges
• Obama’s Interior Pick Seen Promoting Expanded Energy
• Lance Armstrong May Cooperate With Doping Probe, USADA Says
• Investors Seek New Highs for Stocks Tied to U.S. Gains
• Shearman, Cravath, Bracewell, King: Business of Law
• Hedge Funds Rose 0.9% Last Month on U.S. Budget Agreement
• Sprouts Farmers Market Said to Consider Initial Public Offering
• Beheaded Cat, Maimed Goat Spark Scrutiny of Research Labs
• NBA Wizards Top Knicks 106-96, Nets Rally to Beat Pistons 93-90
• Spies Bring Harris Tweed, Mohair to Fashion Week Debut
• U.S. Northeast Cap-and-Trade Plan Said to Cut Carbon Cap
• Nazis Hated These Paintings of Nude Burlesque, Fat Cats
• Obama Channeling Reagan to Break Credo Government Is the Problem
• Peru Likely to Keep 4.25% Rate Amid Drive to Stem Sol Advance
• Elizabeth Warren Not Ready to Back Down on U.S. Consumer Bureau
• FedEx Says 10% of Senior U.S. Executives Take Buyout
• Hagel Nomination Backed by Firefighter Union Ad Campaign
• Republican Governors Finding Sense in Medicaid Expansion
• Yahoo Links Up With Google to Put Ads on Finance, News Sites
• JPMorgan Overtakes Wells Fargo as Most Valuable U.S. Bank
• Tokyo Electron Device Buys Stake in Basho for Cloud Service
• Hispanic Rise in Republican Districts Shifts House Debate
• Google Joins JPMorgan in Seeking Software Patent Limits
• Our Bodies, Our Spreadsheets: Fitness Quants on Rampage
• Obama Is Said Nearing Choice of Pritzker for Commerce