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February 14, 2013

• India Rupee Set for Worst Week This Year as Trade Deficit Widens
• CIFI Holdings, Stats Chippac Plan Dollar Debt as Bond Risk Holds
• Carnival Ship Unloads Tourists After Four-Day Ordeal
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 02/15/2013
• Myriad Genetics Wins Australia Bid to Patent Human Genes
• Abe Ally Yamamoto Says Currency Devaluation Spurs Growth
• Copper Heads for Weekly Loss as Euro-Area Recession Cuts Demand
• Megaupload Trying to Avoid Court Procedures, U.S. Says
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Bond Fund Flows Beat Stocks for First Week in 10, Citigroup Says
• Boys Getting Cervical Cancer Shots in Australia Boosts Gardasil
• Chile Benchmark Rate Enters Second Year at 5% on Steady Growth
• Rubber Poised for Worst Week Since November as Yen Rebounds
• Auto Sales Per U.S. Dealership Seen Setting Record in ’13
• Tesla Claims of ‘Fake’ Car Review Rebuffed by N.Y. Times
• Mining Companies Face Ratings Cuts as Water Scarcity Lift Costs
• AMR CEO Horton to Get $19.9 Million in US Airways Merger
• APN Mulls New Share Sale as Investor Seeks CEO Change
• OCBC Boosts Quarterly Profit on Non-Interest Income Gains
• Park May Face Prolonged Korea Growth Underperformance: Economy
• Yen Drop Means Wheat Gains as Foodmaker Profits Hit, Nomura Says
• Occidental Board Searches for CEO Chazen's Successor
• Mexico Peso Falls as Europe Slump Overshadows U.S. Jobs, Modelo
• Hong Kong Bourse to Start After-Hours Trading in April
• Burned Investor in S&P-Affirmed CDO Prescribes Prison Jumpsuits
• U.S. Video-Game Industry Sales Up 9% in Five-Week January Period
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Little Changed, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• Couple Banned Over Art Dispute Adds to Carnival’s Woes
• Nasdaq Proposes Earlier Start to U.S. Pre-Market Stock Trading
• Slim’s America Movil Snaps Up Shares During Selloff
• Machu Picchu Kidnap Plot Prompts U.S. to Ban Official Travel
• SodaStream Inside Samsung Fridges Spurs Rally: Israel Overnight
• SAC Adds to News Corp., EBay Stakes in Fourth Quarter
• The Disappointing Reign of Pope Benedict, Continued
• EU’s Transactions Levy a Back Door Tax on London, U.K. Firms Say
• Carson Reveals Secrets of New Business Cycle: Cutting Research
• Canadian Pension-Backed Group Plans Wind Power for Prison
• U.K. Treasury ‘Does Not Understand’ QE Risks, Panel Says
• Broadbent Says BOE Can Take More Targeted Action to Fix Economy
• Iceland FSA Ends Bank Fraud Probe Warning Against Free Currency
• US Airways Leads AMR Merger to Create Largest Airline
• Runaway Dancer, Atkinson Mopes: London Weekend Guide
• Texas Road-Painters Battle Divorcee for Berlin Film Prize
• Basquiat Drawing Tops $15.2 Million Phillips London Sale
• Cambridge Enters U.K. Banking Business to Lift Endowment
• Pickens Adds Newfield, Marathon Oil, Sells EOG in Fourth Quarter
• Sept. 11 Defendants Say Legal Papers Improperly Seized
• Bale Gives Tottenham Europa League Soccer Win; Liverpool Loses
• RTS Futures Climb on Oil as Exchange Brews IPO: Russia Overnight
• Japanese Sold Net 645 Billion Yen Overseas Debt Last Week
• Transocean Guilty Plea Over Gulf Spill Accepted by Judge
• US Airways-AMR Merger Produces Bondholder Windfall: Muni Credit
• Tiger Global Fourth-Biggest Groupon Holder After Shares
• ’Energy Independence’ Alone Won’t Boost U.S. Power
• Bulgaria Finance Minister Says Nation to Delay Euro Entry
• More Noise, More Hearing Loss, More Isolation
• Dworkin’s Death Deprives Scalia of His Moral Foil
• Obama’s Sensible Steps on Cybersecurity
• Mary Jo White’s Latest Conflict of Interest
• ’They Deserve a Vote’ Can Be More Than Rhetoric
• Why Football Won’t Go the Way of Boxing (Yet)
• In California, ’Moderate Democrat’ Is an Oxymoron
• To Limit Corporate Tax Avoidance, Tax Investors
• Obama Says Economy ‘Stifled’ by Outdated Immigration Law
• Buffett's Heinz Deal Catches Up With M&A Wave
• SEC Investigators Review Surge in Heinz Trades Before Merger
• Sony Revamps Aging PlayStation in Bid to Recapture Cool
• N.Y. Livery Car Groups Sue Over Smartphone Taxi-Hail Program
• MTBE Rises Fast in New Hampshire Wells, Exxon Jury Told
• Gold May Extend Decline to Below $1,600: Technical Analysis
• Why We're All in Sales
• Australian Shares Fall From Four-Year High, Japan Futures Drop
• Emerging ETF Falls on Hungary as Hong Kong Stocks Climb
• Nazi Failure to Smash British Radar Cost Victory: Lewis Lapham
• Peltz Helped Spur Heinz Turnaround Setting Stage for Bid
• SAC Capital Advisors Holdings in 4th Quarter: 13F Alert
• J&J Addressed Marketer’s Concern Over Hips, Jury Told
• BlackRock’s Fisher Leaves Bond Post for Research Role
• Berkshire Joins 3G Capital to Buy Heinz in $23 Billion Deal
• Peruvian Sol Appreciates as Exporters Sell Dollars to Pay Taxes
• Europe Tightens Lock on Selection of Next Pope: Chart of the Day
• Handelsbanken Exports ‘Vintage Banking’ to Win European Business
• Pope’s Culture Club Masks Conclave Packed With Benedict’s Clones
• Senator Frank Lautenberg Won’t Seek Re-Election in 2014
• Christchurch Quake ‘Red Zone’ now Rebuild Zone, Minister Says
• Drone Tests Must Adhere to Privacy Rules, U.S. FAA Says
• China, Iran Boost Cyber Attacks on U.S., Lawmaker Says
• Lampert’s RBS Cuts Investments in AutoNation, Capital One
• CBOE Eight-Day Rally Sends Stock to Record on Merger Speculation
• DirecTV Declines After Venezuela Currency Hurts Forecast
• Buffett’s Purchase of Heinz Caps 144-Year History: Timeline
• MF Parent, Creditor Plan ‘Not Confirmable’ on Fees, Suits
• CenturyLink Shares Tumble After Carrier Cuts Dividend by 26%
• Soros Firm Buys Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase
• Tata Motors Profit Misses Estimates on Jaguar Land Rover
• H.K. Police Arrest Man in Connection With Fake Release
• T. Rowe Price’s Best Stock Picker Resigns With Two Analysts
• Time Warner Said to Talk to Meredith About Magazine Deal
• Altman’s Owl Creek Discloses Smith & Wesson Stake After Newtown
• Barnier, Wolin Discuss Global Financial Regulatory Agenda
• Unicom Slide Cuts Rally as Leaders Loom: China Overnight
• Ecuador Average Corporate Bond Yield Fell to 8.23% in January
• Crude Oil Rises on Iran Nuclear Concerns: Commodities at Close
• Einhorn’s Greenlight Buys Google, Aetna; Sells WellPoint
• Heinz Default Swaps Rise to Record on Berkshire, 3G Capital Deal
• AMC Networks’ Surging Valuation May Prompt Sale
• Highfields Sells Stakes in BofA, Morgan Stanley as It Adds Intel
• New Zealand Retail Sales Advance Most in Six Years; Kiwi Gains
• Euro Falls on Economy; S&P 500 Advances as Heinz Jumps
• U.S. Bonds Rise as Highest Auction Yield Since May Boosts Demand
• Corn Extends Longest Slump Since 1965 on South America Weather
• Weekend Storm May Bring 4 Inches of Snow to U.S. Northeast
• Euro Drops to Three-Week Low as Recession Deepens; Krone Slides
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for February 14
• Libya Braces for Unrest on Anniversary of Qaddafi Revolt
• Singapore’s Population Bubble
• Crude Oil Options Volatility Declines as Futures Rise on Iran
• PepsiCo Fourth-Quarter Profit Gains 17% on Higher Prices
• U.S. Pledges Another Unsafe-Bus Crackdown After Crashes
• New Jersey Sports Betting Law Under Federal Judge’s Review
• Actavis Wins Patent Appeal for Generic to Teva’s Fentora
• Pennsylvania Lottery Deal Rejected by State Attorney General
• S&P 500 Rises as Heinz Deal Overshadows Economic Concern
• Airline Pricing Buoyed as AMR Merger May Pare Seats 3.9%
• Regulators Urged to Focus on Dodd-Frank Before Too-Big-to-Fail
• Lone Pine Capital Sold Apple, While Buying Facebook in Quarter
• Apache Plans $2 Billion of Asset Sales After Buying Spree
• Ramsay Hands U.K. Spotted Pig Trademark to U.S. Owners
• Newfield Exploration Declines on 2013 Production Forecast
• California Pension Fights Disney Over Iger Chairman Role
• SAC Clients Said to Get More Time to Decide on Redemption
• Plug Power Plunges to Record After Announcing Share Sale
• AMR, US Airways Affirm Plane Orders in Push to Refresh Fleet
• Jobless Claims in U.S. Fell More Than Forecast Last Week
• Almost Nobody in Washington Cares About the Deficit
• Cash Makes BCE, Rogers Likely Winners in Spectrum Auction
• Blackstone Says Most of Its $550 Million to Stay With SAC
• Kinross Gold Takes $3.1 Billion Writedown on Tasiast Mine
• Zillow Rises Most Since May on Fourth-Quarter Earnings
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for February 14
• Constellation Brands Gains Most 27 Years on Corona Deal
• Cattle Disappearing Amid Drought Signals Beef Rally: Commodities
• Encana Cuts 2013 Spending as Company Seeks Oil Output
• Coach’s Victor Luis to Succeed Frankfort as CEO in 201
• Obama Preschool Expansion Plan Sees States Sharing Cost
• Obama Deficit Vow in Speech Leaves Billions to Be Found
• Desalination Seen Booming at 15% a Year as Water Dries Up
• Angie’s List Gains Most Since 2011 Trading Debut
• Chile Keeps 5% Rate as Policy Makers Trapped in ‘Sweet Spot’
• GM Says Confident of Europe Turnaround After Loss Doubled
• Cardinal Health Agrees to Buy AssuraMed for $2.07 Billion
• Barrick Rises as CEO Says Assets Attract Interest: Toront
• Urbi Surges Most Since December on Covenants: Mexico City Mover
• Michael Dell Valued His Shares Below Market Price in LBO
• Cisco Forecasts Sales That Miss Some Analysts’ Estimates
• Berkshire Rises to Record as Stock Doubles Since 2009
• U.S. Fourth Quarter Foreign Exchange Operations (Text)
• U.S. Didn’t Intervene in Currency Markets in Fourth Quarter
• Midwest Farmland Values Climbed 16% Last Year, Chicago Fed Says
• Merck to Pay $688 Million to Settle Vytorin Litigation
• AMR Creditors With $1.2 Billion in Claims Agree to Merger
• Teresa Heinz Kerry’s $3 Million in Heinz Stock Grew 20 Percent
• Ethanol Drops Against Gasoline on Slack Demand, Plant Restarts
• Alwaleed Sells Airbus A380 to Invest in Middle East Firms
• Gulf Coast Crudes Mixed After Imports Drop Most Since 2008
• Canada May Need Measures to Curb Household Debt, IMF Says
• De Beers Commits $2.3 Billion to Expand Diamond Mine
• Bovespa Falls to Two-Month Low as Vale Slides on Weak Global GDP
• OGX at 4-Year Low Remains a Sell for Top Analyst
• Bullard Says Balance Sheet Growth Raises Fed Exit Concern
• Natural Gas Falls to Five-Week Low on Below-Forecast Supply Drop
• WTI Oil Gains as UN Officials Fail to Reach Iran Deal
• Falabella Falls From Recordin Chile on Argentina Concern
• U.S. Bonds Rise as Highest Auction Yield Since May Boosts Demand
• Renaissance Technologies Holdings in 4th Quarter: 13F Alert
• Three Billionaires Join Buffett for Heinz Deal
• Long Lines, Flight Delays Seen From U.S. Spending Cuts
• Mary Miller Plans to Stay as U.S. Treasury Undersecretary
• Venezuela to Limit Medicine Prices After Chavez Devaluation
• Bloomberg Pushes for Plastic-Foam Ban in ‘State of the City’
• Sugar Price War Revived as U.S. Senators Seek Cheap Candy
• EU’s Barnier Says Banking Supervisor to Start in March 2014
• Corporate Eco Impact Grows Even as Sustainability Efforts Widen
• McCarthy Backs Piecemeal Gun-Control Strategy in Congress
• Sierra Club Director Among 48 Arrested at Keystone XL Protest
• JPMorgan Said to Cut Two Dozen Equities Traders, Salespeople
• Platinum Drops as Europe Recession Deepens; Gold Rebounds
• Solon Completes Solar Work on Water Treatment Plant in Arizona
• France Says Spanghero Suspected in Swapping Horse-Meat Labels
• The Most Influential Climate Study Few People Know About
• Renaissance Among Gun Stock Sellers as Obama Seeks Limits
• Senate Taking First Vote on Hagel Over Republican Opposition
• BASF’s Wintershall Plans Wells to Boost Skarfjell Discovery
• Pritzker Pick Risks Republican Focus on Business Record
• Ex-Stanford Chief Accountant Lopez Sentenced to 20 Years
• U.S. Bancorp’s Lawsuit Against Lightstone Group Revived
• Three Men Arrested by Police in U.K. Over Mislabeled Horse Meat
• Anxiety Drug in Water Makes Shy Swedish Fish Greedy
• Enbridge Sees Expansion Projects Eliminating Rail Advantage
• NRA-Backed Group for Law Enforcement Pushes Gun Agenda
• Coal Miners at BHP’s Colombia Unit Lower Wage Demand Amid Strike
• Obama Clean-Energy Fund Would Gain If Oil Drilling Expanded
• Walking-Pace Trains Spur $17 Billion India Rail Revamp: Freight
• Buffett Deal Highlights Fondness for Snacks, Ceding Management
• Morgan Stanley Sells Most U.S. Notes for First Time Since 2011
• Czech Tennis Player Strycova Suspended for Six Months for Doping
• RBC Begins Disclosing Structured-Note Value Before SEC Guidance
• Housing Industry Hopes Obama Line Will Soften Mortgage Rule
• Nortel Wins Approval of Deal With Disabled Former Workers
• U.S. Wins Bid to Dismiss Oakland Suit Defending Pot Clubs
• SLC Agricola Plans to Expand Brazil Crop Plantations 25% by 2015
• Congo and IMF to Discuss Disputed Mine Deal, Premier Says
• World at Work: Australia
• Sex Diseases Cost $16 Billion a Year to Treat, CDC Says
• Libya Makes Oil Discoveries With Sonatrach in Ghadames Basin
• Serbian Regulator Says Serbian MK Group May Buy Hellenic Sugar
• Emergency Contraception Use Doubles in U.S. to Avert Pregnancy
• December-January Warmer Than Average in Lower 48 States
• Manchester United Second-Quarter Profit Falls on Tax Charge
• Bouygues Removed Workers From Chernobyl as Precaution
• Europe’s Financial Transaction Tax Could Be Boost to Loan Market
• Gasoline Futures Jump to Four-Month High; Contango Narrows
• Congress Starts Examining Changes to Charitable Tax Break
• Shale LPG Poised to Make U.S. Net Exporter for First Year
• Dell Said to Plan Shareholder Meetings to Assess LBO Demands
• U.S. Bank Study Sees Income Down at Profitable Year's End
• Gasoline Gains Most as Natural Gas Slumps: Commodities at Close
• Campbell to General Mills Gain on Berkshire’s Deal to Buy Heinz
• Portugal Raises 356 Million Euros in Sale of 4% Stake in EDP
• Slovenian Leader Vows More Talks as Early Vote, Bailout Loom
• MetLife Wins Approvals From Fed, FDIC to Deregister as Bank
• Michael McGlone, Commodity Director, Left S&P Dow Jones Indices
• EDF Expects to Find Partners for U.K. Atomic Plans Once Approved
• Shire Falls Most Since June on Adderall XR Competition
• EDF Advances in Paris on Higher Dividend, Cost-Cuts Plan
• EU Seeks Broad Transaction Tax to Curb Rules ‘Patchwork’
• Beazley Gains on Catastrophe Avoidance, Dividend: London Mover
• Kenneth Heebner Adds Herbalife Shares, Buys AIG and Sells Google
• Senators’ Karlsson Leaves Game After Skate Blade Cuts Achilles
• Romania Raises $1.5 Billion in 1st Dollar Bond Sale in Year
• Suzlon Loss Widens as Cash Crunch Hits Turbine Sales
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for February 14
• Swiss Stocks Little Changed as ABB Rallies, Nestle Falls
• German Stocks Fall as Euro-Area Economy Shrinks
• Aberdeen’s Funds Top 200 Billion Pounds on Artio, SVG Deals
• MetLife Becomes Fourth Global Sponsor of World Baseball Classic
• Euro Irreversible as Currency Approaches ‘Puberty,’ Olsen Says
• Serbian Central Bank Bought 5 Million Euros to Slow Dinar Gains
• Obama’s Carbon ‘Cavalry’ May Help Revive EU Market, CEPS Says
• Rio Says Mongolian Project’s Start Depends on End to Dispute
• Amec Drops on Outlook for Stagnant Orders in Oil Engineering
• Nuclear Revival Dying in Europe as Power Prices Slump: Energy
• U.K. Stocks Decline as German, French Economies Contract
• German Yields Fall Most in Two Weeks as Recession Deepens
• U.K. Natural Gas Advances as System Flows Drop to Nine-Day Low
• Barnier Calls on U.S. to Pass Bank Rules Leveling Field With EU
• SVG Plans to Return 300 Million Pounds Over Next Three Years
• Equiduct CEO Randall Steps Down, Artur Fischer to Be CEO
• Oscar Aids Kids With Cancer; Lawmaker Blues: D.C.Scene
• OTP Leads Stocks Lower as Recession Deepens: Budapest Mover
• Dodd-Frank Implementation Defended by U.S. Regulators
• Emergency Services Attend Avalanche on Cairngorm Mountains
• U.S. Bonds Rise Before Auction as Refuge Demand Renewed
• Crop Prices to Fall as U.S. Drought Eases, Economist Says
• Barrick Rises as CEO Says Assets Attract Interest: Toront
• Italy Police Detain Monte Paschi’s Former Finance Chief
• Postal Union Millions to Democrats Roils Saturday Cuts
• Jefferson County Settles Claim Held by School Bondholder
• Russia Stocks Drop Most in 3 Months as Norilsk, Gazprom Decline
• U.K. Investors Should Shun Long-Term Bonus Plans, PIRC Says
• Air-Traffic Furloughs, Flight Delays Expected in Cuts
• U.S. Budget Cuts Would Result in Hours-Long Airport Waits
• Praj to Start Building India Sugar-Cane Waste Fuel Plant by May
• OPEC to Trim Supply Amid Saudi Output Cuts, Oil Movements Says
• Pound Falls for Second Day Versus Dollar Before Gilt Sale
• Medtronic’s Brain Device Improves Early-Stage Parkinson’s
• Stanford’s Chief Accountant Lopez Is Sentenced to 20 Years
• Cattle Decline to Three-Month Low as Export Demand Ebbs
• INA Refiner 2012 Net Income Slumps 62% on Syria Loss
• Russia Markets Watchdog Chief Says Over-Regulation Dangerous
• G-20 Pledge to Refrain From Competitive Devaluations, Draft Says
• Hyundai’s Fuel Cell Car Drives More Smoothly Than Popular Hybrids
• German 2014 Power Falls From Four-Week High as Coal Declines
• Azeri President Dismisses Governor of District Hit by Riots
• Pimco Says Debt Losing Allure in Emerging World: Poland Credit
• Natural Gas Falls to One-Month Low on Below-Forecast Supply Drop
• Progressive Waste Falls After Missing Estimates: Toronto Mover
• Polish Day-Ahead Power Rises First Time in Three Days Amid Halts
• MetLife Drops Most in 2 Months on Profit Decline: New York Mover
• Russia’s Two-Year Bond Yields Drop to Record as Investors Switch
• Insurance Exchanges are On Track, Health Official Says
• Apple Says It Will Fight Greenlight’s Bid to Block Vote
• Heinz Options Bet Before Deal Gives $1.9 Million Profit
• Sistema Loses India Appeal on Restoring Wireless Licenses
• Dijsselbloem Seeks Dutch Law for Central-Bank Audit
• Swedish Krona Will Stay Strong for Years, Borg Tells Businesses
• BNP Paribas Follows Bank of Italy’s Call to Bolster Local Funds
• N.J. Transit to Make New Ticket Technology System-Wide
• Angola Approves $69 Billion Budget With $4.1 Billion Deficit
• Broadbent Suggests King Letter Angst Probably Won’t Be Repeated
• Morgan Stanley Tops Peers With 125% Basel Liquidity Ratio
• Africa’s Biggest Steel Plant to Partially Shut a Unit
• Legrand CEO Has ‘No Taboos’ on Spending More on Acquisitions
• Forint Drops First Time in Week as Recession Spurs Rate Cut Bets
• Heinz Default Swaps Increase After Berkshire, 3G Capital Deal
• EDF May Not Keep its Stake in Swiss Utility Alpiq, CEO Says
• Alba of Bahrain Sees Aluminum Demand Rising on Mideast Projects
• Natural Gas Extends Drop After Below-Forecast Supply Decline
• ED&F Man Takes Delivery of 115,900 Tons of White Sugar
• Most Europe Stocks Drop on Economy Concern; Nestle Falls
• LOT Polish Airline Mothballs Dreamliners for Months After Faults
• Impala Plans Bond Sale to Fund Biggest Mine as Profit Drops
• France’s Tessa Worley Wins World Ski Giant Slalom Gold Medal
• Solvay Sees Accelerated Savings, Investments as Net Debt Drops
• Moscow Exchange Said to Narrow IPO Price Band as China Fund Bids
• Deutsche Bank Sides With Goldman Betting on Turkey Bank Drop
• IMF Says Data Show Talk of Currency Wars is ‘Overblown’
• U.S. Treasury's Miller Warns Against Dodd-Frank Repeal
• Miliband Pledges U.K. Mansion Levy to Fund Income-Tax Cut
• Transocean Pleads Guilty to Violating Clean Water Act
• Berlusconi Unlikely to Win Italy Lower House, Pollster Says
• Cyprus Presidential Hopeful Sees Gas Income Covering Debt
• Pernod Indicates Cuervo Interest Amid Intent to Reduce Debt
• Kenya Shilling Gains Second Day as Central Bank Removes Money
• IDB Development Bonds Drop After Holders Meeting on Debt Plans
• Canada Stocks Fall Amid Earnings as BlackBerry Tumbles
• Flaherty Says Canada Liquidity Cushion to Be Ready Early
• U.K. Commercial Property Values Fall for 15th Month in January
• Nigeria’s Jonathan Faces United Opposition, Divided Party
• Serbia Selling Dollar Bond at Lowest Yield Before New IMF Talks
• Olympian Pistorius in Custody After Girlfriend Shot
• AB InBev Will Sell Corona Unit to Salvage Modelo Takeover
• Time Warner Said to Talk to Meredith About Magazine Deal
• AMR-US Airways Merger Adds Atlantic Routes, Flier Plans
• Mortgage Rates Hold With 30-Year at a Five-Month High
• Hurt Locker Bomb Squads Scour Japan 70 Years After WWII
• U.S. Drought Monitor Report for the Week Ending Feb. 12 (Text)
• Google Files Patent-Infringement Lawsuit Against BT Unit
• Virgin Media Adds 400 Employees to Meet Demand for TV, Broadband
• Suez Environnement Earnings Drop on Economy, Impairment
• Consumer Comfort in U.S. Climbs to Highest Level in a Month
• Victoria’s Secret Teen Lingerie Lures Ever-Younger Girls
• Merkel Seeks End to Corporate Tax Havens in Election Fight
• How Valentine’s Day Created a Retailing Revolution
• Rolls-Royce Aims to Sustain Profit Gain on Airliner Demand
• Brown University To Create New School of Public Health
• Wema Bank Drops Most in Eight Years on Price Bets: Lagos Mover
• Camanchaca Reaches Nine-Month High: Santiago Mover
• U.K. Risks Blackouts Without Incentives for Natural Gas
• Nordic Electricity Prices Decline for First Time in Three Days
• Argentina to Almost Triple Gas Purchase Price to Boost Drilling
• Coca-Cola Hellenic Rises as Sales Increase on Emerging Markets
• Greek Parliament Passes Island Sales and Leasing Law Amendment
• Soros Said to Make $1 Billion Since November on Yen Bet
• Colombian Peso Falls on Dollar Purchase Plan, Reduced Issuance
• Saudi Minister Puts Young Royals in Succession Spotlight
• Dollar-Funding Stress Holds Steady, Money-Market Indicators Show
• U.S., Switzerland Sign Accord to Combat Offshore Tax Evasion
• Russia Urges Stronger G-20 Stance on Currency Manipulation
• NFL’s Eagles Hire 49ers’ Gamble to Oversee Personnel Department
• U.K. to Oppose IDB, World Bank Loans to Argentina, Cronista Says
• AMR Merger Links Lindbergh Roots With Hudson ‘Miracle’
• G-20 Debates Support for U.S. Call to Refrain From Devaluation
• Iberia to Cancel Domestic Flights as Workers Go on Labor Strike
• US Airways CEO Gets AMR Prize Capping Deal Wave He Began
• Finmeccanica Promotes Pansa to CEO After Orsi’s Arrest
• Japan Stock Tax Break, SAC E-Mails, Hearings: Compliance
• Canadian Dollar Gains as Euro-Area Report Shows Deeper Recession
• Oaktree Reports Fourth-Quarter Profit on Gains From Investments
• Alpha Results Exceed Estimates After Coal Exports Rise
• Iran Starts Liquid Gas Facility in Sirri Island, Shana Says
• Iran Holds Funeral for Guards Commander Killed on Way to Beirut
• Chile Peso Falls as European Recession Boosts Dollar Refuge Bid
• Malone Cable Threat Sparks Copper Revival in Europe
• Azerbaijan’s Oil, Natural-Gas Production Declined in January
• Air Liquide Will Reassess Goals on Shale Gas, European Economy
• DSV Rises as Danske Sees Market Share Gain: Copenhagen Mover
• Lithuania Seeks Sale of Ukio Bankas Assets to Avert Failure Cost
• Merkel’s Coalition Agrees to Limit Power-Price Increases
• Major Says Cameron’s Conservatives Should Keep Quiet Over Europe
• Puma to Put Profit Ahead of 4 Billion-Euro 2015 Revenue Target
• Vietnam Seeks Drastic Acceleration of High-Speed Highway Project
• Dubai Plans to Trump New York’s Bid for Tallest Ferris Wheel
• Fed Funds Open at 0.16%, Within Range, ICAP Says
• Iberdrola Wins Approval for $620 Million Scottish Wind Farm
• Ex-CEO Daniels Says Lloyds Was on ‘Side of the Angels’ on PPI
• U.K. Must Seek International Effort on Terror, Hague Says
• IDFC CP deal:India Money Markets
• AXIS Bank & OBC CDs Deals: Indian Money
• Crude Trades Near 3-Day High Amid Iran Nuclear Talks
• ILFS and RAYMONDS CP :India Money Markets
• Investment Banks Cut Senior Staff by 12% in 2012, Coalition Says
• The First Secret of Success Is Showing Up
• IDBI Bank and Indian Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Italcementi Bonds Spur Record Issuance From Peripheral Borrowers
• Egypt Sells $38.3 Million at FX Auction, 24% of Dollars Demanded
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Juhayna Jumps Most in Two Weeks After Profit Surges: Cairo Mover
• Wheat Rebounds From Seven-Month Low as U.S. Exports May Increase
• World Bank Says Uganda May Close Commerce Deficit on More Trade
• News Corp. Tabloid Bribery Leads to New Arrest of London Officer
• Nestle Expects Challenging 2013 as Emerging Markets Slow
• Angola to Start Bond Market by Mid-Year, Central Banker Says
• World Bank Urges Uganda to Increase Trade Further Inland Africa
• Serbian Borrowing Costs Drop Below 10% First Time Since 2008
• Rusal Shifts to Charging Monthly Premium, Urges Hedging
• Swiss Property Bubble Concern Seen Prompting Tightening
• Russia’s Grain Crop Seen Facing the Risk of Frosts, Drought
• Libya GNC Approves Panel for Electoral Law of Constitution Body
• C.A.T. Oil to Study London Trading as Drilling Demand Climbs
• Australia Aware of Alleged Spy in Israeli Prison
• Ericsson Wins Five-Year Management Deal From VimpelCom
• EU-Wide Meat Testing Proposed for Horse DNA, Bute
• Brazil Swap Rates Fall on Sign of Slowing Inflation; Real Drops
• Pope Says He Will Remain Close to Clergy After Retirement
• Britvic May Revive A.G. Barr Merger After U.K. Decision
• Pitt, Jolie Will Release Wine Formerly Called Pink Floyd
• Mitsubishi, Apple, Halliburton: Intellectual Property
• Fat-Cat Pay Makes Swiss So Mad Wages Face National Vote
• Egypt’s Islamists Woo Mubarak Tycoons as Mursi Seeks Funds
• India’s Bond Yields at One-Month Low as Inflation Decelerates
• MTS to Magnit Premiums Shrink on Limit Removal: Russia Overnight
• Iran, IAEA Fail to Agree on Deal; No New Date Set for Talks
• Rupee Approaches Four-Week Low as Importers Boost Dollar Buying
• Carrefour to Open First Outlet in Serbia in 2015, Delta Says
• Electronic Bond Trading Faces ‘Darwinian’ Struggle, HSBC Says
• Renault Eliminates Car Debt for First Time in Nissan Link
• Euro-Area Economy Shrinks Most Since Depths of Recession
• Total May Invest in Shale Gas Exploration in the U.K., CEO Says
• Hrvatski Telekom 2012 Net Income Declines for Third Year
• Cenovus Swings to Fourth-Quarter Loss on Gas Asset Impairment
• Hungary Falls Deeper Into Recession as Inflation Slows
• U.K. to Bar Tax-Avoiding Firms From Government Contracts
• Isofoton to Develop $360 Million Solar Power Plant in Mexico
• Ronaldo’s NBA-Style Leap Gains European Draw for Real Madrid
• Industries Qatar Drops Most in Year as VTB Says Sell: Doha Mover
• Austrian Speculation Ban ‘First Step,’ Hard to Monitor, S&P Says
• Brazil's Sugar Ship Line-Up Drops, Vessels Bound to India
• Ukraine to Open Data Recorders From Plane Crash That Killed Five
• KBC Profit Beats Estimates as Funding Costs Drop, Fees Increase
• Miner Risks $558 Million in Maoist-Hit Areas: Corporate India
• Ringgit Forwards at 2-Week High After Japan, Euro-Area GDP Drops
• Singapore Bunker Sales Fall in January, Port Authority Says
• Woolworths Earnings Climb 21% on Resilience of Higher Income
• KKR, Permira Selling $647 Million ProSiebenSat.1 Stake
• Italy 2012 Advertising Spending: Summary
• Treasuries Rise; 30-Year Yield Drops Two Basis Points to 3.22%
• Obama Speech Signals Water, Sewage Improvements Ahead (Co
• Indian Stocks Drop Most in a Month; Maruti, State Bank Lead Fall
• Kenya Deputy PM Kenyatta Won Debate: Ipsos-Synovate
• Bulgaria’s Economy Expands for 10th Quarter on Demand
• Jump in New Year Visitors Boosts Macau Casinos
• German 10-Year Bunds Gain as Data Show Euro-Area Economy Shrinks
• Champagne Makers Seek Valentine’s Day Bonanza Against Slump
• Lukoil Begins Work on New Diesel Unit as Russian Exports Surge
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Feb 13, 2013.
• Spain’s Socialists Invoke Aznar to Profit From Graft Allegations
• Euro Extends Drop as Report Shows Region’s Recession Deepened
• BNP Paribas Plans Cost Reductions as Fourth-Quarter Net Falls
• Hollande in India to Push $20 Billion Deals as Economy Shrinks
• Hong Kong Retail Sales Seen Gaining as China Visitors Rise
• ECB Action Reduced Systemic Collapse Risk in 2012: ESMA
• Alternative Jet Fuels Get $20.9 Million Boost in Russian Tender
• Azure Power Starts Operating 35-MW Rajasthan Solar Power Plant
• Russian Forces Clash With Militants After Suicide Bomber Kills 4
• Bertelsmann Said to Work With Lazard on RTL Group Share Sale
• German Economy Contracted More Than Forecast in 4Q
• ECB Says Euro Appreciation Risks Pushing Inflation Lower
• Ex-Singapore Official Acquitted in Sex-for-Contracts Case
• Iberdrola Net Drops 33% in Fourth Quarter on Spain, Brazil
• AMMB Said to Hire Morgan Stanley to Sell Insurance Stake
• Czech Economy in Record-Long Recession as Austerity Bites
• Berlusconi Tells Italian Firms to Keep Bribing After Orsi Arrest
• German 10-Year Bunds Erase Decline, Leaving Yield at 1.67%
• Actelion Rises After Proposing Bigger-Than-Expected Divid
• Slovenia Will Need Aid If Bad Bank Plan Fails: Sustersic
• Asian Stocks Advance on Stimulus Bets After BOJ Decision
• French GDP Shrinks as Hollande Faces Job Cuts, Recession
• EZchip Plunges Most in Six Months as Huawei Dims Sales Outlook
• India’s Cooking Oil Imports Expand to Record Before Tax Increase
• Publicis Has Record Profit on Digital, Fast-Growth Markets
• Pernod’s Profit Beats Estimates on Emerging Markets, U.S.
• Russian Winter Rye Seen by Forecaster Damaged by Dampness
• Lithuanian Inflation Slowest in Seven Months on Clothing Prices
• German 10-Year Government Bonds Decline With Yields Rising 1.69%
• Bulgarian Inflation Quickened in January on Energy Costs
• ECB Monthly Bulletin Editorial for February (Text)
• Indonesia’s Palm Oil Exports Seen Poised for 4-Month Low
• ABB Fourth-Quarter Profit Beats Estimates on Higher U.S. Orders
• Slovak Economy Grows at Slowest Pace Since 2009 Recession
• Yudhoyono to Shortlist Candidates for Central Bank Governor
• Serbia to Seek Offers for 319 Hydro-Plant Locations
• Euro Falls as German, French Economies Shrink More Than Forecast
• Nippon Prologis Jumps in Debut After $1 Billion IPO: Tokyo Mover
• Kabel Lures Vodafone as Malone Takes Eyes Off Germany
• Alcatel’s Camus Will Seek Another Term to Tackle Turnaround
• Indian State Seeks Bids for 4.2 Million Tons of Imported Coal
• Austria’s Economy Contracted 0.2% on Lower Exports, Wifo Says
• Hungary Recession Deepens in 4th Quarter on Industry
• Hungary Inflation Slows More Than Forecast on Tax Effect
• Singapore Middle Distillate Stockpiles Fall to Three-Month Low
• Romania Unexpectedly Avoids Recession as GDP Rose in 4th Quarter
• Biggest Turkish IPO in Two Years to Fund Financial Center
• Indian Inflation Slows to 38-Month Low; Boosts Rate-Cut Case
• Japan GDP Decline Strengthens Abe’s Case for Stimulus: Economy
• Usmanov’s Metalloinvest Said to Seek Norilsk Shares for Udokan
• Zinc Is Biggest Gainer on LME on U.S. Growth Bets: LME Preview
• Rio Has Less-Than-Expected Second-Half Loss, Boosts Dividend
• SingTel Profit Drops 8.3% on Optus Restructure, Globe
• Yen Ends 2-Day Gain After BOJ Decision; Euro Declines
• Aluminum Climbs to One-Month High as Car Sales Rise, Oil Gains
• South Korea Scours Himalayas for Staff as Population Ages
• Komercni May Help Finance Power Takeover Deals, Hospodarske Says
• U.S. Grant to Korean Battery Firm Paid Workers to Play
• Japan’s Topix Falls After BOJ Decision; Banks Lead Drop
• Greencoat Taps $63 Billion Wind Assets in U.K. IPO
• New Issues Drop 75% to Six-Year Low on Rupee Rates: India Credit
• Fischer Says Israel Must ‘Watch’ Foreign Inflows
• Zurich Insurance Profit Climbs 82% After Gains From Investments
• New York Plaza Hotel Owner’s Bank Accounts Frozen; Shares Fall
• Bible of Japanese Stocks Sells Out as Rally Wins Converts
• Won Rises to Two-Week High After Policy Rate Kept Unchanged
• Asahi Sues Buyout Firms Over 2011 Independent Takeover
• Olympian Oscar Pistorius Shoots Girlfriend Dead, SAPA Reports
• Gold Fields’ Profit Declines 7.4% After Strikes Cuts Production
• Wesfarmers Profit Beats Analyst Estimates on Supermarkets
• ASADA to Grill 150 Players, Staff in Australian Sports Probe
• Chicago Shamed by Murder as Aurora Has Homicide-Free Year
• Citic to Buy 13% Stake in Alumina for A$452 Million
• Air Liquide Predicts Earnings Growth in 2013 on More Cost Cuts
• Rio Tinto Swings to Full-Year Loss on Aluminum, Coal Charges
• Manchester City Readies for $93 Million Overhaul: Soccer Roundup
• N.Z. Dollar Rises to 2-Year High Versus Aussie After PMI Report
• Gold Imports by India Climb on Jewelry for Weddings, Festivals
• Munich Re Studies Wind-Farm Deal in $3.4 Billion Renewables Plan
• Gold Demand Rose 3.8% in Fourth Quarter, Narrowing Annual Drop
• India Remains Biggest Gold Buyer as Gap Between China Narrows
• Gold Council Sees Central Bank Bullion Buying at 48-Year High
• Nippon Steel & Sumitomo 9-Month Loss Widens on One-Time Charges
• BOJ Will Strengthen Easing Stance, Toyota Asset Says
• Philippine Coal Miner Says 3 Dead, 7 Are Trapped
• Hong Kong Poised to Report Weakest Economic Growth Since 2009
• Rachel Alexandra Foals, Is in Serious Condition After Surgery
• Duke Tops North Carolina, Indiana Wins in College Basketball
• American Wage Gains Seen Spurring Greater Job Mobility
• Credit Agricole Wins Dismissal of Intesa CDO Fraud Suit
• Fund Manager Fortuna Gets Probation After Aiding U.S.
• Magic’s Turkoglu Gets 20-Game NBA Ban for Positive Steroid Test
• US Airways-AMR Merger Caps 12 Years of Deals: Timeline
• 401(k) Balances Reached Record on 2012 Stock Market Rally
• Foreclosure Filings Drop to 6-Year Low on California Law
• Cars With Personality Vanish Along With Cadillac Fins
• Female Biological Clock Runs Out as Egg Repair Genes Wane
• AMR, US Airways Boards Said to Approve $11 Billion Merger
• Nvidia Forecasts First-Quarter Sales That Miss Analyst Estimates
• Applied Materials Sales Forecast May Exceed Projections
• Republicans See Obama Second-Term Agenda as Dead in Water
• Yankees Place Rodriguez on 60-Day Disabled List, Acquire Kelley
• Raptors Win 4th Straight 92-88 Over Knicks, Nets Defeat Nuggets
• LG Electronics Targets 15% Increase in Flat-Screen TV Sales
• Yankees May Record Fewest Wins in 20 Years, Vegas Oddsmakers Say
• States Act on Minimum Wage as Republicans Toss Obama Plan
• Hagel’s Nomination to Lead Pentagon Moves to Full Senate
• Desalination Seen Booming at 15% a Year as World Water Dries Up
• Richest Man Slim Loses $4 Billion as America Movil Drops
• Sustainable Water Projects Create Jobs, Pacific Institute Says
• Foley, Venable, Davis, Weil, Herbert: Business of Law
• Richest Man Slim Loses $4 Billion as America Movil Drops
• Whole Foods Falls After Cutting Full-Year Sales Forecast
• Virus Found in 2001 Hospitalizes Kids at Same Rate as Flu