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February 21, 2013

• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 02/22/2013
• China Boosts U.S. Soybean Purchases This Week, Shanghai JC Says
• China Decade From Having Global Carmaker, Bernstein Says
• PCCW Seeks Judicial Review Into Apple IPhone 5 Network Block
• Indian Rupee Set for Third Weekly Drop on U.S. Stimulus Concern
• Softbank to Raise $4 Billion in Bonds to Pay for Sprint Purchase
• Rubber Poised for Weekly Decline on Concerns Demand May Slow
• Japan Atomic Said to Seek Rollover of 104 Billion Yen Loans
• Renesas Shareholders Approve 150 Billion Yen State-Led Stake
• Rebar Poised for Weekly Loss on Surging Supply, Housing Curbs
• Base Metals Rebound as Nickel Rises Most in Three Weeks
• Thai Stocks to Sustain Rally on Local Buying, Credit Suisse Says
• Risk of Military Strike Wanes as Iran Talks Resume
• Dell Sues Philips Alleging Cathode-Ray Tube Price Fixing
• UBS to Trade Equity Swaps in China in Structured-Product Push
• Japan Reflation Inspired by Braintrust Created by Shinzo Abe
• California Plans $2.7 Billion Issue as Retiree Costs Slow
• Obama Cyber Order Gives U.S. Lamakers Cover on Standards
• Peso Defies Curbs as Schroder Bets on Junk Exit: Southeast Asia
• Rockefeller Center Owner Tishman Wants More Deals With Vanke
• South Korea Household Income Sees Slowest Growth in Six Quarters
• Philippine Peso Forwards Rise Most in Month on Upgrade Optimism
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Snowstorm Moving in From Plains Threatens Northeast
• SGX AsiaClear Postpones Start of Iron Ore Futures Until April 8
• Colorado After Aurora Shows Hurdles to Gunbuyer Checks
• California Gasoline Gains on March Trading, Low Supply
• Indonesian Bonds Set for Longest Winning Streak Since December
• Fisker Automotive Agrees to End XL Insurance America Suit
• Baht Rises on Speculation Faster Growth Will Spur More Inflows
• Hong Kong Stocks Decline Amid China Property, Fed Concern
• Wheat Trades Near Eight-Month Low as Kansas Snowfall Aids Crops
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Citigroup Awards Corbat $11.5 Million After Pandit Pay Rejection
• Stevens Says 3% Rate Working, Aussie Intervention Bar High
• Brazil Not Lacking Demand, Needs to Address Supply: Tombini
• Energy Companies Lead Most Won Debt in Four Months as Costs Fall
• Same-Sex Marriage Ban Challenge Tossed by Australia Judge
• Singapore GDP Growth Beats Initial Estimate as Asia Recovers
• Yen Joins Aussie as Most Hit by Yield Rise for Societe Generale
• Origin Open to Deal With Competitor in Queensland’s LNG Industry
• NBC.Com Back Online After Hackers Knocks Out Service
• Buying Opportunity Seen as History Shows March Loss: Muni Credit
• Americans Back Spending-Cut Delay Amid Budget-Deal Push
• Balthazar Brings Brasserie to U.K., Owner Gets Nervous
• Landan, Ex-Mercury CEO, to Pay $4.5 Million in SEC Accord
• Argentine Capital Outflows Slowed to $3.4 Billion Last Year
• Queen Elizabeth’s Spy Snared Mary With Beer Keg: Lewis Lapham
• Wilmar Profit Falls 4.7% After Lower Plantation Value Gain
• Miles Says BOE Should Probably Loosen Policy to Bolster Recovery
• PayPal Releases Mobile Card Reader Abroad Ahead of Competitors
• BP Spill Pact Excluded Billions in Possible Loss Claims
• Hyperinflation Sparked by Lack of Faith Not QE: Cutting Research
• Scott Thomas Broods, Oscar Gems, Duchamp: London Weekend
• Do-It-Yourself Tests Enable Cancer Diagnosis in Bathroom
• Susan Carroll, Morgan Stanley Bank’s Operating Chief, Dies at 50
• Chelsea, Tottenham Advance in Europa League; Liverpool Is Out
• Hewlett-Packard Profit Forecast Tops Estimates
• Japanese Stock Futures Drop as Europe Adds to Growth Concern
• Fed Regional Chiefs Differ Over Easing Neeed to Lift Jobs
• Citigroup’s Man Goes to the Treasury Department
• The Other Crisis Facing the Federal Judiciary
• More Inflation Is the Cure for the Fed’s Impotence
• What’s a Pacific Trade Pact Without Japan?
• Too Many Comedians in Italian Election
• Treat Millionaires Like They’re Billionaires
• Why You Want to Escape With Denzel Washington
• Mellanox Poised for Longest Drop in Four Years: Israel Overnight
• Jose Berenguer Said to Replace Berquo as JPMorgan’s Brazil CEO
• United Says 787 Taken Off Flight Schedule Through June 5
• Jamaican GDP Fell 0.6% in Fourth Quarter Due to Hurricane
• Peanut Corp. of America Officials Charged Over Salmonella
• Terra Firma’s Deutsche Annington Picks 2 Banks for IPO
• Swiss Bank Reyl Opens London Office Targeting Wealthy Non-Doms
• Spain’s Graft Scandals Reach Palace as King’s Adviser Testifies
• Crude, Nickel, Wheat Fall; Cocoa Gains: Commodities at Close
• Grocers Vote to Opt Out of Visa, MasterCard Settlement
• Sony Unveils PlayStation 4 in Bid to Revive Console Sales
• American Express Board of Directors Adds Palmisano, Lauvergeon
• Brazil Central Bank Reduces Interest Rates on Rediscount Lines
• Judge Refuses to Recuse Herself From Alleged Hacker’s Cas
• Vivus Obesity Drug Rejected Again By European Regulators
• Regions CEO Hall Adds Chairman Title as Deavenport Retires
• Australia Faces A$5.9 Billion Budget Revenue Shortage, Swan Says
• Dow AgroSciences Wins Bid to Overturn Pesticide Proposals
• Emerging Stocks Face Significant Correction, JPMorgan Says
• Biggest Emerging Stock Slump in Seven Months Wipes Out 2013 Gain
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for February 21
• Federation Centres Posts Profit on Property, Fund Management
• Solars Lead ADR Drop on PBOC Withdrawals: China Overnight
• Li Ka-shing Hotel Room Sale Sparks Face-Off With Leung
• Crude Options Volatility Rises as Oil Sinks to Lowest This Year
• Wal-Mart Rises as Dividend Boost Eases Forecast Concerns
• Bovespa Extends Longest Slump in Nine Months as Petrobras Sinks
• Canadian Dollar Falls for Fifth Day as Commodities, Stocks Drop
• Banks Increasing Mortgage Forgiveness as Deadline Looms
• Euro Weakens Below $1.32 First Time in Six Weeks as Output Drops
• S&P Blessing Cairn Left M&T Bank With a Crumbling Pile of Losses
• Santos Full-Year Profit Declines 31%, Missing Analyst Estimates
• Ultrapar Rallies to Record After Earnings Beat Estimates
• Imax Shares Reach 11-Month High as Net Income Doubles
• BP Witness May Help Halliburton Avoid Spill Trial Blame
• Treasuries Advance as Inflation Trails Fed Target
• Gigante Offers $689 Million for Office Depot de Mexico Stake
• South Korea’s Central Bank Chief as Policy Rebel
• Consumer Bureau Said to Warn Banks of Auto Lending Suits
• Simpson Thacher, Skadden, Kirkland: Business of Law
• UBS $76 Million Coke Bottler Trade Said Probed by Mexico
• Brazil Real Declines as Mantega Signals End to Currency Measures
• U.S. Stocks Fall on Fed Concerns Amid Corporate Earnings
• Empire State Building Accord Gets Preliminary Approval
• Ethanol Rises as Gasoline Price Slump Stretches to Third Day
• U.S. Quadruples Pipeline Tax Break Cost to $7 Billion
• Stocks Drop With Commodities on Economy, Fed; Euro Slides
• Google Debuts Touchscreen Chromebook in Hardware Push
• Ebix Drops After Report on Singapore Related-Party Loan
• Goodman Plans A$500 Million of Acquisitions to Boost Assets
• Coca-Cola Veteran Directors Keough and Williams to Retir
• Onyx Earnings Top Analysts’ Estimates on Medicine Sales
• GE Sues Whirlpool Over Claims It Fixed Compressor Prices
• Credit Swaps in U.S. Rise; JPMorgan Sells $2.5 Billion of Bonds
• GE Duo’s Seats at Risk as Holders to Vote on Board Limits
• Carlyle Falls Most Since May as Earnings Miss Estimates
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for February 21
• Tourmaline Soars as Reserves Spark Merger Talk
• New York Times Co. Puts Boston Globe Up for Sale
• Peru’s Sol Falls to Three-Month Low After Central Bank Measures
• Interbolsa Clients May Be Stuck With Fabricato, Cordoba Says
• Linn to Buy Berry for $2.42 Billion to Increase Crude
• IBM CEO Rometty to Double Investment in Mobile Technologies
• Oil Drops to Lowest Level This Year as U.S. Supply Rises
• CME Sued by CFTC for Disclosing Non-Public Information
• VeriFone Plunges After Profit-Forecast Trails Estimates
• Rexnord Split Seen Tempting Watts to Honeywell: Real M&A
• Boeing Said to Plan New 787 Battery So Jet Can Fly Soon
• Chesapeake Energy Profit Tumbles on Wrong-Way Natural Gas
• Previously Owned U.S. Home Sales Climb to 4.92 Million
• Safeway Rises Most Since 2000 After Profit Tops Estimates
• Tesla’s Musk Predicts 25% Model S Output Gain After Snag
• Bombardier Delays Learjet Model Debut, Defers Rail Target
• Chesapeake Increases Hedging as Gas Bull CEO Readies Exit
• Ford to Build Four-Cylinder Engine at Factory in Ohio
• Gerdau Quarterly Profit Misses Estimates on U.S. Sales
• Minnesota Republican May Be First to Sponsor Gay Marriage
• Buffett Track Record Boosts Brooks With Sneakers Surging
• Corn Drop Seen as U.S. Sows Most Since 1936: Commodities
• Cablevision to Charge Customers Sports Fee in Cable Packages
• Kansas 20 Inches of Snow Easing Drought Stress on Parched Wheat
• Machine Gun Americana
• U.S. Food-Inflation to Ease on Bigger Grain Crops, USDA Says
• Mexico’s 2013 Lending May Rise Up to 15%, Banking Group Says
• Toronto-Dominion Reduces CEO Edmund Clark’s Pay to $10.7 Million
• India's Management Guru Tilts at `Internet Hooliganism'
• Pentagon Weapons Buyer Vows to Keep Contractors Informed
• Colombia Yields Sink on Central Bank Board Changes; Peso Drops
• AB InBev Files With U.S. to Suspend Modelo Suit
• Unions, Business Reach Accord on Guest-Worker Visa Needs
• Jet Fuel Slumps on Gulf as Supplies Build to 3-Month High
• Geo Plunges Most on Mexico’s Benchmark Index on Earnings Concern
• California Treasurer Sets $2.7 Billion Bond Sale in March
• Grand Central Owner Opposes IPO of Empire State Building
• ExxonMobil Witness in Trial Says MTBE Raised Cancer Risk
• Malloy Pushes Gun Control Plan in Connecticut
• Mississippi Seen by U.S. at Barge-Limiting Levels in 2013
• U.S. Consumer Bureau Seeking Comments on Student-Debt Policies
• U.S. Oil Demand Fell to 18-Year Low for January, API Says
• Global Cotton Surplus Seen at 1.15 Million Tons Next Year
• UnitedHealth Unit Liable for Doctor’s Errors, Lawyer Says
• CAF Seeks $3 Billion to Fund Latin American Projects This Year
• Bullard Says Fed May Raise Main Rate by June 2014
• Platinum Slumps to 6-Week Low on Europe’s Slowing Growth
• Apple-Samsung Judge Says Companies Must Narrow Lawsuit
• Buffett’s Ketchup Fancy Plies Heinz With Junk: Corporate Finance
• Gulf Crudes Strengthen in Spot Trading as Brent Gains Over WTI
• Rothschild’s Failed Bumi Bid Sets Stage for Split From Bakries
• Spain’s Abengoa to Invest $114.3 Million in Peruvian Power Line
• Obama-Boehner Message Tactic on Cuts Seeks to Cast Blame
• Suez Reaches China Wastewater Management Accord With Dayi Water
• Iran Lifts Output, Upgrades Atomic Technology Before Meeting
• States Receive $300 Million From U.S. to Trim Health Costs
• Chile’s Peso Falls in Longest Losing Streak Since May on Copper
• Ethanol RIN Credits Jump 38% to 47 Cents, Starfuels Says
• Argentina Reports January’s Trade Surplus at $280 Million
• Sanderson Says Furloughing Inspectors May Shut Operations
• Ford Urges U.S. Pressure on Japan Ahead of Meeting
• Iran’s Nuclear Gains Suggest Sanctions May Backfire
• Dealer Survey Sees Fed Asset Purchases Reduced by January 2014
• Bird-Flu Research to Continue as U.S. Sets Funding Conditions
• Lawsuit Shines a Harsh Light on Subadvisory Fund Fees
• Improved Flu Vaccine Needed for Elderly as Benefit Drops
• NATO Weighs Expanded Afghan Forces to Increase Confidence
• Bank of Canada Names Larry Schembri as Deputy Governor
• Turkcell’s 4Q Net Rises 38% on Sales Growth, Lagging Estimate
• Citigroup Names Keegan to Take Over Bartlett’s Equities Role
• Ashland Sells $2.3 Billion of Bonds to Repay Secured Obligations
• Amazon’s European Base Luxembourg Sued by EU on E-Books Tax
• ECB Says No Illegtimate Iran Payments Made Via Target2
• Modelo Rises in Mexico as AB InBev Holds Talks With U.S.
• Hybrid Structured Note Sales Rise as Volatility Falls to Low
• Calgon Carbon Climbs After Fourth-Quarter Results Top Estimates
• Farmers Should Consider Some Sales Now, Cargill AgHorizons Says
• Libor-Tied Note Sales Jump as U.S. Investors Expect Rate Rise
• EU Carbon Rises as Lawmakers Consider Oversupply, Power Advances
• Brazil Signals Willingness to Adjust Port Law to Avert Strike
• Bank of America, JPMorgan Win Fontainebleau Loan Appeal
• France’s Vinci Paid Fair Value for ANA-Aeroportos, Burgard Says
• Hedge Funds Boost Stock Bets to ’07 High, Goldman Says
• Williams Says Fed Bond-Buying Needed Well Into This Year
• Neptune Buys Into Foreign-Listed African Miners to Reduce Risks
• Bovespa May Climb to 70,000 on Growth, Bradesco’s Levy Says
• International Sugar Organization Raises Sugar Surplus by 38%
• Fidelity to Close Second Small-Cap Fund to New Investors
• Vanguard Will Introduce New Canadian ETPs to Boost Market Share
• Bears May Chase Euro to 6-Week Low, UBS Says: Technical Analysis
• Goldman Names Robinson Administration Chief for Investment Bank
• Bertelsmann Said to Hire Deutsche Bank for RTL Stake Sale
• J&J’s Floyd Says Hip Sales Halted for Business Reasons
• Bank of Canada Buys C$475 Million of Securities for One Day
• Atos to Split Off Payments Unit as It Considers Stake Sale
• LME Stands to Gain as EU Seeks OTC Derivative Transparency
• Insider Sales Reach 2-Year High as S&P 500 Nears Record
• Peru Starts South America’s Biggest Water Treatment Plant
• Nordic Capital Said to Raise 1.7 Billion Euros for Fund
• Mary Robinson on Influence Without Authority
• Metso Wins Contract to Supply Wood-to-Power Plant in Sweden
• HgCapital Focusing $714 Million Fund on Scandinavian Wind Farms
• Mining Stocks Fall as China Seeks Property Curbs: London Mover
• CFTC Chairman Gensler Questions Long-Term Viability of Libor
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for February 21
• The Stock Market Ponders Life Without QE
• U.K. Stocks Drop Most in Seven Months on Fed Minutes
• Real Leaders Have Real Lives
• European Stocks Decline Most in Two Weeks on Fed, Economy
• Zloty Bonds Rally as Fitch Revises Poland’s Outlook to Positive
• OTP Dropping Most in Month Leads BUX Index Down: Budapest Mover
• U.K. Natural Gas for Today Rises as Temperatures Decline
• Mexico Retail Sales Unexpectedly Contracted in December
• Swiss Stocks Slide Most in Four Months on Fed Minutes
• Egypt’s Wheat Buyer Nomani Replaced After Stable Years
• French Minister Backs Diesel Tax Gain to Cut Dangerous Pollution
• Daimler Extends Zetsche as CEO as Bernhard to Run Trucks
• Walter Says Audley Move May Be ‘Disruptive'
• Wheat Leads Slump as Nickel to Crude Fall: Commodities at Close
• German, Dutch Bonds Advance as Economy Gauge Shrinks
• Drought Conditions May Improve in Upper Midwest, U.S. Says
• Asda Vows to Continue to Drive Down Prices as Sales Slow
• Bank of Canada Lends C$125 Million of Securities for One Day
• European Power for Next Year Advances as Carbon Price Increases
• Mantega Says Brazil Analysts Expect Inflation to Slow
• Junk-Bond Volatility Gains in Split With Stocks: Credit Markets
• NCAA Sues Pennsylvania Over $60 Million Sandusky Fine
• Corn Outlook Raised by IGC, Wheat Crop Seen 4% Higher in 2013-14
• Ex-Penn State Coach Sandusky to Appeal Sex Abuse Conviction
• Gilts Advance on Speculation BOE Will Boost Asset Buying
• Ireland’s NAMA Plans Significant Investments in Dublin Docklands
• Hogs Drop as Export Demand for U.S. Pork May Fall; Cattle Slide
• Judge Denies Motion to Intervene in Empire State Building Suit
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for Feb. 15 (Text)
• Poland Rating Outlook Raised to Positive at Fitch on Budget
• HudBay Falls as Manitoba Project’s Costs Increase: Toronto Mover
• Nigerian Eurobond Yields at Week Low on T-Bill Demand
• Legal Uncertainty Worries Investors in Southeast Asia
• Lombard Odier Mulls New Emerging Debt Fund as Currencies Rally
• Suning to Spend $3.5 Billion in China Online Push
• The Strange History of Corporate Sex Scandals
• Wheat Drops as Kansas Snow Eases Drought Concern; Corn Declines
• Lithium Air Battery Gives IBM Hope of Power Without Fires
• Mondi Starts 2013 ‘Well’ Because of Acquisitions, CEO Says
• Pistorius Seeks Bail as Police Investigator Faces Charges
• U.S. Jobless Claims Rise for First Time in Three Weeks
• U.S. Wheat Acreage Seen Higher as Drought Means Smaller Crops
• Growthpoint Raises Fountainhead Bid on Rival Exclusivity End
• Russia Stocks Plunge to Two-Month Low on Fed; Volatility Surges
• Spend Now! It’ll Save Us Money.
• England Changes Three Starters for Six Nations Match With France
• Mexico Agency Rejects Telecom Accord From Phone Regulator
• ICL Workers Plan Protests Opposing Potash Corp. Sale
• Commercial Paper Market Contracts to Least This Year, Fed Says
• Czech 2014 Power Gains Most in Two Weeks in Line With Germany
• China Proposes Hygiene Standards for Public Toilets, Xinhua Says
• Gold ‘Super-Trend Down’ Signals 13-Month Low: Technical Analysis
• Index of U.S. Leading Economic Indicators Rose in January
• Egypt Muslim Brotherhood Says It Doesn’t Interfere in Presidency
• Etihad Expands Skyteam Links With Kenya Airways Code-Share Deal
• Bulgaria Heads to Early Poll as Premier Borissov Departs
• Gasoline Futures Drop in First Three-Day Decline Since December
• U.S. February Philadelphia Business Outlook Report (Text)
• China National Offshore Boosts Stake in Coalbed Methane Producer
• Manufacturing in the Philadelphia Region Unexpectedly Shrinks
• Lufthansa to Shrink First-Class Fleet Below British Airways
• Tronox CEO Has ‘Reasons to Think About’ Buying Rockwood Assets
• Millennials Shed Debt Faster Than Older Americans
• Your Credentials Are Holding You Back
• U.S. 30-Year Mortgage Rates Rise to Highest Since August
• Atlas CEO Set to Return Cash to Owners on Lack of Major M&A
• Petrom to Invest EU400 Million to Boost Output, CEO Says
• U.S. Farmers Seen Boosting Soy Acres to Produce Record Crop
• Mexico’s Peso Slumps After Retail Sales Drop by Most Since 2010
• Three Men Guilty of Plotting U.K. Suicide Terror Attack
• Lira Debt Goes Global With German, Russian Sales: Turkey Credit
• Colombia Names Second Ever Woman to Central Bank Board
• Fortress’s Gagfah Gets $1.4 Billion Loan From BofA
• Draghi Took Home Twice Bernanke’s Salary in 2012, Accounts Show
• Hochtief Said to Revive Airports Sale With Deutsche Help
• Einhorn’s Greenlight Critizized by Investor on Apple
• Consumers in U.S. Hold Negative Economic Outlook as Fuel Climbs
• World at Work: Guatemala
• Russian Scientists Battle Meteor Speculators With Reward Offer
• Mark Sanford: If I Can't Have Your Forgiveness, Can I at Least Have Your Vote?
• EasyJet Investors Re-Elect Chairman in Snub of Stelios
• European Next-Year Coal Falls for Second Day as Equities Decline
• Imperial Oil Names Exxon’s Kruger Chief Executive Officer
• London Won’t Be Hurt by EU Bonus Limit Deal, Noonan Says
• Argentine Eurnekian to Buy 81% of CGC Oil Company, Clarin Says
• U.S. Drought Monitor Report for the Week Ending Feb. 19 (Text)
• Barcelona’s Eric Abidal Cleared to Play After Liver Transplant
• Getco Names John DiBacco as Head of Equities Trading
• Aldar, Sorouh Delay Merger Vote After Too Few Investors Meet
• Irish Will Be ‘Looked After’ as Bank Refund Chased, Noonan Says
• Irish Will Be ‘Looked After’ as Bank Refund Chased, Noonan Says
• Russia to Ship 17 ESPO Crude Cargoes From Kozmino in April
• Qatar Said to Discuss Purchase of Resort From Greek State
• Latour Drops as Swedbank Sees Higher Discount: Stockholm Mover
• ECB Posts Higher Profit, Details SMP Holdings in Annual Accounts
• EBA to Rank Most-Liquid Securities for Hitting Basel Goal
• Farm Exports Seen at Record on High-Priced Tight U.S. Supplies
• Consumer Prices in U.S. Little Changed as Fuel Costs Drop
• Anastasiades Says Russia Deal on Cyprus Bailout a Priority
• Scotland Joins WWF, SSE in 2030 Carbon Goal Call to Spur Wind
• Israel Awards First License to Drill on Golan Heights to Genie
• Nigerian Forces Surround Kidnappers of French Tourists
• Canada December Employment Insurance Report (Text)
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• TPG Said to Sell Shriram Transport Stake for $303 Million
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Banks Use Punishment to Ditch Troubled Loans: Mortgages
• Schneider Sees Rising Organic Sales After Record Earnings
• EU Debt Pools, IMF Image, Heinz, Bank Capital: Compliance
• WTI Oil Drops to One-Month Low as Supply Highest Since December
• Fischer Loan Curbs Fuel Israel Rate Cut Bets as Growth Slows
• World Powers See Progress on Iran With New Nuclear Offer
• Rothschild Says ‘Huge Protest Vote’ May Remove Some of Board
• OMV Raises Dividend After Profit Gains on More Libya Output
• Iceland Mortgage Bank HFF Sees Bailout Averting Default
• IOC CP deal:India Money Markets
• BOB and PNB CDs Deals: Indian Money
• ABFL and SHAPOORJI PALOONJI CP :India Money Markets
• U.K. Budget Surplus Swells, Boosted by BOE Gilt Income
• Egypt’s Army Says It’s Determined to Block All Tunnels to Gaza
• Ex-Goldman Traders’ Benros Hedge Fund Shut as Brummer Pulls Out
• AXIS Bank and CANARA Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• OMV Petrom Plans Dividend as Fourth-Quarter Profit Jumps
• Persian Gulf Equity Movers: Agility, Industries Qatar
• PanAust Seeks Copper, Gold Projects With Codelco in Chile
• Egypt Youth Group Enters Mursi in Competition to Go to Moon
• South Africa Stocks Drop Most in 5 Months: Johannesburg Mover
• Bain’s Edcon Sees Improved Discount Trading After Weak Quarter
• Match-Fixing Suspect Has Been Arrested in Milan, Interpol Says
• Egypt IMF Deal Needed to Halt Economic Crisis, El-Arabi Says
• Bovespa-Index Futures Fall as Commodities Drop on Growth Outlook
• Technip Raises Dividend, Sees Growth as Profit Tops Estimate
• Austrian Water-Purification Company BWT Says Sales Reach Record
• Italy President to Meet Merkel as Voters Weigh German Influence
• India’s Sensex Drops Most in 7 Months, Erases This Year’s Gains
• BTG Pactual Raises Chile’s 2013 GDP Growth Estimate to 5.5%
• Commerzbank Debuts Bonds BlackRock Joined Pimco to Question
• Charterhouse Said to Arrange $2.7 Billion of Debt for Elior Sale
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.15% to 0.17%, ICAP Says
• EU’s De Gucht Tells Canada to Improve Free-Trade Offer
• Kemira Finance Chief Quits to Take Similar Role at Neste Oil
• India Seen Boosting Gold Tax for Second Time to Cut Deficit
• Monsanto, Gilead, TWX, Autodesk: Intellectual Property
• Hyflux 2012 Profit Rises 15% on Asia Projects, Municipal Sector
• Court the Right: Advice for Obama's Next Energy Department Chief
• Euro-Area Manufacturing, Services Contraction Worsens: Economy
• Akzo Extends Plunge After Strategy Disappoints: Amsterdam Mover
• Russian Snow Cover Seen Aiding Crops in Asian Territories
• Tsang Departs as Citigroup Greater China Banking Co-Head
• Lira Weakens to Year-Low as Fed Signals Slowing Stimulus
• Structured Note Value Disclosure Examined by Europe Regulators
• Hungary Police Probes Central Bank Over Data Handling
• Ponting Agrees to Two-Month Deal With English Cricket’s Surrey
• Kenya Shilling Fluctuates on Higher Bond Bids, Election Concern
• Central Banks Discussed Nominal GDP Targets at G-20
• Fortum’s Proprietary Trading Head Leaves as Utility Shuts Unit
• Iraqi Crude Exports Rose in January for First Time Since October
• Nigeria T-Bill Yields Fall to 17-Month Low on Offshore Demand
• BAE Plans $1.52 Billion Buyback as Profit Beats Views
• Sugar, Coffee Fall as Producers May Increase Sales After Rally
• BSkyB Signs Disney Deal for Movie Channel on U.K. Pay-TV
• U.K. Seeks to Curb Home Utility Bills With Measures From Summer
• MGM China Rises on Special Dividend
• Spain Borrowing Costs Fall as Rajoy Sees Worst of Crisis End
• Safran Plans Avio Space Bid as Plane-Engine Earnings to Slow
• Asian Stocks Tumble, Led by China, on Tightening Concern
• Fernandes Lures Tata Into Air With Low Fares: Corporate India
• Belle Plunges as It Expects Profit at Lower End
• VF’s 7 For All Mankind Loses EU Top Court Trademark Fight
• Egypt IMF Deal Needed to Halt Economic Crisis, El-Arabi Says
• Dexia Posts 2.87 Billion-Euro Loss, Reimburses Emergency Loans
• Palm Oil Retreats as Crude Declines, Cutting Appeal of Biofuels
• FSA Deserves Blame for Missing Libor Rigging, Tyrie Says
• Merkel Leaves Door Open to Fracking as Shale Gains Appeal
• Iron-Ore Swaps Drop as China Property Curbs Seen Cutting Demand
• Copper and Nickel Slump on Concern Fed May Slow Pace of Stimulus
• Go-Ahead CEO Says U.K. Government Must End Rail-Tender Logjam
• French Family Kidnapped in Cameroon Is Released, Le Monde Says
• Pound May Drop 2.4% on Support Breach: Technical Analysis
• Forint Weakens Most in Week as Yields Rise on Stimulus Concern
• Zloty Drops Most in Week on Fed and Euro Industries Contraction
• IFC Lends Serbia’s Victoria Group $75 Million to Expand
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Feb 20, 2013.
• Hungarian Corporate Credit Conditions Set to Ease, Survey Shows
• London Shard Builder to Manage World’s Tallest Tower Development
• Singapore Companies Brace for Labor Curbs After Protest: Economy
• Anwar Predicts Seamless Ouster of Malaysia Government’s 55 Years
• Nordic Power Price Drops After Temperatures Climb, Carbon Falls
• Rio’s Mongolia Copper Dream Awakens 20-Year-Old Nightmare
• Bersani Preaches Spread-the-Wealth Before Italian Vote
• Brazil’s Sugar Ship Line-Up Rises 5.3% as Vessels Bound to India
• Rubber Drops; Crude Falls; Copper Slumps: Commodities at Close
• CapitaLand Fourth Quarter Profit Falls 45% on Lower Gains
• Yota Devices in MegaFon Talks on Dual-Screen Phone Debut
• China Swaps Touch Two-Week High on Record PBOC Fund Withdrawals
• Axiata Almost Doubles Payout to $966 Million as Net Jumps
• German Stocks Decline After Fed Minutes; Allianz Falls
• Sports Direct Gains as Sales Accelerate on New Brands, Web
• Facebook Faces Risks From Fast Growth, Co-Founder Saverin Says
• Indonesian Short-Term Bonds Rally as Inflation Seen Quickening
• China Orders More Cities to Restrict Housing Purchases
• German 10-Year Bunds Extend Advance After Euro-Area PMI Data
• U.K. Stocks Decline on Fed Minutes; Mining Shares Retreat
• Emerging Stocks Erase Gains for 2013 Year as Earnings Disappoint
• Finland Ten-Year Bond Forecasts: Bloomberg Survey
• King Pulls Out Stops to Energize Economy in Carney Handover
• SAP’s Plattner to Keep $9.4 Billion Stake in Gates Pledge
• S. Korea’s Poisoned Chalice of Household Debt Restricts Park
• Denmark Three-Month Libor Rate: Bloomberg Survey
• Denmark Central Bank Lending Rate: Bloomberg Survey
• Taiwan’s CPC to Seek to Buy Three April, May LNG Cargoes
• Nomura Retail Assets Increase 4.9 Trillion Yen, Most in 10 Years
• Hannover Re to Reinsure $4.9 Billion U.K. Longevity Risks
• Kingfisher Profit to Meet Estimates; France Sales Fall Eases
• Clariant Shares Tease $150 Million From Norwegian Central Bank
• Swiss Re Plans $2.8 Billion Payout on Lower Disaster Loss
• Taiwan Dollar Forwards Retreat as Fed Debates Bond Buying
• Allianz Quarterly Profit More Than Doubles on Premiums
• Hollande Eyes Insurers’ EU1.38 Trillion to Boost Housing
• EU Cartel-Fine Practice to Be Reviewed by German Court
• Outlook Still Unclear on ECB, ESM Challenge: German Court
• Sony Forecasts $1.2 Billion Gain Following M3 Stake Sale
• Philippine Peso Declines Most in Two Weeks on Fed Easing Debate
• Ringgit Declines as Fed Bond-Buying Debate Deters Risk-Taking
• Axa Net Falls 0.9% on Fewer Gains; Operating Profit Rises
• Deutsche Bank Venture Said to Plan $1.3 Billion Home Sale
• Singapore Light Distillate Stockpiles Surge Most Since September
• Dollar Index Rises to 3-Month High Before U.S. Data; Pound Drops
• China Extending Zhou Stay Seen as Aid to Financial Overhaul
• Casino Looks for French Revival After Profit Beats Estimates
• Romania Finds Wrongfully Labeled Horse Meat, Mediafax Reports
• Slovenia New Government Would Push Nation Into Bankruptcy: Jansa
• NWR Reports Fourth-Quarter Loss on Low Coal Prices, Poor Demand
• TOP Oil Market News: Crude Extends Biggest Slide in Three Months
• Arsenal’s Wenger to Get $106 Million Player Fund: Soccer Roundup
• Casino Expects 2013 Growth in Profit and Sales Amid Expansion
• Thailand Beating China With Toyota Means Shipping Boom
• German Government Bonds Advance; 10-Year Yield Falls to 1.63%
• Aleksei German, Dissident Soviet Film Director, Dies at Age 74
• Swiss Exports Rose in January, Federal Customs Office Says
• Yuasa Climbs as Boeing Said to Prepare 787 Battery Fix
• Nickel Leads Industrial Metals Lower on China Curbs: LME Preview
• TIPS Trail Conventional Bonds Before Consumer Price Data
• Maybank Net Jumps 16% as Malaysian Economic Growth Accelerates
• Hyundai Home Advantage Vanishes as Koreans Say Camry Best
• Chateau Latour 2010 Climbs to 16-Month High of $16,700 on Liv-ex
• Woodside Talking With Companies in Canada on Gas Partnership
• Commodities Drop to Lowest in Three Weeks as Fed Debates Easing
• Hitachi Construction Restores China Plant Operations
• Japan Stocks Falls on U.S. Stimulus Concern, Commodities
• Russia Winter Grains and Export Outlook Seen Aided by Weather
• Apple Falls After IPhone Builder Foxconn Halts Hiring
• Aussie Drops for a Second Day as Asian Stocks Decline
• BHP CEO Marries Oil With Chemistry to Get Value From Mining
• China Aluminum Holdings Seen at Record, Boosting World Glut
• Straumann Fourth-Quarter Sales Miss Estimates on Europe, Japan
• Fairfax Profit Surges After Selling Stake in Trade Me
• Whitehaven Coal Expects Final Maules Creek Approval Soon
• ASX Profit Declines as Reduced Equity Trading Crimps Revenue
• Hong Kong Stocks Decline on China Property, Fed Concern
• Qantas Profit Rises on Boeing Cash and Long-Haul Revival
• Romanowski Barred by Court From Deducting Horse Costs
• CIFI Holdings Markets First Dollar Bonds From China This Month
• N.Z. Says Milk Free of Fertilizer Additive Since Mid-November
• Knicks Fall to Pacers 125-91; Nets Rally to Defeat Bucks 97-94
• Oil Boom Forces Employers to Be Landlords in North Dakota
• Golf’s World Match Play Championship Interrupted by Arizona Snow
• Dow Chemical Loses $400 Million Price-Fixing Jury Verdict
• ResCap Sues AIG, Allstate Over Repayment Priority
• J.C. Penney Wanted Stewart to Break Contract With Macy’s
• Armstrong’s Cheating Won Record Riches of More Than $218 Million
• Christie Lets Atlantic City Bet Ride as Revel Reorganizes
• Payroll Tax Survey Sees 7 in 10 People Considering Spending Cuts
• ‘Parade’ Fills ‘Downton’ Void; ‘Golden’ Cop; Spacey: TV
• Chrysler’s $46,000 Ram Truck Roams Manhattan Cobblestones
• Pinterest Valued at $2.5 Billion Following Investment by Valiant
• Gardner Denver Sale Said to Falter Amid Management Reluctance
• Scott Backs Obama Medicaid Expansion in Florida Reversal
• Office Depot-OfficeMax CEOs Face Off in Unorthodox Search
• China’s Suning Plans Move Toward Wal-Mart and Amazon Models
• Sales of Previously Owned U.S. Homes Probably Eased in January
• Republicans Seeking Better Returns Reject Kingmaker Rove
• Grassley Demands Details on Lew’s NYU Loans Before Vote
• New York State Has 150,000 Cars Damaged by Superstorm
• Fast-Food Calorie Consumption Declines in U.S., CDC Says
• Fed Signals Possible Slowing of QE Amid Debate Over Risks
• Weight-Loss Surgery Fails to Reduce Costs, Study Finds