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February 22, 2013

• North Korea’s Kim Spends Three Days Visiting Military Units
• New York Flight Delays of 90 Minutes Seen From FAA Cuts
• Taiwan Yields Climb to 7-Month High as Insurers’ Appetite Wanes
• Yudhoyono Taps Finance Minister to Lead Indonesia Central Bank
• Facebook’s Product Director Blake Ross to Leave Social Network
• Abe Visit Affirms Ties With Obama Amid China, N. Korea Tensions
• Ten Network Names Hamish McLennan CEO Replacing James Warburton
• Morgan Stanley Sued by Ex-Employee Over Alleged Arbitration Ploy
• Paulson-Owned Resort Group Chapter 11 Exit Plan Approved
• Honda’s North American Corporate Unit Shifting to Ohio
• Asian Stocks Outside Japan Drop on China, Fed Tightening Concern
• American Airlines Asks Court to Approve US Airways Merger
• Mexico’s Inflation-Linked Bonds Rally on Rising CPI; Peso Gains
• BP Heads Into Spill Trial With Initial Court Victory
• European Stocks Snap Three-Week Decline; GN, Rexam Climb
• Urbi Leads Mexican Homebuilder Stock Plunge on Fitch Warning
• Gasoline Gains for First Time in Four Days: Commodities at Close
• California Carbon Permits Sell Above Expected Clearing Price
• Sempra Plans Mexican IPO Marking Energy Industry’s Bolsa Debut
• Fed’s Tarullo Sees Remaining Contagion Risk in Bank Liabilities
• Italy’s Bersani May Need Post-Vote Deal With Monti: Scenarios
• Benmosche Says AIG to Build Non-U.S. Life Insurance
• J.C. Penney Can Raise Billions Under Revised Credit Line
• U.K. Loses Top Aaa Rating From Moody’s as Growth Weakens
• Peru’s Fourth Quarter GDP Rises at Slowest Pace in a Year
• World’s Richest Lose $21 Billion as Icahn’s Fortune Drops
• ECUADOR NATIONAL COCOA ASSOCIATION REPORTS JANUARY EXPORT DATA
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for February 22
• Emerging ETF Gains on Cheap Valuations as Brazil Rebounds
• Canada Dollar Weakens to 8-Month Low as Sales, Inflation Fall
• Euro Touches Six-Week Low as ECB Bank Repayments Miss Forecast
• J&J Jury Reaches No Verdict After Fourth Day in Mesh Case
• NYSE Considering Changes to Disaster Recovery Model
• Stocks Rebound From Slump as Pound Slides on Moody’s Cut
• Allergan CEO’s Pay Jumps by Half With $9 Million Stock Award
• U.S. Stocks Rebound on German Confidence, Earnings Data
• Royal Bank Joins TD Bracing for Loan Slowdown
• Credit Swaps in U.S. Decline; Whirlpool Sells $500 Million Debt
• Cemargos Loses Most on Colcap on Share Sale Plan: Bogota Mover
• Lorillard Falls After FDA Tobacco Chief Named: Atlanta Mover
• Crude Options Volatility Falls as Oil Rises on Germany
• Charter Rises Most Since 2009 as Video Sales Top Estimates
• Walker Says Trim Entitlement Plans to Cut Deficit (Transcript)
• Vigor Jumps to Six-Month High on Itambe Purchase
• Fattened Margins Seen Shrinking 40% at Banks: Mortgages
• Elektra Tumbles After Reporting Jump in Loan Delinquency
• Burberry to Tiffany Seen Attracting LVMH: Real M&A
• Abercrombie Slides After Forecasting Quarterly Loss
• California Democrats Lose Veto-Proof Edge in State Senate
• Roche, ImmunoGen Win Approval for Breast-Cancer Therapy
• Asia Currencies Drop This Week on Fed Minutes, Intervention Talk
• IGT Proxy Fight Exposes Slot Machines’ Loss of Pull
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for February 22
• Argentina’s La Lata to Meet With Bondholders on Payment Terms
• Billionaire’s MSC Acquires Barnes Unit for $550 Million
• Aruba Networks Surges as Profit Exceeds Analysts’ Estimates
• Agrium Falls on Outlook for U.S. Corn Prices: Calgary Mover
• Coca-Cola Woman Board Nominee Bucks Slowing Diversity Trend
• KKR Said to Offer $3.68 Billion for Gardner Denver
• Bovespa Rises as Fibria Rallies With Global Commodities
• HP Shows Progress as Profit Outlook Tops Estimates
• Ethanol Snaps Streak of Gains Against Gasoline on Higher Output
• Texas Instruments Lifts Dividend 33%, Boosts Share Buyback
• Avon CEO McCoy Embraces Technology to Reverse Profit Slump
• Elan to Buy Back $1 Billion of Stock After Tysabri Sale
• Newmont Profit Tops Estimates After Gold Prices Increase
• Macklem Should Lead Bank of Canada Omers CEO Nobrega Says
• How Diageo Cut Its Carbon 38 Years Early
• Colombia December Industrial Output Fell 3% From Year Ago
• Neptune Orient Predicts Better Performance After Cutting Costs
• Cruz Blanca Gains as IM Trust Names to Favorites: Santiago Mover
• Whirlpool Sells $500 Million of Bonds, First 30-Year Since 1986
• U.S. Pork Supply Climbs 3.4% on Higher Production, USDA Says
• U.S. Placed 1.6% More Cattle on Feed in January, USDA Says
• SEC Enforcement Chief Sees Priority Shift From Crisis Cases
• Health Premium Increases Damped by Greater U.S. Scrutiny
• Mars Oil Ascends to Three-Month High as Brent-WTI Spread Widens
• Berlusconi Backs EU4 Billion Tax Refund Pledge With His Fortune
• Natural Gas Gains on Outlook for Bursts of Cold U.S. Weather
• Greenlight Wins Bid to Block Apple Shareholder Vote
• Is This the End for Sarah Palin and Jesse Jackson Jr.?
• Oil Rises on German Business Confidence
• Boston Snow Threat Lessens as Systems Away From Land
• Colombia Cuts Rate to 3.75% to Boost Slowest Growth in Andes
• Mexico’s PRI to Push Bylaw Changes for Oil and Tax Bills
• Pentagon Suspends F-35 Flights After Blade Cracks
• Zombie Towers Among Air-Traffic Sites on FAA Closing List
• Fed Officials Reject Warning Losses May Weaken FOMC Clout
• Flawed F-35 Fighter Too Big to Kill as Lockheed Hooks 45 States
• Sugar Rises on Record Backlog at Brazil Port; Coffee Advances
• BOE Plans to Sign Yuan Currency Swap Deal With China
• Cattle Futures Rise as Snowstorm May Curb Animal Weights
• Gold Slumps to Seven-Month Low as Economic Concern Ease
• Natural Gas May Decline Amid Milder Weather, Survey Shows
• GM South Korean Unit to Spend $7.3 Billion to Expand
• Brazil Plans Oil Auctions for Mature Blocks Within a Year
• Los Angeles Tuberculosis Cases Draw Federal Investigators
• Portugal Posts Budget Deficit for January as Spending Rises
• Illinois Bid for Rehearing of Gun-Carry Appeal Rejected
• Mayan Nobel Menchu Says She Talked to Chavez’s Spirit
• Mayan Nobel Menchu Says She Talked to Chavez Spirits
• Aluminum Prices Post Biggest Weekly Decline in 14 Months
• Egypt Opposition Slams Mursi Vote Plan; Islamists Back It
• Diesel Gains in New York as Supplies Slump a Sixth Week
• Tajikistan Negotiating to Resolve Water Feud, Ambassador Says
• Brazil Creates in January Half the Jobs Analysts Estimated
• Goldman Has No ‘Direct Access’ to Data on Heinz Account
• Alleghany CEO Hicks Likens Central Banks to Medieval Bloodletter
• Billionaires Vie to Open Banks as India Eases Rules After Decade
• Omers Posts 10% Return for 2012 on Private Investments
• Colombia Central Bank Rate Statement (Text) (Spanish)
• NHL’s Islanders Place Former Top Pick Rick DiPietro on Waivers
• Pentagon to Slow Contractor Payments Ahead of U.S. Spending Cuts
• Oil, Gas Rig Count in U.S. Rises for Second Week
• Peru’s Sol Rises From Three-Month Low as Dollar Squeeze Eases
• Armstrong Said to Face U.S in Landis Whistleblower Suit
• France Said to Consider Alcatel Stake After Patent Deal
• HTC to Fix Mobile Device Security Flaws in FTC Settlement
• Menendez Public Rating Drops as Democrats Stick With Him
• Nasdaq OMX Will Include Equity Depth Data in UltraFeed Product
• UBS Name Former ICAP COO Yallop U.K. Group Country CEO
• Step Aside, Oscars, Here Are the Becon Winners
• Pistorius Gets Bail Before Murder Trial of Girlfriend
• Syrian Rebels Plan Transitional Government, Seize Nuclear Center
• Severn River Capital to Wind Down Amid Challenges
• Moscow Bourse in Worst Debut in a Year as Fed Sinks Oil
• AS Roma Shares Rise 9.7% on Talks to Sell Stake to Sheikh
• Fed’s Bullard Says ‘Main Message’ Is Policy Will Stay Easy
• Fed’s Bullard Says ‘Main Message’ Is Policy Will Stay Easy
• BowLeven Rises to 3-Month High After Cameroon Well Finds Oil
• Now Is the Time for All Good Bankers to Bash the Caymans
• Tullow Drills for Ethiopia’s First Oil in Kenyan Extension
• EU Carbon Pares Decline as Denmark Supports Supply-Curb Proposal
• Vipshop Surges as Earnings Fuel Rebound: China Overnight
• Alcoa Quebec Workers Accept Conciliator’s Report, Union Says
• SNS Reaal Wins Temporary Approval From EU for Dutch Rescue
• Brazil Dockers Halt Cargos From Cargill Soy to Cosan Sugar
• Abenomics Must Avoid Becoming Bubblenomics 
• Pharma’s 95% Rally Sparking M&A Fever: Corporate Brazil
• Ex-Del Monte Chairman Pays Ex-Wife $23 Million in Divorce
• U.K. Within-Day Natural Gas Jumps to One-Year High on Weather
• Seaport Hires David Troyer for High-Yield Debt Research
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for February 22
• Harvard’s Matt Birk Retires From NFL After Ravens Super Bowl Win
• EU Cuts Dutch GDP Forecast, Sees 0.6% Contraction This Year
• Qualcomm Election Spending Suit Dropped by N.Y. Pension
• European Stocks Rise Most in Seven Weeks on German Data
• Lance Armstrong Said to Face U.S in Landis Whistleblower Suit
• Energy Nominee Moniz Sees Fracking as Bridge to Renewables 
• A More Productive Way to Think About Opponents
• Fed Extends Comment Period on Rules for Foreign Banks in U.S.
• Meat-Price Rally Seen on Cattle Supply Drop, Chicken Demand Gain
• U.K. Stocks Advance on German Business Confidence Report
• Yingli Fourth-Quarter Shipments Surge as Solar Prices Slump
• Pound Drops a Second Week on Miles Stimulus Call
• Bumi’s Defeat of Rothschild Clears Way for Bakries Split
• Polyus Gold Advances as Prokhorov Sells Stake: Moscow Mover
• Stocks in Switzerland Advance; Roche, SGS Shares Climb
• Quickening Mexico Inflation Reduces Room for March Rate Cut
• Forties Crude Loadings Rise in March Amid Swathe of Minor Delays
• VW Profit Forecast for 2013 Falls Short of Estimates
• Telefonica Grooms Pallete as CEO After Alierta M&A Spree
• Serbia’s Corn Imports Seen Rising as Fungus Spreads to Milk
• Canada’s Deficit Widens in December on Higher Spending
• Brasil Foods Gains as Diniz Nominated Chairman: Sao Paulo Mover
• German Notes Gain as Banks Pay Back Fewer ECB Loans
• Zloty Climbs as Fitch Revises Poland Rating Outlook to Positive
• Canada’s Economy Struggles as Inflation and Sales Slow
• U.K. Shale Will Fail to Unleash U.S.-Style Price Drop
• Turkey Stocks Fall 2nd Day on Bets of More Loan Growth Curbs
• IFC Invests $100 Million in Energy for Caribbean, Latin America
• Impoverished 4-Year-Olds Put Human Face on Budget Cuts
• Sugar Traders Most Bullish Since October on Ethanol: Commodities
• Rehn Says Spain Must Convince EU on Deficit to Win Delay
• Nigerian Breweries Reports Stagnant 2012 Profit as Costs Rise
• Air France-KLM Narrows Full-Year Loss on Job Cuts, Fares
• Costa Rica Utility to Buy 140 Megawatts of Renewable Power
• Risks to Spain’s Banking System Remain High, EC Report Says
• Russia Bond Yield Rises Most in Week Since May on Lower Crude
• BBC’s Savile Known to Prefer Young Girls: Newsnight Host
• Centerra Falls After Report of Kyrgyz Mine Review: Toronto Mover
• Julius Baer Most Hurt by Kickbacks Ban, Morgan Stanley Says
• Cargill Says U.S. Needs Mississippi Fix on Transport Woes
• USDA Says Corn Inventory May Triple to 26-Year High
• PBF Sees Crude Oil Trains Boosting East Coast Refinery Profits
• Trade-Worker Funds Can’t Recover Madoff Losses Says Court
• H.K. Doubles Stamp Duty on All Properties on Bubble Risks
• Opap Slides After Profit Target Misses Estimates: Athens Mover
• JPMorgan Says Emerging Debt Holdings Cut to 4-Year Low
• Eu Sees Hungary Breaching Deficit Limit in Orban Setback
• U.S. Offers Options for Troops in Afghanistan After 2014
• Club Med Seeks to Lure Chinese Clients as Asian Wealth Grows
• Zambia Banks Attracting Interest From Global Buyers
• Lithuania Debt Rating Unaffected by Ukio Restructuring, S&P Says
• The Real Conservative Echo Chamber
• Negro League Baseball Economics Depended on One Industry
• Delta Woos NYC Fliers With Service Upgrades on Some U.S. Routes
• JD Group Warns South Africa Consumer Spending to Remain Weak
• Obama to Press Abe on Opening Japan to U.S. Automakers
• Barclays’s Absa CEO May Get Awards of $2.1 Million by March
• Gutierrez Leaves Citigroup for Republican Immigration Role
• Cost of Dropping Citizenship Keeps U.S. Earners From Exit
• Florida's Laudable Support for Obamacare
• U.S. Approves $6.8 Trillion in Pension Funds for Cleared Swaps
• Bond Sales Slow in U.S. After Record January on Rates Concerns
• Colombian Yields Decline on Bets for More Cuts; Peso Depreciates
• Canada Stocks Rose on German Confidence, Earnings Results
• Romanian Leu Advances After Government Exceeds Debt Sale Plan
• Polish Saturday Power Drops to Lowest in Two Months on Germany
• Economists Warn Fed Risks Losing Control Amid Budget Deficits
• Fed’s Powell Says Central Bank Could Refrain From Asset Sales
• Rosengren Says Fed's QE Improves Fiscal Outlook
• Bernanke Said to Minimize Asset-Bubble Concern at Meeting
• Nowotny Says He Doesn’t Expect the ECB to Buy Bonds This Year
• Pope Transfers Top Official After Secret Dossier Reports
• Icelandic Bank Sells First International Bonds Since Collapse
• Gasoline Gains for First Time in Four Days, Pump Prices Rise
• Euro Rally Pushes French Linkers to Zero From Hero: Euro Credit
• Rehn Says Cyprus Aid Should Safeguard Financial Stability
• Hungary Risks Foreign Bond Dominance Unraveling, Fidelity Says
• Romania Utility Plans 13% Price Rise for Bucharest Water
• USDA Illinois Soybean Crush Report for Feb. 22
• ING Groep Names Belgian Head Hamers CEO to Succeed Hommen
• Snowstorm Moving in From Plains Threatens Northeast
• Apple Preferred Stock Plan Would Help Value, Einhorn Says
• Fed Dealer Borrowing Hits Almost 1-Year High After FOMC Reading
• Novartis Is Negotiating Consulting Agreement With Vasella
• Austria to Allow Regulators Early Intervention in Failing Banks
• Lloyds Bank CEO Horta-Osorio May Receive a $2.1 Million Bonus
• ECB Says Banks to Repay Less Than Forecast of Second Loan
• Rand Gains for Second Day as Commodity Prices Rally on Stimulus
• Banks Looking for ‘Right Thing’ on CEO Pay, Krawcheck Says
• Frontline Drops After Warning on Bond Repayment Risk: Oslo Mover
• Kabel Deutschland-Tele Columbus Merger Vetoed by Germany
• Seven Cancer Drug Billionaires Unmasked as Roche Surges
• ING’s Szparaga Joins Investors Brokerage as Stock Analyst
• Chile Peso Snaps Longest Losing Streak Since May on Global View
• Pratt & Whitney Said to Study Airbus A350 Engine to Rival Rolls
• Dangote Cement Jumps Most on Record on Profit Bets: Lagos Mover
• The High Cost of Suspicion
• Russian House to Raise 5 Billion Rubles in Asset Sales
• Mitsubishi to Expand Water Membrane Business in Vietnam Accord
• Ecobank Sees Deposit Growth of at Least 20%, Tanoh Says
• Brazil Posts Record Current Account Deficit in January
• CEO Benmosche Says If We Were Simple, ‘Then We Wouldn’t Be AIG’
• Top Canadian Junk Bond Manager Marshall Sees Rally Ending
• Russia Stocks Rally as Oil Rises; Polyus Gains on Prokhorov Sale
• Brent Crude Rises, Paring Biggest Weekly Decline Since December
• European 2014 Coal Falls as Colombia Aims to Start Strike Talks
• Espirito Santo Sells Property Loans to Private Equity Funds
• Low Prices Hit Farm Belt as Growers Get More Crop, Less Cash
• J&J Discloses Government Investigations of Hips, Mesh
• Bill Gross Says Bonds Advance This Week for Wrong Reason
• Canada January Consumer Price Index Report (Text)
• Canada December Retail Sales Index Report (Text)
• Canada Retail Sales Post Biggest Drop in Two Years in December
• EU Sees Slovenia Recession Extending on Exports, Poor Demand
• Cypriots Weigh Economy, Terms for Bailout in Feb. 24 Election
• Russian Citizen Depardieu Pleased With Mordovian Flat, RIA Says
• AIG to Focus on Reducing Debt Before Paying Dividend, CEO Says
• Brazil’s Prices Rise More Than Expected for Eighth Month
• Billionaires Buy Prokhorov’s Polyus Stake for $3.62 Billion
• SKF Credit Outlook Revised to Negative by Standard & Poor’s
• Commerzbank’s Debut SME Covered Bonds Get Central Bank Support
• Brazil Swap Rates Jump on Inflation Report as Real Strengthens
• Wrestling’s Olympic Ouster Binds Russia, U.S. and Iran
• City’s Suit for Golden Chain From Grave Fails in Berlin
• Canadian Dollar Weakens for Sixth Day Before Economic Reports
• CFPB-Autos, Ranking Assets, Structured Notes: Compliance
• Australia Home Asking Prices Rise as Confidence Climbs, SQM Says
• Trencor Extends Retreat After Sales Decline: Johannesburg Mover
• Did the ECB Just Warn Italian Voters Against Berlusconi?
• HDFC and TATA MOTORS LTD CP deal:India Money Markets
• ANDHRA Bank and IDBI Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money
• ABFL and SHAPOORJI PALOONJI CP :India Money Markets
• AXIS Bank and CANARA Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Angola Should Cut Fuel Subsidies, Smooth Spending, IMF Says
• EU Says Euro Area to Shrink in 2013 as Unemployment Rises
• Morgan Stanley Purchases Moscow’s Metropolis Mall
• AIG Jumps on Surprise Operating Profit as Investments Gain
• Generali Gross Premiums Climbed 3.2% Last Year on German Growth
• Commerzbank Will Eliminate 1,800 Jobs at German Branches
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• EU Not Pushing for Water Privatization, Barnier Tells Standard
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Big Four Auditor Dominance Hurts Quality, Regulator Says
• Latvia Meets All Terms for 2014 Euro Adoption, Dombrovskis Says
• Turkey Said to Hire Raiffeisen Investment for Ports Sale
• Ex-News Corp. Editor Avoids Phone-Hacking Charges in Britain
• S. African Wheat Drops to 7-Month Low on Rand Gain, U.S. Price
• Pan Africa Insurance Rallies on Higher Dividend: Nairobi Mover
• Sanofi Gets EU Backing for New Attempt at 6-in-1 Child Vaccine
• Ex-Virgin Boss Whitehorn to Champion Transport Innovation
• Indian Stocks Decline for Fourth Week; ITC, HDFC Lead Retreat
• Hungary’s Banking Industry Loss Narrows to $716 Million in 2012
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.15% to 0.17%, ICAP Says
• China-Costa Rica Economic Zone Under Discussion, Minister Says
• ECB’s Asmussen Says G-20 Lacks Leadership, Needs to Improve
• Paris-to-Frankfurt Forecasters Beat Wall Street Record
• Italy Court Rejects Challenge to State Bailout of Paschi
• Naira Gains Most in 4 Weeks as Oil Company Said to Sell Dollars
• Microsoft, VF, CIAA, Nolo, RIAA : Intellectual Property
• Pepper, Latham, Wachtell, Sedgwick: Business of Law
• Vietnam Premier Approves 2013-2020 Economic Restructuring Plan
• Fuchs to Raise Dividend About 30% After Profit Beat Estimates
• India’s Bonds Complete Third Weekly Advance as Auction Canceled
• Yingli Says Solar Sales Surge as Value of Inventory Reduced
• DNA Privacy Gets First U.S. Supreme Court Test in Rape Case
• Fuel Levels ‘Good’ as U.K. Tanker Drivers Start Strike, BP Says
• Manchester United Plans to Bring Back Ronaldo: Soccer Roundup
• Egypt Too Tense for April Election, ElBaradei Says
• EU Carbon Plunges After German Permit Auction Fails Second Time
• Singapore Police Says Man Aiding in Match-Fixing Probe
• Harris Teeter Said to Draw Interest From Retailer Ahold
• Slovenia Opposition Seeks to Topple Cabinet and Avoid Early Vote
• Euro Erases Advance After ECB Publishes Loan Repayment Data
• Billionaire-Backed Explorer to Revive Oil Hunt: Corporate India
• Tunisia’s Ennahda Nominates Larayedh for Premier, Arabiya Says
• Germany Is Not Bent on Dominating Europe, President Gauck Says
• G4S Drops on HSBC Concern About Margin Pressures: London Mover
• Most Asian Stocks Advanced, Led by Japan, Australia
• EU Adds Swiss Franc-Denominated Rates to Antitrust Probe
• China’s Chaori Solar Warns of Possible Default on Bond Payments
• Djibouti Ruling Party Seen Maintaining Grip on Power in Vote
• Monti’s Austerity Pushes Italy Toward Parliamentary Upheaval
• Credit Structured Notes Drawing Pension Fund Investors, BNP Says
• India Seen Raising Cooking Oil Import Taxes to Guard Growers
• TeliaSonera Gains as SEB Sees New Strategy From Managers
• Pandora Advances as Carnegie Sees 2013 Boost: Copenhagen Mover
• Miles Says BOE Should Loosen Policy to Bolster Recovery
• Germany Unveils First North Sea Offshore Wind-Power Network Plan
• Soybeans Climb; Oil Set for Weekly Decline: Commodities at Close
• Charoen’s Fraser & Neave Takeover Was Years in the Making
• U.K. Pound Erases Decline Versus Euro to Trade at 86.49 Pence
• Alcatel Names Combes CEO as France Said to Consider Stake
• China Home-Price Gains May Presage Policy Tightening
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Feb 21, 2013.
• Slovakia May Overshoot Budget Goal as Growth Slows, EU Says
• SEC Boosts Tally of Enforcement Successes With Routine Actions
• Croatian GDP to Fall in 2013 on Europe's Crisis, EU Says
• Italian Recession Will Drive Jobless Rate to 12%, EU Forecasts
• France Seen Growing 0.1% by EU, Short of Hollande’s Estimate
• Polish GDP Growth to Slow to 1.2% in 2013, 12-Year Low, EU Says
• Before Vote
• Romania Economy to Grow 1.6% in 2013 as Demand Rebounds, EU Says
• EU Sees Bulgarian Economy Grow 1.4% This Year on Domestic Demand
• EU Sees Czech Deficit Exceeding Government Goal in 2013
• Swedish Confidence Rises on Optimism Europe Exiting Crisis
• Twin Bombs Show India Vulnerable 4 Years After Mumbai Siege
• Soybeans Held at Brazil Ports Boost Prices in China, Wilmar Says
• Canada Leaves Wheat Output Forecast Unchanged for 2013-14 Season
• Taiwan Bonds Decline After Insurers’ Appetite Wanes at Auction
• Kenya’s Shilling Gains Most in Week on Treasury Bond Bids
• AIG’s Ascot Said Among Insurers of Stolen Diamonds
• China Said to Contract First Corn Shipments From U.S. This Year
• German February Business Confidence Jumps to 10-Month High
• German Stocks Advance as Confidence Data Beat Forecasts
• Euro Extends Advance Versus Dollar After German Ifo Index Rises
• German 10-Year Bunds Stay Lower After Ifo Confidence Climbs
• Turkcell Management May Propose 2012 Dividend Payment to Board
• Yuan Completes Fourth Weekly Loss as PBOC Cuts Fixing Amid Fed
• Hungary Debt Level to Rise Temporarily, Sustainable in Long Term
• Gecina Profit Exceeds Its Own Forecast as Rental Margin Widens
• VLCC Fleet Seen by Maersk Outpacing Demand Growth in 2013
• Ringgit Declines in Week as Global Growth Woes Deter Risk-Taking
• Billionaires Buy Prokhorov’s Polyus Stake for $3.62 Billion
• Billionaire Okada Resigns From Wynn Board Ahead of Vote
• Tencent Falls After WeChat User Details Sought: Hong Kong Mover
• China Overnight Rate Completes Weekly Gain as PBOC Drains Funds
• Spanish Shares Offer Value on BBVA Revenue, BNP Says
• Won Posts First Weekly Decline in Three on Intervention Concern
• India’s HDFC Bank Plans Dollar Bond Sale as CIFI Cancels Issue
• Nickel Leads Gains in Industrial Metals in London: LME Preview
• Mexico May Get Spot Peru LNG as Ship Arrives at Manzanillo
• Finmeccanica Removes Helicopter Head After Graft Probe Fells CEO
• China’s Stocks Post Biggest Weekly Loss in 20 Months on Property
• China Liquor Stocks Climb After Lagging in Rally: Shanghai Mover
• Valeo 2012 Earnings Rise 3% on Growth in Asia Car Markets
• Poverty Battle in Heart of India Begins With Factories
• Evonik Said to Plan 10% Stake Sale in Private Placement,
• OMV Petrom, Repsol Sign Exploration Accord on Romanian Fields
• Asian Stocks Erase Losses as Australian Lenders Rise
• German Business Sentiment May Reach Eight-Month High
• German Fourth-Quarter Slump Caused by Exports, Investment
• Nikkei 225 Rises Second Week as Defensive Shares Advance
• Shanghai Will Punish Electronics Maker for Polluting River
• ING Australia May Sell Record $2.1 Billion in Mortgage Bonds
• Japan Says Object, Stuck Valve Cause of Boeing 787 Leak
• Brevan Howard Alumnus Edwards to Start Asia Stock Hedge Fund
• Aussie Gains as Stevens Signals Intervention Bar High
• Aso Says Next BOJ Chief Doesn’t Have to Be From Finance Ministry
• Billabong Posts Record Net Loss on Brand Writedowns
• Record Sugar Output in India’s Top Grower Seen Curbing Imports
• U.S. Approves Cancellation of Calhoun LNG Texas Import Terminal
• Crown First Half Earnings Fall 34% on Echo Casino Writedown
• Palm Oil Heads for Weekly Gain as Soybeans Rally on Crop Concern
• Singapore Seeks to Repeat Biomedical Success in Space Industry
• Rupee Yield Warms Union Bancaire to EBRD Offshore
• NHL Winnipeg Jets’ Redmond Needs Surgery to Repair Skate Wound
• Knicks Deal Brewer to Thunder as 1 of 11 NBA Pre-Deadline Trades
• Top-Ranked McIlroy, Woods Lose in First Round of Match Play Golf
• Consumer Stocks Reflect Skepticism About U.S. Spending
• Danica Patrick Racing Helps GM Spur Urgency: Cars
• K&L Gates Posts 2012 Results on Website in Bid for Transparency
• Fox Seeks to Block Dish TV’s New ‘On the Go’ Features
• J&J’s Toxicologist Says Metal From Recalled Hip Harmless
• BP Wins Ruling to Exclude Some Criminal Evidence in Trial
• New York Gets a Marathon This Weekend for 1,500 in Central Park
• Goldman Has No ‘Direct Access’ to Information on Heinz Account
• NYC Best: Oscar Parties, Grace Potter, Beer Week, ‘Ann’
• Republicans Join Democrats to Back Ending Donor Anonymity
• Harvard Freshman Applications Climb 2.1% to Record 35,022
• Puerto Rico Set to Boost Worst-Funded Pension Sans Debt
• LivingSocial Falls to a Quarter of 2011 Value in Latest Funding
• Bausch & Lomb Owner Said to Seek Banks for IPO as Sale Falters
• S&P Probe by Massachusetts Said to Extend to Post-Crisis Ratings
• NBA Warriors Wear Sleeves as Basketball Enters Fashion Frontier
• Guest-Work Plan Obama Opposed as Senator Resurfaces Today
• Fracking Emissions Get Review After EPA Watchdog Report
• Microsoft Joins Oracle as Computing Companies Fight Patent Suits
• Gasoline Rally Seen Fueling U.S. Stock Losses: Chart of the Day