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February 27, 2013

• Chinese Feed Mills Said to Have Bought Six U.S. Corn Cargoes
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 02/28/2013
• India Rupee Touches Three-Week High Before Budget Announcement
• India’s Government Bond Yields Near 31-Month Low Before Budget
• Air New Zealand Soars to 2-Year High on Result: Wellington Mover
• Australia’s LNG Ltd. in Partnership Talks for U.S. Export Plant
• Philippine Peso Rises to One-Week High After Inflows Accelerate
• China’s Stocks Advance as Property Shares Rally on Vanke Profit
• China Regional Targets Cut in Sign Debt Concerns Heeded: Economy
• Benitez Confirms Chelsea Exit at End of Season, Criticizes Club
• Rebar Pares Monthly Drop on Australian Iron Ore Supply Concern
• Google’s Brin Touting Glasses Says Smartphone Emasculate
• Rousseff Woos Investors After Surprises Drive Them From Brazil
• Malaysia Said to Plan Tighter Dollar-Ringgit Fixing Rules
• Japan’s Industrial Output Rises as Yen Boosts Export Outlook
• Zinc Leads Base Metals Paring Monthly Declines on U.S. Outlook
• Credit Suisse Asia COO Dumith Fernando Said to Leave Bank
• Japan Won’t Start Nuclear Plants in 2013, Wood Mackenzie Says
• Wenzhou City Assigns 100 Judges to Resolve Bad Loans, News Says
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Pentagon Escalates Rhetoric Against Lockheed Over F-35
• Softbank’s Son Saves $2 Billion Hedging Sprint Deal
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Obama Makes Plea for Business Support for Spending Deal
• Rubber Advances, Paring Monthly Drop, on Outlook for Supply Cut
• Regency Energy Agrees to Buy Southern Union for $1.5 Billion
• Won Advances Most in Week on Current Account; Bonds Rise
• Iran Nuclear Talks Bring Signs of Potential Progress
• Berlusconi Boosts Demand for Bonds Down Under: Australia Credit
• South Korea Current Account Surplus Hits $2.25 Billion
• Australia Business Investment Unexpectedly Fell Last Quarter
• Treasuries Beating Tax Exempts Longest Since May: Muni Credit
• Hong Kong Bourse’s Li ‘Not Losing Sleep’ Over Slowed IPOs
• Fed’s Fisher Calls for Cuttting QE to Avoid ‘Overkill’
• 12 Tech Gadgets to Help Your Health
• Dow Chemical Loses $1 Billion in Deductions in Tax Case
• Mexican Peso Gains as Central Banker Says He’s Against Rate Cut
• Sugar Seen as Driver in Rise of Diabetes, Study Suggests
• Carnegie Wave Wins Australian Grant to Develop Seawater Project
• New Zealand Business Confidence Rises to 19-Month High
• Kimco Subpoenaed by Regulators at Part of Wal-Mart Probe
• Lend Lease Sells Aged Care Business for A$270 Million
• Atletico Sets Up All-Madrid Cup Final; Beckham Starts in PSG Win
• MBIA Swaps Rise as Insurer Cites ‘Substantial Doubt’ Over Unit
• Hankook Predicts Weaker Yen to Give Japan Companies Edge
• Amex Policy Reopens High Court Debate on Arbitration
• Mexico Central Bank Deputy Governor Sees No Rate Cut Case
• Caroline Kennedy Said to Be Candidate for Envoy to Japan
• At $445,000, Lamborghini Guarantees to Get You Noticed
• U.K. Wasting Money on Unwanted Defense Kit, Lawmakers Say
• U.K. Consumer Confidence Flat on Better Finance Outlook
• Fresenius, B. Braun IV Fluids Tied to More Deaths, Study Finds
• McKinsey Says Economy Faces ‘Long, Uncertain Pause’ in Finance
• UN Effort to Raise Carbon Offset Supply Won’t Beat EU Deadline
• Billionaires Lured by Masriadi’s Warrior at U.K. Art Fair
• Actress Loves Aristocrat in Joe Wright’s Stage Debut
• Mad Austrian Beats, Starves Girl Held in Cellar: Movies
• Abraham Venable, GM’s Envoy to Black-Owned Business, Dies
• Draghi Says ECB in No Rush to Tighten as Inflation Slows
• Kerry Will Seek More Syria Opposition Aid to Oust Assad
• Japanese Sold Net 665.4 Billion Yen Overseas Debt Last Week
• Los Angeles Gasoline Hits One-Month Low as Plants Restore Output
• Morgan Stanley Sells European Stock Plan Unit for $48.5 Million
• Sierra Nevada, Embraer Win $427 Million U.S. Air Force Award
• Shell Pause in Arctic Drilling Spurs Call for U.S. Review
• Mantega Says Currency War He Named Eases as Brazil Recovers
• Conservatives Hindered by Ownership-Society Ideal
• 15 Budget Ideas That Are Better Than Sequester Plan
• To Fix U.S. Budget, Reform Medical Malpractice Law
• Could the Miami Scandal Bring Down the NCAA?
• Hard-Smoking Russians Welcome Efforts to Make Them Stop
• Sequestration: Washington’s Latest Economy-Hobbling Act
• Obese Moms Increase Heart-Attack Risk for Their Infants
• Autism Shares Genetic Features With Psychiatric Disorders
• Magyar Telekom Unexpectedly Posts 4th Quarter Loss on Tax
• Cnooc CEO Says More Canadian Purchases Are ‘Not My Priority’
• Australian Stocks, Japanese Futures Advance on U.S. Housing
• Puerto Rico Governor’s Pension Plan Increases Retirement Age
• Dow Says Spread of Herbicide Tolerant Weeds Accelerate
• Boeing Tanker Project Found ‘Generally Stable’ in Report
• Killing Leaky Ships, Costly Planes Won’t Save Pentagon
• Holmen Bets Magazine Paper Knock-Off Will Lure Publishers
• White House Says It Wasn’t Asked About Freeing Detainees
• After Kazakhstan Talks, Is Iran for Real?
• AutoNavi Gains on Profit as Lawsuit Sinks Ambow: China Overnight
• Coinstar Rises on Outlook for Streaming, Coffee Ventures
• UBS Client, 78, Charged With Tax Evasion in Illinois Case
• Company Credit Swaps in U.S. Decline as Pending Home Sales Rise
• Warriors’ David Lee Suspended for Tonight’s NBA Game at Knicks
• BlackRock Worthless to Argentina as Singer Seen Winning
• Euro Advances Against Dollar on Easing Italy Concern, Bernanke
• Governor Says U.S. Must Empty Leaky Radioactive Tanks
• Gasoline Futures Tumble Most in 14 Months: Commodities at Close
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for February 27
• Ethanol’s Discount to Gasoline Slides to One-Month Low on Supply
• Police Officials, Republicans Clash on Assault Weapon Ban
• Brazil Wind Companies May Boost Prices 20% to Comply With Rules
• Treasuries Fall as Bernanke Stimulus Defense Damps Refuge Demand
• Curry Says OCC Still Urging Banks to Slow Cuts to Loan Reserves
• Dow Average Rises to Five-Year High Amid Housing Report
• Workers Adding to Egyptian Chaos as Strike Wave Disrupts Economy
• Artificial Pancreas Limits Diabetes Blood-Sugar Swings in Study
• Wii Games Boost Performance of Trainee Surgeons, Study Finds
• N.Z. Building Permits Little Changed Near 4 1/2-Year High
• Fortress Says Its Profit More Than Doubles on Fee Income
• Argentina to Ship 2 Million Tons of Soybeans in Next 30 Days
• Crude Options Volatility Falls as Futures Settle Into Range
• Gasoline Futures Fall Most in 14 Months on Rising Production
• UBS Shuts L.A. Investment-Banking Office With Up to 20 Staff
• Lojas Renner Drops Most in Week as Income Trails Estimates
• MetLife to Refund AIG After $190 Million Tax-Case Win
• Dow Average Rises to 5-Year High; Euro, Italy Bonds Gain
• Jet Fuel Gains to Highest in Nearly a Month on Supplies
• Ethanol RIN Values Jump to Record 53 Cents, Blue Ocean Says
• About That $83 Billion Bank Subsidy. We Still Mean It.
• Chelsea Beats Middlesbrough to Advance to F.A. Cup Quarterfinals
• Priceline Profit Beats Estimates on International Growth
• Coach Rises on Report Company May Consider Sale
• LinkedIn Surges to Record Amid User Growth Optimism
• VirnetX $368 Million Verdict Against Apple Upheld by Judge
• Centerpoint Would Look to Buy Oncor If Up for Sale
• Apple’s ‘Very Active’ Cash Talks Won’t Assuage Investors
• SPX Turns Prey as Relational Pushes Asset Sales: Real M&A
• Verisk Gains as Profit Beats Analysts’ Estimates: New York Mover
• SJM’s Profit Jumps 27 Percent, Plans Special Dividend
• AES Rises Most Since 2011 After Beating Estimates: Dallas Mover
• Bernanke Says Fed May Decide Not to Sell Securities
• Meister, Related Boost Bid for CommonWealth REIT to $27 a Share
• Canada Stocks Rise on U.S. Data, Europe Equity Rebound
• Dow Transports Jump Most Since March 2012 on U.S. Economy
• Bovespa Advances for Second Day as Interest-Rate View Boosts MRV
• Brazil Swap Rates Fall After Inflation Report; Currency Gains
• Icahn’s Federal-Mogul Falls After Quarterly Loss: Detroit Mover
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for February 27
• First Solar Seeks to Hold Its Ground as Backlog Slips 15%
• F-35 Blade Inspections Haven’t Turned Up More Cracks
• Newmont’s New CEO to Try Improving Mines Before Selling Them
• Failed World Cup Projects Producing Rally for Marcopolo
• Cave Explorer Hunts Antibiotics 1,600 Feet Down: Health
• NFL’s Giants Re-Sign Lineman Will Beatty to Five-Year Contract
• Finning Sees May Dividend Increase on Repair-Unit Profit
• Tenet CEO Sees Boost as More States Expand Medicaid Plans
• Clearwire to Take Sprint Financing, Hindering Dish Deal
• Challenge to Chicago’s 99-Year Garage Lease Can Proceed
• Target’s Profit Trails Estimates on Poor Holiday Sales
• Machinery Orders Gain Shows U.S. Companies Plan to Grow
• Optimer Consider Strategic Alternatives as CEO Steps Down
• DreamWorks Animation Posts Quarterly Loss on ‘Guardians’
• Peru Sol Rises on Eased European Debt Concern; Bond Yields Fall
• Billionaire Usmanov Sells Up to $559 Million Mail.ru Shares
• Nikko Hiring in Asia as Assets Surge 51% Since Crisis, CIO Says
• South Korea Manufacturer Confidence Jumps to Eight-Month High
• Google Pixel Laptop Is Upscale Overkill: Rich Jaroslovsky
• West Texas Sour Strengthens as Refineries Boost Fuel Production
• New York City Sets Preliminary Prices on $838 Million Bond Sale
• WTI Oil Rises on Economic Confidence
• Homex Loss Highlights Builder Woes: Mexico City Mover
• We Learned Everything About Hagel -- Except What Matters
• Flowers Said to Win Wonder Bread After No Other Offers
• Glencore Buys Stake in Icahn-Backed Brazil Producer Ferrous
• Universal Music Sells Now! European Rights to Sony Music
• Caisse Unit Plans to Sell Most of C$2.3 Billion Hotel Assets
• Vornado Chairman Roth Named CEO as Fascitelli Resigns
• Inhofe Seeks Pentagon Flexibility on Sequestration Cuts
• Subway’s DeLuca Sees Sandwich Chain Expanding to 50,000 Shops
• Chilean Peso Gains After Italy Bond Sale, U.S. Data Boost Demand
• Securities-Fraud Suits Backed by High Court in Amgen Case
• Cattle Rise on Signs of Increasing U.S. Beef Demand
• What Bernanke Didn't Say About Housing
• Standard Bank Cuts Brazil Unit in Emerging Market Pullback
• Urbi’s Greek-Like Distress Captivating Greylock: Mexico Credit
• Mobius Praises Slim for Overpricing Sanborns IPO That’s Slumped
• Gold Heads for Longest Run of Monthly Declines Since 1997
• Two ECB Board Members Warn of Risk in Loose Monetary Policy
• Lead Prices Advance for Second Day on U.S. Economic Data
• Daimler Nominates Avon Ex-Chief Jung to Supervisory Board
• SEC Must File Fraud Suits Sooner, U.S. High Court Rules
• New Jersey Governor Signs Bill Allowing Online Gambling
• Wells Fargo Boosts Estimate of Possible Mortgage Costs
• Oracle’s Ellison Purchases Hawaiian Carrier Island Air
• Vodafone Said to Put Kabel Deutschland Approach on Hold
• Facebook Expands Custom Audiences Ad Service to Third Parties
• Dominican Republic Rejects $4 Billion Barrick Mine Deal
• How to Be Mindful in an 'Unmanageable' World
• Cablevision-Viacom Suit Aims to Shake Up $170B Industry
• Making the Voting Rights Act Work for Everyone
• Live Nation Gains as Quarterly Sales Surpass Estimates
• Bernanke Says U.S. No Japan as 2% Inflation Avoids ‘Lost Decade’
• Goldman Sachs 50-Year Chile Bond Makes it First U.S. Issuer
• Runway Closings Certain Under U.S. Cuts, FAA Chief Says
• Dish Seeks $153 Million From ESPN Over Channel Contracts
• Brazilian Soybean Growers to Sue Monsanto for Royalty Payments
• Odontoprev Slumps Most in 11 Weeks After Profit Misses Estimates
• Anti-Capitalist Ideology Animated First ‘Monopoly’ Game
• Knicks’ Rasheed Wallace Seen Missing Rest of NBA Regular Season
• Camp Presses U.S. Code Rewrite as Policy Divide Widens
• Eletropaulo Declines After Loss on Higher Costs: Sao Paulo Mover
• American Homes 4 Rent to Sell Shares in Public Offering
• Brazil Wind-Farm Rule on Power Cables May Scuttle Some Projects
• UN Carbon Offsets for March Rise 94% as Compliance Buying Jumps
• FSA Arrests Three in London Insider-Trading Investigation
• Italy Confronts Vacuum as Leaders Seek to Avoid Election
• Israel’s Fischer Says Spending Boost Must Not Exceed 5%
• Tesco Says Horse Meat Test May Push Margin ‘Down a Touch’
• Meister, Related Sue CommonWealth on Planned Share Sale
• Caisse de Depot Posts 9.6% Return on Equity, Real Estate
• ADF Seeks Port Authority Payment for World Trade Center Steel
• EU Sugar Prices Seen by Tate Remaining High for Now on Duty
• Zogenix Climbs on Optimism Zohydro Pill Will Win Approval
• Sarkozy Ex-Aide’s Office Searched in Tapie Award Investigation
• Water Filtration Company Pentair Climbs Following Dividend Boost
• TMX Group and London Stock Exchange Plan Bond Indexes
• Bernanke Says Higher Rates May Signal Stronger Economy
• Man Group Says GLG Partners Employee Arrested by FSA, Suspended
• Italy Likely to Pay Monte Paschi Aid by Deadline, Official Says
• Bernanke Says Fed Will Give Plenty of Notice on Any Asset Sales
• Pistorius Holds Memorial for Model He’s Accused of Killing
• Treasuries Pare Gains Before $29 Billion Seven-Year Sale
• Hagel Arrives Damaged at Pentagon Amid Budget Uncertainty
• Mercuria Buys North Sea Forties; Urals Crude at 22-Month Low
• 49ers to Trade Quarterback Alex Smith to Chiefs, Fox Sports Says
• Dennis Rodman's Visit to North Korea Is Worth Three Points
• Draghi Says ECB Can’t Solve Crisis as Policy Has Clear Limits
• Veterans Seen as Suffering as U.S. Scraps Health-Records System
• Adap.tv Said to Be in Discussions With Bankers on Potential IPO
• Van Cliburn, U.S. Pianist, Dies at 78
• Ambow Education Investors Pursue Lawsuit as Shares Plunge
• Grain, Oilseeds to Moderate as Output Rises, Canada Says
• Sequestration Cuts $154M in State Environment Funding, White House Says
• Bernanke Says Fed Examining Possible Asset-Price Bubbles
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for February 27
• German Stocks Advance as Economic Confidence Increases
• Sovereign Credit Ratings Should Be Scrutinized, OECD Says
• Italy’s 10-Year Government Bonds Advance After Auction
• Shell Buys Repsol LNG Assets in Americas for $4.4 Billion
• Ivanka Trump, Speyer, Chris Hughes, Rosen: NYC Scene
• European Stocks Climb as EADS, Bouygues Top Estimates
• Swiss Stocks Gain on Italian Debt Sale, U.S. Data
• Barratt Earnings Increase as Mortgage Lending Improves
• BP Praised Halliburton Work on Gulf Oil Rig, E-Mails Show
• Telekom Austria Ex-Managers Given Jail for Share Manipulation
• Bernanke Says Fed Will Review Exit Strategy Sometime Soon
• Centrica Plans U.S. Purchases to Grow North American Profit
• Ikea Sausages Pulled After Meatballs on Horse-Meat Concerns
• Turkish Banks May Face $828 Million Fine for Rate-Rigging
• Wind Power to Compete With Fossil Fuels by 2015, Make Says
• Vestas Wind Clients Seek Longer, More Complicated Service Deals
• Petrofac Falls to Three-Month Low on Offshore Investment
• Germany Steps Up HFT Scrutiny With Draft Bill
• U.K. Stocks Rise on Italy Debt Auction, U.S. Data
• Ruble Drops Against Basket as Russia Sells 50% of Bond Offering
• Winter Storm Scrubs Flights as It Moves Across U.S East
• Who Will Win Sequestration Blame Game?
• Egypt Balloon Pilot Jumped From Gondola Before Crash
• Colombia Yields Decline on Inflation Outlook; Peso Strengthens
• Spain’s Bankia-Led Bailout Won’t Spell End of Bank Troubles
• Yuan Overtakes Ruble as World Payments Currency: SWIFT
• Gilts Rise Third Day as Economy Shrinks, Investors Seek Safety
• Bekaert Posts Wider-than-Estimated Loss on Lower Cord Prices
• AES Gener Gains in Chile as 4Q Profit Beats Estimates
• S&P Suits Get Boost From Earlier Court Wins, States Say
• Swiss to Ban Big Cash Purchases to Curb Money Laundering
• Bond Cliff Looms With Slowest Sales Since 2008: Credit Markets
• Pannergy Gains Most in 14 Years as Lazarus Exits: Budapest Mover
• Monti Government Said Likely to Proceed With Monte Paschi Aid
• Deutsche Telekom Faces Second Mass Lawsuit on Share Prospectus
• Central European Media Shares Slump on Record Loss: Prague Mover
• Czech Day-Ahead Power Plunges Amid Cheaper Flows From Poland
• EIB Says It Hasn’t Made Statement on Energy Lending
• U.K. FSA Doesn’t Want Power to Prosecute CEOs of Failed Banks
• CME Net Loss Widens on Weaker TV Ad Market, Impairment
• MORE: Horsemeat Traces Found in Austrian-Made Sausages in Russia
• Lastminute.com Founder Lane Fox Appointed to U.K. Lords
• Ethanol Output in U.S. Rose 1.9% to 812,000 Barrels a Day
• Norway Faces Liquidity Shock in Record Redemption: Nordic Credit
• Officials Monitor Coronavirus to Avert SARS-Like Spread
• Cameron Has No Plan to Accelerate U.K. Budget Cuts, Office Says
• Bernanke Says Housing Market Is Recovering After Hitting Bottom
• Deere Board Raises Quaterly Dividend to 51 Cents From 46 Cents
• Telefonica Czech Unit Says Quarterly Profit Falls 13%
• Czech Senators Seek Treason Charges Against President
• 10 TED Talks to Help You Reimagine Your Business
• Bernanke Says Treasury, MBS Markets Not Disrupted by QE
• SNS Reaal Investors Challenge Dutch Central Bank Capital Order
• House Panel Chairman Says Gun Background Checks Not on Agenda
• LCH.Clearnet Hires JPMorgan’s Weisbrod to Run U.S. Unit
• Bernanke Says Fed Policies Benefit Housing, Auto Industries
• Huawei’s Biggest Unit Targets $28 Billion in Sales Amid 4G Build
• King Won't Forget Republican Foot-Dragging on Sandy Aid  
• European 2014 Coal Drops to Record Low Amid Colombia Miner Talks
• Iceland Failed Lender Glitnir Posts $2.4 Million Profit in 2012
• Caisse de Depot Posts 9.6% Return on Real Estate Gains
• EON Plans Wind-Energy Growth in Romania to Reap State Incentive
• Nordic Next-Month Power Rises as Carbon, German Prices Advance
• Imperial May Spend Up to 4 Billion Rand on Acquisition Hunt
• Allied World Says Ex-AIG Manager Staples to Lead New Surety Unit
• Bergen Considers Further Yard Sales After Rosenberg Disposal
• Copeinca Studies Alternatives to Pacific’s $556 Million Bid
• Office Depot Holder Starboard Urges Unit Sale to Gigante
• Straumur’s Einarsson Banned From U.K. Business on Tax Dodge
• Canada Investment Spending Seen Slowest Since Recession
• Turkey’s Pegasus Airlines Posts Profit in Run Up to Share Sale
• Napolitano Cancels Steinbrueck Meeting Amid Italy-Germany Strain
• Italy Has Room for ‘Smart’ Fiscal Easing, UniCredit Says
• Gross Says Corporate Bonds Irrationally Priced as Risks Rise
• U.A.E. Gulf Petrochem Will Triple Fujairah Fuel-Storage Capacity
• Ryanair Bid for Aer Lingus Blocked by EU Antitrust Agency
• FIFA Extends Italian, Korean Soccer Match-Fixing Bans Globally
• Blessing Leaves Goldman Sachs After 20-Year Career
• Siemens, Morgan Stanley-Backed Tidal Projects Receive U.K. Funds
• Microsoft, Google Eye Emerging Mobile Markets as Firefox Looms
• Styrolution Sees Auto Industry as Bright Spot for 2013 Sales
• Pending Sales of U.S. Existing Homes Rise More Than Forecast
• EBRD May Lend $14 Million to Romanian Utility for Water Upgrades
• Tymoshenko Murder Case Is Disaster for Ukraine, EU Official Says
• Do Women Take as Many Risks as Men?
• Bernanke Says Fed Has ‘Tools’ Necessary to Reduce Easing
• Failing to Beat Apple, Nokia Aims for BlackBerry
• Gazprom Rises to Two-Week High in Moscow on China Gas Plan
• Naira Weakens Most in Five Months as Importers Demand Dollars
• Jets Pursued Revis Trade Talks at NFL Combine, Daily News Says
• Turkey’s Vakifbank Said to Seek Refinancing of $921 Million Loan
• German Stocks Advance as Daimler, Continental Lead Gains
• EDF, GDF Able to Extend French Dam Contracts Under Proposed Law
• Standard Life’s Newton Purchase Unlikely to Fuel Flurry of Deals
• Hess Tangled Family Ties Targeted in Shareholder Revolt
• Warren Urges an End to Re-Arguing Consumer Bureau’s Structure
• VimpelCom Seeks Mergers in Canada, Control in Algeria, CEO Says
• Sequester Won’t Spur U.S. AAA Rating Downgrade, Fitch Says
• Egypt Risk Premium Rises for 6th Day as Opposition Boycotts Vote
• Ivory Coast’s Women Reject Equality in Household Debate
• Mike Holmgren Meets Raiders About Front-Office Role, ESPN Says
• Russian Winter-Grain Loss Improves on Warm Weather in South
• Apple CEO to Face Investors Seeking More of Cash Hoard
• Australian Storm Seen Delaying 43% of Global Iron-Ore Exports
• Norway Survey Increases Barents Sea Oil, Gas Estimates by 31%
• Ex-Sberbank Worker Sues for Sexism After Being Called a Cokehead
• Serb EPS Offers Consumers Debt Rescheduling to Boost Liquidity
• Allianz Unit CEO Sees Brazil Insurance Growing Up to 12% a Year
• Czechs Seek Direct Talks With Swedish Cabinet on Gripens
• Hedge Funds Plotting CMBS Gatekeeper Coup: Mortgages
• Irish Payrolls Rise for First Time Since 2008 on Recovery
• Three Killed in Shooting at Swiss Wood-Processing Factory
• France’s Hessel, Who Inspired Occupy Wall Street, Dies
• Glaxo’s, Pfizer’s ViiV Licenses HIV Drug for Kids to Patent Pool
• Euro-Area Insurers May Decline 7%, Says Natixis
• Russian Treasury to Offer Budget Funds by Repos This Year
• Thai Tap Plans to Expand Water Business in Asia, Krungthep Says
• PepsiCo Shelves Russian Drinks Plant After Buying Wimm-Bill-Dann
• WTI Crude Trades Near 2013 Low; U.S. Supply to Increase
• South Africa Delays Implementation of Carbon Tax Until 2015
• CommonWealth to Proceed With Share Sale Over Objections
• South African Stocks: Grindrod, Imperial, Litha, Standard Bank
• Spy Death Probe to Hold Closed Hearing on U.K. Documents
• U.S. Stock-Index Futures Advance After Durable-Goods Report
• Ghana Producer Inflation Slows to Lowest in Almost Four Years
• Canadian Dollar Fluctuates Before 2nd Day of Bernanke Testimony
• Canada 2013 Investment Intentions Report (Text)
• Carlyle’s Rubenstein Says Fail to Buy and Repent in Five Years
• Lira Gains 2nd Day on Italy Auction, Turkey Consumer Confidence
• Pound Erases Earlier Decline Versus Euro to Trade at 86.28 Pence
• Evercore’s Altman Says Cuts Imminent as Sequester Deal Unlikely
• Libor Criticism, Bernanke on Currency, Oxbow: Compliance
• Italy Sells $8.5 Billion at Bond Sale as Demand Increases
• Jeronimo Martins Finds No Traces of Horsemeat, Chairman Says
• Bulgarian Prosecutors Start Probe of CEZ, EVN, Energo-Pro
• Kenya’s Rain Seen Depressed, Poorly Distributed, Forecast Says
• Tanzania’s Robusta Crop to Boost Coffee Exports to 60,769 Tons
• Emerging-Market Stocks Advance From Two-Month Low on Economy
• Romania Leu Best Emerging-Market Performer on Bond Index Entry
• EADS Builds Hedge Book to $84 Billion After 2012 Euro Drop
• South Africa Delays Plan to Narrow Budget Deficit
• Barclays Cuts Bonuses by 450 Million Pounds After Libor Scandal
• AB InBev Sees U.S. Improvement as Bud Light Platinum Aids Growth
• Dong Energy Seeks $1.4 Billion in Equity as Gas Bets Failed
• Greenberg’s Asset Manager Conning Adds Two Directors
• European Stocks Advance; Stoxx 600 Climbs 0.3 Percent
• HDFC Bank CP deal:India Money Markets
• OBC & PNB CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• L&T Finance & Fedbank Financials CP :India Money Markets
• Telefonica Deutschland Predicts Faster Wireless Will Drive Sales
• Andhra Bank & Canara Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Wermuth Leads Investors in OTI Greentech on Oil Recovery Demand
• Asian Stocks Outside Japan Advance on U.S. Economic Data
• Arabtec Appoints New CEO as Builder Plans to Raise $1.74 Billion
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• EU May Need to Seek Larger Sugar Supplies While Quotas Last
• Pope Makes Last Public Address Before Becoming ‘Emeritus’
• India’s Sensex Index Jumps Most in Month on Economic Outlook
• Britam of Kenya Climbs Most in 3 Weeks on Outlook: Nairobi Mover
• Closed Campgrounds Not Scare Tactic in No-Leeway Law
• Austerity Policies Toppled Bulgaria Cabinet, Roubini Says
• Amazon.com, NY Yankees, Marvell: Intellectual Propeperty
• France Telecom Online Push Takes Orange to Italy, Africa
• South Africa Plans New Laws to Regulate Retirement Industry
• BRICS Consider Pooling Foreign-Currency Reserves, Gordhan Says
• India’s Iron Ore Exports Poised for Biggest Drop in 15 Years
• Indian Bond Yields Decline to 2010 Low as Deficit Cut Predicted
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.15% to 0.17%, ICAP Says
• Nazi Role in 1933 Reichstag Fire Should Be Probed, Pau Says
• Chilean Traders See Faster Inflation as Peso Loses Steam
• Dominican Republic Eyes $160 Million Water Plan, BNamericas Says
• Alwaleed’s Kingdom Shuns Investment Banks in Hunt for Deals
• India’s Rupee Reaches Two-Week High as ‘Austere’ Budget Forecast
• Pope Benedict XVI's Final Papal Audience
• STMicro Lures Samsung With Hover Screen Amid Venture Exit
• Slovenia’s Economy Contracted Further on Austerity, Survey Shows
• Abu Dhabi Stocks Gain to 3-Year High on Chase for Bank Dividends
• PGE Advances as Dividend Cut Concern Wanes: Warsaw Mover
• Bwin Surges as New Jersey Opens Gaming Floodgates: London Mover
• Blackstone’s Assant Says Buyout Funds Negative on France
• Egyptian Wheat Stockpiles Will Satisfy 123 Days of Consumption
• EADS Forecasts Higher Earnings as Airbus Deliveries Rise
• Adani Sees Record India Cooking Oil Imports as Demand Surges
• Dutch Parliament Backs Government Guarantee for Central Bank
• LNG Rates Seen Sliding as Cargoes Lag Fleet Through 2016
• Brazil February IGP-M Inflation Quickens Less Than Forecast
• Japan Retains Confidence in F-35 Fighter, Defense Chief Says
• Italian 10-Year Bonds Erase Advance, Leaving Yield at 4.90%
• Euro-Area Economic Confidence Rises More Than Estimated: Economy
• Esprit Posts $60 Million Loss Amid European Crisis
• Kenya Shilling Gains Most in 7 Months on ‘Peaceful’ Elections
• Jet Airways Shares Rise on Report Etihad to Acquire Stake
• Novorossiysk Drops Most on Micex on Share Concern: Moscow Mover
• Philips, LG, Samsung Appeal Shares of EU’s Record Cartel Fines
• Vestas Says Japan Needs to Improve Access to Electricity Grid
• Governments Must Let Failing Banks ‘Die,’ U.K. Lobby Group Says
• Rajoy Says Growth Is Goal as Spain’s 2012 Budget Deficit Narrows
• Southeast Asia Budget Carriers Seen Raising $750 Million
• Forint Drops to Four-Week Low on Hungary Central Bank Outlook
• Jeronimo Martins Shares Decline After Earnings Miss Estimates
• Goldwind’s Full-Year Profit Falls 75% on Industry Downturn
• U.A.E. Central Bank Governor Says New Mortgage Law May Be Eased
• Monti Government Mulls Delaying Monte Paschi Bailout
• Slide in British Exports Paced Fourth-Quarter Contraction
• India May Curb Widest BRIC Budget Gap for Rate-Cut Room: Economy
• Italian 10-Year Bonds Advance as Nation Auctions Securities
• Iran Nuclear Talks to Resume Next Month as Meeting Ends
• Euro Stays Higher Versus Dollar After Italy Holds Bond Auctions
• Praet Says Accommodative Policy Could Lose Effectiveness
• Endesa Suspends Annual Dividend for First Time Amid Recession
• Syria Mass-Reprisal Risks Grow as Conflict Lengthens: Ban
• Japanese Revival Seen in Honda’s First Plant in 49 Years
• Centrica in Talks With Partner for Race Bank Offshore Wind
• Germany to Add Most Coal-Fired Plants in Two Decades, IWR Says
• Israeli Lawmakers Oppose Israel Chemicals Sale to Potash Corp.
• Panasonic Names First Female Board Member as Executives Trimmed
• UOB Profit Climbs 25%, Beats Estimates on Non-Interest Income
• Italian 10-Year Bonds Erase Advance Before Sale; Yield at 4.91%
• ITV Pays Special Dividend as Profit Rises on Content Sales
• Glennmont Starts to Build U.K. Wind Farm to Power 10,500 Homes
• Esure Plans London IPO as Founder Reduces Stake
• Bean Says Inflation-Targeting Should Face Fit-For-Purpose Review
• European Stocks Little Changed Before Italy Sells Debt
• Kuroda Heading for Confirmation as Abe Prepares BOJ Nominees
• U.K. Pound Little Changed Versus Dollar as GDP Matches Estimates
• U.K. Budget-Cutting Plan Keeps Bond Yields Low, Rehn Tells Times
• AirAsia Jumps on Profit Surge, Dividend Plan: Kuala Lumpur Mover
• Bertelsmann’s Random House Seeks EU Approval for Penguin Bid
• Litha Healthcare Jumps on Delisting Proposal: Johannesburg Mover
• Yuan Advances for Fourth Day as Bernanke Defends Asset Purchases
• Swiss Stocks Are Little Changed; Swiss Life Gains
• Vietnam’s Two-Year Bond Yield Falls After Action; Dong Stable
• Italy Confronts Vacuum as Leaders Seek to Avoid Election
• Aviva Sells Russian Unit for Cash as Insurer Joins U.K. Exodus
• Norway Unemployment Rate Unexpectedly Rises for a Third Month
• Mao’s $300 Red Army Liquor Suffers Before China Congress: Retail
• Iceland’s February Inflation Rate Rises as Seasonal Sales End
• Italy’s 10-Year Yields Fall From 3-Month High Before Sale
• ECB Says Private Lending Contracted for Ninth Month in January
• Holcim Loss Exceeds Estimates, Weighed Down by Overhaul
• Huawei Joins Alcatel Reshaping Wireless Equipment Battle
• Italy Business Confidence Rose Before Italian Election
• AIA Group Beats Estimate With 89% Growth in 2012 Profit
• Aljazira Capital Hires Jaouni as Institutional Brokerage Head
• D.E Master Blenders Cuts 2013 Forecast on Product Pricing
• Intu Falls After Planning Share Sale to Finance Mall Purchase
• Biggest Fund Sees Economy Reigniting China Stock Advance
• Bulgaria May Hold Early Elections on May 12, 24 Hours Reports
• Sino Land’s First-Half Underlying Profit Rises 81% on Home Sales
• Chinese Duties on EU X-Ray Gear Violate Global Rules: WTO
• Taiwan Dollar Rises First Time in Four Days on Growth Optimism
• Italian 10-Year Government Bonds Advance; Yields Drop to 4.87%
• Copper, Lead Climb; Wheat, Palm Oil Gain: Commodities at Close
• Taiwan Industrial Output Climbed More Than Estimated in January
• BOE’s Fisher Sees Need for a Longer Run of QE at Slower Pace
• India Likely to Meet Deficit Aim to Slow Inflation
• Asian Corporate Bond Defaults to Stay Low, Moody’s Says
• China Stocks Rise Most in 3 Weeks
• Italy Rates Poised to Rise in Auction Amid Vote Concern
• French Consumer Confidence Unchanged as Jobless Claims Rise
• Russia Stocks Rise From Lowest This Year as Rosneft Gains
• China Vanke 2012 Profit Rises 30% on Smaller Home Sale Increase
• Segro Full-Year Profit Rises After Asset Sales Reduce Revenue
• China Buys U.S. Corn as Mold to Hit Local Supply, Yigu Says
• Hong Kong Bourse Quarterly Profit Worst Since ’09 on Trade Drop
• Lead Climbs in London on Growth in Automobile Sales: LME Preview
• Centrica Profit Gains 5.5% on Increase in U.K. Gas Demand
• Euro Advances Against Dollar, Rising 0.2 Percent to $1.3089
• Japan’s Nikkei 225 Posts Biggest Two-Day Drop Since 2011
• German Consumer Confidence to Rise in March, GfK Says
• Bouygues Forecasts Improved Margins After 2012 Profit Drops
• AGL Says Rules May Stop A$2 Billion in Coal-Seam Gas Plans
• Won Advances Most in Week on Current Account; Bonds Rise
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• SMBC Consumer Finance Said to Plan Move to Ginza as Rents Fall
• India’s Market Regulator Probing Crash in Small, Mid-Cap Shares
• Leung Raises Spending on Poor as Hong Kong Economy Gains
• Shark Kills N.Z. Swimmer in Second Fatal Attack in 4 Years
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• China Needs Tighter Monetary Policy, State Research Agency Says
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• Philippine 2015 Bond Yield Rises Most in Two Years; Peso Gains
• Weakening Snowstorm Heads Northeast After Hitting Midwest
• Australia Exchange CEO Funke Kupper Hiring for Derivatives
• Aussie Holds Near Four-Month Low on Italian Stalemate
• Hong Kong Plans Third HK$10 Billion Inflation-Linked Bond Sale
• Chicagoans Narrow Field to Fill Jackson Jr. Congress Seat
• Hong Kong Economic Growth Picks Up to Fastest Pace in Year
• North Korea to Offer Foreigners Uncensored Mobile-Phone Internet
• Italy Election Impasse Negative for Credit Rating, Moody’s Says
• Takenaka Says Japan Has Best Shot to End Deflation in Decade
• Top-Ranked Indiana Falls to Minnesota in College Basketball
• Women Trail in U.S. Employment Gains as Governments Cut
• NYC Landlord Rechler Juggles Double Duty as Cuomo Adviser
• HSBC Client Admits to Using Offshore Account to Evade Taxes
• Exxon Wins Reversal of Gas-Leak Punitive Damages Award
• Dennis Rodman Joins Harlem Globetrotters on North Korean Mission
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• Ken Heebner Bets 21% of His Stock Fund Against Treasuries
• Cablevision Sues Viacom Claiming Antitrust Violation
• Left Wing Simon Gagne Returns to NHL’s Flyers for Draft Pick
• Canada Losing Debt Halo as Property Peaks Under Carney
• Obama Memo on ‘Sensitive’ Jobs Stirs Whistle-Blower Fears
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• Christie Seeks N.J. Medicaid Growth in Reversal of Stand
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• Ford Targets 41% Per-Vehicle Cut in Waste to Landfills
• Facebook Backer Hansen Bets on Pinterest and NBA’s Kings
• God a Click Away as Web Courses Fuel Falwell’s College
• Obama to Share Cybersecurity Priorities With Congress
• Energy Future Creditors Said to Hire Millstein for Debt Talks
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• Disney Proxy Advisers Urge Rejection of Combined Top Job
• Tribune Hires JPMorgan, Evercore to Explore Sale of Newspapers
• Apple’s Backing Puts Gay-Marriage Focus on Obama at Court
• Goods Orders in U.S. Probably Dropped as Aircraft Demand Slumped
• Goldman Sachs’s Tusar Will Step Down as Electronic Trading Chief
• Tom Brady’s Revised Contract Seen Rankling NFL Players, Agents
• Wall Street Junk Kings Selling Debt Poised to Lose Value
• Dimon Says Banks to Have More Capital Than They Can Use
• TiVo CEO Sees Retaining Virgin Media Account After Buyout
• Obama’s SEC Pick Wary of Zealous Wall Street Prosecutions
• Reed Smith, Fulbright, Sheppard Mullin: Business of Law
• BlackRock Replaces Equity Managers to Boost Performance
• Bernanke Affirms QE Pace While Dismissing Balance Sheet Concerns
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