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February 28, 2013

• Indian Rupee Drops to Six-Week Low on Growth, Deficit Concerns
• India Bonds Gain on Optimism Slowing Growth May Spur Rate Cut
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 03/01/2013
• Rio, Mongolia Extend Oyu Tolgoi Funding as Talks Continue
• Palm Oil Heads for Worst Losing Streak Since 2006 on Inventories
• Japex Delays Start of Production at Iraq’s Garraf Oil Field
• Thai February Inflation Slows a Second Month as Food Prices Fell
• U.S. Asks for More Time on China Pork Import Rule, Group Says
• Nomura to Raise 53 Billion Yen Selling Stake in Real Estate Unit
• China Needs ‘Big Bang’ Plan on Pollution, Deutsche Bank Says
• Record Bond Sales Showing Lessons of 1997 Learned: Asean Credit
• Rebar Futures Fall in Shanghai on Inventory, Spot-Price Decline
• Jamaica Local Debt Restructuring Ends With 99% Support, WSJ Says
• India Minister Honeymoon Over on ‘Questionable’ Budget, BNP Says
• Stuyvesant Tenants Object to $68.8 Million Settlement
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• China Banks’ Bad Loans Rise for Fifth Quarter as Economy Weakens
• BOC Hong Kong Raises Yuan Rates, Starts Fixed Deposits for Banks
• Google Helped Honor FTC Chairman During Agency Inquiry
• Rubber Falls on Concern Demand May Weaken as China Orders Slow
• Indonesia Inflation Quickens to 20-Month High on Food, Power
• China Congress Gives Xi-Li Partnership Place to Unveil Plans
• Takeda Didn’t Warn of Actos Cancer Risk, Lawyer Says
• Lockheed F-35 Flights Permitted to Resume, Pentagon Says
• Dollar Index to Rally After Bullish Close: Technical Analysis
• Indian ADRs Post Biggest Drop in a Week on Budget Concerns
• Japan’s 30-Year Yields Fall to 7-Month Low Amid BOJ Speculation
• J&J Profit Pursuit Led to Defective Hip, Lawyer Argues
• Chinese Insurers Fall on Profit Concern; PMI Data Miss Estimates
• Boeing Eliminates Some Contractor Positions in South Carolina
• Sun Hung Kai Lowers Sales Target on Hong Kong Property Curbs
• Genting Net Triples on One-Time Gain After Power Plant Sale
• China Life Says 2012 Profit May Fall 40% on Market Slide
• Ringgit Forwards Set for Weekly Rise on Steady Economic Outlook
• BTS Said to Kick Off $1.3 Billion Thai IPO of Toll-Road Fund
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Apple Supplier Corning Sees 3-Year Wait on Flexible Glass
• Evans Says Fed Must Sustain Stimulus Amid Fragile Rebound
• Treasuries Beat Global Index of Stocks on Safety Bid
• Worst Losers Turn Winners in Illinois Repayment Bet: Muni Credit
• Texas Cigarette Buying Age Would Be Highest in U.S. Under Bill
• IMF Sees Malaysia Growing 5% Amid Potential Election Volatility
• Minnesota Counties Sue MERS, JPMorgan Over Filing Fees
• SEC Sues California Man Alleging Real Estate Fund Fraud
• Halliburton, KBR Burn Pit Suit Thrown Out by U.S. Judge
• Japan Holdings of U.S. Securities Surpassed China’s by June 2012
• Kerry Says U.S. Will Give Aid, Funds to Syrian Fighters
• Dennis Rodman Tells North Korea’s Kim He Will Be Friend for Life
• Groupon Ousts Mason After CEO Fails to Confront Coupon Slump
• Pine Nuts Rate Foie Gras Prices as Bugs to Drought Cut Harvests
• Morgan Stanley Sees China Stealth Spending: Cutting Research
• Undercover U.K. Police Mustn’t Have Sex With Targets, Panel Says
• German Banks With Soured Ship Loans Forgo Seizing Vessels
• JPMorgan Grabs No. 1 Underwriter Spot Spurred by Debt Refinance
• Morgan Stanley Ties JPMorgan in Earning Most Fees From Offerings
• Girls Aloud at O2, Liza Minnelli Cabaret: London Weekend
• SandRidge Posts Quarterly Loss on Higher Oil and Gas Cost
• Buenaventura Profit Misses Estimates on Lower Output
• Westfield Retail Slumps by Most in a Year as Lowys Sell Stake
• Gridlock, Deficits Show Terminal Political Decay: Lewis Lapham
• Pandora Caps Free Mobile Listening as Royalty Costs Soar
• What Obama Isn’t Telling You About Sequestration
• Japan Consumer Prices Fall for Third Month as Deflation Lingers
• Sempra Said to Seek at Least $500 Million in Mexico Offering
• FDA Reform Can Lift U.S. Economy
• CBOE Says SEC Probe Settlement May Cost As Much As $10 Million
• Leave the Hoarders Alone
• Why Democrats Must Get Smart on Entitlements
• Cash and Kerry Not Enough for Syrian Fighters
• Why You Should Care About That $83 Billion Bank Subsidy
• Bless David Einhorn for Taking the Fight to Apple
• No Honeymoon for Japan’s New Central Banker
• Fed's Fisher Urges Tapering Bond-Buying on Limitations
• Japanese Equity Futures Decline Before Employment, CPI Releases
• Sotheby’s Profit Falls 8% as Auction Revenue Declines
• Venezuela Charges Opposition Leader With Misuse of Funds in 1998
• Tel Aviv Hours Seen Keeping Volumes at ’06 Low: Israel Overnight
• Dominican Republic Keeps Overnight Rate at 5% for Sixth Month
• Harris Teeter Seen Worthy of Best Price Tag: Real M&A
• Is Pope Benedict the Vatican's Nixon?
• Swiss Voters May Rein in Bosses’ Pay in ‘Fat Cat’ Ballot
• Constancio Says Barnier Plan Not Enough For Bank Failures
• Strategies for the Spring Housing Scrum
• Calpers Backs Split of Disney Chairman-CEO Roles After Iger
• Coca-Cola Sells $2.5 Billion With First Debt in About a Year
• Low-Cost Airline Joins the Dogfight for Indian Skies
• Crude Declines as U.S. Economy Grows Less Than Expected
• Improve Your Business Writing
• Faro Surges After Distributor Purchase Bolsters Revenue
• Indian ADRs Post Biggest Drop in a Week on Budget Concerns
• Deckers Climbs as 2013 Sales Forecast Exceeds Estimates
• Emerging Stocks Rise Most in Two Months on China Property Rally
• Risk Council Led by Lew Hears SEC Update on Money Fund Rules
• Airlines Top Rally as PMI Outlook Propels Gains: China
• RBC, TD Post Record Consumer Lending Profits
• Air Lease Expands With $3.2 Billion Order for Boeing 777s
• Canada Dollar Falls on Speculation GDP Contracted
• Shell Pause in Arctic Drilling Spurs Call for U.S. Review
• Treasuries Gain for First Month Since November on Fed
• S&P 500 Falls as Senate Rejects Plan Replacing Sequester
• Senate Votes Keep $85 Billion U.S. Spending Cuts in Place
• IBM Chief Rometty Boosts Analytics Sales Goal to $20 Billion
• Builders Find Investors Eager to Finance Housing Growth
• Amazon Said to Seek Up to 500,000 Square Feet in NYC
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for February 28
• JPMorgan Traders Lost on 41 Days as ‘London Whale’ Unwinds
• Freddie Mac Ends 2012 With Profit on Gains in U.S. Housing
• Gold Falls on Signs of Economic Recovery: Commodities at Close
• Fiat CEO Says Chrysler Ownership Clarity in Third Quarter
• Raytheon Missile-Seeking Blimp to Get Test Run Guarding Capital
• Votes Counted in Special Poll Pitting Cameron Vs. Clegg
• Los Angeles Parents Powerless as Candidates Ignore Abuse
• Freeport-McMoRan Sells $6.5 Billion of Bonds for Plains Buyout
• U.S. Credit Swaps Rise as Senate Votes to Retain Spending Cuts
• U.S. Stocks Erase Gains; Europe Shares, Italy Bonds Rise
• Cablevision Declines as Sandy Costs Leads to Quarterly Loss
• Chicago Gas Falls to 7-Week Low as Refineries Boost Runs
• ING Sells Part of Sul America Stake to Larragoiti Family
• Apple Argues Suit Over IPhone Data Collection Doesn’t Show Harm
• Crude Options Volatility Slips as Oil Futures Fall to 2013 Low
• NII Holdings Tumbles as Chile Writedown Contributes to Loss
• China Asks Companies to Mind Environment When Investing Overseas
• Wal-Mart Struggles to Restock Store Shelves as U.S. Sales Slump
• Shell Sees Solar as Biggest Energy Source After Exiting It
• JPMorgan Fights Lehman Bid to ‘Harass’ by Querying Iksil
• Barnes & Noble Loss Seen Accelerating Selling of Stores
• ConocoPhillips Says It May Fund Spending With Asset Sales
• Brazil to Let Phone Carriers Invest Rather Than Pay Fines
• FHA Hits Brakes on Housing With Budget Cuts: Mortgages
• Portland Gasoline Weakens Against Futures on Refineries
• BofA Posts Trading Profit 98% of Days With One $50 Million Loss
• Sunshine Oilsands Taps China for Output Boost: Corporate Canada
• Morgan Stanley Names Dan Simkowitz as Co-Head of Capital Markets
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for February 28
• J.C. Penney Lowest Sales in Decades Show Johnson Stumbles
• AOL Chief Operating Officer Minson Will Depart
• Petroleos Mexicanos to Raise $9.8 Billion in Debt This Year
• Amerisafe Gains Most Since 2008 on Profit Growth: Houston Mover
• Petrobras in Talks With Sinopec to Develop Brazil Refineries
• Sears Posts Wider-Than-Predicted Loss as Sales Decline
• BroadSoft Plunges Most Ever After Annual Forecast
• Buffett Outlining Dividend Plan May Ease Successor’s Path
• Americans’ Sentiment Improves Along With Job Market: Economy
• Hong Kong Investor Backs Ciris’s Microbial Coal-to-Gas Process
• Ethanol Weakens Against Gasoline as Supply Weighs on Fuel
• Catamaran’s Thierer Plans To Be Active In Acquisitions
• Mylan’s CEO Says Strides Deal Helps Biotechnology Push
• The Big Catholic Mostly East Conference
• F-35 Flight Ban Should Be Lifted, Pratt & Whitney Says
• Venezuelans Keep Faith in Chavez Recovery After 10-Week Absence
• U.S. Stocks Fall as Senate Rejects Plans Replacing Sequester
• Wheat Rises for Third Day as Discount to Corn Spurs Feed Use
• Disappearing Dollars Compound Default Threat: Argentina Credit
• Capping Bankers' Bonuses Is a Blunderbuss Idea
• Vale Promises Turnaround After Posting Record Loss
• Duke Explores Rooftop Solar as Panels Slow Demand, CEO Says
• Argentine Default Threat Spurs Bond Selloff: Buenos Aires Mover
• FHA Revamp Gets Senate Support as U.S. House Remains Divided
• Rogers Raises $1 Billion With First U.S. Bond Sale Since 2008
• OPEC February Output Rises for First Time Since August in
• Former Koch Employee Can Refile False-Imprisonment Suit
• Peru Yields Fall Most in Seven Months After Auction; Sol Drops
• If Your Accountant Wants a Cuddle, Don't Be Alarmed
• Billionaire Rotenberg Buys Marshall’s 10.7% Stake in Rostelecom
• Kaupthing Successor Arion Bank Reports 2012 Net of $133 Million
• South Carolina Pension’s Hedge-Fund Bet Trails as Fees Soar
• Canadina Dollar Decade-Long Rally Ending, Davis Rea Says
• Fox’s ‘Idol’ on Wednesday Drew Fewest Viewers in 10 Years
• Benjamin Graham’s Clever Idea for Averting Currency Wars
• BSkyB, News Corp. Are Said to Consider Breakaway Cycling Series
• Rhodium Beating Platinum to Palladium on Car Sales: Commodities
• Google CFO Says Keeping Cash for Investment Opportunities
• Senate Blocks Republican Alternative to U.S. Spending Cuts
• Steelmaker Schmolz Sued by GoldenTree Over Bond Issue
• Hines Buys Archstone’s Stake in Washington CityCenterDC
• Mexico Expects Solar to Surge as Country Seeks to Meet 2026 Goal
• Vermont State Retirement System Doubles Commodity Target
• Gold Heads for Longest Run of Monthly Drops Since 1997
• Keyuan Petrochemicals Settles SEC Suit Over ‘Secret’ Fund
• BlackRock Buys Italian Government Debt to Build Holding Back Up
• Heavy Louisiana Sweet Leads Gulf Crudes Higher as WTI Weakens
• Armstrong’s Former Charity Says It Will Survive Without Him
• U.S. FHA to Propose Own Version of Consumer Bureau Mortgage Rule
• Terex to Cut Almost 400 Jobs in Germany as Part of Restructuring
• ‘Girls Gone Wild’ Files Bankruptcy to Fight Vegas Debt
• Fed Says Consumer Debt Rose 0.3% During Fourth Quarter
• Groupon Shares Slump After Revenue Forecast Misses Estimates
• No Cheers for Sequestration
• U.S. Regulators Lay Out Plan for Foreclosure Compensation
• Euro Declines as Cooling Inflation Gives ECB Scope for Easing
• Colombia Says Unprecedented Coal Interruption Will Slow Economy
• Deal to Raise U.S. Revenue on Foreign Income Gets Closer
• Besalco Gains in Chile to Four-Month High on Expansion
• American States Water Earnings Rise on Military Contracts
• ThyssenKrupp Offices Raided in German Auto Steel Probe
• U.S. House Passes Renewal of Anti-Domestic Violence Bill
• Siemens First Capital Commercial Finance Wins Suit Dismissal
• India Tightens Rules for Investors Seeking Tax Treaty Benefits
• Cheapest Utility No Lure as Eletrobras Sinks: Corporate Brazil
• EU Carbon Surges the Most in 2 Weeks as Merkel Said to Back Fix
• Davivienda Agrees to Buy Biggest Independent Colombian Brokerage
• Army Signals Victory in Fight to Keep Mississippi Open to Barges
• Treasuries Erase Gains as Demand Increases for Riskier Assets
• Fed Governor Raskin Says Bank Reputations Harmed by Bailouts
• Van Rompuy Calls on U.K. to Lead EU Reforms, Not Leave Bloc
• American Capital Raises $1.6 Billion as Fed Watches REITs Growth
• Hospital Readmissions for U.S. Medicare Patients Decline
• Bank of Japan's Next Boss Must Shock Investors
• Gabelli Says Market Helped by Activist Stands: Tom Keene
• ProShares Starts Fund to Track Private-Equity Investments
• BP’s Spill Probe Didn’t Focus on Management, Witness Says
• Question Marks Are to Sustainability as Coughs Are to the Flu
• Mercuria Buys Forties Crude; Urals Rebounds From 22-Month Low
• Brazil’s World Cup Team Bigger Worry Than Venues, Minister Says
• Netherlands Seen Failing to Meet Deficit Limit in 2013, 2014
• Chrysler to Invest $374 Million at Transmission Plants
• Industrias CH Tumbles in Mexico as Fourth-Quarter Volumes Drop
• Suez Unit Making Drinking Water From Saudi Brackish Groundwater
• Banker Bonuses Face Toughest Curbs in EU Basel Law Deal
• Siemens Leads Bond Surge After Slowest February Since 2010
• Credit Suisse’s Mortgage-Bond Deal Shows Rating Firm Splits
• Libor Claim Thrown Out in Deutsche Bank U.K. Swap Lawsuit
• CGG Falls in Paris on Lower Margins From Equipment Supply
• U.S. Pump Prices May Continue Rising in Weeks Ahead, AAA Says
• Centrica to Look at States Such as Arizona, Ohio for U.S. Growth
• Billionaire Del Vecchio Says ‘Why Not’ to Grillo as Premier
• McGraw Fighting U.S. Justice Recalls AmEx Battle for Company
• Canadian Stocks Fluctuate as Catamaran, Barrick Gold Decline
• J&J Owes $7.76 Million in Punitives in Vaginal Mesh Case
• Thales Logs 24% Earnings Rise on Planemakers Deliveries
• Chevron Hunting Moroccan Elephants Marks First Oil Boom: Energy
• Raw Sugar Gains as Silver Tumbles: Commodities at Europe Close
• Morgan Stanley Amends 2012 Profit to Add $87 Million Tax Benefit
• Peugeot Sells 1 Billion-Euro Bond to Boost Finances
• Mail.ru Declines Most in Six Months as Usmanov Reduces Stake
• Copper Falls for Second Day in New York on U.S. Growth Concerns
• Picky Patrons Skip Subscriptions, Making Managers Hustle
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for February 28
• Tudor Said to Plan First Equity Funds Since Pallotta Left
• U.K. Stocks Rise as ECB, Fed Signal Continued Support
• Italian Bonds Gain Amid Coalition Talks; Spanish Securities Rise
• Buffett Betrayed by Calls Shows Nobody Safe From Leaks
• European Stocks Advance for Ninth Month; Bayer Advances
• Telekom Austria Advances as Revenue Exceeds Estimates
• Man Group Assets Fall, Adding to Pressure on New Chief Roman
• Go Ahead and Gossip
• Luxottica CEO Says 2013 Started Positively, Sees Acquisitions
• Yingluck Seeks Bangkok Win as Opposition Weakens: Southeast Asia
• Vanguard to Close Wellington Fund to Some Investors
• Inter RAO Lietuva Jumps to Record on 2012 Profit: Warsaw Mover
• Lena Dunham, Benmosche, Rosenquist, Kennedy: NYC Scene
• IMF Says It Will Lower U.S. Outlook Because of Sequestration
• CORRECT: Ivory Coast Stocks Climb to Highest in More Than 4 Yrs
• Benedict Leaves Vatican for First Retirement in 600 Years
• JDR, Principle Power Win U.K. Funds to Curb Offshore Wind Costs
• BSkyB, News Corp. Said to Discuss ‘Breakaway’ Cycling Series
• Oil Flowing West to Asia Pushes Vancouver Port Growth: Freight
• Magyar Telekom Rises Most Since June on Dividend Decision
• HSBC Latam Corporate Credit Analyst Schmieder Said to Have Left
• BAT Says New ‘Safe’ Nicotine Product May Be Ready by 2014
• Prisoners Join Astronauts in U.S. Spending-Cut Fallout
• Hollande Is Most Unpopular French Leader Since 1981 on Economy
• Areva Profit More Than Doubles as Fukushima Prompted Cost Cuts
• Hollande Says He’s Narrowed Differences With Putin Over Syria
• Polish Power for 2014 Falls to Record in Second Monthly Decline
• CIBC Declines After Posting Quarterly Profit Drop: Toronto Mover
• Turkish Yields Fall as Stimulus Bets Outweigh Deficit Concern
• RBS Loss Widened in 2012 on Swaps, PPI Redress Provisions
• Obama to Tackle Climate Change Soon, Advisor Says
• GM Guarantees German Jobs in Exchange for Pay Freeze
• Sturm Ruger Profit at 25-Year High on Rising Gun Demand
• OPEC to Increase Shipments on Asian Demand, Oil Movements Says
• South Africa Probes Death of Man Lashed to Police Van
• CEZ Reduces Romanian Wind Capacity Plan on Incentives, Temelin
• UCLA Breaks Tradition With New Short-Sleeve Basketball Jerseys
• Cattle Futures Extend Rally on Tightening U.S. Supply
• Chilean Peso Reverses Gain After U.S. GDP Data Hits Copper Price
• Soybeans Rise on Improved China Demand for U.S. Crop; Corn Gains
• EU Climate Chief Says Talks on Airline Emissions Will Test Obama
• Pound Pares Monthly Drop Versus Euro on Dutch Deficit Forecast
• Republicans Tell NRC to Weigh Benefits in Fukushima Steps
• Barnett Shale Output to Tumble Through 2030, Study Says
• Male Power Eludes Women as Sandberg Leans Into Ceiling
• Liberty Shares Climb After Special Dividend, Profit Increase
• Canada Firms Must Seek New Export Markets, RBC’s Nixon Says
• Wal-Mart’s Massmart Sees Slower Growth as Credit Debt Climbs
• Potash Says It’s Still Trying Make Israel Chemicals Deal Work
• Rising Student-Loan Delinquencies Hurt Young Homebuyers
• Thai Billionaire Charoen Appointed Chairman of Fraser & Neave
• Former Perry Foe White Says Texas Lagging in Skilled Jobs
• Berlusconi Investigated for Corruption Tied to Italy Senator
• Colombia Bond Yields Fall on Rate View; Currency Little Changed
• Romanian Leu Gains to Month-High Before Entry to JPMorgan Index
• CEZ 4th-Quarter Profit Falls 52% on Albania, Power Prices
• Serbia Lifts Aflatoxin Cap as Fungus Affects Milk, Tanjug Says
• Russia’s 2027 Bonds Rise for Second Day to Pare Monthly Decline
• Hester Gives Cameron Chance of 2015 Election Boost From RBS Sale
• Russia Stocks Erase Gains, Extend 1st Month Drop Since November
• European Coal for 2014 Increases as U.K. Use of Fuel Surges
• Suzlon Falls Most in Four Years as Founders Sell Shares
• SodaStream Overtakes Green Mountain on Outlook: Israel Overnight
• Goldman Playing Cowboy in Chile Seen Luring U.S. Copycats
• Molycorp Delays Report to Determine ‘Substantial’ Writedown
• Gol Rallies After Frequent-Flier Unit Files Request for an IPO
• Business Activity in U.S. Unexpectedly Picked Up in February
• Commercial Paper Expands for First Time in Six Weeks, Fed Says
• GDF 2012 Profit Plunges After Charge on Europe Power Assets
• Eskom to Raise S. Africa Power Price 8% Annually for 5 Years
• Deutsche Telekom Says EE’s IPO Is for Late 2013 at Earliest
• Medicare Paid $5.1 Billion for Inadequate Nursing Homes
• Repsol Fourth-Quarter Net Doubles on Libya, Refining Margins
• Mobius Says Kenya Investment Prospects Outweigh Vote Risk
• Naira Weakens Fourth Day, Caps Biggest Monthly Drop Since June
• U.S. Auto Sales Seen as Best Since 2007 on Low Financing
• Swiss Strive for U.S. Tax Deal, No Update on Time, Official Says
• Bulgarian President Sets Early Elections for May 12
• Mexico Peso Poised for Monthly Decline on Outlook for Rate Cuts
• Canada to Seek Bids to Operate AECL Medical Isotope Labs
• Gasoline Rises, Narrowing Biggest Monthly Loss Since October
• Wienerberger Jumps as Raiffeisen Predicts Recovery: Vienna Mover
• Polish Post Rejects PKO Offer for Bank Pocztowy Unit
• Kenya Probe Finds Chopper Crash That Killed Minister an Accident
• Menopause Drugs from Depomed, Hisamitsu Offer Benefits
• Is Slovenia Looking for Its Own Beppe Grillo?
• Economy in U.S. Ekes Out 0.1% Gain as Trade Gap Shrinks
• Your Brain Is Hooked on Being Right
• U.S. Mortgage Rates Drop, With 30-Year Fixed at 3.51%
• Senate Plans Symbolic Votes as Spending Cut Set to Begin
• Europe Set to Miss Offshore Wind-Power Target on Funds, BCG Says
• Pandora Caps Free Mobile Listening as Royalty Costs Soar
• Swiss Killings Raise Pressure for Stricter Gun-Control Laws
• Central Banks Spewing Cash Need to Plan Exit Timing, Rohde Says
• Riksbank Set to Keep Rate Steady in April, Wickman-Parak Says
• Consumer Comfort in U.S. Improves to Highest Level This Year
• Socar to Invest 50 Million Euros to Expand Romanian Network
• Straumur’s Einarsson Dismissed After Report on U.K. Tax Evasion
• S. African White-Corn Gains Highest in Two Months on Dry Weather
• Credit Suisse Issues $426 Million of Jumbo-Mortgage Bond Deal
• Vitol Group Sees ’Severely Challenged’ Market for Crude Tankers
• Coffee Falls in New York as Traders ‘Skeptical’ of Rust Damage
• Krona Respite for Exports No Swedish Policy Goal, Reinfeldt Says
• Erste Foresees Cost-Cutting Amid Eastern Europe Slump
• Billionaire Usmanov Raises $532 Million in Mail.ru Sale
• Monte Paschi Receives EU4.07 Billion Bailout From Italy
• Vitol’s Energy Trading Revenue Rose 2% to $303 Billion in 2012
• Uralvagonzavod Drops Plan to Buy Serbia Sole Steel Plant
• Qatar to Appoint Consultants for Financing of Petchem Plant
• FTC Commissioner Edith Ramirez Named by Obama as Chairman
• Dublin Home Prices Rise on Year for First Time Since 2007
• Google Called Before EU Data Watchdogs Over Privacy Concerns
• Lew Confirmed as Treasury Chief Plunges Into Budget Fight
• 49ers Pursuing Revis in NFL Trade Talks With Jets, Yahoo Reports
• NIS Says Bosnian Regulator Approves Takeover of OMV Gas Stations
• SEC Fraud Actions Lag, Currency, EU Cartels: Compliance
• Stada Rises as Company Confirms 2014 Forecast: Frankfurt Mover
• Bayer Sees 2013 Sales Growth on Drugs, Crop Chemicals
• U.S. Fourth Quarter Second Gross Domestic Product (Text)
• Virgin Media, BSkyB Must Block File-Sharing Sites: Judge
• Fed’s Lockhart Says Low Interest Rates Likely to Persist
• China, Russia Face Possible Renewal of EU Steel-Material Tariffs
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Feb 27, 2013.
• Vale Ore-Shipping Costs More Than Double as Miner’s Fleet Grows
• Canada Fourth Quarter Current Account Report (Text)
• Canada Jan. Industrial Product and Raw Materials Prices (Text)
• Brazil Swap Rates Drop as Services Confidence Falls; Real Gains
• Conexant Files Bankruptcy After Negotiating Soros Sale
• JPMorgan Opposes Lehman’s Bid to Question Iksil on Derivatives
• Bajaj Finance CP :India Money Markets
• Andhra Bank & Canara Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Exxon, Petrom May Drill New Black Sea Well at End-2013
• Mid-March May Be Warmer in U.S. Northeast, Maritimes
• VimpelCom Expansion Seen Risking Debt Increase: Russia Overnight
• Cano Says Colombia Needs Expansive Policy for Very Long Time
• ECB’s Constancio ‘Understands’ Portugal’s Request on Deficit
• WTI Oil Set for First Monthly Drop Since October as Supply Rises
• Genting Profit Triples on One-Time Gain After Power Plant Sale
• Force India Formula One Team Rehires Former Driver Adrian Sutil
• SEC Said to Probe Milken’s Guggenheim Links for Ban Violation
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• GLG Partners’ Esprey Said to Be Arrested in Insider Probe
• Harvard’s Ferguson Says Long U.S. Dollar on Shale Gas Revolution
• Russia’s March Oil Export Tax to Hit 10-Month High on Urals Rise
• Unitech Seeks to Add Libor to Deutsche Bank Swap Lawsuit
• Spain’s 2012 Deficit Widened to 10% as Recession Deepened
• Fukushima Radiation Increases Cancer Risk for Girls: WHO
• Chile January Manufacturing Grew 4.3% as Unemployment Fell
• U.K. Needs More Secret-Court Safeguards, Lawmakers Say
• EU Regulators Warn Rookie Traders Over Contracts for Difference
• Fed Funds Open at 0.16%, Within Target Range, According to ICAP
• Gordon Ramsay at Claridge’s to Close, Chef Seeks Sites
• Bovespa-Index Futures Drop as Vale Posts Record Quarterly Loss
• Bonus Cuts Leave Less Cash for London Luxury-Home Purchases
• Clifford Chance, Linklaters, Dewey: Business of Law
• Elster Wins Brazilian Order for 105,000 More Smart Water Meters
• India Sets $2.6 Billion Capital Infusion Target for Lenders
• Arabtec Falls Most in Year on Dilution Concern: Dubai Mover
• German Jobless Unexpectedly Declines on Growth Revival: Economy
• Deutsche Telekom Says EE to Have IPO in Late 2013 at Earliest
• Egyptian Pound, Bonds Drop for Third Month as Unrest Hinders IMF
• Argentina Approves Joint Probe With Iran Into Jewish Center Bomb
• Morgan Stanley Middle East Equity Chief Joins Dubai Boutique HK
• Gold Demand in India Seen Rebounding After Import Tax Maintained
• GSK, VirnetX, Tivo, LVMH, Kolon: Intellectual Property
• Rangers Fined Over Player Payments, Will Keep Titles, BBC Says
• Carmignac Gestion Recruits Traders From JPMorgan, BNP Paribas
• Egypt Balloon Probe May Imperil Mursi’s Tourism Drive
• Scotland Gives Funds to Marine Center for Extra Wave-Power Site
• Toronto-Dominion Raises Dividend as Profit Rises
• Zoomlion Suspends Sanitation Unit Sale After Getting No Bids
• Croat GDP Falls for Fifth Quarter on Consumption, Investment
• Royal Bank Raises Dividend as Profit Tops Estimates
• Ahold Leaves Door Open to Acquisitions Ahead of ICA Cash Influx
• Copper Swings Between Gains and Declines Amid Lack of Demand
• Asia Stocks Poised for Biggest Advance Since September
• India to Increase Tax for Top Earners to Boost Revenues
• Romania to Scale Back Clean-Energy Aid to Curb Power-Price Gains
• CORRECT: Orban Widens Lead in Hungary Poll as Radicals Surge
• Simpson-Bowles Blues Brothers Tour Going Who Knows Where
• Felda Urges Tax-Free Palm Oil to Combat Reserves: Southeast Asia
• Toho Titanium, JX Nippon, JNC End Polysilicon Venture
• Veolia Jumps in Paris on Return to Profit, Reduction in Debt
• Wales to Start Rugby Title Defense Against Fiji, Uruguay
• Golden Agri Quarterly Profit Plunged 93% as Palm Prices Dropped
• Monti Says European Crisis Management, Populism Led to Defeat
• Canadian Imperial Net Income Falls 4.4% on Lehman Settlement
• Bank of Nova Scotia Sells Structured Notes Linked to French Debt
• Hong Kong Scraps Developers-Led Land Auctions as Supply Dwindles
• MegaFon Quarterly Earnings Beat Estimates on Data Revenue
• Slovenia Replaces Premier Amid Battle to Avoid Bailout
• Slovenia Replaces Premier Amid Battle to Avoid Bailout
• Beijing Air Pollution Tops Hazardous Levels Days Before Congress
• India Budget Revives Wind Subsidy, Introduces Low-Cost Loans
• India Pledges $370 Million to Start Women’s Bank, Promote Safety
• Morgan Stanley Joins JPMorgan in Recommending Swap Flatteners
• Southern Europe Budgets Imperil Baltic Revival, Latvia Says
• Investors to Prompt Berlusconi-Bersani Deal, Polillo Says
• IAG’s Walsh Pledges Iberia Overhaul Following 2012 Loss
• Depa Soars as Arabtec Plans Signal Purchase to EFG: Dubai Mover
• Thailand to Start Peace Talks With Muslim Separatist Groups
• India Will Increase Taxes on Power-Station Coal, Bauxite
• Arcam Gains After U.S. Aerospace Business Order: Stockholm Mover
• Glass Half-Empty as Bonds Perform Worst Since May: Russia Credit
• KKR’s Kravis Says Buyout Firm Thrives on Dislocation in Markets
• European Recovery Path in Danger as Politics Menace Growth
• LME Revenue Advanced 28% Last Year After Higher Fee
• Hong Kong Yuan Deposits Climb to Within 0.5 Percent of Record
• HSBC, Standard Chartered Profit Seen Up on Asset Sales, Revenue
• Euro-Area Inflation Rate Declined in January on Energy, Services
• Swiss Stocks Advance for a Second Day as Economy Expands
• Pacific Basin Posts First Annual Loss on RoRo Write-Off
• City Developments Quarterly Profit Rises 53% on Home Sales
• Adva Optical Slides as Quarterly Decline Looms: Frankfurt Mover
• Steven Spielberg to Head This Year’s Cannes Festival Jury
• U.K. Pound Erases Advance Versus Dollar to Trade at $1.5161
• Palm Seen Dropping to Four-Year Low on MACD: Technical Analysis
• RBS Recoups 302 Million Pounds From Employees After Libor
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• Sony Sells Tokyo Offices for $1.2 Billion in Turnaround Plan
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• Rio Names Chris Lynch as CFO to Replace Elliott
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• Air Arabia Rises on Goldman Price Outlook: Dubai Mover
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• Victoria’s Secret Plans to Open First Stores in Hong Kong
• Singapore’s Canary Wharf-Topping Condos Damp Dollar
• BP Profit Push ‘Root Cause’ of Gulf Spill, Witness Says
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• Big East Conference Negotiates to Sell Name, New York Times Says
• Penn State Upsets No. 4 Michigan in Men’s College Basketball
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• Sierra Nevada, Embraer Win U.S. Contract With $950 Million Value
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• Long Island Financial Adviser Charged With Insider Trades
• Ex-NFL Players Sue Over California Workers Comp Ban
• Sandusky Grand Jury to Be Probed by Special Prosecutor
• BP Misled Regulators About Macondo Well, Expert Testifies
• Argentina Says It Won’t Voluntarily Comply With Bond Ruling
• Assembly-Line Pizza Draws Hungry Fast-Casual Investors
• Facebook Ads Based on Browsing Challenge Google
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• GM Said to Target Up to 20% Growth for Volt Cars in 2013
• Boehner Restricts House Member Flights on Military Planes
• Knicks Win 109-105 Over Golden State, Curry’s NBA-Best 54 Points
• Voting Rights Act Questioned as Top Court Weighs Rollback
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