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March 1, 2013

• BP Battles U.S., Transocean Over Gulf Spill Rate Claims
• Keystone Oil Pipeline Assessment Signals U.S. Approval
• Bernanke Says Premature Rate Increases Could Choke Off Expansion
• Gillard Faces Loss of Western Sydney Labor Heartland, Poll Shows
• Apollo Chief Black Got $125 Million as Payout Increased
• Ambac Assurance, Credit Suisse Agree to End Mortgage Suit
• Apple Requires CEO Cook to Hold 10 Times Salary in Stock
• Norway's Modern Dining
• Cnooc Said to Cede Control of Nexen’s U.S. Gulf Assets
• CommonWealth Investor Asks REIT to Explore Alternatives
• King Closer to Winning BOE Stimulus Debate After Factory Slump
• European Stocks Little Changed This Week; Thales Gains
• Montrachet Leads Sotheby’s U.K. Wine Sale With Haut-Brion
• Romanee-Conti 1961 Listed at Zachys Sale With La Tache
• Senators Call Justice Department Response on HSBC Fine ‘Evasive’
• Asian Stocks Post Weekly Advance on U.S. Economy, BOJ
• McMorris Rodgers Says Senate Must Act First on Cuts (Transcript)
• Berkshire Profit Advances 49% on Buffett’s Derivatives
• White House Says Obama Welcomes Putin Cooperation on Iran
• USDA Says Horse Slaughter Plants May Open After Ban Lifted
• Great Barrier Reef Island Receives A$600 Million Resort Approval
• Coca-Cola Must Face Lawsuit Over Orange Juice Labeling
• Progress on Keystone XL
• U.S. Shuts Boston’s Fung Wah Bus Line for Blocking Probe
• Colorado Theater Suspect Holmes May Plead Insanity, Lawyers Say
• Bancolombia to Propose Up to $2.4 Billion Share Sale at Meeting
• Herbalife Nomionates Two Icahn Associates as Directors
• Patton Boggs Fires 22 Associates Among 65 Cut at Law Firm
• California Gasoline Little Changed as BP Delays Refinery Restart
• Mercedes Surpasses BMW in Feburary to Extend U.S. Lead
• MGIC Joins Radian Rally on Bets Insurers Survive
• Ally Says $750 Million Contribution to ResCap Could Be Increased
• Transocean Posts Profit as U.S. Gulf Drilling Increases
• MGIC Rallies as Mortgage Insurer Weighs Raising Capital
• BofA Settlement Process ‘Seriously Flawed,’ Report Says
• Soybeans Drop on Ample South Ameroca Supply; Grains Rise
• Youku Drops on Outlook as PMI Spurs 4-Week Rout: China Overnight
• RBS, Deutsche Bank Lose Appeal in Mortgage-Bond Lawsuit
• Emerging Stocks Erase Weekly Gain on China, Commodities
• Mexico’s Peso Posts Weekly Drop as U.S. Damps Export Outlook
• Mason Ouster Leaves Groupon Seeking CEO to Uncover Profit
• Praxair Cuts Earnings Forecast on Venezuela Devaluation
• Euro Falls Below $1.30 as Economic Weakness May Spur ECB Moves
• Canada’s Oliver Says Keystone Would Improve U.S. Energy Security
• Commodity Fund Outflows Reach Weekly Record of $4.23 Billion
• Treasuries Rise on Impending Cuts
• What Republicans Have to Lose in the Sequestration
• Futures Show Traders Reverse Bets on Euro to Drop Versus Dollar
• Zynga Offers Mobile Word Game by `Draw Something' Creator
• SpaceX Says Cargo Mission to Space Station Back Online
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for March 1
• U.S. Corporate Credit Swaps Fall; Bond Sales Reach Six-Week High
• Cocoa Tumbles on European Demand Concern: Commodities at Close
• NYC Midtown Air-Rights Sales May Raise Funds for Transit
• Canada Stocks Snap Three-Day Advance as Economic Growth Slows
• Crude Volatility Falls as Oil Reaches Lowest Level Since Dec. 24
• Leucadia Upgraded by S&P as Jefferies’ Outlook Lifted to Stable
• U.S. Stocks Climb as Economic Data Offset Spending Cuts
• Salesforce Revenue Tops Estimates on New Product Demand
• Phillips 66 Wood River Said to Slow Crude Units for Work
• Zynga’s Online Gaming Push Faces Hurdles From Casinos
• Ethanol-RBOB Spread Falls as Supplies Drop, Corn Rallies
• S&P 500 Jump 24% in Years With January-February Gains
• Pena Nieto Pushes Mexico’s Ruling Party to End Pemex Monopoly
• U.S. Stocks Advance on Economic Data as Euro, Pound Drop
• Hartford Restates to Show $38 Million Loss for 2012
• CMPC Drops in Santiago on Irregularities at Colombia Unit
• Canada Economic Growth Stagnates as Firms Cut Stockpiles
• Buffett’s MidAmerican Has 6% of U.S. Wind, Will Own 14% of Solar
• Ex-Massachusetts Treasurer Won’t Be Re-Tried for Fraud
• High-Risk Compounding Pharmacies Targeted for FDA Review
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for March 1
• Rio Tinto Said to Offer Canada Iron-Ore Operations for Sale
• Factory Expansion Spurs Growth as Budget Cuts Loom: Economy
• Sacramento-Based Group Submits Official Bid to Buy NBA’s Kings
• Fabricato Fails to Trade in Bogota as Investors Stay Away
• Best Buy Profit Tops Estimates as Schulze Makes No Offer
• Cinedigm Advances on $195 Million Debt Refinancing
• Facebook to Detail Updates to News Feed at Press Event
• Gulf Diesel Strengthens to 6-Month High on Supply Slip
• Occidental Losing Irani Portends Breakup: Real M&A
• Oil Falls to 2013 Low on China, Europe Manufacturing
• Boeing Holders Vote on CEO-Chairman Split Amid 787 Woes
• Chesapeake Says SEC’s Probe Escalated to Investigation
• Intuitive Robot Probe Threatens Trend-Setting Surgeries
• Peru’s Sol Falls to Three-Month Low as Banks Buy Dollar Reserves
• Brazil Stocks Less Alluring Than Mexico, Henderson’s Cowley Says
• Cocoa Falls to 9-Month Low on Europe Concern; Orange Juice Drops
• Druckenmiller Sees Storm Worse Than ’08 as Seniors Steal
• Natural Gas Falls as Midday Weather Outlook Trends Warmer
• SEC Moves Closer to Fiduciary Duty for Brokers in Data Request
• Colombian Currency Extends Weekly Decline on Coal Export Concern
• Canadian Heavy Crude Weakens as Spring Refinery Turnarounds Near
• Bloomberg Pursuits: Worth It
• Bloomberg Pursuits: Driven
• Bausch & Lomb Owner Warburg Said to Choose JPMorgan for IPO
• Bloomberg Pursuits: House of Math
• Ara Avoids Mexican Homebuilder Slump to Gain 21 Percent
• Merkel Calls on Italy’s Politicians to Stick to Reform Path
• Bloomberg Pursuits: Disaster Recovery
• Vale, Argentina’s Mendoza to Sign Deal on $6 Billion Project
• Carlyle Avoids Mowing Lawns in Housing Rebound: Mortgages
• Bloomberg Pursuits: Running With Scissors
• Brazil Energy Prices at 376.87 MW/Hour for Next Week
• Copper, Aluminum Fall to Three-Month Lows on China Data
• Heinz Said to Set Rate on $2.1 Billion Portion of Buyout Loans
• Pentagon Official Urges Contractors’ Patience on Cuts
• McIlroy Says Wisdom Tooth Forced Honda Classic Withdrawal
• Feeding Naked Chef’s Chickens Killing Biggest Bond Rally
• Brazil Said to Be Readying Tax Breaks for Ethanol
• Glaxo Sues Hospira Over Quality of Flu Vaccine Supply
• Carmat Fails to Meet Heart-Device Goals as Stock Holds Up
• UBS Plans to Close Mergers Investment-Banking Unit in Toronto
• Lance Armstrong, FRS Accused in Suit of False Advertising
• Anglo American’s Carroll Said to Get $3.2 Million on Departure
• The Republicans' Governor Problem
• U.S. May Swap Light Oil for Mexican Crude, Sieminski Says
• Uribe Says Colombia Wants CPI Back at 3% in ‘Prudent’ Time
• Beam Sued by Importer for $100 Million Over Whiskey Deal
• Political Instability Adds Pressure on Italy Rating, Fitch Says
• Yen May Retrace Lows If Key Support Breaks: Technical Analysis
• Goldman Tops M&A List as Berkshire-Heinz Signals Rebound
• Osborne Said to Recover RBS Bailout at 19% Below Rescue Cost
• Execution Broadcast to Show China Won’t Be Bullied
• Gasoline Fluctuates on Manufacturing, Consumer Confidence
• U.S. Rig Count Declines by Four, Baker Hughes Says
• EU Carbon Falls for First Time in a Month as Fast-Track
• Dennis Rodman's New BFF Is Also a Dictator
• Obama Lawyers Back California Gay Marriage at High Court
• Groupon CEO: 'Just Kidding, I Was Fired'
• European 2014 Coal Declines to Record as China Demand May Drop
• Belgacom Drops on Profit, Spending Forecast: Brussels Mover
• Drummond to Restart 80,000 Tons a Day of Colombian Coal Exports
• Lobbying Flurry Precedes U.S. Vote on Fukushima Rules
• Ralls Loses Bid for Court Order to Block Wind-Farm Sale
• Hibu Gets Default Rating After Missing Interest Payment on Loans
• Italy’s Post-Election Chaos Isn’t What You Think
• Morgan Stanley Buys Forties Crude; Urals Extends Gain in Italy
• Fällige Bonds, Kredite: Deutschland - Übersicht (Tabelle)
• Carlyle-Led Group Buys China Hotel Chain for $688 Million
• Einhorn’s Greenlight to Drop Apple Suit Over Shares
• Neckline Break May Send Euro to 3-Month Low: Technical Analysis
• Peru Sol Falls to Three-Month Low as Banks Buy Dollars
• Gold Outlook Splits Traders Weighing Stimulus Gains: Commodities
• Republicans Demand Exempting Pentagon From a Budget Deal
• The Slow Bleed of Sequestration
• World at Work: London
• Credit Suisse Not Liable for Saudi Investor’s Loss
• Dollar Outperforms in Best Month Since May on Budget Cut
• Wilmar Said to Take All of Sugar Delivered Into March Futures
• Green-Jobs Survey Dies as U.S. Readies Sequestration Cuts
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for March 1
• Lloyds Posts Loss on Loan Insurance, Swaps Compensation
• Hikma Weighs Unsolicited Approaches for Injectable-Drug Unit
• Citigroup Says Credit-Card Abuse Probes Fuel $266 Million Cost
• European Stocks Retreat on U.K., Chinese Manufacturing
• Acciona to Cut Investment in Half After Tariff Deficit Plan
• Monte Paschi Sues Nomura, Deutsche Bank Over Derivative Bets
• Cocoa Leads Declines as Wheat Advances: Commodities at Close
• Giggs Signs One-Year Extension at Manchester United
• EasyJet to Join FTSE 100 as Founder Stelios’s Ire Falls F
• U.K. Stocks Rise, Erasing Earlier Drop; Capita Rallies
• Deutsche Bank Cut to Sell at Goldman on U.S. Capital
• German Stocks Fall Amid U.S. Cuts; Deutsche Bank Drops
• Vale Railway to Biggest Iron-Ore Mine Shut on Derailment
• Cory Booker, Laurie Tisch, Buscemi for Jersey: NYC Scene
• Banks Get Calls Seeking BoC Candidate Better Than Macklem
• Swiss Stocks Rise for Third Week as Novartis, SGS Advance
• Citigroup Says Dodd-Frank Drives Off Overseas Clients
• Otsuka, Lundbeck Win Approval for Monthly Abilify Shot
• Ithaca Energy Buys Valiant for $308 Million in Cash, Shares
• U.S. Stocks Drop as Obama Says Cuts Will Cause Ripples
• St. Mary’s Bennett Suspended, Team on Probation After NCAA Probe
• Yeltsin-Era Tycoons Sell Resources for Distance From Kremlin
• Pound Drops Below $1.50 as Manufacturing Shrinks; Gilts Advance
• Topshop Fashion Chain Said to Plan First Stores in Germany
• Magyar Telekom Caps Best Weekly Gain in 6 Months: Budapest Mover
• State Farm Profit Surges to $3.2 Billion as Claims Drop
• Ex-Duke Lacrosse Players End Lawsuit Against School
• TPSA Rallies After France Telecom Offers Financial Help
• French Open Upgrade In Jeopardy Following Paris Ruling
• UN Says Erdogan ‘Wrong’ to Link Zionism With Fascism
• Jefferies Bache Takes Delivery of 152,763 Tons of Sugar
• Sierra Club Says 142 Coal-Fired Plants Shut During Drive
• Congress Leaders Meet With Obama as Cuts to Start
• German States Oppose Privatization of Municipal Water Supplies
• Leu Retreats From 6-Week High After Romania Lowers Issuance Plan
• J.C. Penney Cash Drain Imperils Makeover Plan: Corporate Finance
• Polish Growth Slows Less Than Forecast on Exports Cushion
• Brazil Growth Short of Forecast for Fourth Straight Quarter
• Norway Businesses Bemoan Push to Tighten Bank Capital Rules
• Allianz Gained $5.8 Billion From Italian Government Bonds
• Poland Benefited During Crisis Without Euro: Central Bank
• Hering Disappoints as Brazilian Consumers Pare Spending
• Economic History Roundup
• Royal Bank Joins TD in Business Loans Push: Corporate Canada
• Taco Bell in U.K. Discovers Horse Meat in Ground Beef Products
• Bertelsmann to Buy Full Ownership of BMG Rights From KKR
• Forint Strengthens, Yields Fall on Matolcsy Central Bank Pick
• Dutch Plan Extra Austerity Measures to Ease 2014 Deficit
• Dutch Bonus Cap Tougher Than EU’s as Bankers Put on Notice
• Cattle Futures Extend Rally on Tightening U.S. Supply
• German Bunds Rise as Unemployment Climbs; Italian Bonds Fall
• Salesforce Revenue Tops Estimates on New Product Demand
• U.S. Michigan Consumer Sentiment Rises Above Estimate
• Sibanye Gold Rises After 2012 Profit Gain: Johannesburg Mover
• St. John’s Top Basketball Scorer Harrison Banned for Season
• Atlanta Falcons Cut Turner, Abraham to Get Under NFL Salary Cap
• Iraqi Finance Minister Resigns in Front of Protesters in Anbar
• Jamaica Debt Exchange to Remain Open for Bondholders
• Herbalife to Add Two Board Members Chosen by Carl Icahn
• Rand Posts Biggest Weekly Drop in 5 Months on Record Trade Gap
• Naira Pares Biggest Weekly Drop in Six
• Jefferies Lowers 2013 Average Carbon Price Forecast by 13%
• Cameron Left Wondering Where Votes Are After Eastleigh
• Gap Profit Tops Estimates on North American Sales
• Ruble Drops to Lowest This Year as Crude Oil Slides on China
• MetroPCS Investor Paulson & Co. Opposes Merger With T-Mobile
• Impala Unit’s Land Is Grabbed by Zimbabwe With 30 Days to Appeal
• U.S. Stocks Trim Loss on Consumer Confidence, Manufacturing Data
• RTB Bor 2012 Operating Profit Rose 34.4% on Bigger Output
• Construction Spending in U.S. Unexpectedly Fell in January
• Polish Day-Ahead Electricity Gains Amid Unplanned Plant Outages
• Nordic April Power Trades Near Six-Week High Amid Stable Weather
• Golf Bodies Review Comments to Proposed Anchored Putter Ban
• EU’s Record Carbon Glut Poses Risk for Auctions: Energy Markets
• U.S. Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index Rose to 77.6 in February
• Bond Sales of $32.7 Billion in U.S. Reach Highest in Six Weeks
• Vestjysk Bank Plunges as Auditors Warn Capital Plan Must Work
• JPMorgan No. 1 Investment Bank Amid a Flurry of New Deals
• BP’s Caspian Terminal Exported Less Oil in 2012 as Output Fell
• USDA Illinois Soybean Crush Report for March 1
• Multiplus Tumbles as Fourth-Quarter Earnings Trail Estimates
• Grindeks Drugmaker Jumps Most in 14 Years on Profit: Riga Mover
• EU Parliament May Avoid More Delays on Carbon, Lawmaker Says
• Serbia to Restart Its Sole Steel Plant After Sale Fails
• Peugeot Enters Talks With Russia’s ZIL on Possible Cooperation
• Revenge of the Nerds Nears Completion as Sports Tap Big Brains
• Argentine Credit-Default Swaps Extend Surge After Bond Hearing
• Russia, Kazakhastan Working Together to Boost Asia Wheat Sales
• Kenyan Ethnic Loyalties Trump Economic Policies in Vote
• Azeri State Oil Fund Says 17.4 Tons of Gold Bought as of March 1
• Matolcsy to Focus on Growth, Inflation at Hungary Bank
• Salmon Hormone May Contain Too Much Cancer Risk
• Metro Cuts Dividend After Reporting Slump in 2012 Earnings
• Merkel’s Government Urges German States to Drop Fiscal-Bill Veto
• EU's Wheat Output Seen by Commission Rising Next Season
• U.K. Pound Weakens Through $1.50 for First Time Since July 2010
• Consumer Spending in U.S. Climbs Even as Taxes Hurt Incomes
• Eurotunnel’s Ferry Strategy at Risk as Rivals Cry Foul
• Xylem Buys Australia’s MultiTrode for About $26 Million
• 3i Defends its Strategy After Activist Bramson Boosts Stake
• Italy’s Stalemate Imperils Crisis Resolution, Finland Says
• Goldman Has Fewest Trading-Day Losses Since at Least 2004
• South African Wheat Gain for Third Day as Rand Weakens
• Acciona Encouraged by ‘Hot’ Water Market as Orders Double
• Markit Final February Index of U.S. Manufacturing Fell to 54.3
• Swiss Billionaire Meyer Forms Fortune With Kissing Party
• Sweden to Support Stabilizing Economy as Risks Remain, Borg Says
• Swedish Krona Gains as Economy Avoids Decline: Stockholm Mover
• Russia’s Wheat Exports Seen by SovEcon Declining Next Season
• Lehman Renews Bid to Query JPMorgan Trader Iksil
• Codelco Vows Bond Prudence in Plan to Retain Top Copper Mantle
• Indian Oil Increases Gasoline Prices After Rupee Declines
• Kemira Chief Said to Hire Former Colleague for Efficiency
• AT&T Goes After T-Mobile With Attack Ads
• EDF, Morgan Stanley Paris Offices Raided in EnBW Probe
• U.S. January Personal Income and Spending (Text)
• KenolKobil Ends Talks With Trafigura Unit on Planned Acquisition
• Best Buy Says It Got No Offer From Founder Schulze
• Canadian Dollar Rises From Eight-Month Low After Growth Report
• Dong Targets 40% Cut in Wind Costs to Compete With Gas-Fed Power
• Chile Peso Depreciates to One-Week Low as Copper Drops on China
• EnBW Profit Falls on Reduced Power Generation, Trading
• Canada Fourth Quarter Gross Domestic Product Report (Text)
• MBIA’s Municipal Bond Insurer Cut Three Steps to Junk by S&P
• Banker Pay, Monte Paschi Bailout, Auto-ABS: Compliance
• Putin Submits Bill to Reverse Party Limits in Election Rules
• WTI Falls to 2013 Low as China Slows, OPEC Output Rises
• PPR, Prada Said to Be Among Suitors of Jeweler Pomellato
• Palm Oil Inventory in China Seen at Record Amid Global Glut
• Brazil Swap Rates Drop as GDP Trails Forecasts; Real Declines
• Citigroup Boosts Estimate to $5 Billion for Possible Legal Costs
• Ex-Halcyon Executive to Open European Distressed Debt Fund
• Sugar Falls in New York Amid Delivery Speculation; Coffee Drops
• Noble Sees Earnings Buoyed by Agriculture Recovery
• Canadian Dollar Falls With Risk Appetite Before GDP
• Fitch Says Croatia EU Entry Benefits Limited Without Reforms
• Florence Mayor Renzi Resists Calls to Fill Italy Leadership Void
• Glencore Won’t Meet March 15 Deadline for Xstrata Takeover
• Biggest Robusta Harvest at Risk as Vietnam Suffers Drought
• Tata Teleservices CP's Deals:India Money Markets
• Libya’s Sovereign Fund Cooperating With SEC on Goldman Probe
• BOM & PNB CD's Deals: India Money Markets
• Klaipedos Nafta Juggles Tenders, Finance for Baltic LNG Terminal
• ABFL & Bajaj Finance CP's Issued:India Money Markets
• Andhra Bank & Canara Bank CD's Issued: India Money Markets
• Soccer Transfer Rights of African Teens Sold to U.K. Company
• GN Store Nord Gets Wireless-Speaker Boost as Apple Changes Port
• Bovespa-Index Futures Drop as Brazil GDP Growth Misses Forecasts
• Fed Funds Open at 0.16%, Within Target Range, According to ICAP
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Rock Star Confronts Armenian Leader as Rally Marks Deaths
• U.K. Factory Contraction Revives Triple-Dip Concerns: Economy
• Philippine Muslims End Malaysia Standoff After Shootout
• White & Case, Haynes & Boone, Weil: Business of Law
• U.K. Finds Its Beppe Grillo
• Fitch Reiterates U.S. Downgrade Likely on Debt Ceiling Crisis
• Cathay Cancels Order for Eight Boeing 777-200 Freighters
• Euro-Area Unemployment Climbs to Record on Recession
• Lira Weakens 2nd Day as U.S. Spending Cuts Spur Growth Concern
• Chile Ruled Out Rate Change on Weak CPI and Growing Demand
• William Hill Hits 5-Year High on Control of Online: London Mover
• BP-Led Azeri Caspian Project Cuts Crude Output for a Second Year
• Akuo Energy to Spend $205 Million to Build 2 Uruguay Wind Farms
• Samsung, Lupin, JetBlue, MLS, AP: Intellectual Property
• Natural Gas May Climb as Cold Weather Spurs Demand, Survey Shows
• Russia January Refinery Deliveries: Summary
• Weirather Edges Maze In Garmisch For First World Cup Win
• Andritz Lifts Dividend, Sees Increased Profit on Hydro-Power
• Goldman Cuts ‘Reasonably Possible’ Legal Losses to $3.5 Billion
• Merrill Sued by Private Equity Banker for $14 Million Bonus
• PBOC’s Zhou Says Holiday Cash Removed, Securities Times Reports
• China’s Manufacturing Expands at Below-Forecast Pace: Economy
• France Had Above-Normal Rain in Three Months, Forecaster Says
• German Labor Leader in Bochum Does Not Support Opel Deal
• Rolls-Royce to Tighten Sales Agent Policies Amid Fraud Review
• ABN Says Cost Target Challenging After Curbing State Payout
• Silver May Extend Drop as Bear Market Nears: Technical Analysis
• ECB Says Banks to Repay EU12.5 Billion of 3-Year Loans Next Week
• Italy’s 2012 Budget Deficit Narrows to EU Limit of 3% of GDP
• Sequester Impact Small, Says Stanford Professor: Chart
• Google Defeats Publishers Over Web Copyright in German Vote
• Nordic Banks Draw Latvian Rebuke as Dominance Denounced
• Five People Dead, Six Missing in Landslide at Philippine Project
• India to Lengthen Maturity of Debt Portfolio to Cut Repayments
• Sudan Sends Troop Reinforcements to Border State
• Benedict Seeks Refuge in Retirement After Church Scandals
• Apple Threatened With Higher Smartphone Tax: Corporate India
• Syria Rebels Seek Premier-in-Waiting as U.S. Steps Up Help
• India’s February Demand for Clean-Energy Credits Weakens 34%
• German Regulator Slams Tarullo’s Banking Plan for U.S.
• Cigna, Aetna Said to Be Suitors for Abraaj’s Turkish Insurer
• WPP Profit Rises as Margins Improve on Digital Investments
• Berne Scraps Structured Products Challenge to SIX Group’s Scoach
• FCC to Revamp Business After Spanish Builder’s $1.3 Billion Loss
• Morgan Stanley Joins Kommunalbanken in Digital Coupon Notes Rise
• Zloty Advances, Bonds Yields Rise After 4Q GDP Data
• German 2014 Power Declines as European Coal, Carbon Prices Fall
• Bersani Rejects Deal With Berlusconi in Repubblica Interview
• EPF Wants More for MISC Stake Following $2.8 Billion Buyout Bid
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Feb 28, 2013.
• Singaporeans Turn to Berkeley’s London Homes on Currency
• Czech Economy Signals Worse May Be Over in Recession
• German Bunds Stay Higher After Inflation, Unemployment Reports
• Harlem Shake-Up for Arab Spring as Dancers Protest Islami
• Vietnam Bonds Have Best Week Since January on Cash: Hanoi Mover
• Euro-Area Unemployment Climbs to Record on Recession
• Nissan’s Teana Tests Chinese Willingness to Buy Japanese
• U.S. Treasury 10-Year Notes Rise With Yields Declining to 1.86%
• Commerzbank Sees ECB Revising Up Growth and Inflation Forecasts
• BSkyB Buys Telefonica U.K. Broadband Unit for $303 Million
• Liberal Democrats Hold Eastleigh Seat in Blow to Cameron
• CoCos Draft Bond Cops to Stop Banks Kneading Assets: Euro Credit
• Euro Erases Advance Versus Dollar, Is Little Changed at $1.3048
• Indonesia 10-Year Bond Yield Climbs as Inflation Tops Estimates
• U.K. Mortgage Approvals Unexpectedly Fell in January, BOE Says
• EasyJet to Join FTSE 100 in Defiance of Founder Stelios’s Fury
• India Should Reduce Vulnerability to External Flows: HDFC Asset
• Convicted UBS Trader Adoboli Appeals Rogue-Trade Sentence
• Russia's Volga Area to Get Above-Average Precipitation
• Estonian Air to Get More Government Aid to Help Restructuring
• S. Africa Suspends Policemen for Death of Man Tied to Van
• Baht Leads Weekly Advance in Asian Currencies on Growth Optimism
• Asian Stocks Rise as Nikkei 225 Gains on BOJ Optimism
• Old Mutual Plans Africa Acquisitions as Profit Beats Estimates
• Euro-Area February Manufacturing Output Contracts for 19th Month
• Italy Unemployment Rate Rises to Highest Since at Least 1992
• South Africa’s PMI Rises as Weak Rand Boosts Demand for Goods
• India Seeks to Curb Deficit as Spending on Poor Climbs
• China Overnight Rate Completes Biggest Weekly Increase in a Year
• German Retail Sales Post Biggest Monthly Jump in Six Years
• Taiwan Bonds Have First Weekly Gain in a Month on Safety Demand
• Euro Rises as Spanish Manufacturing Shrinks Less Than Forecast
• Thai Baht Has Weekly Gain on View Faster Growth to Spur Inflows
• Palm Oil Drops for Eighth Day; Crude Falls: Commodities at Close
• Thales CEO Sees Profit Uplift in Regional, Product Review
• Lloyds Junior Bonds Rise as U.K. Bank Surprises Morgan Stanley
• Deutsche Annington Appoints Chief Executive Officer Before IPO
• Hong Kong Stocks Fall on PMI Data Ahead of China Congress
• Philippine Bonds Rally on Speculation of Further Monetary Easing
• Hammerson Profit Beats Estimates on Better-Than-Expected Rents
• Meteor City Sheds Soviet Nuclear Specter in Tourism Push
• Russia February Manufacturing Grows at Unchanged Pace, HSBC Says
• Euro Strengthens Versus Dollar; Advances 0.2 Percent to $1.3082
• Australian Towns Awarded A$20 Million in S&P Ratings Case
• Lafite to Boost U.K.’s Wine Sale Amid Austerity Drive
• Hungary February PMI Index Shows Manufacturing Expansion Slows
• Corporate Espionage Seen as Increasing Threat to Finnish Economy
• China’s New Home Prices Advance for Ninth Month, SouFun Says
• Copper Declines to Two-Month Low After China’s PMI: LME Preview
• Gold Little Changed After Fifth Monthly Drop on Global Economy
• Swedish Manufacturing Expands as Confidence Rises, Survey Shows
• Ten Cate Profit Falls on Cutbacks in U.S. Defense Spending
• Copper Falls to Two-Month Low as China Manufacturing Disappoints
• Marubeni Plans First Dollar Bonds Since 2006, Debt Risk Rises
• Yen’s Four Decade Climb Versus Dollar Over, Ex-MOF’s Utsumi Says
• Chinese Solar-Glass Makers Face Threat of EU Tariffs
• Treasury Wine Readies China Gifts Modeled on $168,000 Ampul
• U.K. Home Prices Rise for Second Month as FLS Cuts Lending Costs
• Cone-Sucking U.S. Invader Shrinks Mediterranean Pine-Nut Crop
• Topix Rises to Highest Since 2010 on BOJ Easing Optimism
• Mori Targets Global Tenants for Tokyo’s Toranomon Hills Tower
• U.S. Wins Bid to Limit Disclosure in Kim Dotcom Extradition
• Aluminum May Extend 2013’s Drop to $1,911: Technical Analysis
• Fallen Icons Defy Australia’s 3% Growth Rate
• BOJ Seen Spiking Punchbowl in April Under New Chief Kuroda
• Spending Cuts Signal Austere Future for Domestic Programs
• Clashes Kill 35 in Bangladesh After Islamist Sentenced to Hang
• Liverpool’s Rodgers Expects Luis Suarez to Stay: Soccer Roundup
• Komatsu Bets on Abe Stimulus to Lift Construction Gear Demand
• Aussie Dollar Rises Versus Peers on Bets RBA to Hold Rate
• Chidambaram Tax to Cut Profit at Indian Companies Next Year
• Kings to Get Rival Bid, Stay in Sacramento, City’s Mayor Says
• Lockheed Wins $334 Million F-35 Contract Before U.S. Cuts
• Barclays’s Malhotra Says Rich Indians Abroad Prefer Forex, Bonds
• Singapore Avoids Stimulus as Minister Acts on Bubble Risk
• Canada Bank Regulator Said to Probe Risk at Farm Lender
• BofA Probed by New York Over Mortgage Securities
• Google May Not Have to Give Ex-Workers Many Documents
• Credit Lyonnais Suit Over Middle East Attacks Nears Trial
• Oppenheimer Wins Dismissal of Pension Plan Suit Over Fund
• Oakland Renews Bid to Block Seizure of Marijuana Store
• Online Travel Agencies Win Ruling on Florida Hotel Taxes
• Grupo Bimbo Wins Hostess Beefsteak Auction
• Apple Argues Suit Over IPhone Data Fails to Show Harm
• Dish Loses 3 of 4 Claims Against ESPN in Contract Dispute
• Dodd-Frank Swap Oversight Goal Stymied as Firms Fight Over Data
• Pilots Left to Avoid Each Other If Airport Towers Close
• McIlroy, Woods Trail Leader Villegas by Six at Honda Classic
• Yale Panel Unites USADA’s Tygart, Landis in Fight Against Doping
• Tobacco Firms Save $1 Billion With Kitty Litter in Cigars
• NYC Best: Tom Hanks, Eddie Izzard, Allmans, Orchids, Wine
• Publix Super Markets Said to Be Mulling a Bid for Harris Teeter
• Facebook Buys Microsoft’s Atlas Ad-Campaign Service
• Cablevision Disappoints Investors in Quarterly Ritual
• Michigan Governor to Issue Decision on Detroit Emergency Manager
• Mets Pitcher Feliciano Returns to Mound Wearing Heart Monitor
• NFL Tells Teams Salary Cap Rises to $123 Million, AP Reports
• Yankees Make ‘Significant Offer’ to Robinson Cano, Cashman Says
• Manufacturing in U.S. Probably Grew for Third Month in February
• No. 3 Duke Falls to Virginia 73-68 in Men’s College Basketball
• Colony Said to Lead Bidding for AEG as Guggenheim Exits
• Peru Prices Unexpectedly Fell Last Month as Food Costs Declined
• Boehner Heads for Obama Talks as No Sign of Averting Cuts
• Bair Says Regulators Lack Spine to Name Systemic Firms