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March 11, 2013

• Mongolian Mining Swings to Full-Year Loss as Coal Prices Fall
• Venezuela’s Last Anti-Chavez TV Station Globovision Being Sold
• Affleck’s Argo Misled World on New Zealand Role, Lawmakers Say
• South Korea Set to Cut Rebates for Exports Using North Sea Crude
• Former U.S. President Bush’s Brother to Invest in Singapore Firm
• Japan’s Cut for Solar Power Price Retains Boom Incentive
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Japan’s 5-Year Notes May Draw Low Price of 99.89, Survey Says
• Rebar in Shanghai Declines Amid High Inventories, Property Curbs
• Toho Titanium Considers Plant Outside Japan to Cut Energy Bill
• Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index Gains as Local Developers Advance
• Carmelo Anthony Back for NBA Knicks, Stoudemire Has Surgery
• DBS Hong Kong Lending to Grow 10% as Yuan Business Thrives
• Rubber Declines First Day in Six on Concern Demand May Weaken
• Copper Gains for Second Day as Aluminum Rises From 15-Week Low
• Exchange Mergers May Concentrate Risk, Australia’s Medcraft Says
• Nippon Steel Rises Most in 5 Weeks on Cost Report: Tokyo Mover
• Japan Tobacco Priced 2% Below Market for Government Sale
• Qantas Discounts Fares in Asia to Fill 40% More Singapore Seats
• Bond Risk in Asia Drops to Lowest Since 2011, Swap Prices Show
• Ferrari 458 Lets CEO Hit Le Mans Like Steve McQueen
• Karzai ‘Histrionics’ Endanger U.S. Support in Congress
• Usain Bolt Wins Third Laureus Sportsman Award; Phelps Honored
• U.K. Liberal Democrats Won’t Back Labour on Mansion Tax
• BlueCrest Plans to Hire Traders as It Expands Into Stocks
• Illinois Settlement Shows Worst Pension’s True Cost: Muni Credit
• Greece Faces 150,000 Job-Cut Hurdle to Aid Payment: Euro Credit
• Police Failed to Communicate About Jimmy Savile Allegations
• U.K. House-Price Index Declines as Demand Rebound Falls Short
• Michelin Chef Lauds Pub Pies as He Opens U.K. Restaurant
• Couple Bare All in Bathroom, Brutal Beckett: London Stage
• Anthropology Mocked as U.S. Governors Push for Employable Grads
• Mexico’s Peso Reaches Strongest Since September 2011 After Cut
• Colorado Senate Passes Gun-Control Bills After Shootings
• Hostess Says No Rival Bids Received for Snack Business
• Developing Asia’s Trade Financing Gap Threatens Growth, ADB Says
• BHP’s Cerrejon Workers End Strike After Signing Labor Agreement
• Oaktree Group Buys Bank-Leased Offices for $240 Million
• Japan Stock Futures Rise on BOJ Easing Optimism, Weaker Yen
• Relegation-Threatened Reading Fires McDermott as Soccer Coach
• Hungary Inflation Was Probably Slowest in 19 Months on Energy
• Venice Drowns in Sea of Big Boats, Blather, Sludge
• ITT Educational Services Accused of Defrauding Investors
• Obama Meets With Arab-American Leaders Before Mideast Visit
• Oppenheimer Reaches $2.8 Million SEC Accord Over Fund
• UnitedHealth Sued by Over Mental Health-Care Access
• Want to Fix the Deficit? Get Real
• Kenya Says Yes to Kenyatta, No to International Court
• Swap Frankenfood Hysterics for Accuracy in Food Labeling
• Cut Global Red Tape to Promote Economic Growth
• Feds Shouldn’t Meddle With Medical Malpractice
• Don’t Let Emotions Obscure Gun-Control Debate
• Europe’s Accounting Rules Are Destroying Its Banks
• How Misguided U.S. Aid Contributed to Mali’s Coup
• Apple Will Announce Plans for Cash Hoard, Gamco Says: Tom Keene
• Sun Life CEO Bets on Private Loans
• Harvard’s Search for E-Mail Leak on Scandal Fuels Campus Ire
• Medal for Drone, Cyber Warfare Needs Review, Senators Say
• Nissan Raises $1 Billion in Dollar-Denominated Bond Offering
• Ethanol Strengthens Against Gasoline on Near Record RINs Value
• SAC Capital Manager’s Tipper Deserves Prison, U.S. Says
• OGX Falls on Unexpected Drop in Campos Production: Rio Mover
• Vale Shelves Potash Venture in Argentina to Preserve Cash
• U.S. Stocks Advance as S&P 500 Approaches Record High
• Dollar Trades at Almost Highest Against Yen Since 2009
• Canada Stocks Erase Losses as BlackBerry, Energy Producers Gain
• Credit Swaps Fall to 2-Year Low; Viacom Sells Debt in Two Parts
• Treasury Bonds Fall in Longest Stretch Since 2007
• CEDC Jumps in New York on Debt Swap as Kaufman Cuts Stake
• Florida Lender Gulfstream Bancshares Said to Be Exploring a Sale
• Winter of 2012-13 Warmer, Wetter Than Average, U.S. Says
• Suntech Plunges as Recovery Concerns Sink ADRs
• Builders Fall Third Day on Financing Concern: Mexico City Mover
• Peruvian Sol Gains Third Day on Company Tax Payments; Bonds Fall
• Anadarko’s Jim Hackett to Attend Harvard Divinity School
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for March 11
• Carlos Slim’s America Movil May Face Breakup Pressure in New Law
• Brazil Real Drops From 10-Month High as Central Bank Intervenes
• U.S. Stocks Advance, Led by Banks, While Treasuries Drop
• Atlantic City Casino Handle Drops as Christie Bets on Web
• Canada Dollar Gains for Third Day on Recovery Speculation
• Emerging Stocks Fall From Two-Week High on China Outlook
• Hedge Funds Cut Bets to ’09 Low as Goldman Says Buy: Commodities
• Morgan Stanley Hires CNBC’s Kaminsky for Brokerage Position
• Barclays Said to Quit Honduras Bond Sale as Lawsuit Emerges
• Gasoline Falls as Supplies Seen Sufficient: Commodities at Close
• Grief’s Five Stages Explain Post-Quake Japan
• Kenya May Hold Benchmark Rate Amid Disputed Vote Outcome
• BofA’s Zagury Quits as Derivatives Chief for Wealthy
• New York Giants Sign Free-Agent Defensive Tackle Cullen Jenkins
• FCC May Clear T-Mobile-PCS Deal Without Vote, Union Says
• Lockheed F-35 Still Facing Turbulence Despite Gains: GAO
• Rally Software Files for $70 Million Initial Public Offering
• GE’s Immelt Gets $12.1 Million Payout for Industrial Growth
• Disney’s ‘Oz’ Best 2013 Opening Weekend at $79.1 Million
• Boston Properties Says Thomas to Succeed Zuckerman as CEO
• Israeli Defenses to Lockheed Planes Win in House Measure
• Ravens Trade Boldin to 49ers for Sixth-Round Pick, Sun Reports
• Oil Increases With Equities to Advance for Third Day
• New York Soda Size Limit Statute Barred by State Judge
• Tupperware Tumbles on Morgan Stanley Downgrade
• Compuware 18% Bump Seen After Spurning Elliott: Real M&A
• Zynga Rises on Speculation Yahoo Might Consider Buyout
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for March 11
• State Troopers Lose Jobs Over 2012 Sports Car Death Race
• Salesforce Plans $1 Billion Offering of Convertible Senior Notes
• Pennsylvania Sued Over Treatment of Mentally Ill Convicts
• Skelos Says Republicans Will Block a Vote on N.Y. Fracking Ban
• Viacom Issues $550 Million of Debentures in Two-Part Offering
• Corvex Group Boosts Stake in CommonWealth Property Trust
• Icahn Reviewing Dell Books Amid Mounting LBO Opposition
• Dick’s Falls Most Since 2008 as Forecast Trails Estimates
• AIG Shareholders Can Sue as Group in Greenberg Case
• BlackBerry Shares Jump as Lenovo CEO Mentions Possible Deal
• Americans Absorb Payroll-Tax Rise to Keep Spending: Economy
• Fugitive Fund Manager Stuffed Underwear With Cash, Fled
• GE Promises DiNapoli to Study Expanded Hudson River Cleanup
• Nuclear Industry Withers in U.S. as Wind Pummels Prices
• AT&T Will Begin Preorders of BlackBerry Z10 Phone Tomorrow
• Hanmi Financial Drops After Sale Process Said to Stall
• Canadian Solar Falls as Loss Widens on Lower Panel Prices
• Genworth Advances in Wager on U.S. Housing-Market Rebound
• Aviv REIT Plans to Raise Up to $264 Million in Stock Sale
• Gulf Gasoline Gains as Sweeny Expected in Several Days
• Gross Reduces Treasury Holdings in February From Six-Month High
• Florida Lawmakers Reject Medicaid Expansion Sought by Scott
• Corn, Soybeans Climb as Feed Demand Erodes U.S. Supplies
• Parker to Leave After 40 Years as Boston University Hockey Coach
• Overseas Tax Savings for U.S. Drugmakers Under Threat
• IBM’s Rometty Gets $16.2 Million in Compensation Last Year
• Illinois Settles SEC Claims It Misled Public on Pensions
• Crude Volatility Falls as Underlying Oil Futures Reverse Slide
• Maersk Line to Dump Panama Canal for Suez as Ships Get Bigger
• Ex-U.S. Senator Scott Brown Joins Nixon Peabody Law Firm
• Guatemala Energy Bid Winners to Commence Producing Power in 2015
• Knicks Season Tickets to Rise 6.4%, Rangers by 4% on Average
• Orange Juice Climbs on Florida Crop Concern; Cocoa, Sugar Gain
• Canadian Heavy Oil Gains Versus WTI, Nears Five-Month High
• Israel Likely to Be Next Target of Syrian Rebels, General Says
• Ex-Senator Asks to Toss Suit Over Sex-Sting Legal Fees
• Hungary Amends Constitution as EU Monitors Backsliding
• Chavez Heir Seen Coasting to Win as Venezuelans Mourn
• French Watchdog Opposes Iliad, Orange Extending Roaming Deal
• Fairway Group Said to Move Ahead With $200 Million IPO
• Seahawks Agree to Trade for Vikings’ Harvin, Fox Sports Says
• Three Reasons Men Should Read Lean In
• U.S. Offers GPS Training for Truckers to Avoid Bridges
• Ex-U.K. Lawmaker Huhne, Ex-Wife Pryce Both Get 8 Months
• Poet to Process Sorghum at Largest Ethanol Plant, Chromatin Says
• Four Azeri Activists Jailed for Protesting Deaths in Army
• Colombia Bond Yields Fall on Rate Cut View; Peso Little Changed
• Brazil’s Raw-Sugar Premium Rises on Port Backlog, Higher Sales
• China Passenger-Vehicle Sales Top Estimates as India Demand Dips
• HSH Nordbank Settles 2008 CDO Suit in N.Y. Against UBS
• Gold Gains for Third Day as Europe Concern Boosts Haven Appeal
• Zinc Declines to 15-Week Low on Chinese Industrial Output
• SEC Nominee Says High-Speed Markets Need Urgent Evaluation
• Former Treasury Officials Urge Congress to Pass IMF Pact
• U.S. Freezes Assets of North Korea’s Top Foreign Exchange Bank
• West Corp. Plans $500 Million Stock Offering to Help Pay Debts
• Grenada Restructuring Adds to Caribbean’s Debt Troubles
• Forties at 6-Month Low; No Plans to Revise EU-Korea Trade Accord
• Two U.S.Soldiers Shot Dead in an Afghan Insider Attack
• NFL Enlists GE, Under Armour in $60 Million Brain-Injury Study
• Karzai Accuses U.S. of Taliban Collusion as Hagel Visits
• EU Carbon Drops to Five-Week Low as Auction Cover Ratio Declines
• And the SEC Wonders Why Investors Think It's Spineless
• AbbVie, InterMune Sue to Block Clinical-Trial Data Release
• Lloyds Banking Group to Sell 20% Stake in St. James’s Place
• Bernanke Provokes Mystery Over Fed Stimulus Exit
• ISE Renews CBOE Automated-Markets Patent Court Fight
• Cesp Gains as Credit Suisse Sees More Cash Flow: Sao Paulo Mover
• Sinovel Says Chairman Han Will Resign for Personal Reasons
• European Stocks Fall From 4 1/2-Year High on Italy Cut
• Oi Taking On More Debt to Pay Dividend as Stock Declines
• Oil Falls on China Industrial-Output Data: Commodities at Close
• German SPD Sets Higher-Taxes Campaign in Bid to Unseat Merkel
• Soco to Expand Vietnam Field Output 27%, Allowing Dividend
• Cordray Pledges Consumer Protection in Pitch to Run U.S. Bureau
• Nordex Gains Most in Two Years on Sales Outlook: Frankfurt Mover
• Ex-Galleon Trader Zvi Goffer Seeks Reduced Prison Term
• A Financial Shutdown and Fast-Track Legislation
• Zloty Declines on Forint Plunge, Weaker Polish Economic Outlook
• German Stocks Are Little Changed Near a Five-Year High
• Italy’s Bonds Drop After Fitch Downgrade; German Bunds Advance
• Swiss Stocks Climb for Third Day; Givaudan Rises
• U.K. Yields Drop Below U.S. After Italy Downgrade; Pound Weakens
• Sauer-Danfoss Investor Sues Over $700 Million Danfoss Buy
• IAG Backs Arbiter’s Iberia Job-Cuts Plan After Compromise on Pay
• Bahamas Approves Oil Exploration as Debt Rises, Minister Says
• Cameron Rebuffs Cable’s Call to Boost Borrowing
• Citigroup Could Jump 33% as Unwanted Assets Decline, Hawken Says
• Fitschen Clashes With Schaeuble on Bonuses for Bankers
• Two Venezuelan Diplomats Expelled From U.S. in Dispute
• Google-Backed Report Says Turkey’s Online Business Will Surge
• EU Hits China With Anti-Subsidy Tariffs for Second Time
• Hites Slumps in Chile for Third Day on Lower Earnings
• Italy’s Grillo Says He Quits If Members Back PD Government
• Russia’s 15-Year Bond Yield Rises to Record High on Inflation
• Former Knick Balkman Is Banned From Philippine Basketball League
• Watkins Leaves Sucden After Being Hired to Develop Coffee Market
• Airbus Targets More Than 100 A320neo Orders Before Month Ends
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for March 11
• Rand Extends Slide as Coal Strike Fuels Current-Account Concern
• Lukoil Jumps for Best Rally in 7 Months on Output: Moscow Mover
• U.S.’s Lew Spoke to Draghi, Osborne, Schaeuble in First Week
• Next Item for Sale Aboard China’s Spring Airlines: Cars
• When Organizational Memory Stands in the Way
• Yen May Depreciate to 100, JPMorgan Says: Technical Analysis
• Gazprom Belies State-Run Tag as Russia Can’t Get Answers
• Kenyatta Victory Seen as Green Light for Kenyan Markets
• Dead-Pig Tide and the Ongoing Danger of China Epidemics
• Redefine Walks Away From South African Real Estate Takeover
• Premier Oil’s Singapore Gas Price Buoyed by Import Limits
• Serbia to Top 2013 Deficit Target as Revenue Declines
• Hog Prices Fall as Pork Slump Signals Slower Demand; Cattle Gain
• EIB May Lend $1.2 Billion for Romanian Projects in 2013
• Metso Equipment Used in ‘Largest’ Biomass Gasification Facility
• Mubadala Interested in Stalled Potash Project, Argentina Says
• IMF Says Egypt Has Option of Seeking Emergency Stopgap Funding
• Swaps-Clearing D-Day Set to Trim Dealer Profits: Credit Markets
• Post-Newtown Gun Limits Agenda Narrows in U.S. Congress
• Ex-Glitnir Banker Sigurdsson Gets 12 Months for Insider Trading
• Adidas Vowing to Outrun Nike in U.S. With Bouncier Shoes
• Putin Aide Said to Be First Woman on Central Bank Shortlist
• Ex-Futures Trader Gets 4 Years for Using Insider Tips
• The Real Cost of Starting a Year-Round Garden
• KenolKobil of Kenya Jumps Most in 6 Months: Nairobi Mover
• Sasol Says Rand Swings Erode South Africa’s Competitiveness
• Michael P. Duffy, JPMorgan Card Unit Executive, Dies at 54
• Nissan COO to Head Electric Car Unit as Leaf Sales Trail Target
• Edwards’ Sapien Device as Effective as Open Heart Surgery
• Too-Big-to-Fail Subsidy Claim Data Flaws Faulted by Bank Groups
• U.K. Islamic Bond Back on Agenda as London Seeks Shariah Market
• Chilean Peso Touches Three-Week High as Growth Outweighs China
• N.J. Wrestler Finishes High School Career 170-0 With Four Titles
• Berlusconi’s Lawmaker Allies Protest Trials Outside Milan Court
• Siemens Takes Tram Technology to Wire Up Trucks With VW’s Scania
• Moody’s Says Halting Catalunya Banc Auction Is Negative
• Pimco-Led Peso Bulls Cheer One-and-Done Rate Cut: Mexico Credit
• Gasoline Falls on Speculation Plant Glitches Won’t Crimp Supply
• BP-Led Pipeline Ships Less Azeri Oil in First Two Months of Year
• Fugitive Fund Manager Stuffed Underwear With Cash, Fled
• Ukraine Winter Rapeseed Seen Jumping 81% as Conditions Improve
• U.S. Advances in World Baseball Classic as Cuba Is Eliminated
• EIB Sees Loan Disbursement Rising in Western Balkans This Year
• Carlsberg Plans U.K. Market-Share Growth as Bottling Line Opens
• FIFA Suspends Executive for 90 Days as Part of Ethics Probe
• Clicks Group Gains on Retail Market Recovery: Johannesburg Mover
• Armenian Politician Starts Hunger Strike Over Presidential Vote
• Boston Scientific’s Stroke Device Shows Mixed Results
• Dominion to Sell Three Plants to Energy Capital Partners
• Slim May Face New Competitors in Mexico Telecom Reform Law
• Mauritius MPC Leaves Key Rate Unchanged as Inflation Seen Steady
• UN Urged to Set Up Panel to Probe North Korea Abuses
• Chesapeake’s Bonds Tumble as Early Redemption Sought in Lawsuit
• Norway Fund Flees Currencies Tainted by Stimulus Addiction
• African Catholics Look to Black Pope to Safeguard Tradition
• Employment Index in U.S. Climbed in February by Most in a Year
• Paulson Said to Explore Puerto Rico as Home With Low Tax
• Shell, Eni, Vitol Said to Win Rosneft Six-Month Urals Tender
• Bovespa Retreats as Brazilian Producers Decline on China Economy
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Axis Bank & Vijaya Bank CD's Issued: India Money Markets
• Money Managers Boost Bullish Bets in London Cocoa a 2nd Week
• ABFL and HDFC CP's Deals:India Money Markets
• Chinese Copper Use in Financing Seen by Jinrui Dropping in 2013
• OBC and PNB CD's Deals: India Money Markets
• Egypt’s Budget Less Transparent Than Mubarak Era, Survey Shows
• Brazil Swap Rates Fall as Food Staple Taxes Lowered; Real Drops
• TiVo Introduces $99 Mini Device That Works With Customers’ DVRs
• MORE: OGX Offshore Production Per Well Falls to 3,800 B/D in Feb
• Nakilat Surges Most in 2 Years as Dividend Increases: Doha Mover
• Hypo Calls EU Decision ‘Key’ as Austria Gives CEO 3 More Years
• Turkey Detains Car-Bomb Suspects, Says They Have Syrian Ties
• Cheapest Treasuries Since 2011 Are Alluring to Gundlach
• Online Bettor Intrade Halts Service, Cites Irregularities
• USDA Corrects March 5 Report on Soy, Corn Export Sales to China
• Hedge Funds Cut ICE Brent Crude Net-Longs to Lowest in 2013
• U.K.’s FTSE 100 Index Fluctuates Near a Five-Year High
• DNB Lending, MarketAxess Exemption, Currency: Compliance
• Safaricom of Kenya Jumps to More Than 4-Year High: Nairobi Mover
• Serb February Foreign-Exchange Reserves Rise 8.4% on Eurobond
• Smartphones Lift Chinese Tech Stocks in Best ETF Advance
• Palm Oil Ends Little Changed as Output Decline Counters Exports
• Telecom Egypt Full-Year Net Drops 13% as Expenses Increase
• Odey Short-Selling Trinity Mirror After Share Price Tripled
• Spain Shale Gas Reserves Estimated to Equal 39 Years of Demand
• Brazil Analysts Boost Selic Forecast First Time Since August
• 26,000 Diamonds Seized From Russian on Flight From Dubai
• Malaysia Palm Reserves Drop as Output at 10-Month Low
• Vestas, Areva Tell U.K. Ministers Job Growth Threatened by Delay
• China Windpower Teams Up With China Development Bank for Solar
• Citigroup’s Kan, Darakov Said to Leave, Expanding Russian Exodus
• Esure IPO Receives Enough Demand for Minimum Size IPO
• Naira Heads for Lowest This Month on Import Demand, Oil Decline
• Czech Inflation Slowest in 18 Months Amid Record-Long Slump
• CAW Begins Early Contract Talks With GM’s CAMI Plant
• Indian Rupee Drops Most in More Than a Week on Deficit Concerns
• Saudi Arabia’s Al Jaber Seeks More Europe Hotels With Cash
• Barclays Unit Sees $100 Million Africa Equity Fund This Year
• Fed Funds Open at 0.17%, Within Target Range, According to ICAP
• India Bond Yields Near This Month’s Low on Rate-Cut Speculation
• Evonik Owners Sell 4.6% Stake to Temasek Ahead of Fourth IPO Try
• California’s Tallest Building to Be Acquired for $367.5 Million
• Oil Drops for Second Day as China Industrial Output Slows
• Polish Central Bank Sees 2014 Growth Recovery on Low Rate
• Branson’s Virgin Atlantic Freezes Pay as Fuel Weighs on Earnings
• Iran, Pakistan Begin Border Gas Pipe Amid Sanctions Threat
• French Industrial Output Tumbles as Recession Looms
• Asian Stocks Head for 19-Month High on U.S. Jobs, Yen
• Fiat Joins Puegeot in Gains as Investors See Recovery
• Emerging Market Demand to Support Oil Prices, Goldman Sachs Says
• S. African Pact With Congo May Boost $80 Billion Projct
• Norilsk Names Ex-De Beers Chief Gareth Penny as Board Chairman
• Angola to Save Symbolic Antelopes Threatened by Gem Mining
• North Sea Foinaven Crude Exports to Drop to Two Cargoes in April
• Malawi Arrests Six Former Officials Over Coup Conspiracy
• Sulfur Rules for Shipping Seen Costing Jobs, Hurting Environment
• Portuguese Economy Contracts for a Ninth Quarter, INE Says
• Florida Sewer Bonds Stem Pollution Threatening Keys: Muni Deals
• Dubai Faces ‘Debt Wall’ With Uncertain Support, Moody’s Says
• HTC, Apple, Omni-ID, Avalanche: Intellectual Property
• Delhi Gang Rape Accused Found Hanged in High Security Jail
• Iran Allocates $2.7 Billion for Southern Oil Refinery, Mehr Says
• Gulf Economies Growth Likely to Taper Off in 2013, Moody Says
• Croatia, Slovenia to Sign Bank Accord, Clearing Way to EU
• Lamouche Resigns From STMicroelectronics, Ericsson Venture
• Vietnam Coffee Harvest May Drop 30% on Drought, Vicofa Says
• Treasuries Erase Decline, Leaving 10-Year Note Yield at 2.04%
• Mongolian February Inflation Eases as Exports, Imports Decline
• Shanghai Finds Pig Virus in Local River as Carcasses Pile Up
• Italian Banks Slide After Fitch Downgrades Country’s Debt Rating
• Cerberus-Backed Seibu Said to Hire 5 Banks for Japan IPO
• SHFE Calls for Opening Commodities Futures to Overseas Traders
• CIC Insurance of Kenya Jumps to Record on Profit: Nairobi Mover
• China’s Economic Data Show Weakest Start Since 2009
• Ladbrokes Rises to Five-Year High on Playtech Deal: London Mover
• Indonesia’s Palm Oil Exports Drop in January as China Buys Less
• Turkey’s Denizbank Confirms Talks to Buy Citigroup Consumer Unit
• Uganda Coffee Shipments Rise 35% Year-on-Year on More Stocks
• Indian Stocks Retreat, End Four-Day Advance; Hero Leads Decline
• Billionaires Play Chicken Over Airwaves Auction: Corporate India
• Forint Plunges to Nine-Month Low on Central Bank Power Shift
• Zhou Named to Advisory Post Amid PBOC Tenure Speculation
• European Stocks Fall on Italy Downgrade as Oil, Metals Decline
• Cameron Economic Strategy Challenged by Liberals, Tories
• China to Change Rates Earned by Solar Farms, PV-Tech Reports
• BOE Inflation Threat Means Linker Returns Top Italy: U.K. Credit
• Nigeria 2012 Trade Surplus Widens 76%, Statistics Agency Says
• China Unveils Rail Ministry Breakup to Curb Corruption
• Dolphin Said to Bid for Bilderberg Resort in Greek Asset Sale
• Kenya Shilling Strengthens After Peaceful Presidential Elections
• Belimo Rises on Upbeat European Outlook for 2013
• Novozymes’s Glaxo Tie Brings $200 Million Drug Payback Closer
• Equities Beat Commodities as Surpluses Mount: Chart of the Day
• Airbus Double-Shrink A318 Stumped for Buyers After 10-Year Run
• LME Zinc Stockpiles Rise 1% to Highest Since Jan. 31
• Singapore Press Rises to Five-Year High on REIT: Singapore Mover
• India Car Sales Poised for First Fall in Decade on Demand
• Philippine Peso Bonds Rise as Further SDA Cut Seen This Week
• Norway February Inflation Slows as Food, Clothing Costs Decline
• Investors Should Examine China Credit Support, Moody’s Says
• AirAsia Buys Zest Air Stake to Boost Philippines Travel Bet
• Safe Spots in Syria Dwindle as War Intensifies, UN Says
• Netanyahu to Meet Party Leaders in Effort to Seal New Government
• Fukushima Seeks Revival in Radiation-Free Farms With No Soil
• WDH Gains as Goldman Says Shares Undervalued: Copenhagen Mover
• Vietnam to Boost Debt Sales to Record 150 Trillion Dong in 2013
• Rupiah Forwards Snap Four-Day Gain on Fed Stimulus Speculation
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Mar 08, 2013.
• Soybeans Climb; Gold Rises; Crude Drops: Commodities at Close
• Ringgit Touches Six-Month Low After China Data Trails Estimates
• PSG May Bid for Tottenham Winger Gareth Bale: Soccer Roundup
• Serb Central Bank Will Probably Halt Rate Increases, Assess CPI
• Cove Ex-CEO Craven Starts New Oil Company to Explore East Africa
• Alibaba Names Lu CEO to Replace Ma Ahead of Possible IPO
• PDVSA Said to Sell 2 Million Barrels of Fuel Oil to PetroChina
• Qatar Targets AAA Credit Rating as Non-Oil GDP Expands
• EU Chiefs Seeking to Stave Off Euro Crisis Turn to Cyprus
• Hong Kong Stocks Erase Gains as Want Want China Slides
• Advent Software Says New Bank Rules Driving European Expansion
• Serb Finance Minister Wants to Repay $430 Million Early
• Toho Zinc Raises Lead Surcharge by 50% for Buyers in Japan
• Japan Recommends Cutting Solar Tariff as Equipment Prices Fall
• Thailand to Receive Spot LNG Cargo From Qatar at Map Ta Phut
• China’s Stocks Drop for Third Day as Data Spurs Economy Concerns
• Azerbaijan’s Central Bank Reserves Grew 11% in February on Year
• Abe Success on BOJ Boosts Comeback as Japan Election Looms
• Best Topix Gain Since 1987 Pays S&P 500 Return
• Helvetia Raises Dividend After Profit Jumps 18% on Investments
• Diageo Supply Reorganization Will Save 60 Million Pounds a Year
• Won Declines to One-Month Low on Geopolitical Risks: Seoul Mover
• German Exports Increased More Than Forecast in January
• New World Said to Plan $1 Billion Hotels IPO in Hong Kong
• ICE Plans to Cap Trading Fees for Cocoa, Sugar, Coffee in London
• Ex-Soviet Army Soldier Turned Billionaire Fedun Seeks Soccer IPO
• Nikkei 225 Advances for 8th Day on U.S. Jobs, Weaker Yen
• Fujifilm Touch Screen Poised to Aid Microsoft Vs. Apple
• Cooking Oil Imports by India Seen Climbing for a Third Month
• Philippines Faces Perfect Wave of Liquidity, Credit Suisse Says
• Shiseido President Suekawa to Leave Cosmetics Maker
• Investors Buy Homes as Aussie Rates Make Rentals Pay: Mortgages
• Bundesbank Enters as Japan’s Funds Dump Bonds: Australia Credit
• Suntech Unit May Seek Bankruptcy Protection, Business Says
• Aussie Weakens as China Data Signal Slower Start to Year
• Kuroda Says Bank of Japan Will Consider Buying Derivatives
• China Coal Price Falls to Three-Year Low as Inventories Rise
• Palladium May Extend Gains to Test 2011 Peak: Technical Analysis
• Jenkins Agrees to $8 Million Deal With Giants, USA Today Says
• Philippines Calls on Malaysia to Clarify Report of Sabah Abuse
• Chicago Blackhawks Start New NHL Streak With 2nd Straight Loss
• Malaysia Palm Oil Industry Performance for February
• Taiwan Anti-Nuclear Protests May Derail $8.9 Billion Power Plant
• Liberty Makes NCAA Basketball Tournament With Record 20 Losses
• Phillips 66 Has Power Outage at Sweeny Plant, NRC Filing Shows
• India’s Larsen Barred From World Bank Contracts for 6 Months
• RBA Says Cyber Attacks Failed to Corrupt Computer Network
• Japan MOF’s Nakao Nominated to Replace Kuroda at ADB
• Heat Top Pacers to Extend Season’s Longest NBA Win Streak to 18
• Renren Slumps to Loss as China Slowdown Damps Online Ads
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 03/11/2013
• CSRC’s Guo Pledges Bigger Offshore Yuan Investment Quotas
• Star Energy, Wheelock Plan Bonds as Debt Risk Heads for 2011 Low
• GVK, Aurizon Sign Pact to Jointly Develop Australian Coal Rail
• Mitsubishi Aircraft Benefits From Weakening Yen on Orders
• Tiger Woods Becomes PGA Tour’s First Two-Time Winner in 2013
• China Plans Revamp of Railways, Energy, Food Safety Agencies
• Samsung Total Said to Buy April Naphtha Cargo Last Week
• Deutsche Bank Sees PBOC Bill Sales as Inflows Jump: China Credit
• Temasek, GIC Said to Invest in Matahari Ahead of Share Sale
• Taiwan’s CPC Said to Buy Full-Range Naphtha Cargo Last Week
• Kuwait Petroleum Said to Sell Light Naphtha for April to June
• Ganges Turns Fecal Lab as Wealthy Bathe With Nude Mystics
• Simpson Thacher, Skadden, Shiff Hardin: Business of Law
• Nazi Schemers Bomb ‘Hindenburg’; Cheney Love Letter: TV
• Rockefellers Want Cleaner Seas, Give Obama Low Green Mark
• Golden Woman Hangs Upside Down, Pours Napa Valley Wine
• Yale’s Smart Gallery, Opulent Downton Show Worth a Trip
• Uninsured Americans Get Hit With Biggest Hospital Bills
• Veeva Said to Plan IPO as Cloud Startup Challenges Oracle
• US Air CEO Defies Buffett Adage Seeing American on Top
• Raytheon, Lockheed to Get U.S. Secrets for Cybersecurity
• Ryan Says His Budget Would Slow Annual Spending Growth to 3.4%
• Gasoline Price Drops to $3.7394 a Gallon, Lundberg Says
• Obama Budgets Jokes for Cabinet as Jindal Steals Laughs