Archive

March 17, 2013

• Rudd Twice as Popular as Gillard in Australian Opinion Poll
• Japan Expects Feed-Wheat Imports May Drop 12% Next Fiscal Year
• Li Urges Paring State Role to Fuel 7.5% China Growth
• High-Frequency Firms’ Wash Trades Need U.S. Review, Chilton Says
• Myanmar Review May Boost Suu Kyi Leadership Bid: Southeast Asia
• Midland Falls on Realtors’ Branch Closure Worry: Hong Kong Mover
• Brazil's Rio Bravo Plans Fund for Investment in Northeast
• India’s Nifty Stock Futures Drop on Cyprus Deposit-Tax Turmoil
• Morgan Stanley Raises Japan’s Topix Target, Cuts Emerging Stocks
• Rupiah Falls Most in 2 Weeks as Cyprus Concerns Curb Risk-Taking
• Toyo Ito Wins $100,000 Pritzker Prize for Bravura Designs
• Gold Pares Advance After Reaching Highest in Two Weeks on Cyprus
• Baht Falls as Gains Judged Excessive; Bonds Rise on Fund Inflows
• Abe’s Support Rises as Japan Voters Back Decision on Trade Pact
• Rubber Slumps on Turmoil in Europe, High China Stockpiles
• Sharp Says Second Qualcomm Investment Delayed After Terms
• Lotte Chemical Said to Buy Naphtha Cargoes for April Delivery
• England, New Zealand Head to Cricket Decider Tied 0-0 After Draw
• Devon CEO Sees North American Service Costs Down 2% This Year
• Singapore Disappointed by Senators’ Bid to Block Funds
• BOJ Easing Will Fail to Spur 2% Inflation, Waseda’s Noguchi Says
• Transocean Says Board Opposes Icahn Dividend, Director Proposals
• Providence Gets 30% Bonus Curbing $109,000 Retirees: Muni Credit
• Osborne Mutes Stimulus Calls as He Sticks With U.K. Austerity
• Cypriot Bank Levy Is ‘Ominous’ for Bondholders, Barclays Says
• Banks Raise Cross-Border Lending by Least in 13 Years, BIS Says
• Chelsea Defeats West Ham to Move to Third as Fulham Upsets Spurs
• Osborne Hints at Parliamentary Deal Over Media Regulation
• Cocaine-Addled Artists Try Cough Syrup, Mushrooms: Review
• Christie Hoards Cash as Rout Key to 2016 White House Bid
• Reindeer Heart to Funky Cocktails: Oslo Dine & Deal
• Cyprus Sparks Short-Term Nervousness, Not Crisis: AMP’s Oliver
• California Fracking Fight Has $25 Billion Taxes at Stake
• M2 Telecommunications Acquires Dodo, Eftel for A$242 Million
• Messi Extends Scoring Streak in Barcelona Win; PSG Blows Lead
• ADB Sees Capital Inflows a Risk to Asia as Bond Market Grows 12%
• Mississippi Ends 32-Year Wait for 2nd SEC Basketball Title
• Protesters May Target Olympic Visit as Madrid Bids for Games
• Sarkozy Lifestyle Dents Hollande Efforts to Narrow Budget Gap
• VW Profit Lead Over Toyota Under Threat as Demand Wobbles
• European Car-Efficiency Rule Would Cut Fuel Bill by 25%
• China Replaces U.K. in U.S.-Led Top-Five Arms-Export List
• Nordea Chairman Lashes Out at Plans to Stem Covered Bond Sales
• Cereal With 70% Sugar Hooks Kids on Junk-Food Bliss Point
• ThyssenKrupp’s Beitz to Blame for Decline, Krupp Nephew Says
• French Lawyer Olivier Metzner Found Dead of Apparent Suicide
• Mary Jo White Spins the SEC’s Revolving Door
• America’s Dirtiest Coal Company
• Why Silicon Valley Is Winning the Robocar Race
• Don’t Leave Families Out of Immigration Overhaul
• America’s Latest Phony Fiscal Crisis
• California Doesn’t Need Enterprise Zones
• The Insupportable Equilibrium of Economic Thought
• Adult Children Ignoring Confucius Risk Lawsuits in China
• Pemex’s Proven Reserves Gain for Second Year After Discoveries
• Exxon Agrees to Buy Oklahoma Shale for $147.5 Million From BNK
• Hyundai Capacity Limits to Limit U.S. Sales Expansion
• Tencent Chief Ma Passes Baidu’s Li in Wealth: Chart of the Day
• Who Benefits Most From Tax Expenditures? 
• Yankees’ Teixeira Sees Possible June Return Due to Wrist Injury
• Pemex Said to Announce Maximino Deepwater Results Next Month
• Pakistan Reaches Democracy Milestone Amid Economy-Security Woes
• Euro Declines Against Dollar, Swiss Franc Amid Cyprus Turmoil
• Archbishop of Canterbury Monitors His Alcohol Intake, Times Says
• Two Thieves Die After Being Hung From Tree by Egypt Vigilantes
• Saudi Arabia, Iraq Raise January Oil Shimpents Slightly
• Ten-Man Norwich Draws 1-1 at Sunderland; Fulham Upsets Spurs 1-0
• NFL’s Donte’ Stallworth Burned by Hot-Air Balloon in Florida
• New Oriental Soars After Ambow BuyoutBid: China Overnight
• Li Pledges Graft-Smog Battle as Scrutiny of China Leaders Grows
• Li Rejects U.S. Hacking Allegations Against China as Groundless
• Latin America Faces Slowing Growth as Commodities Fall, IDB Says
• Cyprus President Delays Parliament Vote on Deposit Tax Plan
• Nigeria’s Dana Air Flights Suspended Over Plane Safety Issue
• Most Poor Ignored by Best Colleges, New York Times Says
• Ohio High School Football Players Convicted of Rape, CNN Reports
• France Is Working to Free Seven Cameroon Hostages, Fabius Says
• Israel Benchmark Yield Drops as Steady Prices Boost Rate-Cut Bet
• South Africa’s Thomas Aiken Wins Avantha Masters Golf by 3 Shots
• All Sides Embrace Tax Reform That Won’t Happen
• Japanese Stocks Cheap Relative to U.S. Equities, Amari Says
• Pentagon to Add Missile Interceptors to Deter North Korea
• Tepco Faces Growing Suit by U.S. Troops Over Radiation Exposure
• Osborne Prepares Austere U.K. Budget as Political Attacks Ease
• Japan’s Bid to Enter Trade Talks Opens Route For U.S. LNG
• Wireless Drives Allot on Record Outlook: Israel Overnight
• Germany’s Neureuther, Slovenia’s Maze Win as Ski World Cup Ends
• Abu Dhabi to Identify Partner for Bab Gas Field, Suwaidi Says
• Pressure Grows to Block Iran Nuclear Weapon, Rogers Says
• Raikkonen’s Two-Stop Strategy Pays Off at Opening Formula 1 Race
• Abu Dhabi Stocks Rise to 2-Week High on Chase for Bank Dividends
• ST-Ericsson Said to Plan Strategy Update for Workers Monday
• Cairo Shopping Mall Fire Contained; No Injuries Reported
• Saudi Telecom Falls After CEO Khaled Al Ghuniem Resigns
• Australia Faces ‘Massive Hit’ to Government Revenue, Swan Says
• NAB CEO Says U.K. Unit Profitable With Restructuring on Track
• Queensland Says Selling A$806 Million Aurizon Stake
• Sun Art Profit Rises 51 Percent in 2012 on China Store Openings
• Cypriot Bank Levy Is ‘Ominous’ for Bondholders, Barclays Says
• Pope Francis Urges Mercy in First Angelus From St. Peter’s
• China Said to Appoint Xiao Gang Head of Securities Regulator
• Australia Trails India by 16 Runs Heading Into Final Day of Test
• Ex-Monte Paschi Finance Chief Baldassarri Released From Jail
• New Zealand’s Worst Drought in 30 Years May Cost NZ$2 Billion
• Egypt Cotton Exports Reach 5,615 Tons in Week Ending March 14
• Saudi Aramco, Dow Venture Begins Bond Sale for Chemicals Complex
• Abu Dhabi Boosts Solar Power 10-Fold With Shams Plant in Desert
• IMF Official’s Egypt Visit Marked by More Unrest
• China Adds Lou to Economic Team as Nomura Sees Crisis Risk
• Big East’s Louisville Advances to NCAA Tournament, Kansas Wins
• Chinese Premier Li Says Smog in East China Gives Him Heavy Heart
• Homebuilding Probably Climbed With Sales: U.S. Economy Preview
• Seton Hill Women’s Lacrosse Coach Quigley Dies in Bus Accident
• Office Depot Mexico Sale Talks Said to Extend Beyond Deadline
• Japan Plays Puerto Rico in World Baseball Classic Semifinal
• Jets Owe Revis $1 Million Roster Bonus, Add Folk, Colon, Garay