Archive

May 30, 2012

• U.S. Stocks Fall on Greek Woes as Home Data Disappoint
• Jumbo Jet Clips American Eagle Plane at O’Hare Airport
• Treasury 10-Year Yield Reaches Record Low as Stocks Slump
• Rodgers Tells Swansea He Wants to Take Liverpool Coaching Job
• Tech Shares Slump as Perfect World Drops: China Overnight
• Russia May Add Websites, Media to Strategic Asset List
• Wisconsin’s Walker Leads Barrett 52%-45% in Recall Race Poll
• Driver Restructures Final Year of Contract to Return to Packers
• Texas Voters Set Dewhurst, Cruz Republican Senate Runoff
• Boston Hannah International Files Bankruptcy Liquidation
• Pro Bowl to Be Held in Hawaii Week Before Super Bowl, NFL Says
• Bakken Oil Weakens Prior to Tesoro’s North Dakota Refinery Work
• Euro Approaches Two-Year Low on Spanish Banks Concern
• U.S. Sets Duties as High as 26% on Wind-Energy Towers From China
• Fed’s Fisher Says Europe Drives U.S. Interest Rates Down
• Broadwind Surges on Proposed U.S. Wind-Tower Tariffs
• Tyson Foods Sued by Neste Over Chicken-Fat Fuel Patent
• CTC Media’s 4 Years-Plus Moscow Audience Rises, TNS Global Says
• Gilani Seen Risking Record Pakistan Budget Gap as Election Looms
• Amazon to Collect N.J. Sales Tax Under Agreement, Lawmaker Says
• Exxon Shareholders Reject Separating Chairman, CEO Roles
• Chesapeake Energy Investors’ Bid to Delay Meeting On Hold
• Colombian Stock Movers: Canacol, Cementos Argos, Petrominerales
• Navistar Falls After Jefferies Predicts Forecast Cut
• Icahn to Nominate Directors in Second Effort at Forest
• Brent Oil Falls Below $105 on U.S. Supply Glut, Europe Co
• Venus Williams Follows Serena With Early French Open Loss
• U.S. Envoy to Lose Influence in Moscow, Lawmaker Says
• Korean Washer Exporters to Pay U.S. Duties as High as 71%
• Planes in Fatal Crash Owned by Aviation Agencies’ Employees
• Foreign Workers Flooding Brazil as Salaries Rise: Jobs
• Radwanska Beats Williams at French Open as Federer Sets Record
• Kayak Said to Postpone IPO Following Facebook’s Tumble
• Colombian Peso Falls on European Debt Concern, Decline in Oil
• Foreign Workers Flooding Brazil as Salaries Rise: Jobs
• Canada Senate Won’d Debate CP Rail Bill Before Thursday
• Refiner Bonds Set for First 2012 Drop on Protests: India Credit
• Treasury Yields Tumble to Records as Europe Spurs Bids
• Liu Says HP Overbilled NYC $163 Million on 911 Overhaul
• Bancaja to Revise Finance Chief’s Pension After Bankia Rescue
• Late CMBS Loan Payments Exceed 11%, Morgan Stanley Says
• Vulcan Materials Founding Family Sues Over Sale Halt
• Miller’s ‘Song of Achilles’ Wins $46,600 Orange Fiction Prize
• Daimler Shows Big Rig Getting Almost 10 Miles Per Gallon
• Houghton Mifflin Debt Valued at 55.5 Cents in Swaps Auction
• Telefonica Plans German IPO to Accelerate Debt Reduction
• BT Pension Fund Buys Stake in British Utility Thames Water
• Bob’s Buzzword of the Day: `Provenance’
• IBM Credit Rating Boosted as Company Shifts to Software
• IPOs of About $1 Billion Set for Market: Corporate Canada
• Bristol-Myers Tests Sprycel in Lung Cancer in New Study
• St. Petersburg Exchange to Rival Moscow RTS-Micex Technology
• Argentines’ Confidence in Government Rose 12% in May
• Textbook Cartoon Inflames India's Debate Over Caste
• China Stocks Seen Rising 15% by Goldman Partner on Loans
• Dewey Unsecured Creditors May Find the Cupboard Is Bare
• Canada’s Banks Miss Profits Overlooking Women, Group Says
• U.S. Treasury Sanctions Syrian International Islamic Bank
• Ex-Cameron Aide Coulson Said to Be Detained Over Perjury
• German Two-Year Yield Declines to Zero as Debt Crisis Escalates
• N.J. Two-Year Colleges Paid for Presidents’ Cars, Golf
• Common Ground Seen Holding U.S. Back From Cliff: Economy
• Peru Stocks: Aceros, Siderperu, Southern Copper, Panoro
• Intervention From Rupee to Real Shows Focus on Inflation Fight
• Marcus Says South Africa’s Bank Mandate Brings Challenges
• Fed’s Dudley Sees Economy Continuing to Grow at Moderate Pace
• Philip Morris ‘Light’ Cigarette Class Action Thrown Out
• Australia Housing Escapes Peril on Undersupply: Mortgages
• How to Snare Table at World’s Best Restaurant: Review
• Caterpillar Falls After Commodity Prices Decline: Chicago Mover
• Chilean Stocks: Masisa Slumps; SACI Falabella and SQM Advance
• On My Mind: This is Not in the Economic Books
• BofA Sees Euro Breakup Drag on Global Ecnonomy as Threat
• Euler Hermes Suspends Insurance Cover for Exports to Greece
• GM Discusses Opel Future With German State Premiers, WAZ Reports
• ABC Tells Judge Aereo Violates Copyrights, Should Be Shut
• Companies’ Political Cash Contradicts Climate Stance, Group Says
• Google Slams Thai Law as Webmaster Found Guilty of Royal Insults
• Gold Falls as U.S. Dollar Gains on European Crisis
• Pfizer Cleared of Liability in Prempro Breast Cancer Case
• French Scholar Richard Descoings Died of Natural Causes
• Aetna CEO Says Supreme Court Won’t Drop Entire Health Law
• Southwest Wins Houston Council Support for Flights Abroad
• Turkish Parliament Bans Airline Strikes, Anatolia News Reports
• Milberg Seeking to Quit N.Y. Facebook Case, Lawyer Says
• Romney Joins Trump in Las Vegas, Avoids Obama Birth Talk
• Malaysia’s EPF to Buy Battersea Power Station, CoStar Reports
• Yingli Sees China Demand for Solar Growing 36% in 2012
• Ive Asks Appeals Court to Reverse Web TV Service Shutdown
• ICCO Reduces Global Cocoa Shortage Forecast by 39% This Year
• Private-Sector Deposits in Spanish Banks Decreased in April
• ECB Wasn’t Consulted on Spanish Bank Recapitalization Plan
• National Bank of Greece 1st Quarter Loss 537 Million Euro
• Verizon Doubles FiOS Broadband Speeds in Race With Cable
• Mexico Peso Falls to Six-Month Low as European Crisis Saps Risk
• BP Fails to Sell Forties at Three-Week Low; Es Sider Price Falls
• Romney Seals Republican Nomination With Victory in Texas
• Monsanto Profit Forecast Tops Estimates as Seed Sales Climb
• Indicators Signal Higher Money-Market Stress Amid Europe Crisis
• Facebook Options Trading Activity Soars
• RWE Cuts Turbines by Third at U.K. Project on Environment Impact
• Portugal Telecom Shares Drop to Lowest Since 1996: Lisbon Mover
• Falabella Posts 1st-Quarter Net of 72.1 Billion Pesos
• German Stocks Decline After Greek Poll; Commerzbank Falls
• Brazilian Stock Movers: Cemig, Eletrobras and Klabin Are Active
• Hunt: It's Going to be an Ugly Campaign
• Italy, Spain Bonds Slump as Crisis Punctures Demand; Bunds Jump
• Copper Drops to 20-Week Low on Europe: Commodities at Close
• French Defense Minister Wants to Start Over on Drone Development
• Obama Signs Renewal of Export-Import Bank That Boosts Lending
• European Stocks Drop on Concern Debt Crisis Is Deepening
• Storm Beryl Wasn’t Much Help for Southeast Drought
• Russia Equity Movers: Federal Grid, Novatek, Severstal, TNK-BP
• Iraq Starts First Auction of Oil, Gas Exploration Rights
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for May 30
• Cisco Sees 2.5 Web Connections for Every Person on Earth
• French Jobless Claims Rise Again, Challenging Hollande
• Fed Adopts Rule Listing Criteria for Oversight of Brokers
• Swiss Stocks Drop; Actelion, Swatch Fall, Novartis Gains
• EU Commission May Agree for Spain to Cut Deficit More Slowly
• White House Unveils Initiative to Fight Computer Viruses
• Emerging Stocks Drop First Day in Five on Spain Debt, China
• Facebook Contracts Top 365,000 in Fastest Start for IPO
• Statement by the IMF Mission to Grenada (Text)
• Novatek Falls as Finance Minister Signals Possible Tax Rise
• Cove Energy Rises to Record After Mozambique Allows PTT Bid
• U.K. Stocks Tumble Amid Euro-Area Concern; RBS, HSBC Fall
• Tisch Calls Bonds ‘Certificates of Confiscation’
• EU Weighs Direct Aid to Banks as Antidote to Crisis
• Severn Trent Proposes Special Dividend After Outperformance
• German 2-Year Government Note Yield Falls to Zero for First Time
• South Africa to Debate Social Cohesion After Painting Furor
• Facebook Seen Dropping 20% to Gain Parity With Nasdaq Rivals
• Disney to Offer Disney Channel App That Allows Mobile Viewing
• The Insurgent Tea Party Strikes Again
• Chilean Peso Hits Lowest in Almost Five Months as Copper Drops
• Russian Entrepreneur Buys Belarus Arms Exporter, Interfax Says
• Cattle Drop as Global Economic Woes May Curb Demand; Hogs Slide
• Turkish Airlines Retreats as Cancellations Enter Second Day
• Hungary Stocks: OTP Bank, Refiner Mol Shares Move in Budapest
• First City Nigeria Has Longest Losing Streak in Eight Months
• Fiat Industrial Plans to Move Listing to U.S. From Italy
• Pound Slides to 4-Month Low Versus Dollar on Europe; Gilts Jump
• Besiktas Plunges to Lowest in Two Years on UEFA Ban, Fine
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Longhorn of Kenya, Total Kenya Move
• Turkey Stocks: Besiktas, Turkish Airlines Move in Istanbul
• Petrominerales May Buy Back Up to 10% of Public Float
• Nebraska Book Wins Court Approval of Restructuring Plan
• Czech Stocks: Erste Group Bank, New World Resources Are Active
• Zuckerberg Off Billionaires Index with $4.7B Loss
• Slovenian Trade Union Seeks Court Ruling on Austerity Moves
• Greek Bank Recap Secures Normal Operation, Fund Chief Says
• LDK Posts Biggest Four-Day Drop Since 2009 on Tariffs
• Panetta Heads to Asia to Back Allies, Avoid Riling China
• Capital Gains Fault Line as Obama-Romney Tax Plans Differ
• How are Hedge Funds dealing with the Europe Crisis?
• The Real Cost of Owning Gold
• Hungary Ruling Party on the Cusp of Losing Poll Lead, Tarki Says
• SolarBridge Gets $25 Million in Funding, Plans Europe Expansion
• TDR Capital Said to Seek More Than $2 Billion for Fund
• America Movil Discussed Cooperation With KPN Before Offer
• Pending Sales of U.S. Homes Decrease by Most in a Year
• Federal Grid, RusHydro Decline on Rosneftegaz New Share Report
• Tusk Demands U.S. Response to Obama Death Camp Remark
• Future Losses to be Shared by Eurozone Taxpayers
• Obama Adviser Rejects Syrian Claims on Houla Massacre as ‘a Lie’
• Lira Falls on Bank’s Higher Foreign-Exchange Reserve Ratio Move
• WikiLeaks’ Assange Loses U.K. Top Court Extradition Case
• Greece Needs to Show Budget-Cutting ‘Determination,’ EU Says
• UniCredit Said to Scale Down Eastern Europe Equity Business
• China Foreign Investment to Be $500 Billion by 2015, Xinhua Says
• Greenlight Added Investors After 6.8% First-Quarter Gain
• Rand Slumps to 6-Month Low as Spain Concern Damps Risk Appetite
• Serbia Faces Threat of Debt Crisis, Fiscal Council Says
• Credit Suisse Sees Corn Poised to Drop on Enlarged Supply
• Lithuanian Central Government Budget Gaps Narrows to 1.5% of GDP
• Ford Says It Boosted Incentives in May After April Cut
• Visa & Mastercard Face Mobile Payment Competition
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 1.87 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Russia Will Fight Tax Dodgers at Offshore Havens, Siluanov Says
• BofA Chief Sees Europe Crisis’s Indirect Impact as Bigger Threat
• Batista Joins Lippi as Foreign Soccer Coaches in Chinese League
• 'Manhattanhenge' Proves the Sun Orbits New York
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, May 30
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, May 30
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, May 30
• Credit Suisse Sees Cocoa Demand Rising 2% to 3% This Season
• CP Strike Bill May Not Pass Senate Today
• How to Spot a Dividend Overachiever
• ABC Tells Judge Aereo Violates Copyrights, Should Be Shut
• Russia’s Stavropol Region Completes Planting of Crops for 2012
• Chesapeake Valuation Seen Luring Major Oil Merger Deal: Real M&A;
• Indian Panel Recommends Approval of Coal Blocks to Cabinet
• BTG Adds to $2.3 Billion Bet on Retail Demand: Corporate Brazil
• EU to Lift Bulgaria’s Excessive Budget Deficit Procedure
• Monti to Increase Gasoline Taxes to Help Quake Relief
• April Existing Home Sales Decline by Most in a Year
• U.K. May Force Gasoline Retailers to Cut Prices, BBC Reports
• BASF Said to Consider Bid RWE Oil and Gas Operations
• Anand Beats Gelfand to Keep World Chess Federation Championship
• Finnish 10-Year Yield Extends Drop to Record Low: Helsinki Mover
• Spain Ejects Clean-Power Industry With Europe Precedent: Energy
• Shell Will Buy Hess Stake in Field Off Scottish Coast
• Hungary Yields Rise to 5-Week High Before Sale on Rates Outlook
• Wealth ‘Destruction’ Hurting Australian Consumer Spending
• Spain Lifts Wheat and Barley Harvest Forecasts After Rainy April
• Jeremy Stein of Harvard Sworn in as Federal Reserve Governor
• Hungary Fails to Ensure Central Bank Independence, ECB Says
• Repo Rates Show European Bank Stresses as Short-Term Levels Soar
• Secret Patents Could Cost Inventors' Rights
• Greek Coach Drivers to Hold Four-Day Strike, ANA Reports
• Frank Lloyd Wright: America's Greatest Architect
• Libya Cuts Es Sider Crude Price for July to 30 Cents Premium
• RIM’s Shares Plunge After Company Reports Surprise Loss
• CVC Said to Plan Bank Meeting for City Telecom Loan
• Facebook Gets Second FTC Information Request on Instagram
• Bristol Drug Seen Helping Body Attack Lung Cancer: Health
• Aramco, Dow Venture Said to Seek $12.4 Billion in Funds
• Hewlett-Packard Promotes Veghte to COO, Kadifa to Lead Software
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Naira Falls for Second Day as Europe Debt Crisis Limits Inflows
• PGE Says Belchatow Carbon Capture Project Needs State Support
• Colombia Reports Anthrax Livestock Deaths and Skin Lesions
• Presidential Race Will Come Down to the Economy
• Saudi Billionaire's Ethiopia Gold Mine Has 128 Tons Ready
• Agribank Slumps on Report of Vice President Under Investigation
• Veolia Loses Bid to Block RWE Sale of Berlin Water Stake
• Punjab National Bank and Union Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money
• Ashok Leyland & L & T Finance CP:India Money Markets
• Axis Bank & Andhra Bank CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Egyptian Stocks: Orascom Development and Arab Cotton Ginning
• What to Watch Five Months Before Election Day
• Ituran Drops to Six-Month Low as Net Income Plunges 21 Percent
• Peyton Manning Tops Tebow in Jersey Sales as Griffin III Trails
• Icahn’s Chesapeake Stake Puts Governance Before Value
• Mark Zuckerberg’s Alter Ego Makes Trouble in Russia
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• ANZ Says Cotton Price to Remain Under Pressure in Short Term
• Arab Bank to Boost Africa Loans by 10% Annually Over 5 Years
• Romney Team Misspells 'America' in Campaign App
• Toll Buying Half of a 2,379-Home California Subdivision
• Red Cross Finds 5,000 Syrian Refugees From Massacre Site
• Tradition to Start Electronic Spot-Currency Trading Platform
• Sava Re of Slovenia First-Quarter Net Doubles on Lower Costs
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Barwa Real Estate of Qatar, Dar Al Arkan
• Felda Said to Seek $3.2 Billion in Malaysian Share Sale
• Famed F1 Designer Unveils 96 Mpg, 100 Mph Smartcar
• Lampard Suffers Thigh Injury in England Training, Will Have Scan
• Slovenian Economy Still Mired in a Recession, Survey Shows
• Publisher Longhorn Kenya Jumps on Listing Debut: Nairobi Mover
• Zuckerberg Wealth Falls Along With Facebook Shares
• Cook: Consumers Can Expect Closer Ties to Facebook
• The World's Best Beaches, from Australia to the Seychelles
• Emaar Gains as Developer Sells All Units at Project: Dubai Mover
• Trade Messaging Protocol, Miami Fund, Quantek: Compliance
• East Coast May Cool Into Mid-June, Keeping Power Use Down
• U.K. Shale Gas Won’t Be Enough to Stop Imports, Minister Says
• Ain Pharmaciez, BGR Energy, Daiwa House: Asia Stocks Preview
• National Systemic Banks to Face Core Capital Rules in Basel Plan
• Ecobank Sees ‘Decent’ Cocoa Mid-Crops in Ghana, Ivory Coast
• Canadian Dollar Depreciates Along With Euro on Safety Demand
• Kenyan Shilling Weakens for a Second Day as Trade Deficit Widens
• Canada April Industrial Product and Raw Materials Prices (Text)
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of May 29, 2012.
• Brent Crude Declines Below $105 First Time Since December
• Manchester United’s Scholes Signs One-Year Extension With Club
• U.K. Doctors Vote for Strike for First Time Since 1975
• Canada Senate to Consider Bill Ending Railroad Strike
• Iceland Property Bubble Grows With Currency Controls: Mortgages
• Pissarides Says Euro Exit Would Aid Rich Greeks at Cost to Poor
• Gold Seen Gaining as Europe Debt Crisis Increases Demand
• Mauritian Banks Get 60% of Profit From Abroad, Dajee Says
• Vodafone Turkey Unit Reports First Annual Profit in Four Years
• EC Sides With Spain, Proposes "Banking Union"
• Gazprom Keeps EU Gas Export Plan Even as Crisis Hurts Demand
• Macquarie Says Grain Set to Fall in 12 Months Before Rebound
• Chat to the Chief: Sir Martin Sorrell
• Pep Boys Terminates Proposed Merger Deal With Gores Group
• The Takeaway: Fiscal Cliff, Zuckerberg's Fortune
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Swiss Stocks Advance on European Commission Bank-Aid Call
• Italy Auction Misses Target as Yields Climb on Contagion
• Sri Lanka Exports Fall Most in 30 Months on Tea, Textiles
• Schneider Said to Plan Revival of $1.3 Billion Sensors Sale
• Conergy Builds 1.5-Megawatt Solar-Power Plant at German Prison
• U.K. Energy Policy May Fail to Meet Carbon Goals, IEA Says
• Fed Funds Open at 0.16%, Within Fed’s Target Range, ICAP Says
• Marubeni Follows Glencore to Boost Grain Trading
• Rubber Inventory Rising in China as Slowdown Cuts Demand
• EU Weighs Direct Aid for Banks as Crisis Antidote
• Fazer Group Russian Subsidiary’s General Director Leaves Company
• Dewey, Skadden, Jones Day, Fried Frank: Business of Law
• Spanish Lender CAM Wins EU Approval for Rescue Aid Ahead of Sale
• Apple TV Highlights Cook's Hints at Exciting Future
• Turkish Airlines Cancels 68 Flights due to ‘Operational Reasons’
• Treasuries Yield Approaches Record on Debt Crisis Concern
• Yahoo’s Yamli Deal to Spur Arab Startups as Facebook Expands
• Ex-Liberia Leader Taylor Sentenced 50 Years for War Crime
• South Africa’s PIC ‘Comfortable’ With Sanral Debt, CEO Says
• Investors Bet on Facebook Fall as Options Begin
• Finnish Parliament Debate on Capping SMS Loans Set for September
• Taiwan Premier Accepts Finance Minister’s Resignation
• Bank of Spain Governor Ordonez Denounces Critics as He Quits
• Red Cross Finds 5,000 Syrian Refugees Near Massacre Site
• European Bank Shares Drop as Spanish Lender Concern Deepens
• Anwar Says Divisions Won’t Threaten Malaysian Opposition
• Siemens, Technicolor, Google, IBM: Intellectual Property
• France May Need Significant Effort to Meet Deficit Goal, EU Says
• Apple is Tops as Tech Leads Most Value Brands
• Greek Opinion Poll Shows Majority Want Revised Terms
• Billionaire Lee Fights Back Relatives Over Samsung Shares
• Egypt Reserve-Ratio Cut Not Enough to Satisfy Needs: Arab Credit
• Apple CEO Cook Teases `Incredible' New Products
• Spain Credit-Default Swaps Surge to Record on Bank Bailout Woes
• Slovenia Wants Foreign Investors to Boost Bank Capital
• U.K. Treasury Advertises for BOE Policy Maker to Replace Posen
• Egypt Sentences Policeman to Five Years for Protesters’ Deaths
• Using Dollars, Shorting Bunds to Fight Euro Crisis
• Australia’s Gillard Says Mining Is Economy’s ‘Strong Right Arm’
• Romania’s Transelectrica Dismisses CEO, Names Mateescu Interim
• OTP Bank Declines Most in Week, Leading Hungarian Shares Lower
• Egypt Increases Wheat-Purchasing Budget by 1 Billion Pounds
• Asian Stocks Drop on China Growth, Europe Crisis Concern
• Lack of New China Stimulus Weighs on Global Markets
• German Wind Farm Grid Connections Will Cost About $15 Billion
• Tata Motors Shares Fall as Jaguar Earnings Miss Estimates
• MF Global U.K. Repo Dispute With U.S. May Delay Creditor Payouts
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 8,500 Tons of Palm Oil
• ECB’s Liikanen Says Stable Prices Best Help to Job Creation
• Euro-Area Economic Confidence Falls to 2 1/2 Year Low: Economy
• Kenya March Trade Deficit Widens 22 Percent as Oil Imports Rise
• Shanghai Donghai to Expand China’s Major Offshore Wind Farm
• France to Cap CEO Pay at State-Owned Companies Like EDF, Areva
• Russia and China Warn Against Military Intervention in Syria
• ECB Says Baltic States’ Euro Adoption Challenged by Inflation
• Homebuyer Interest in Foreclosures Increases in the U.S.
• Thailand Stocks: PTT, PTT Exploration, Sri Trang Agro, Vinythai
• Rupiah Rises After Central Bank Offers Foreign-Currency Deposits
• Astra Agro Sells 6,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• EU Investigates Italy Government Support to Bus Operator Simet
• Beryl Regains Strength Near Charleston, South Carolina
• Tunisia Judges Strike After Government Fired About 80
• Indonesian Stock Movers: London Sumatra, Telekomunikasi, Vale
• Eurovision Terror, Assassination Plots Foiled, Azerbaijan Says
• Oil Tankers Said by Platou to Speed Up as Charter Rates Climb
• Dubai Shares Poised for 4-Month Low on Oil Drop, Europe Concern
• Bank of Spain’s Ordonez Says Fiscal Targets ‘Arduous’
• Corn, Copper, Crude Oil, Natural Gas Drop: Commodities at Close
• Czech Central Bank Switched Some Euro Reserves to Aussie in 2011
• Mercedes Cuts Truck Production in Brazil as Vehicle Demand Falls
• Mahindra Profit Rises 44% on Higher Sales, One-Time Gain
• Swedish Krona Advances Against Euro as Economy Returns to Growth
• China’s Money Market Rate Falls Most in a Week on Policy Outlook
• Erste Leads Czech Shares Lower as China Damps Stimulus Optimism
• Lufthansa May Scrap 1,000 Posts at Biggest Inflight Caterer
• Pimco’s Spajic Says ECB’s ‘Only Game in Town’ to Help Europe
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• Israel Stocks: Allot, Israel Corp., Migdal, Jerusalem Economy
• Unipetrol Reports Fire in Chemical Plant in Zaluzi, CTK Reports
• Gazprom Neft Starts Catcracker, Hydrotreater at Omsk Refinery
• Elderfield Says Irish Banks Will Need More Capital, Boersen Says
• Taiwan Dollar Falls to 4-Month Low, Bonds Rise on Europe Concern
• Spanish 5-Year Note Yield Rises to 6%, First Time Since Nov. 30
• Zimbabwe State to Be Nation’s Sole Cotton Buyer, Chronicle Says
• Hong Kong Stocks Fall as China Rules Out Massive Stimulus
• Global Investment First-Quarter Loss Narrows on Asset Sales
• Turkey TV Characters to Wed After State Pressure, Milliyet Says
• Sweden Escapes Recession as Growth Returned in First Quarter
• Sinovel Signs Accord to Develop Wind-Farm Projects in Romania
• Valovis Bank Rescued as Greek Debt Burden too Much to Bear, FAZ
• U.K. Mortgage Approvals Increased in April, Bank of England Says
• Israel Corp. Drops Most in Week After First Quarter Loss Widens
• Saudi Star Offers Jobs to Overcome Criticism of Ethiopia Project
• Nestle Names Donald as Chief Executive Equatorial Africa Region
• Baht Falls After Funds Cut Holdings of Thai Stocks; Bonds Steady
• Ukraine Ministry Sees 15% Drop in Grain Harvest, Kommersant Says
• Philippine Peso Halts Two-Day Rally on Europe Woes; Bonds Gain
• Oman Starts $143 Million Salalah Cargo Terminal Expansion
• Saddam's Oil Finally Goes Up for Sale
• Lithuanian Economy Expanded 3.9% in First Quarter on Building
• Euro-Area Loan Growth Slowed in April as Crisis Damped Demand
• Allot Surges Toward Record, Narrows Gap With U.S. Traded Shares
• China Stocks: Chongqing Steel, Kweichow Moutai Co., Sany Heavy
• Egypt Oil Ministry Gets $100 Million to Buy Additional Fuel
• Galp, Petrobras Discover Evidence of Oil in Onshore Sergipe Well
• Asean Backing Junk Debt Lures Prudential: Southeast Asia
• P&S; Werften Shipyard Needs ‘Substantial’ Aid, State Says
• South Africa’s Credit Growth Slows as Spending Eases
• Iran to Sign $2 Billion Venezuela Oil Deal, Tehran Times Says
• Sumo Champion Joins Girl Idols to Sell Japan's Debt
• Bilateral Carbon Trade Surged Last Year, World Bank Says
• Chelsea’s Deal to Sign Hulk 90 Percent Complete: Soccer Roundup
• Radiation Found in Japanese Rice Supply
• Sberbank Net Reaches 92 Billion Rubles, Beats Estimate
• Doc Watson, Pioneering Folk Guitarist and Singer, Is Dead
• U.S. Ambassador to Russia Apologizes After Kyrgyz Bribe Row
• Krugman Says U.K. Austerity Push Is ‘Deeply Destructive’
• Alcatel-Lucent Says Europe Risks Becoming Digital Desert
• China Stocks Fluctuate as Stimulus Hopes Ease
• Pound Extends Drop Against Dollar; Falls to Least Since Jan. 25
• Slovaks to Tax More Energy, Telecommunication Sectors, Sme Says
• Oil Trades Near Weekly Low as U.S. Supplies Seen Rising
• London & Stamford to Set Up Central London Residential Venture
• Turkish Man Breaking Up Fight Killed by Police Spray, Sabah Says
• Iran Says It's Produced Antivirus to Newly Detected Flame
• Copper Falls as China Damps Stimulus Speculation: LME Preview
• Economy Watch: Euro Zone Confidence, Italy Bond Auction
• Turkey Plans Giant Istanbul Mosque for All to See, Erdogan Says
• Spain’s Inflation Slowed to 1.9% in May as Economy Contracted
• Aussie Dollar Drops Versus Peers After Retail Sales Fall
• Taiwan Equity Movers: Ichia Technologies, Silitech, Ta Chong
• Greek ATEbank, Postbank to Get Earnings Extension, Imerisia Says
• Ex-Olympus CEO Woodford Settles Unfair-Dismissal Lawsuit
• Italian Government Bonds Decline; 10-Year Yield Rises to 5.84%
• Rinehart Says Disclosing Finances Hurts Negotiations
• Bund Yield 3 Basis Points From Record Low Before Italian Auction
• RIM Shares Plunge After Company Reports Surprise Operating Loss
• Mall Brawl Looms in Australia as Stores Cry Poor on Rents
• Siemens Appeals French Metro Contract Won by Alstom
• Japan Stocks Decline as China Rules Out Broader Stimulus
• Check Point Software Developing The 'Threat Cloud'
• Barwa Sells Two Hotels, Health Club to Katara Hospitality
• Deutsche Bank’s Boersig Will Retain Privileges, Die Welt Reports
• Billionaire Kantor Boosts Acron Stake to 84.6% in Reorganization
• Ex-Goldman Trader Run-Symphony Seeks Money for Hedge Funds
• U.A.E. May Extend GRE Bank Loan Rule Deadline, Al-Khaleej Says
• EU Could Give Spain Another Year to Meet Deficit Goal, Pais Says
• Bank of Spain Governor Ordonez Resigns
• BASF May Take Indian Partner to Spur Asia Growth, FAZ Reports
• Krugman: Fiscal Cutbacks 'Collectively Disastrous'
• Samsung Galaxy 3S Goes on Sale in London
• Qatar Detains Mall Owner, Managers After Fire Kills 19, QNA Says
• Apple CEO Says TV Is ‘Intense Focus,’ Sees Closer Facebook Ties
• Japan Aluminum Buyers Said to Agree to Record Quarterly Fee
• General Electric Will Open More Innovation Centers in China
• Bank Foreclosures Loom for Tanker Owners Hauling Iranian Crude
• City Lodge Buys 50% Stake in Fairview to Expand in East Africa
• Inside Russia's Max-Security Prison for Crooked Cops
• Fernandes Sees Japan as `Massive Market' for AirAsia (Video)
• Tech Firms Swarm Britain in Hunt for Ace Coders
• Spurs Take 2-0 Lead on Thunder in NBA Western Conference Finals
• 3,000 Italians Flee City to Become Shepherds
• Angry Birds Theme Park Launches in Finland
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 05/30/2012 (Tabl
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• Dubai Inflation to Rise in Second Half of 2012, Gulf News Says
• Philippine Stocks: Benguet Slumps, PetroEnergy Resources Rises
• Rupee Declines Toward a Record Low on Weakening Economic Outlook
• GM Prepares to Make Chevy, Manchester United Announcement
• Russian Railways Boosts Stake in TGK-14, Vedomosti Reports
• China’s State Grid Buys Brazil Power Lines for $936 Million
• Rosneftegaz to Spend $4 Billion on State Units, Vedomosti Says
• Toyota Judge Says He May Caution Jurors About Some Witnesses
• Terrell Owens Released After Missing Children’s Hospital Visit
• Clemens Prosecutors Rest Perjury Case Against Ex-Pitcher
• NFL Retirees Can’t Sue Players Association Over Contract
• Taleb Says Euro Breakup ‘Not a Big Deal’ as U.S. Scariest
• Gupta Tries to Sow Doubt at Trial About Folgers Sale Leak
• Dartmouth Endowment Letter Prompts New Hampshire Review
• Siemens, Technicolor, Google, IBM: Intellectual Property
• James Patterson Taps $84 Million Thriller War Chest
• Phillies’ Roy Halladay May Miss 6-8 Weeks With Strained Muscle
• Zoo Shows Local Bond Sales Expand as Economy Grows: Muni Credit
• Atlantic Broadband Said to Seek Sale, Could Fetch $1.4 Billion
• Brooklyn Botanic, Lush Governors Island Ease City Life: Review
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