Tuesday, 18 June, 2013

 
Published January 21, 2013

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Big Pharma loses in 'pay-to-delay' Supreme Court case
Biggest protests in 20 years sweep Brazil
EU banking supervision only in 2nd half of 2014: ECB official
British prosecutor to charge central Libor suspect: source
IMF approves US$1.27b disbursement to Ireland
US security expert says surveillance cameras can be hacked
G8 leaders say economic prospects remain weak, warn Japan on fiscal plan
7-Eleven store operators accused of exploiting illegal workers
UK financial services are a 'European asset': TheCity
Merkel defends Internet surveillance before Obama visit
ECB's Weidmann urges govts to keep eye on deficit cuts
Carlyle plans more CLOs as closes 350m euro fund
US leaders launch free-trade talks
UK's Co-op Bank agrees 1.5b stg "bail-in" rescue plan
Fiat scion's sunglasses firm eyes 70m euro valuation: source
US states, greens delay lawsuit, watch for Obama climate plan
Muni market seen more interested in FOMC than Detroit
J&J in US$1b deal to bolster prostate-cancer focus
G8 urges Europe to move on bank reform, Japan to fix budget
US gives Tesoro green light to buy Chevron assets
Fannie Mae to sell US$2b bills on Wednesday
June US home builder sentiment index above 50, first time in 7 yrs
EU to approve ICE's US$8.2b NYSE buy without conditions: sources
EU, US to launch talks for world's biggest trade pact
Johnson & Johnson to buy Aragon for up to US$1b
Private equity exits hit by economic uncertainty
Spain Q2 data could show clear turnaround in economy: Minister
UK finance sector sees lowest risk of turmoil since 2008: central bank survey
German wage rises, exports offer hope for eurozone
Italy posts world trade surplus in April as exports rise y/y, imports drop
Bain Capital, Altor bid for Cermaq's key unit
Russia may place US$7b Eurobond in mid-July: agency
UK Heysham 1-2 nuclear reactor offline on Monday
Abu Dhabi's Aldar awards US$1.1b contract to Arabtec venture
Activist investor urges break-up of Smithfield instead of takeover: WSJ
Scammers fleece Australians out of US$90m