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EU Finance Ministers Fail to Agree on Hedge-Fund Restrictions

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European Union finance ministers failed to agree on proposed rules to regulate hedge funds and private equity firms in the 27-nation region, an EU official said. More

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German Investor Confidence Declines for Sixth Month (Update2)

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German investor confidence dropped for a sixth month in March amid signs the economy is struggling to expand and as Greece’s fiscal crisis shakes financial markets. More

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Deutsche Bank Paid ‘Risk Takers’ 2.2 Billion Euros in Bonuses

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Deutsche Bank AG, Germany’s biggest bank, paid 2.2 billion euros ($3 billion) in bonuses last year to employees who can conduct “high-risk” business. More

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China ‘More Concerned’ About Iran’s Nuclear Policy (Update1)

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China is growing more concerned about Iran’s nuclear intentions, Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi said at a joint press conference with his U.K. counterpart. More

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Michelin Awards More Stars; Champagne Sales Decline (Update2)

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Michelin awards a second star to a Stockholm restaurant and recognizes five Budapest eateries in “Main Cities of Europe 2010,” to be published tomorrow. More

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San Miguel Plans to Raise $1 Billion From Asset Sales (Update1)

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San Miguel Corp., the Philippines’ biggest food and drinks maker, plans to raise $1 billion selling stakes in its food, packaging and liquor businesses to help fund expansion and acquisitions. More

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CLOs to End 12-Month Drought in Citigroup Deal: Credit Markets

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The market for collateralized debt obligations backed by high-yield, high-risk loans is poised to open in the U.S. for the first time in a year after losses on mortgages prompted investors to flee bundled securities. More

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Most Asian Stocks Advance on Bank of Japan Policy Speculation

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Most Asian stocks rose, led by finance and consumer companies, amid speculation the Bank of Japan will take more steps to ease deflation in the world’s second-largest economy. More

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Deutsche Bank’s Lee Zhang Said to Talk With ICBC (Update3)

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One of Deutsche Bank AG’s top executives in Asia is in discussions about joining Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd., the world’s largest lender by market value, said people with knowledge of the matter. More

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South Korea Names Kim Choong Soo Central Bank Chief (Update1)

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South Korea’s president named Kim Choong Soo governor of the central bank as policy makers face political pressure to keep the benchmark interest rate at a record-low 2 percent. More

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Deutsche Bank Pays Ackermann EU9.55 Million on Return to Profit

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Deutsche Bank AG Chief Executive Officer Josef Ackermann earned 9.55 million euros last year after returning Germany’s biggest bank to a profit, the Frankfurt-based bank said in its annual report today. More

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Dinallo Gets More Than 15% of Campaign Funds From Insurers

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Eric Dinallo, the former insurance superintendent running for New York attorney general, has received more than 15 percent of his campaign donations from the industry he regulated until July. More

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BYD Rises After Brokerages Increase Profit Estimates (Update1)

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BYD Co., the Chinese carmaker backed by Warren Buffett, rose to the highest level in three months as brokerages raised earnings estimates for the company after better-than-expected profit in 2009. More

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EU Lays Groundwork for Greek Lifeline to Bolster Euro (Update1)

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European finance ministers laid the groundwork for a financial lifeline to debt-stricken Greece, breaking a taboo against aid to cash-strapped governments in order to avert a crisis for the euro. More

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BNP Paribas May Acquire KBC Groep’s Japan Unit (Update1)

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BNP Paribas SA, France’s biggest bank, may acquire KBC Groep NV’s operations in Japan, said two people with knowledge of the matter. More

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Arrow Still in ‘Active’ Talks With Shell, PetroChina (Update3)

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Arrow Energy Ltd. is continuing “active discussions” with Royal Dutch Shell Plc and PetroChina Co. amid speculation the Australian gas producer may reject their A$3.3 billion ($3 billion) bid and seek a higher offer. More

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Lilly Buys Right to Underarm Lotion for Low Sex Drive (Update2)

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Eli Lilly & Co., the maker of the impotence pill Cialis, bought exclusive rights from Australia’s Acrux Ltd. to an underarm testosterone lotion called Axiron for men with limited sex drive due to low levels of the hormone. More

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Sony Financial Shares Surge on Allocation Changes (Update2)

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Sony Financial Holdings Inc., the insurance and banking unit of Sony Corp., had its biggest gain in almost 16 months in Tokyo after saying it will boost its bond holdings to reduce risk and stabilize its investment strategy. More

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Merrill Hires Reilly as Head of Asia Equity Trading (Update2)

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Bank of America Merrill Lynch appointed Gene Reilly, a former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. partner, as head of Asia-Pacific equity execution services, at least the third senior hire from the rival in six months. More

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Taiwan Exchange to Lift Trading Limit ‘Anytime’ (Update2)

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Taiwan’s stock exchange expects the limit for gains and losses for share prices to be raised “anytime” after detailing the proposal in parliament yesterday, Chairman Schive Chi said. More

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