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Daily Highlights: 12.2.2010
- Brazil’s lower house allows Petrobras to be sole sperator of Pre-Salt Fields.
- Deficit panel tackles health care costs.
- ECB to keep unlimited liquidity operations.
- Gold gained for a fourth day, trading near the highest in almost three weeks.
- US foreclosure sales fell, discounts rose in 3Q.
- Acer said it’s aiming to capture 15% of global tablet-computer sales next year.
- Aegon will cut 400-500 jobs in US, take $290M in charges.
- Costco November same-store sales improved 9%.
- Deutsche Bank said it’s examining whether to keep or sell and lease back its Frankfurt headquarters.
- GM China sales up 11% in November.
- GM, Ford, Chrysler U.S. sales for the month rise.
- Japan’s Fair Trade Commission approved partnership between Yahoo Japan and Google.
- Kobe, US steel agree $400M capacity expansion.
- Macquarie fund invests $125mln in Russian rail firm.
- Morgan Stanley to sell Its 34.3% CICC Stake to TPG, Singapore's GIC - report
- Pepsi to spend $3.8B for Wimm-Bill-Damm.
- Qantas launches preliminary legal action against Rolls-Royce.
- Regal Entertainment declared an extraordinary dividend of $1.40/ share payable Dec 30.
- Samsung and LG received the Chinese government’s approval to build LCD factories.
- Starbucks is determined to end its relationship with Kraft.
- Toll Brothers Oct. results: $111M loss last year, $50M gain this year.
- UK regulator absolves Royal Bank of Scotland execs.
- Verizon to launch new high-speed service on Sunday.
- Zurich plans to cut costs by $500M over the next three years.
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NY Times article about yesterday's Fed disclosures:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/02/business/economy/02fed.html?_r=2&nl=business&emc=dlbka2