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• Obama to be sworn in at White House in two-day inauguration
• Colombia's FARC rebels end ceasefire
• U.S. Vice President Biden sworn in to office for second term
• Central banks not the only crisis managers - ECB'S Weidmann
• Merkel's CDU hoping for comeback win in key state vote
• Japan government, Bank of Japan "getting closer" on monetary policy statement
• Rallies assail Obama's proposed gun curbs
• Merkel's CDU rides popularity wave in German state vote
• Spain's PM defends party from corruption inquiry
• India's SBI gives nod for $558 million capital infusion by government
• Myanmar aims to improve lives, modernize with new reforms
• Factbox: Some facts about U.S. presidential inaugurations
• Disney's Iger gets more than $40 million pay for 2012
• Obama campaign evolving into group to push his agenda
• Berlusconi poll recovery shakes up Italy election race
• Global shares, oil prices rebound on U.S. budget talk
• Yen slumps to 31-month low on expected Bank of Japan action
• Yen slides to 31-month low on expected Bank of Japan action next week
• Republicans seek three-month debt limit increase, Senate budget
• Analysis: Obama's home state offers a lesson on path to gun laws
• Senate's Reid reassured by Republicans' debt ceiling move
• Algeria crisis triggers Libya, Egypt oil security review
• Global shares retreat on consumer sentiment, yen falls
• Dutchman hoping to lead euro zone out of age of crisis
• German economic data to show signs of improvement
• BOJ eyes open-ended asset buying, agrees new inflation goal
• Escaped Algerian hostage witnessed dead French boss
• Yen hovers near 31-month low vs dollar before BoJ meeting
• New Bank of England official raises stimulus doubts
• Chinese data lifts shares and commodities
• Stock futures dip as Intel offsets China data; earnings in focus
• Britain's Cameron says Algeria hostage takers still pose threat
• Less than 30 Britons at risk in Algeria: British PM Cameron
• Euro zone to tackle thorny question of aid for bank

• In two-day inauguration, Obama to be sworn in at White House
• Explosion at Greek shopping mall injures two
• Weidmann says ECB is not the only crisis manager: paper
• Explosive device at shopping mall near Athens injures two
• What's missing in U.S. gun control scramble? Bullets
• Obama seeks "fuller understanding" of what happened in Algeria siege
• Pro-gun rallies attack Obama's curbs on firearms
• Third time's a charm: Obama to celebrate with oaths, parade
• Analysis: Apple earnings need to overcome technical malaise
• Fed official alleges Geithner may have alerted banks to rate cut
• Foreigners still trapped in Sahara hostage crisis
• PIMCO sees Mexico returns even if rates drop
• House Republicans back off from fiscal clash with Obama
• Don't shrink Afghan forces, two key Senate Democrats warn Obama
• House Republicans back away from fiscal clash with Obama
• HSBC to pay $249 million to end foreclosure reviews
• U.S. won't drop conspiracy charge against 9/11 plot suspects
• Global shares rebound on U.S. budget talk, yen falls
• After fumbled oath, Roberts and Obama leave little to chance
• Panetta calls for more agile NATO with wider strategic focus
• Colombia's ELN rebels kidnap five people, including Canadian: army
• U.S. House to consider 3-month debt limit extension next week: Rep. Cantor
• Gates, U.S. investors commit $1 billion for stake in Egypt's OCI
• IMF sees up to 9.5 billion euro Greek funding gap in 2015-2016
• RIM shares rise after upgrade by influential analyst
• China's economy posts slowest growth since 1999
• Global shares rise on China data, yen at new lows
• Berlusconi poll recovery shakes up Italy's election race
• Militants still holding some hostages at Algerian gas plant: APS
• RIM shares rise on Jefferies upgrade
• Austrian hostage in Algeria is safe: Austrian government
• Opposition candidate ahead in Cyprus presidential race: poll
• BP says hundreds of oil workers evacuated from Algeria

• Merkel's CDU hoping for comeback in German state vote
• Vice President Biden sworn in to office for second term
• Central banks not the only crisis managers: ECB'S Weidmann
• Biden's "U.S. president" gaffe points to 2016 ambitions
• Rallies across U.S. assail Obama's proposed gun curbs
• Americans roll up sleeves in day of service before inauguration
• Pro-gun rallies across U.S. attack Obama's curbs on firearms
• Analysis: Budget constraints limit Obama's second-term agenda
• Greek conservatives tie with leftists in opinion polls
• Analysis - U.S. Budget constraints limit Obama's second-term agenda
• Wall Street Week Ahead: Earnings, money flows to push stocks higher
• Government watchdog sounds alarm over disability benefits for veterans
• Comedian Stephen Colbert's sister to run for Congress
• Life Tech exploring potential sale, shares soar
• Supreme Court to hear law firm appeals in Allen Stanford case
• For Obama, second inaugural speech is a special challenge
• Mint runs out of 2013 silver coins, suspends sales
• Pro-gun activists plan rallies to oppose Obama's proposals
• White House encouraged at House plans for clean debt cap rise
• Republicans seek 3-month debt limit increase, Senate budget
• Boehner: No long-term debt hike without Senate budget action
• Obama executive actions on gun violence are lawful: Holder
• Boehner: no long-term U.S. debt hike without Senate budget action
• Yen drops vs dlr to near 31-month low on BoJ bond-buying bets
• French hostage cowered under bed through Algeria siege
• China home prices up in December, investment growth slows
• White House says in "constant contact" with Algeria on hostages
• About 60 foreigners still missing in Algeria siege
• UniCredit "feels no pressure" to repay ECB loans
• Dollar retreats from recent high vs yen on profit taking
• Analysis: Facing drought, U.S. farmers return to crop rotation
• Merkel surfs popularity wave before key state vote
• Chinese, U.S. data push shares to 20-month high