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• Vatican denies flaws that led to credit card block
• Sun Life, Khazanah to buy Aviva's Malaysian operations - sources
• Kodak patent sale plan gets U.S. bankruptcy court approval
• German Libor probe of Deutsche Bank to end in first-quarter: sources
• Lenovo entering 'PC plus' era, CEO says
• UBS says focused on restoring "honor" after scandals
• Samsung sees fourth quarter profit at $8.3 billion on Note sales, components
• Carlyle scores its best profit ever with exit from China's CPIC
• BASF's Hambrecht to delay comeback until 2014: paper
• Avis Budget to buy Zipcar for $500 million
• POSCO consortium buys $1.1 billion stake in ArcelorMittal operator: source
• Exclusive: Huawei partner offered embargoed HP gear to Iran
• Marvell has options as it faces $1 billion patent verdict
• Watchdog fines Wall Street firms $4.5 million for lobbyist payments
• Samsung Electronics seeks U.S. sales ban on some Ericsson products
• Sony says China business has recovered, foresees growth
• France checks ministers' taxes after Swiss bank report
• Nokia and RIM settle wi-fi patent dispute
• More cuts in defense spending a "given": Air Force
• Banker arrested in Olympus probe
• IntercontinentalExchange buys NYSE Euronext for $8 billion
• Hong Kong investigating UBS over interbank rates
• Analysis: Traders hedge bets as budget talks turn to bluster
• UBS brokers to U.S. clients: Libor isn't our fault
• Swiss lack appetite for Barclays-style backlash against UBS
• Factbox: UBS fined $1.5 billion over Libor
• Exclusive: SPX closes in on $4.2 billion Gardner Denver deal - source
• Wal-Mart seen facing sizeable fines in U.S. bribery probe
• Dassault Aviation names Trappier as next CEO
• Judge rejects Apple injunction bid vs. Samsung
• Illicit money flows grow in China, Iraq-report
• Clearwire accepts slightly sweeter bid from Sprint
• Economic slowdown throughout euro zone a worry for ECB: Liikanen
• Goldman Sachs M&A head says he had no role in Dragon deal

• Citic to buy UK's CWC, Portugal Telecom stakes in Macau telco
• Sun Life, Khazanah to buy Aviva/CIMB Malaysia insurance business for $563 million - sources
• Analysis: Euro convergence trades could return to fashion
• China regulator seeking more information on HSBC-Ping An deal
• UBS banker Orcel says wouldn't now advise RBS to buy ABN
• Hong Kong proposes restrictions on public access to company data
• Owner of Mandee, Annie Sez stores files for bankruptcy
• Riches in niches: U.S. cops, in-flight movies may be model for Panasonic survival
• Cliffs, Anglo American to sell Brazil Amapa stakes to single entity
• ArcelorMittal to sell $1.1billion stake in Canadian unit
• Insight: How Colombian drug traffickers used HSBC to launder money
• Deutsche Bank sued by rival LBBW over mortgage-backed securities
• Apple CEO's pay takes big hit vs. record 2011 package
• Euribor seesaws as policymakers dispel rate cut hopes
• Mexican regulator approves $1.6 billion deal for BBVA pension fund
• China to crack down on "malicious" trademark registrations
• Hyundai Heavy Ind. Group wins orders worth $1.05 billion
• UBS promotes Hong Kong-based Kendall to global head of ECM: memo
• Taiwanese man arrested in U.S. in Olympus probe
• ICE to buy NYSE Euronext for $8.2 billion
• IntercontinentalExchange takes aim at CME with NYSE deal
• Seven companies enter British 4G airwaves race: regulator
• Analysis: Too big to fail? China's wealth management products stir debate
• U.S. fines Deutsche Bank unit $1.25 million for inflating trade data
• U.S. will seek extradition of two former UBS traders
• UBS paid 15,000 pounds a quarter in "corrupt" Libor payments
• UBS set for $1.5 billion fine for rigging Libor: source
• Samsung drops attempt to ban Apple sales in Europe
• Alleged HSBC data thief released from jail in Spain
• Judge denies Apple injunction bid vs. Samsung
• Clearwire investors unlikely to get higher Sprint bid
• Clearwire agrees to $2.2 billion sweetened bid from Sprint
• Microsoft, Motorola file to keep patent case details private

• Kuwait wealth fund had $261 billion assets in March 2012: paper
• Italian menswear shows open in gloom over economy and Missoni
• Analysis: Glimmer of Japan reform hope among clouds of skepticism
• Ex-UBS CEO Rohner says "shocked, ashamed" at Libor rigging
• Top UBS banker says future scandals still a risk
• Exclusive: UAE's Aldar, Sorouh reach initial merger deal - sources
• Analysis: Apple bid for Samsung sales ban faces skeptical court
• Roche chairman says Illumina bid off the table: paper
• Hormel buys Unilever's Skippy peanut butter for $700 million
• ArcelorMittal to sell $1.1 billion stake in Canada iron ore unit to POSCO group
• France's Hollande says to propose revised supertax on rich
• Autonomy's Lynch defends record as HP confirms Federal probe
• Analysis: For tech investors, it's hard to know when to bolt
• China Construction Bank investigates wealth management product dispute
• Samsung Elec seeks U.S. sales ban on some Ericsson products
• China starts background checks on IPO applicants - paper
• Belgium may hand Arnault tax file to Paris: press
• Ex-banker arrested in U.S. over Olympus fraud
• Exclusive: San Bernardino paid $2 million in cash-outs before bankruptcy filing
• Bombardier gets more C-Series good news, firms up order
• IntercontinentalExchange takes aim at CME with NYSE talks
• HKMA says investigating UBS over interbank interest rates
• Analysis: Spectre of capital flight slows China FX reform drive
• Kodak in $525 million patent deal, eyes bankruptcy end
• JPMorgan to shut Malaysia retail banking operations
• UK's FSA fines UBS 160 million pounds for Libor rigging
• Wal-Mart seen facing sizable fines in U.S. bribery probe
• Newtown backlash prompts Bushmaster rifle maker sale
• Icahn's American Railcar offers to buy Greenbrier for $543 million
• AIG marks end of era with $6.45 billion AIA stake sale
• Clearwire accepts slightly higher bid from Sprint
• AIG to raise up to $6.5 billion through AIA share sale: sources
• Bank of America sues MBIA over bond tender interference