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• Analysis: New York may have to drop claims against BofA over Merrill
• Feds sideline billionaire Falcone from fund business
• Facebook in talks to buy Israel's Waze for up to $1 billion: report
• Dubai Group sees $10 billion restructuring in six weeks
• Exclusive: Dubai Group aims to close $10 billion debt deal by June 6 - sources
• McDonald's April sales fall more than expected
• Rare wobble as Standard Chartered profit falls in first quarter
• Brazil's Azevedo to be next WTO chief: source
• Spain regulator studies fining Vodafone for roaming fees
• Diageo turns to insider Menezes to replace CEO Walsh
• Friend of ex-KPMG auditor pleads guilty in insider case
• Friend of ex-KPMG auditor accused of leaking info pleads guilty
• New York AG to sue BofA, Wells Fargo over mortgage practices
• Buffett devotees stick by him even as growth slows
• Buffett maps out hopes for Berkshire without him
• Former Finmeccanica chief released from jail
• States urge SEC to halt forced investor arbitrations
• Buffett says he won't sell shares of IBM: CNBC
• Analysis: Big insurers wary of entering new Obamacare markets
• Brazil's Odebrecht plans $20 billion spend, targets Peru as key investment
• Exclusive: Bain, Golden Gate in the lead to buy BMC Software - sources
• Berkshire size, Buffett age cloud annual gathering
• Unilever to raise stake in Indian unit in $5.4 billion offer
• Hong Kong-based Richland to shut hedge funds in surprise move
• KazMunaiGas eyes $10 bln investment to boost reserves
• Spain's Santander CEO Saenz steps down after legal battle
• BHP Billiton sells Arizona copper mine for $650 million
• Analysis: China's 4G bonanza to shake up mobile gear vendor market
• U.S. sues Novartis over kickbacks
• Ambulatory Services taps Morgan Stanley to explore sale: sources
• Court gives final OK to Merrill deferred compensation settlement
• Three quarters of Credit Suisse shareholders back bonus plan
• H&M prepares $130 million drive to crack Indian market
• Nomura says Italian prosecutors froze unit's assets

• China issues new rules targeting wealth management fund pools: sources
• UK launches crackdown on offshore tax evasion
• Fund manager Falcone's star dims with SEC deal
• Dubai Group sees $10 billion restructuring in six weeks: executive
• Dubai Group aims to close $10 billion debt deal by June 6: sources
• McDonald's April sales down 0.6 percent
• EU Commission or ESM could wind down ailing banks: report
• Diageo names Menezes CEO with eye on emerging markets
• Nokia to unveil new Asha models in coming days: CEO
• Sainsbury's in talks with Lloyds over Sainsbury's Bank control
• Companies 'cook the books to meet tough targets': survey
• Yum says not affected by China mutton scandal
• BMC to sell itself to private equity group for $6.9 billion
• With caution, Japan's neighbors welcome 'Abenomics'
• Warren Buffett maps out hopes for Berkshire without him
• Credit Suisse says ex-VP stole trade secrets in move to Goldman
• Insider-trading trial of SAC Capital's Steinberg to start November 18
• UK has no imminent plans for bank share sales: sources
• Big insurers wary of entering new Obamacare markets
• Signs of recovery seen blunting opposition to UBS pay
• Exclusive: Bain, Golden Gate in the lead to buy BMC Software -sources
• Unilever will not increase stake in Indian arm beyond 75 percent: executive
• Insight: Why did Cypriot banks keep buying Greek bonds?
• Monte Paschi says lawsuit versus Nomura, Deutsche Bank well founded
• Russia's VTB wins sovereign backing for $3.3 billion share issue
• VTB says Norway, Qatar, Azerbaijan back $3.3 billion share offer
• Italy prosecutors aim to hasten Finmeccanica graft trial: source
• Italian court rejects Nomura seizure order: sources
• Valeant in talks to buy Actavis for over $13 billion: WSJ
• Japan's SMBC said in talks for TPG's Indonesia bank stake
• Credit Suisse shareholders back pay plan
• Credit Suisse shareholders overwhelmingly back 2012 pay plan
• Lending slumps, gaps widen in euro zone: ECB data

• Icahn, Southeastern propose alternative to Dell buyout deal: WSJ
• Deutsche Bank sues Mexico's Urbi over loan
• Fund manager Falcone's star dims with US SEC deal
• Dubai Group creditors to own equity stake post-$10 billion deal
• ECB says has tools left to act if needed
• UBS overhaul ups pressure on private banking head
• Credit Suisse names UK banker vice chair of EMEA investment banking
• American Express CFO Daniel Henry to retire
• Diageo turns to insider to replace CEO Walsh
• Korea Aerospace wins $1 billion order for fighter jets
• BMC to go private in $6.9 billion deal led by Bain, Golden Gate
• Buffett says economy on mend, bonds 'terrible' investment
• Buffett says U.S. economy gradually improving
• Sharp considers chairman's retirement, to scrap posts: Kyodo
• Buffett says people will still call Berkshire when he's gone
• Berkshire profit rises 51 percent, share price sets record
• Colony Capital ups its French bets, sees Hollande shift
• UK has no imminent plans for bank share sales-sources
• Glencore seen still hungry after swallowing Xstrata
• Exclusive: Highfields Capital raises stake in Tim Hortons - source
• Raymond James invests in training, even as other firms cut back
• Unilever offers $5.4 billion to raise stake in Indian unit
• UBS posts strong first-quarter on trading income surge
• Monte Paschi judge says no proof of Nomura making wrongful gains
• Santander CEO Saenz steps down after legal battle
• Asian insurance M&A gets pricey as region's promise beckons
• Deutsche Bank has "zero tolerance" for tax evaders: CEO
• Italy court rejects seizure of Nomura assets in Monte Paschi probe: sources
• Activision CEO Kotick among top-paid CEOs in U.S.
• U.S. sues Novartis over kickbacks, second case this week
• Italy prosecutors freeze $182 million of Nomura assets in Monte Paschi case: source
• Nomura seeks talks with Italy prosecutors to solve asset freeze
• Monte Paschi committed to avoid state becoming majority shareholder: CEO