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• Royal Caribbean says U.S. strength to offset Europe woes in 2013
• Simon Property results easily beat Wall Street views again
• Citi names de Vecchi European Investment Banking Chairman
• JAL wants to discuss 787 grounding compensation with Boeing
• JAL says 787 should stay at centre of fleet strategy
• BlackBerry searching high and low in India, Indonesia
• ANA in talks with Boeing to speed up 777 jet deliveries: Nikkei
• IGT: former CEO who wants board seat enjoyed "old school" perks
• American Airlines seeks more time to file reorganization plan
• Boeing 787 investigation making progress: NTSB spokeswoman
• Google to pay 60 million euros into French media fund
• China won't "poison the water", investment chief tells EU, U.S.
• Microsoft sued over search-related patents
• Legg Mason reports quarterly loss, CEO search progress
• Legg Mason says committed to its affiliate model
• Mattel disappoints in holiday quarter; shares fall
• Legg Mason interim CEO expects permanent CEO soon
• China approves HSBC sale of remaining $7.4 billion Ping An stake
• Mattel misses analysts' estimates for holiday quarter
• MetLife to buy BBVA Chile pension business for $2 billion
• Sharp rebounds to Q3 profit, holds full-year forecast
• Analysis: Beef price spike makes $1 McDouble harder to stomach
• Airbus says it has a "Plan B" for A350 jet batteries
• United Continental fails to end frequent flier lawsuit
• Bell Helicopters' upgraded H-1 generates foreign interest
• Delta air passengers evacuated in Boston, no threat: officials
• Under Armour profit tops Wall Street for ninth straight time
• Porsche, hedge funds agree VW case can be heard in Germany
• U.S. appeals court denies Apple in Samsung patent fight
• Pulte provision raises mortgage "put-back" concerns, shares drop
• Aetna profit falls on costs and legal settlement
• Time Warner Cable's outlook disappoints, shares slump
• Conoco shares off 5 percent, output forecast disappoints
• Wall Street vs. commodity traders at U.S. watchdog swaps hearing

• Wall Street set to open lower; factory orders on tap
• Stock futures dip after 5-year highs with data, earnings due
• Foxconn says to boost China worker participation in union
• Air India flew Dreamliners after grounding order: official
• HTC sees Q1 revenue flat to 17 percent lower versus Q4
• MF Global customers to get most of their money back: Freeh
• Boeing 787 investigation making progress: NTSB
• Alaska Airlines pilot passes out midair, co-pilot lands plane
• BofA website troubles causes by internal systems issue: source
• Time Warner Cable CEO Britt to step down by year end: report
• Creditors in Alabama bankruptcy to miss on February 1 payment
• Perrigo expands further into pet care with Velcera deal
• Analysis: AB InBev could keep Mexico prize with brewery sale
• Merck tumbles on worries about osteoporosis drug
• Legg Mason reports quarterly loss on asset writedowns
• Perrigo profit beats estimates; to buy Velcera for $160 million
• Barclays CEO Jenkins says won't take a 2012 bonus
• Merck beats forecast, but issues cautious 2013 view
• Clearwire continues review of Dish offer, recommends Sprint deal
• UK authorities probe Barclays over Qatar loan: FT
• Panasonic rebounds to Q3 profit, keeps forecast
• Beef price spike makes $1 McDouble harder to stomach
• Japan to send two officials to U.S. for Boeing battery probe
• Analysis: Rate pressures on pensions wipe out billions in profits
• Facebook stock avoids steep drop as Street rethinks results
• Blackstone expects to cash in more on investments
• Lazard, MS could lose $33 million in fees if U.S. blocked Modelo deal
• Time Warner Cable's outlook disappoints; shares slump
• Conoco shares off 4 percent; output forecast disappoints
• Microsoft sued over search-related patents
• Facebook falls as mobile ad growth fails to impress
• PulteGroup profit soars in housing market recovery
• Deutsche Bank takes $3.5 billion loss to pay for clean up

• Oracle to buy network gear maker Acme Packet for $1.9 billion
• Simon Property Group fourth-quarter FFO rises
• UAE's Etihad says to keep Dreamliner order; no Alitalia talks
• Swatch optimistic for 2013 after strong January
• Japan's Hitachi cuts full-year operating profit forecast
• New measures to lift veil on banks' capital ratios
• Creditors in Alabama bankruptcy to miss February 1 payment
• Merck shares fall on worries about osteoporosis drug
• News Corp names more senior executives in prep for split
• Credit Agricole takes $5 billion hit as banks struggle to move on
• Creditor trustee in Alabama bankruptcy says no February 1 payment
• More bad debts loom for cleaned-up Spanish banks
• Mattel raises prices after ho-hum holiday quarter
• Legg Mason says Permal deal could spread to other units
• Legg Mason CFO says will report lease write-offs
• Legg Mason swings to loss on asset writedowns
• Merck beats forecast for fourth quarter, cautious on 2013
• Clearwire continues review of Dish offer
• Mattel misses analysts' estimates in holiday quarter
• Sharp posts Q3 profit, on course to clear earnings hurdle
• Sharp says small, mid-size panel orders lower than expected
• Sharp to post Q3 profit, on course to clear earnings hurdle: sources
• Audio company Audience sees fast growth, even with less Apple
• Lockheed F-35 program head to retire
• Delta passengers evacuated in Boston after brake fire
• Morgan Stanley raises CEO Gorman's base salary to $1.5 million
• Time Warner Cable beats on high-speed data demand
• Deutsche capital boost puts banks' models in spotlight
• Dow Chemical shares plunge as results disappoint
• Elizabeth Arden cuts FY outlook, shares slip 24 percent
• AB InBev says to vigorously contest DOJ challenge to Modelo buy
• Zimmer posts slightly weaker earnings, shares dip
• Elizabeth Arden cuts FY forecast, shares slump 20 percent