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  • Ukraine’s MHP Expects Unchanged 2013 Ebitda, CFO Says

    Mironovskiy Hleboproduct SA, Ukraine’s biggest poultry producer, expects this year’s Ebitda to be unchanged from 2012, after a first-quarter decline, by boosting chicken production and planting more grain.

  • ENRC Founders Said to Detail Offer Below 300 Pence in Bid Letter

    Eurasian Natural Resources Corp.’s three founding shareholders sent a letter with details of a planned bid for the company at a price of less than 300 pence a share to its independent committee of directors, according to people familiar with the matter.

  • Gold Seen Crushed as Credit Suisse Forecasts $1,100 in Year

    Gold, down 17 percent since January, is poised to lose 20 percent in a year as inflation fails to accelerate and with the worst risks to the global economy waning, Credit Suisse Group AG said.

  • The Cautionary Tale of Lord Grantham

    February 15, 2013 - In the third season of PBS's hit drama "Downton Abbey," the usually unflappable Lord Grantham is brought to tears by a bad investment. Against his broker's advice, he puts the bulk of his wife's inheritance in one promising Canadian railway stock, the nonfictional Grand Trunk Railway. That backfires when the railway's resident genius, Charles Hays, dies on the Titanic in 1912. By 1920, it's facing bankruptcy.

  • Boston Bombing Judge Emerges as Target for Republicans

    A Harvard Medical School research assistant who has served as a U.S. judge for 23 years now finds herself at the center of the Boston Marathon bombing case, and by extension the post-Sept. 11 issue of whether, and when, suspected terrorists deserve constitutional rights.

  • Iran Nuclear Talks Over Access Resume in Vienna, Istanbul

    Negotiations over Iran’s nuclear work resume today as representatives from the Persian Gulf nation meet with European Union and United Nations officials.

  • Kazakhstan Still Targets 6% GDP Growth as Tax Drop Triggers Cuts

    Kazakhstan reiterated its 6 percent economic-growth forecast for this year even as falling corporate-tax revenue prompted the government to cut spending.

  • U.S. Supply Shock to Push Non-OPEC Oil Growth by 1.9%, IEA Says

    Crude from outside the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will increase by 990,000 barrels a day annually to 2018 as U.S. tight oil output continues to boom, according to the International Energy Agency.

  • Boston Bomb Suspect’s Friends Waive Right to Hearing

    Two friends of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev waived a scheduled court hearing on whether the government had probable cause to arrest them for allegedly hindering a federal probe into the attack.

  • Dry Weather Is Seen Threatening Crops in Former Soviet Nations

    Dry weather may persist this week in areas of Ukraine, Russia and Kazakhstan, threatening growth of winter grains and development of spring crops, MDA Information Systems LLC said.

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