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    Banks Still Looking for Closure WSJ.com

    Shelling out a $25 billion penalty is certainly painful. But it is something bank-stock investors may be able to grin and bear. The reason: The foreclosure-abuse settlement agreed on Thursday among banks, state attorneys general and the ...

  • French Debt Waltzes Uneasily With French Banks WSJ Blogs

    One eye-catching nugget in the treasure trove of correlation data released by HSBC this week is the news that French government debt has very little correlation with investor risk appetite.

  • Investors Looks To Glean Performance Data From Shy Firms WSJ Blogs

    By Hillary Canada from WSJ's Private Equity blog. Private equity GPs, working in an industry that's so concerned with privacy it made the word "private" part of its moniker, have found themselves thrust into the spotlight as former private ...

  • Friday's Pick of Analysts' Equity Ratings Changes WSJ Blogs

    Equity markets are rather lackluster Friday with investors still, still, waiting for Greece to sort out its austerity measures to secure a critical second bailout. It's a good thing that analysts have plenty of equity rating changes for ...

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    After Years, a Myanmar Exile Returns WSJ.com

    BANGKOK—Aung Naing Oo fled Myanmar more than two decades ago, trekking through dense tropical jungles to escape the country's military regime. On Friday, he plans to return—the latest in a growing number of Myanmar exiles who are going back ...

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    Capital Questions Linger in Europe WSJ.com

    LONDON—European regulators said the Continent's banks are well on their way to replenishing their capital cushions, but concerns persist that the lenders aren't taking sufficiently drastic actions to fortify themselves.

  • Reliance Bond Stronger in Initial Trading WSJ Blogs

    By Natasha Brereton-Fukui of Dow Jones Newswires SINGAPORE - Reliance Industries Ltd.'s new US$1 billion 10-year dollar bond strengthened in initial trading Friday, in a positive sign for the many hopeful Indian debt issuers waiting in the ...

  • Top China Stories from WSJ: Power Struggle, Basketball Diplomacy, WSJ Blogs

    Your daily roundup of the best of The Wall Street Journal's China coverage: Chongqing Political Power Struggle Talk Grows Louder : China's vice foreign minister sought to play down an unfolding political drama involving Chongqing's Communist ...

  • Vodafone Names Analjit Singh India Unit's Non-Executive Chairman WSJ Blogs

    By R. Jai Krishna of Dow Jones Newswires New Delhi - Vodafone Group PLC Friday named Analjit Singh its India unit's non-executive chairman, effective Feb. 16.

  • MCX Gets India Regulator's OK for IPO WSJ Blogs

    By Khushita Vasant of Dow Jones Newswires Mumbai - Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd. has received the capital market regulator's approval to proceed with its share-listing plan, two people familiar with the matter said Friday, paving ...

  • Putin Seeks Payments From Those Who Made Fortunes in '90s WSJ.com

    MOSCOW—The tycoons who reaped fortunes thanks to Russia's controversial 1990s privatizations should make a one-time windfall payment to legitimize their holdings, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Thursday.

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    Pepsi's New Challenge to Coke WSJ.com

    Will PepsiCo's latest offensive mark a turning point in the latest cola wars? That is the hope of the snack and drink company, which has lost U.S. carbonated-beverage market share in recent years as Coca-Cola kept prices low even as input ...

  • Government Keeps Open A$6B Pot Of Gold WSJ Blogs

    If the Australian government wants to guarantee a return to surplus, there's roughly 6 billion Australian dollars (US$6.44 billion) in their coffers targeted for mortgage-backed bond deals that have possibly overstayed their use.

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    Barclays Caps Bonuses as Profit Falls WSJ.com

    LONDON—U.K. banking group Barclays PLC said Friday it would cap investment banker bonuses as its 2011 full-year net profit slumped on a sharp drop in investment banking revenue.

  • Greek uncertainty rises as Europe demands vote; Leader of LAOS party says coalition member won’t back austerity MarketWatch

    FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) — Global investor risk appetite weakened Friday as it became clear that final approval of a second Greek bailout necessary to avoid a messy default will be delayed until next week, after euro-zone finance ministers ...

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