(BFW) Noble, Delek Must Sell Karish, Tanin Gas Fields, Regulator Says

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BFW 03/27 14:34 *NOBLE, DELEK MUST SELL KARISH, TANIN FIELDS, REGULATOR SAYS BN 03/27 14:34 *NOBLE, DELEK MUST SELL KARISH, TANIN FIELDS, REGULATOR SAYS BN 03/27 14:32 *ISRAEL ANTITRUST REGULATOR PUBLISHES DECISION ON GAS FIELDS

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Noble, Delek Must Sell Karish, Tanin Gas Fields, Regulator Says 2014-03-27 14:47:45.383 GMT

By Alisa Odenheimer March 27 (Bloomberg) -- Israel antitrust regulator releases decision on creation of competitor for Leviathan partners, according to e-mailed statement. * Gas from Karish, Tanin to be sold in domestic market only * Noble, Delek Drilling must grant option to Karish, Tanin buyer to purchase natgas from Leviathan at lower price, bringing buyer’s total reserves to 70 BCM * Decision will be subject to approval by antitrust court * NOTE:Noble, Delek in Talks With Antitrust to Avert Cartel Designation {NSN MYPNOO6S972C <go>}

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(BFW) EU Says It Won’t Pursue China Mobile Networks Dumping Probe

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BN 03/27 14:38 *EU SAYS IT WON'T PURSUE CHINA MOBILE NETWORKS DUMPING PROBE

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EU Says It Won’t Pursue China Mobile Networks Dumping Probe 2014-03-27 14:40:51.143 GMT

By Gaspard Sebag March 27 (Bloomberg) -- European Commission says it closed an anti-dumping and an anti-subsidy investigation concerning “imports of mobile telecommunications networks and their essential elements from China.” * Comments in e-mailed statement

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(Pimco) "Mind the Gap": Adapting to a Post-Crisis World in Transition

"Mind the Gap": Adapting to a Post-Crisis World in Transition (Virginie Maisonneuve - Global Head of Equities)

• Barring any sharp deterioration in global geopolitical risk, the medium term outlook for equities is quite positive in an environment where we see subdued growth and inflation amid healing economies.
• From a markets standpoint, valuations are not very expensive - they're not cheap, but they're not expensive versus historical standards for the market overall.
• While stress points around geopolitics (Russia, elections in EM, maturing of the Chinese financial system) and new models (adapting to the outcomes of the post-transition world) will create uncertainty, they can provide fertile hunting ground for investors.