According to Reuters, US Airways (LCC) order 22 A350s from Airbus.
Reuters writes that Microsoft (MSFT) has bought a minority interest in a Chinese TV maker.
Reuters reports that Nokia (NOK) will release three new handset and see its market share expanding.
Reuters reports that BHP Billiton (BHP) has revived its plans to buy Alcoa (AA).
Reuters reports that China Mobile (CHL) will list its shares in Shanghia to draw more domestic investors.
The Wall Street Journal writes that GE (GE) and Pearson (PSO) are in talks to buy Dow Jones (DJ)
The Wall Street Journal writes that reviewer have found several security flaws in Apple’s (AAPL) new browser, Safari.
The New York Times writes that Bank of America (BAC) is speeding up its push into private banking.
The New York Times reports that Blockbuster (BBI) will support the new Blu-ray HD format by renting movies using the tech exclusively in most of its stores.
FT reports that a number of large corporations and pension funds are calling for an end to quarterly earnings guidance in a move to keep hedge funds and short term investors out of stocks.
Barron’s reports that UTStarcom (USTI) is near collapsing.
Douglas A. McIntyre