According to Reuters, Delta (DAL) will buy as many as 125 Boeing (BA) 787 aricraft with a total value of $20 billion.
Reuters writes that Boeing’s (BA) CEO said that he expects competition from Chinese manufacturers within the next 20 years.
The Wall Street Journal writes that a potential bid from GE (GE) and Pearson (PSO) for Dow Jones (DJ) would be a defensive bid to keep Rupert Murdoch from competing with them.
The Wall Street Journal said that Electronic Arts (ERTS) is reorganizing to better adapt itself to new trends in the video game industry.
The Wall Street Journal writes that more companies are moving their servers away from Microsoft (MSFT) software and adopting Linux.
The Wall Street Journal wirtes that this year’s contract talks with the Big Three could be the "Waterloo" for the UAW.
The WSJ reports that many companies will not change their IT operations to accomdate features of the iPhone like e-mail.
The New York Times writes that IBM (IBM) will introduce new "stream computing:" systems that will increase the speed and accuracy of decision making in field like finance.
FT writes that AT&T (T) is playing down a big acquisition in Europe but does plan to increase its support of multinational customers.
Barron’s writes that Yahoo! (YHOO) sees revenue for Q2 at the mid to low end of its projections.
Douglas A. McIntyre
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