Reuters: 3D is bringing a new dimension to the computer world.
Reuters: The Supreme Court was asked to block Chrysler sale.
Reuters: China bankers called for US sales of yuan bonds.
Reuters: IATA says global airline losses will hit $9 billion.
Reuters: Soros says China influence growing faster than expected.
Reuters: The dwindling US bailout fund to get money back from large banks to help buy toxic assets.
Reuters: Creditors may get hold of Tribune Co. papers.
Reuters: Fidelity will sell shares in the KKR IPO.
Reuters: The return of Steve Jobs may move Apple (AAPL) shares up.
Reuters: Back-to-school shopping will test retail strength.
WSJ: China told PC makers that they must ship computers with web-blocking software.
WSJ: Investors are preparing for a good second half of the year in the markets, but the economy may not help.
WSJ: The US coal reserves may be smaller than expected.
WSJ: Banks are awaiting federal approval of their money-raising efforts and balance sheet improvements.
WSJ: Ford (F) will face tougher rivals in GM and Chrysler.
WSJ: Firms are cutting India centers to save costs.
WSJ: Chinese television makers will buy $4.4 billion in Taiwan flat screen TVs.
WSJ: The airline industry may need a shakeout (AMR)(DAL)(UAUA).
WSJ: Investors are putting money into small, risky markets.
WSJ: Credit default swaps show Glenworth’s share may have run up too much.
WSJ: Rising oil prices are seen by some experts as a repeat of the run-up in 2008.
WSJ: Fewer firms are filing for IPOs.
WSJ: Despite fairly good results, cable company stock still trade near lows.
NYT: The US could begin to regulate executive pay.
NYT: Madoff victims was an overhaul of the claims process.
NYT: Barclays (BCS) may sell its asset unit to Blackrock (BLK)
NYT: Start-ups that sell apps are being acquired for steady revenue streams.
NYT: A 20% drop in DVD weight is expected to help the environment.
NYT: The Palm (PALM) Pre brought in good shopping crowds.
FT: Doubts are emerging over a US plan to buy toxic banks assets.
Bloomberg: Citigroup (C) will probably get Treasury approval for conversions of its preferred shares.
Bloomberg: The head of Shell says oil prices will spike without new investment in exploration and production.
Bloomberg: Sales of common equity will dilute corporate profits as dividends drop the most since 1938.
Douglas A. McIntyre
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