Reuters: Obama will focus on jobs and the deficit.
Reuters: Toyota (NYSE:TM) will suspend manufacturing of eight models.
Reuters: Geithner and the NY Fed defended their actions in AIG (AIG) bailout.
Reuters: China will put no curbs on Google’s (GOOG) mobile technology.
Reuters: Oracle (ORCL) plans to hire 2,000 workers after the finish of its Sun buyout.
Reuters: The NY Fed supported AIG secrecy to preserve the value of its assets.
WSJ: Book publishers are negotiating with Apple (AAPL) to be part of the content for its new tablet computer.
WSJ: Banks are setting up stronger rules to get back pay from executives whose bets blow up later.
WSJ: GM closed a deal to sell Saab.
WSJ: Yahoo! (YHOO) showed a profit.
WSJ: Over half the Senate backs Bernanke.
WSJ: Verizon (NYSE:VZ) will fire 13,000 people.
WSJ: The US deficit will reach $1.35 trillion this year.
WSJ: Valero (VAL) profits dropped as refinery margins fell.
WSJ: Ellison, the head of Oracle, will set new plans to develop high-end computer systems.
WSJ: Ebay (EBAY) is setting new fees to bring in additional sellers.
WSJ: The head of Borders Group (BGP) left to join A&P.
WSJ: Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK) joined the S&P 500.
WSJ: The iPhone has become core to Apple’s (AAPL) revenue.
NYT: Some struggling banks have the industry’s most favorable compensation.
NYT: The British central bank favors splitting big banks
NYT: Obama plans his own commission on national debt.
NYT: Japan exports rose for the first time since the recession began.
NYT: The IRS is moving against some tax shelters.
FT: Greece is inviting China to buy its bonds.
FT: US government agencies called for more shared efforts against cyberattacks.
Bloomberg: The Fed may gamble that ceasing its buying of mortgage debt may not hurt housing.
Bloomberg: CDs for sovereign debt are more actively traded.
Douglas A. McIntyre
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