Reuters: 
Former Merrill CEO John Thain was named CEO of CIT (NYSE:CIT)
Reuters: Toyota (NYSE:TM) is preparing a global Prius recall.
Reuters: Private equity firms are bracing for a tax battle.
Reuters: Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) demands for insurance payouts hurt AIG (NYSE:AIG)
Reuters: JAL will keep its alliance with American (NYSE:AMR) and end talks with Delta (NYSE:DAL).
WSJ: The Fed will lay out a plan to begin to tighten as the economy recovers.
WSJ: Troubles in Greece are still hurting global stock markets.
WSJ: IBM (NYSE:IBM) launched a powerful new chip and high-end servers.
WSJ: Geithner defended the US bond rating.
WSJ: The CEO of SAP (NYSE:SAP) resigned.
WSJ: Amazon (NYSE:AMZN) and Macmillan settled their book dispute.
WSJ: T-Mobile may have an IPO.
WSJ: The Canadian housing rebound may cause a bubble.
WSJ: Toyota began to fix pedals in Europe six months before a US recall.
WSJ: Lincoln and The Hartford are still facing skeptics as they begin to recover and may make TARP payments.
WSJ: The Mortgage Bankers Association sold its headquarters for much less than it paid.
WSJ: Auctions of US Treasuries are still being done at low interest rates.
WSJ: E*Trade (NASDAQ:ETFC) joined discount broker price wars.
WSJ: Regional banks like PNC may have to substantially dilute shareholders to pay back TARP money.
NYT: The European monetary union has trouble because it lacks a political arm.
NYT: Toyota (NYSE:TM) will recal over 300,000 Prius models.
NYT: Book companies and others who sell products online are taking more control over pricing.
FT: Obama will hold a televised healthcare summit.
Bloomberg: Corporate bond yields widened the most since November.
Douglas A. McIntyre
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