Reuters: China will send an envoy to the US to discuss the yuan.
Reuters: European carriers who lost money on the Apple (AAPL) iPhone won’t do the same in their deals to sell the iPad.
Reuters: The CBO said the health care plan will cut the deficit.
Reuters: Google (GOOG) may announce its China plan next week.
Reuters: The legal battle between Viacom (VIA) and Google (GOOG) over YouTube copyright infringement escalated.
Reuters: Lehman says Barclays (BCS) got a $13 billion windfall from the sale of assets of the bankrupt company.
WSJ: Department of Energy research put into doubt the way that oil supply and demand is calculated.
WSJ: March cars sales will probably rise sharply.
WSJ: Pensions are asking when alternative investments are as dangerous as those sold to them two years ago.
WSJ: Apple (AAPL) is still trying to secure content deals for the iPad.
WSJ: The number of homes going into foreclosure is rising again,
WSJ: Samsung expects double-digit growth this year.
WSJ: Rio Tinto (RTP) has set a new ore deal with Chinalco.
WSJ: The loss at Palm (PALM) improved, but sales of phones were poor.
WSJ: Life insurance companies are adding agents rapidly.
WSJ: Rules that prevent research analysts from push stock of their firms’ clients may be weakened.
WSJ: S&P said China could have a spike in bad debt in the country.
WSJ: Health insurers are fighting hospitals over costs by threatening to end relationships.
WSJ: Wal-Mart (WMT) has entered into an agreement with DreamWorks to promote its “Train Your Dragon” film.
NYT: Germany said help for Greece should come from the IMF.
NYT: Smaller nuclear reactors may have safety risks.
NYT: Greenspan said again that low interest rates supported by the Fed did not cause the housing bubble.
NYT: A number of experts and the Basel Committee want alternatives to bank bailouts.
NYT; Asia stocks are posting their sixth week of gains.
NYT: Teva (TEVA) bought Ratiopharm for $5 billion.
NYT: The recession has caused the US to pressure China on the yuan.
FT: Merrill Lynch warned regulators about Lehman before its collapse.
FT: Worries about Greek debt returned to the market.
Bloomberg: The Fed may increase the discount rate before its next policy meeting
Douglas A. McIntyre
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