Reuters: EU leaders are divided on Greece before their summit.
Reuters: Changes in the health care bill will go back to the House.
Reuters: China described interest rates as a “heavy-duty weapon” in the war with inflation.
Reuters: Dubai World creditors held $14 billion in debt in December.
Reuters: A sale of MGM may be delayed.
Reuters: Icahn and Lions Gate were in a verbal war over the firm’s value.
WSJ: Founder Brin drove Google (GOOG) to exit China.
WSJ: Dubai will put $9.5 billion into Dubai World.
WSJ: The death of Jerome York has made Apple’s board less independent.
WSJ: Appaloosa Management and Carlson Capital are focuses of hedge fund investigations.
WSJ: The slow sale of Citigroup (C) troubled assets make it harder for the bank to make money.
WSJ: Bank of America (BAC) will begin a plan to reduce mortgage principals.
WSJ: Caterpillar’s (CAT) bottom line will be hit by health care costs.
WSJ: Wells Farg0 (WFC) will buy some GMAC assets.
WSJ: GE (GE) will sell its stake in an outsourcing business.
WSJ: Google (GOOG) is urging Congress to take a bigger role in internet freedom around the world.
WSJ: Deutsche Telekom (DT) said it is committed to the US market.
WSJ: New home sales fell last month.
WSJ: Wall St. will be looking at how much software Oracle (ORCL) actually sold last month.
WSJ: 3D movies are helping move up ticket prices.
WSJ: ConocoPhillips (COP) will cut growth plans.
WSJ: Honda’s (HMC) hybrid sales were better than the company expected.
WSJ: Dell (DELL) will expand its services unit in China.
WSJ: Nvidia (NVDA) will launch a chip aimed at AMD (AMD).
NYT: Social Security will pay out more than it collects this year.
NYT: China says it will not adjust its policy on the value of its currency.
NYT: Regulators may directly oversee a Genzyme plant.
FT: China Unicom (CHU) will not use Google search on its phones.
FT: The US financial regulation bill appears ready to pass.
Douglas A. McIntyre
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