Reuters: An 11.9% growth in China during the first quarter has caused the government to look at tightening.
Reuters: Toyota Motor Corporation (NYSE: TM) is testing all of its SUVs after problems with one of its Lexus models.
Reuters: American International Group, Inc. (NYSE: AIG) has set up a long-term commitment with China’s PICC.
Reuters: The EU may have to set up a way to help its financially weak members in light of the Greek bailout.
Reuters: Lehman Bros filed more disclosure documents with the bankruptcy court.
Reuters: The S&P moved above 1,200.
WSJ: Prosecutors are looking at whether a member of the Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:GS) board gave information to Galleon.
WSJ: Executives from Hewlett-Packard Company (NYSE:HPQ) face a bribery probe in Germany and Russia.
WSJ: OPEC held its demand costs steady.
WSJ: The security costs for Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) CEO Bezos rose.
WSJ: The head of the FCC was criticized over his ambitious broadband plan.
WSJ: Results from Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) are expected to be good but may be overshadowed by China.
WSJ: Subprime delinquencies dropped for the first time in four years.
WSJ: Chinese bank Hua Xix may have to raise more than $2 billion.
WSJ: Sales growth of consumer staples may stay low.
WSJ: Marketers are gathering data on social network behavior.
NYT: Foreclosure rates hit five-year highs.
NYT: Defaults in the home modification program rose sharply.
NYT: The US must work on controlling its deficits, Bernanke said.
NYT: PC sales are on target for their largest improvement in 2010.
FT: BP, plc (ADR: BP) will press its plan to work on Canadian oil sands projects.
FT: Chinese migrant workers face problems moving into large cities.
FT: Obama has not been able to undermine derivatives reform opponents.
Bloomberg: The yield on Greek bones is up, a sign the euro zone backing may be used.
Douglas A. McIntyre
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