Reuters: Bernanke said Europe is committed to keeping the euro as currency.
Reuters: Congress has begun the final stage of financial reform legislation.
Reuters: Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) introduced the new iPhone.
Reuters: Foxconn confirmed that it increased wages for factory workers.Reuters: China said it would continue with a government-regulated Internet.
Reuters: Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) will begin hiring new employees in its brokerage unit.
WSJ: The FDIC said Goldman Sachs Group (NYSE: GS) was resisting compliance with the agency’s requests.
WSJ: Honda Motor (NYSE: HMC) was hit by another strike in China.
WSJ: Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC) will pay $108 million to settle an FTC suit over actions by Countrywide.
WSJ: The details of Europe’s financial rescue package have been set.
WSJ: Marsh & McClennan sold Knoll.
WSJ: Apple will push its new mobile ad unit to begin aggressively marketing its services.
WSJ: Obama will allow shallow water drilling.
WSJ: Walgreen cut its ties with the CVS Caremark drug plan.
WSJ: Boeing (NYSE: BA) will bid on a new Italian helicopter.
WSJ: AT&T (NYSE: T) denied it was in talks with Reliance to buy a stake in the Indian company.
WSJ: Medtronic (NYSE: MDT) will roll out 60 new products.
WSJ: Chrysler recalled 600,000 vehicles.
WSJ: The Toys ‘R’ Us IPO will help determine how well KKR gets returns for its investors.
WSJ: The Agricultural Bank of China will keep its current IPO terms.
WSJ: Treasury will sell $82 billion in short-term debt.
NYT: The success of the BP plc (NYSE: BP) oil cap is nearly impossible to assess.
NYT: As wages rise in China, so will the cost of its exports.
FT: The executive in charge of the BP clean up says the US government has been slow to help.
FT: Merkel is pushing 80 billion in budget cuts and the layoffs of 15,000 government workers.
FT: The management of British Air says it will “wait out” strikers.
FT: Prudential plc said it would watch AIA which may mean it will make another bid for the American International Group (NYSE: AIG) unit.
Bloomberg: Bernanke says jobless rate is unlikely to fall quickly.
Bloomberg: A leading Chinese government researcher says China’s growth may drop below 11%.
Douglas A. McIntyre
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