A CME (NASDAQ: CME) executive says Jon Corzine knew about money that MF Global transferred to European accounts. (Reuters)
Accounting problems at Olympus may make it a takeover target. (Reuters)
Italian bond yields hit a eurozone record. (Reuters)
Avon Products (NYSE: AVP) replaces its CEO. (Reuters)
China vows to keep its economy growing despite difficulties elsewhere. (Reuters)
HTC says a ruling on IP issues with Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) has been delayed. (Reuters)
The euro hits an 11-month low. (WSJ)
Olympus restates earnings. (WSJ)
Best Buy (NYSE: BBY) earnings come in below expectations, due in part to competition with Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN). (WSJ)
General Electric (NYSE: GE) will find its earnings undermined in Europe. (WSJ)
The head of AMD (NYSE: AMD) plays down parts shortages after Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) warns on earnings. (WSJ)
The National Transportation Safety Board calls for a ban on cellphone use and text devices in cars. (WSJ)
A fight about payroll taxes delays the federal budget bill. (WSJ)
California must make $981 million in mid-term budget cuts. (WSJ)
Chrysler’s CEO says the company could make a $3 billion operating profit next year. (WSJ)
Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) must return about $700 million to investors in its flagship global real-estate fund. (WSJ)
MBIA (NYSE: MBI) will pay Morgan Stanley $1.1 billion to settle allegations of selling guarantees on real estate. (WSJ)
Commerzbank may have too small a capital reserve if eurozone financial problems worsen. (NYT)
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development says members must defend internet freedoms. (NYT)
International Monetary Fund officials urge more austerity for Greece. (NYT)
EU officials say the a new treaty already is beset by political arguments. (FT)
GE’s Immelt says the company could have double-digit growth if its industrial operations do well. (FT)
EBay’s (NASDAQ: EBAY) PayPal will challenge Groupon (NYSE: GRPN) and LivingSocial. (Bloomberg)
Members of OPEC, including Iran and Saudi Arabia, agree the group should set a production ceiling of 30 million barrels a day. (Bloomberg)
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