The pro-austerity party wins the election in Greece and will try to build a coalition. (Reuters)

India surprises analysts by keeping its rates as is, despite a slow economy. (Reuters)

The FCC will further explore radiation from cellphones. (Reuters)

Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) had considerable control over the Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) IPO. (WSJ)

An IBM (NYSE: IBM) supercomputer sets a new speed record for calculations. (WSJ)

G. “Mike” Mikan, the interim CEO of Best Buy (NYSE: BBY), lobbies for the job to be permanent. (WSJ)

Samsung’s CEO says the company needs to make more advancements in its software business. (WSJ)

G20 leaders will push hard for global growth initiatives. (WSJ)

Europe’s big banks do not want a more unified region because it could put weak financial firms more on par with stronger ones. (NYT)

Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) turns up its map competition with Google (NASDAQ: GOOG). (NYT)

Royalties from digital radio start to rise. (NYT)

More analysts expect Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) to launch its own tablet. (FT)

The solar market in Japan moves as high as $10 billion. (Bloomberg)

Nissan believes it can double sales of its Leaf electric car in the United States. (Bloomberg)

Douglas A. McIntyre

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