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ps highlighted below. Reminder that it is a 'A day today in Norway (auction at 1pm local time) (tomorrow will be a 'A day in Sweden while Norway and Denmark will be closed) (all of Europe is closed on Friday and Monday excluding Turkey). In the US, earnings in focus and Janet Yellen will be speaking @ 1

in the US and some strong earnings out post close. Japan was the standout, with indices ending at the highs led by intemet related names on back of Alibaba and Yahoo's results. Softbank finished +8.5% and accounted for 70 points in the Nikkei's 420 point gain, while DeNA ended +11.7% on back of a couple

s open tomorrow (112 day): UK, France, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Portugal European Markets closed tomorrow: Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Austria, Greece, Poland, Czech CHK $1b stock buyback — SCS weaker sales — OSIR marketing pact Secondaries (announced/pri

oldman Sachs Sells Aluminum Business WSJ EFTA00355985 • Ranking the Top 20 Finance Chiefs WSJ • The Future of Cars Looks Very Different WSJ • Alibaba's Global Site Stumbles WSJ • Oil Price Drop, Nuclear Deal Delay Unsettle Iran's Economy WSJ • Thomas Kwok Sentenced to Five Years in Prison Follo

quarter. European markets generally lower to start the week on average volumes. Periphery underperforming as sovereign spreads widen out some more. Denmark outperforms +0.94% after being closed Thursday & Friday. Turning to the US, WSJ's Jon Hilsenrath article came out Friday evening suggesting that the

ready for U-turn over more flights FT • Top hedge funds bet on Greek banks FT • Malaysia to unleash up to $2.6bn in IPOs FT • Rivals brace for Alibaba push into overseas markets FT • Sennheiser fights fake electronic goods FT • Stuck in the mud: beyond America's fiscal trench lines FT • Why Am