Epstein Secrets

up balance sheets FT • EDF to exit US nuclear power over impact of shale gas FT • Law firms are biggest users of rogue private detectives FT • Obama has set a poor test for choosing a new Fed chair FT • Don't buy the hype about Barclays' capital-raising FT • The world must learn to deal with t

om Telegraph • Business demand return of powers from Brussels Telegraph • UK economy close to 'escape velocity', say top economists Telegraph • Barack Obama open to tax amnesty Telegraph • Monetarists see recovery danger from 'Summers Fed' Telegraph • They're coming to get you, Ed, and it won't be the

scape velocity', say top economists Telegraph • Barack Obama open to tax amnesty Telegraph • Monetaris

, operating profit drops to 47.7 billion yen • Panasonic beats estimates after cutting wages, selling assets, and one-time pension accounting gain Leading European Sectors: Food/Bev +1.15%, Chemicals +0.91%, Basic Res +0.37% Lagging European Sectors: Retail -0.74%, Real Estate -0.59%, Banks -0.34% BGFV mixed — FICO lowers eps v

pm *** ***AEO & ANN report pre-open / ARO & GES report after close*" ***Jefferies Global Energy Conference (Houston) begins"' ***13 CEOs meet with Obama today to discuss fiscal cliff"' • Green Mountain Q4 easily beat (profit surged 22%) on k-cup sales boosted FY2013 view (trading +20%) • Analog De

io in Beijing says he sees China GDP growth slowing to 6.0%-6.5% • Philippine growth unexpectedly grew 7.1% last quarter (fastest pace since 2010) Leading European Sectors: Food/Bev +0.09%, Retail +0.08%, Autos/Parts +0.03% Lagging European Sectors: Banks -0.95%, Basic Res -0.77%, Construction -0.47% TNGO $20M buyback — LOJN re

rences NYC - Bofa Banking & Fin Services / MS Global Consumer / Barclays Auto*" ""HD, TJX, DKS, KORS, SKS #'s pre-open / CSCO reports after dose". ""Obama scheduled to meet with business groups today". EFTA00401802 • Kabel Deutschland solid O3, good ARPU, revs inline, increasing sales guidance (trad

o correct (no policy easing any time soon) • Australian business confidence worsens in Oct as global fears & slowdown in cap spending hurt outlook Leading European Sectors: Food/Bev +0.16%, Tech +0.11%, Trav/Les -0.04% Lagging European Sectors: Utilities -2.66%, Telco -1.81%, Basic Res -1.57% EFTA00401803 NO raises revenue vi