Epstein Secrets

I, New Home Sales, Eurozone Flash PMI April, Earnings (APD, BA, DAL, DOW, DPS, GD, IR, NOC, PG, AAPL, FB) Thursday: Durable Goods, Kansas City Fed, Obama visits Japan, Draghi speaks @ 5am EST, Earnings (ABC, AET, BTU, DNKN, GM, HSY, LO, MMM, UPS, WM, CB, MSFT, V, SBUX) Friday: Markit US PMI, Michigan

yes sacked at Manchester United (currently 7th in the EPL table) Leading European Sectors: Healthcare +2.75%, Chemicals +1.41%, Fin Services +1.38% Lagging European Sectors: Basic Res -0.17%, Oil & Gas +0.26%, Tech +0.37% Secondaries (announced/priced): ALSN, PLUS, AGIO IPO's (lock-up expiration): Aerie Pharma (AERI),

ndchildren Join the Family Business WSJ • U.S. Overtakes China WSJ • The Carbonated President WSJ (Opinion) • Taliban Guns Send a Message About Obama's Peace Process WSJ (Opinion) • Ruchir Sharma: How Emerging Markets Lost Their Mojo WSJ (Opinion) • Spending review: More economic pain whoever w

of 186-day bills at an average yield of 1.052% versus 0.538% on May 29 Leading European Sectors: Tech +2.23%, Real Estate +2.17%, Healthcare +2.13% Lagging European Sectors: Basic Res -0.56%, Autos/Parts +0.49%, Oil & Gas +0.80% MG guides FY13 ebitda lower — SNX eps forecast below — FCFS cuts outlook BNZL LN inline —

T • Staying out of Syria is the bolder call for Obama FT • Reform can end loose talk of a Chinese rev

rate eases to a 41-m,onth low at +4.89% vs median estimate +5.45% Leading European Sectors: Autos/Parts +0.61%, Food/Bev +0.26%, Real Estate +0.21% Lagging European Sectors: Basic Res -1.88%, Media -1.03%, Retail -1.02% RUTH amended credit agreement —ALOG restructuring — CI cfo leaving GSM cfo appointed — WX guides up

le WSJ Op-Ed • Yes, Mr. President, We Are a Nation of Takers WSJ Op-ed • Goldman overcomes its latest headache NYT • A signal to Wall Street in Obama's pick for regulators NYT • Osborne holds course as GDP data emerge Fr • Samsung warns on smartphones competition FT • Nokia makes progress Lex

nsion of long-term unemployment benefits until rate < 20% (ABC) Leading European Sectors: Chemicals +1.29%, Autos/Parts +0.71%, Construction +0.57% Lagging European Sectors: Basic Res -1.53%, Oil & Gas -0.14%, Healthcare -0.03% FLEX guides eps lower — WY earnings beat — MXIM penny better INFA rev view midpts above ests