+1.9%) EFTA00361931 • Airbus raised its long-term global industry projection targets yesterday after close (trading +3.0%) • Gemalto chosen by China Mobile for NFC mass transit services in Beijing (trading +2.1%) • Unibail-Rodamco agrees to sell 6 shopping centers in France for E931 million (trading -0

of-the-week-global- trade-set-for-a-downturn/>) Foxconn closes -3.8% to 6-month low after Nokia posted loss yesterday (24% of revenues from Nokia) China Mobile posts a 3.5% gain in Q1 profit that misses estimates on costs to add new users Woolworths (WOW AU) grocery sales stall as produce prices drop almos

bruary actual foreign direct investment -0.9% y/y versus estimate +14.6% China ousts Bo Xilai as Communist party secretary in Chongqing after Wen's China Mobile posts a 4.6% gain in Q4 profit as data sales gain (closed +0.53%) Galaxy Entertainment misses analyst estimates and will not pay dividend (closed B

wer EURUSD? AAPL: Ticking up in pre-market, —$519 (negative news out on supply constraints in iPad mini, but bullish market chatter of a deal with China Mobile) ARIA: up 12% in the pre —market (touched a high of $4.35) on ne=s that holder Sarissa Capital is seeking representation on the board. Comments be

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pipeline heading into CY14. Specifically, we see multiple catalysts to support growth over the next 12-18 months including iPhone 6, expansion with China Mobile and further geographic expansion. In addition, Apple pointed to expanding into new product areas (Apple TV and/or wearables) which should alleviate