Reuters: Several members of the Senate want the FCC to push ahead with its own internet rules and not rely on Google (NASDAQ: GOOG)
Reuters: AOL (NYSE: AOL) will launch 500 local sites this year.
Reuters: Nielsen plans a $2 billion IPO
WSJ: Voters will back tough deficit reduction.
WSJ: A judge will not accept a $75 million settlement between the government and Citigroup (NYSE:C)
WSJ: The Fed says that banks have begun to ease credit standards.
WSJ: Toyota (NYSE: TM) has begun to reconsider its pedal design.
WSJ: The Fed has begun to crack down on predatory mortgage lending.
WSJ: The WTO want the EU to remove trade tariffs on tech equipment.
WSJ: Three quarters of the BP spill could still be in the Gulf
WSJ: THe RIM (NASDAQ: RIMM) Blackberry Torch is not making money.
WSJ: China was a net seller of US debt in June
NYT: Retailers are working with Shopkick an app that helps shoppers find bargains in stores.
NYT: Energy costs pushed prices up in Europe.
NYT: Barclays (NYSE: BCS) agreed to pay $298 million for violating US trade law.
FT: The number of US homes in arrears on mortgages is growing
Bloomberg: China is worried about its export dependence.
Bloomberg: Harvard topped US News rankings.
Douglas A. McIntyre
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