$$$ Greek vote lifts European shares to near 4 wk high (Reuters)
$$$ German Banks Agree to Roll Over Greek Debt (NYT)
$$$ SEC lax in monitoring firms’ compliance, inspector general report says (WaPo)
$$$ Paulson says he welcomes Bank of America settlement (Reuters)
$$$ Japan’s MUFG converts Morgan Stanley shares (Reuters)
$$$ Lehman Gets Goldman, Paulson Consent on Liquidation Plan (Businessweek)
$$$ Another Guilty Plea Expected In Insider Trading Case (DealBook)
$$$ Grunt control device lets Wimbledon fans turn down the volume of shrieking Sharapova and Co. (Daily Mail)
$$$ Ex-lawyer gets 30 months in Galleon trading case (Reuters)
$$$ Corn Tumbles Most Since November, Wheat Falls as U.S. Reports Acreage Gain (Bloomberg)
$$$ Bair warns of “dangerous game” in U.S. debt talks (Reuters)
$$$ Tim Geithner: 14th Amendment Says Debt ‘Shall Not Be Questioned’ (HuffPo)
$$$ Pimco’s Simon: There Was Never a Housing Recovery (WSJ Developments)
$$$ Goldman: Treasury Bull Run Over (MarketBeat)
$$$ Bove: Citi Stock is About to “Explode Higher” (Barron’s)
$$$ Glencore gives up (on quarterly reporting) (FT Alphaville)
$$$ Facebook plans “awesome” launch next week: CEO (Reuters)
$$$ Celeb-poker promoter roughed up by ‘thugs’ fearful she was blabbing to feds (NYP)
What schools in the SEC have lax teams?
- Guy from Garden City who only reads the first few of headlines
And coincidentally, a gunt-control device is allowing Billie Jean King and Martina Navratilova to return to Wimbledon tennis.