For the commute home, where you always over-deliver on expectations,

- Google misses earnings expectations.

- China changes how it reports GDP.

- Meet the Glencore IPO’s bankers. And its winners and losers.

- David Sokol should have known better. Wait, he did.

- The components of the 10-year yield.

- Insights on the Volcker Rule, via the Levin report.

- The S&P has closed at 1314 three days in a row.

- Is the Chinese real estate bubble popping?

- A thorough look at the Ryan tax plan.

- So much for the exodus: the City forecasts 11,000 new hires.

- Chart du jour, courtesy of Carpe Diem.

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