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STOCKS NEWS EUROPE- SocGen, Deutsche Tel report Thursday

Wed May 6, 2009 10:11am EDT

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EUROPEAN COMPANIES REPORTING:

Societe Generale Q1 (SOGN.PA)

Deutsche Telekom Q1 (DTEGn.DE)

Zurich Financial Services Q1 (ZURN.VX)

Axa Q1 Sales (AXAF.PA)

Unilever Q1 (ULVR.L)

Diageo Trade (DGE.L)

Vedanta Resources Full-Year (VED.L)

Barclays Q1 (BARC.L)

Thomson Reuters Q1 TRIL.L

Swiss Reinsurance Q1 (RUKN.VX)

Telecom Italia Q1 (TLIT.MI)

Old Mutual Q1 (OML.L)

RSA Insurance Group Trade (RSA.L)

Rexam Trade (REX.L)

Andritz Q1 (ANDR.VI)

Anheuser-Busch InBev Q1 INTB.BR

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert Q1 (GBLB.BR)

United Business Media Ltd Trade (UBM.L)

Randgold Resources Q1 (RRS.L)

Holmen Q1 (HOLMb.ST)

Nokian Renkaat Q1 (NRE1V.HE)

Sanoma Q1 (SAA1V.HE)

Bourbon Q1 Sales (GPBN.PA)

Hermes International Q1 Sales (HRMS.PA)

Altana AG Q1 (ALTG.DE)

Bilfinger Berger Q1 (GBFG.DE)

Rangold Resources Q1 (RRS.L)

HeidelbergCement Q1 (HEIG.DE)

IVG Immobilien Q1 (IVGG.DE)

Lanxess Q1 (LXSG.DE)

Symrise AG Q1 (SY1G.DE)

Veolia Q1 (VIE.PA)

Energias de Portugal Q1 (EDP.LS)

Coca Cola Hellenic Bottling Q1 (HLBr.AT)

Hellenic Telecommunication Q1 (OTEr.AT)

Luxottica Group SpA Q1 (LUX.MI)

Fugro Q1 (FUGRc.AS)

Prysmian Cables Q1 (PRY.MI)

Ratos AB Q1 (RATOb.ST)

Securitas AB Q1 (SECUb.ST)

Pargesa Q1 (PARG.S)

U.S. COMPANIES REPORTING

American Intl. Group Q1 (AIG)

Cameron Q1 (CAM)

CBS Corporation Q1 (CBS)

Dynegy Inc. Q1 (DYN)

Frontier Comm. Corporation Q1 (FTR)

Genworth Financial, Inc. Q1 (GNW)

Kodiak Oil & Gas Q1 (KOG)

Millipore Corp. Q1 (MIL)

Pepco Hldngs, Inc. Q1 (POM)

Public Storage Q1 (PSA)

Rowan Q1 (RDC)

Teradata Q1 (TDC)

The Allstate Corporation Q1 (ALL)

The DirecTV Group Q1 (DTV.O)

The Nasdaq OMX Group Q1 (NDAQ.O)

VeriSign Q1 (VRSN.O)

Nvidia Q1 (NVDA.O)

Sara Lee Q3 (SLE)

Microchip Tech. Q4 (MCHP.O)

MACROECONOMIC DATA GMT

1100 GB Bank of England rate decision

1145 EZ ECB rate decision

1230 US Weekly Jobless

1900 US Consumer Credit

Reuters Messaging rm://brian.gorman.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net


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