It's the economy (Monday, April 19, 2010)

Canadian bank vultures circle the bankrupt American banks, another blast of ash could keep the airports closed and worries for Europe over Greek troubles, some of the items of interest on the Monday economic front.

Globe and Mail-- Europe tallies economic damage

Globe and Mail-- Goldman Sachs case puts light on derivatives 

Globe and Mail-- Toyota to recall 2010 Lexus GX 460s 

National Post-- North American airline stock dives on ash cloud  

National Post-- Failed banks provide cheap expansion of TD Bank franchise 

National Post-- IBM earnings better than expected 

Vancouver Sun-- Liberals issue go-ahead for $6.6 billion Site C dam 

New York Times-- Appliance Rebates Come and Go, Quickly

New York Times-- Greek Debt Unsettles Bond Market 

USA Today-- Some new cars now cheaper than used, report says 

USA Today-- Rising rates, phase-out of stimulus could stall bull market 

Guardian UK online-- New volcanic ash cloud threatens attempts to reopen UK airspace 

Guardian UK online-- Property price crash if Tories win 

Guardian UK online-- Greek bailout talks on hold as volcanic debris delays flights 

Times online UK-- More than smoke to the Liberal Democrat pipe dream 

Times online UK-- For all the frothing, nothing has been done about banks 

Telegraph UK online-- Volcanic ash cloud: Met Office blamed for unnecessary six-day closure 

Telegraph UK online-- Germany warns of 'Lehman' crisis if Greece defaults 

Melbourne Herald Sun-- Rise in land prices could stall housing recovery 

Sydney Daily Telegraph-- Door opened for more retail development in NSW 

People's Daily-- Utility prices continue to rise in the second quarter
People's Daily-- Foreign manufacturers shifting business to less developed Chinese regions
China Daily-- China's real estate time bomb ticking
China Daily-- China sets foreign trade goal over next decade
Times of India-- AI, Jet to operate on US route
Times of India-- Gold weakens further on selling, negative international cues