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This is America’s No.1 financial news program. The Wall Street Journal Report. Now Maria Bartiromo. Here’s a look at what’s making news as we head into a new week on Wall Street. It is all about earnings this week for the first quarter. Up next on the Wall Street journal Report, a look at the news this week that will have an impact on your money. And then the Obama family’s tax returns werel made public this week. We’ll take a look at how much the President earned, and if you bought either of his memoirs회고록, how much you contributed. Back in a moment.

 

Let us know what’s on your mind. We love hearing from you. Email us anytime. Maria@wsjreport.com. And for more on our program and our guests, check out the website wsjr.cnbc.com. If you miss anything, you’ll be able to see the full interviews with our guests starting on Monday. Now a look at the stories coming up in the week ahead that may move the markets and impact your wallet this week. Earning season continues as we hear reports on the first quarter results of 2009 from Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, IBM, and Coca Cola, also coming out this week, Boeing, McDonald’s, Apple and Microsoft. It’s gonna be a big week in terms of first quarter results.

 

On Thursday, data for the number of existing home sold in the month of March will be released by the nation’s realtors부동산업자. On Friday, the government releases the number of new home sold. And the Commerce Department reports the amount of orders and shipments of durable항구적인 goods for the month of March. The report is a leading indicator of US manufacturing activity.

 

Well, another April 15^th, the tax day has come and gone. And the first family is not exempt면제 in a tax return released by the White House. The Obamas reported earning $2.7 million last year. The largest chunk of income close to $2.5 million coming from sales of the President’s two memoirs. The first family paid more than $800,000 in federal taxes and donated 6.5% of their adjusted gross income to 37 charities.

 

That’s the program for today. Thanks so much for being with us. My guest next week, historian Michael Beschloss will be with me. We’ll take a look at the Obama administration’s first 100 days. Each week, keep it right here where Wall Street meets Main Street. Have a great week, everybody. I’ll see you again next weekends.

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