- According to Reuters, Toyota (TM) cut its 2009 sales forecast by almost 7%.

- Reuters reports that Fannie Mae (FNM) changed several of its top executives.

- Reuters writes that Starbucks (SBUX) management will receive no raises next year.

- Reuters writes that the CFTC will look into reports on the trading of oil futures.

- Reuters writes that Caterpillar (CAT) expects strong demand in China to continue.

- Reuters writes that US consumers may pass on convenience and organic foods.

- The Wall Street Journal reports that mobile phone sales are slowing.

- The Wall Street Journal reports that more artists are moving away from Apple (AAPL) iTunes because its format hurts album sales.

- The Wall Street Journal reports the Big Three sales are beginning to badly damage dealer finances.

- The Wall Street Journal reports that the SEC would like to change accounting rules by 2014 moving to international standards.

- The Wall Street Journal reports that spending on servers is slowing.

- The FT reports that the new Microsoft (MSFT) browser may impact some of Google's (GOOG) targeted advertising features.