Italy’s Alitalia has filed for bankruptcy yet again, the third filing in less than a decade, and it’s home country looks far less likely to bail out the troubled carrier this time around – NYTimes and Bloomberg

Apple’s revenue grew to $52.9 billion in Q1, but the one percent drop in iPhone sales as compared to the same period a year ago has some analysts concerned – NYTimes and WSJ and Bloomberg

The SEC’s Jay Clayton era officially kicks off this week = WSJ and Law360

What does American manufacturing really look like these days? Well, let’s start with Europe’s biggest plane maker, a globally sourced supply chain, and Alabama, and we’ll let you know – NYTimes

About that booming US auto industry . . . .  Things are looking a bit more whimper-y lately – NYTimes and WSJ and Bloomberg

We looked at big-time withdrawals from Paulson & Co.’s hedge fund yesterday.  As we suggested, Paulson’s not alone in seeing an outflow of cash – WSJ

Meet the HNA Group, a “secretive Chinese conglomerate with ties to the Communist Party in Beijing” that’s now the biggest shareholder in Deutsche Bank – NYTimes and WSJ

Industry groups are decidedly displeased with the CFTC’s new automated trading rules (aka, Reg AT) – Law360

The hits just keep on coming courtesy of our neighbor to the North this week.  Today’s edition finds the Times tagging along with Madam Justice Mara Greene, a judge in Toronto’s criminal courts who finds her work/life balance on the ice – NYTimes