On Tuesday, Lehman Brothers is scheduled to announce 2Q EPS of $1.86 ($1.69 last year). In the beginning of June, the Co acquired a significant equity stake in SkyPower and announced its plans of a $500m IPO of a private-equity fund. In other news, the firm formed Principal Strategies Group to make investments in Asia.

Wednesday, Inditex will post 1Q net income of E187m (E150m last year) on revenue of E2.03bln (E171bln). At the beginning of the year, the group considered buying some US stores from Gap (La Gaceta de los Negocios). Lately it formed a joint-venture with Air France KLM to deliver garments to stores in Asia, the Mideast and the Americas (Expansion). Separately, the Co's founder Amancio Ortega intended to give control to his daughter when he retires (Times).

First Choice Holidays is seen reporting 1H earnings on Thursday. Last year 1H net loss amounted to £57.8m, while revenue reached £1.01bln. In May, the group said it might sell one of Irish businesses to win European competition regulators' approval for its merger with TUI.

In the US, Goldman Sachs may publish 2Q EPS of $4.78 ($4.78 last year). At the present, the Co is trying to assemble an extra group of bidders for New Look Group (Financial News) and denied rumours about its possible enter to the bidding group (FT). In other news, the Co sold 21% of Vueling Airlines.

Finally, on the same day, Adobe Systems is expected to release 2Q earnings. 2Q EPS is seen at $0.34 ($0.26 last year) on sales of $729m ($635.5m). On May 3, the Co signed a definitive agreement to acquire Scene7, a new technology for media delivery services, and prepared a new platform, Apollo, allowing users to work outside web browsers and connect to Internet by using a desktop icon (FT).