* Will Chinese companies play nice with U.S. stock exchanges?

* In case you haven’t heard… Federal officials are prepping what could be the largest insider trading case in history. According to WSJ, it “could ensnare consultants, investment bankers, hedge-fund and mutual-fund traders, and analysts across the nation.”

* Morning Call: U.S. futures point higher on Irish bailout, London rises, European shares flatten and the Nikkei extends its rally.

* Junk bond boom takes a timeout

* Matt Harris of Village Ventures: Power versus influence

* Felix Salmon: Can class action due process move online?

* Chadwick Matlin: Online slideshows are a Faustian bargain

* Accel Partners begins to liquidate its early stake in Facebook

* Shareholders vent anger over bank fees on failed takeover attempts

* Why can’t we be friends? Obama plans truce with U.S. Chamber of Commerce

* Indian political leader: India’s economic growth comes at the price of a “shrinking moral universe.”

* KFC is offering a $20k scholarship to the student who can best describe his/her qualifications in a single tweet

* Warren Buffett says trickle-down economics has failed:

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