* Auto-vampires: Why BATS killed its own IPO

* Andy Xie: The yen’s looming day of reckoning

* Morning Call: U.S. futures point higher, London opens strong, European shares flatten and the Nikkei climbs.

* Morgan Stanley: Expect soft April jobs numbers

* Bill Gates: In search of an energy miracle

* Summers & DeLong: Stimulus can pay for itself

* Lobbyist ROI: Wall St. winning its Volcker Rule fight

* Of course… Ex-Goldman exec Greg Smith signs book deal

* Your next World Bank boss: Jim Yong Kim as a rapping spaceman

* Greg Gretsch: JOBS Act is good, but SOX should get so much blame

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* Tough battle: Gov. Cuomo swims upstream on bridge privatization plans

* Deep pockets: Facebook vs. employers who demand employee passwords

* 60 Minutes on the Chrysler turnaround:

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