@ The White House
On the second day of his American Jobs Act bus tour, the President will be in North Carolina and Virginia where he will call on Congress to pass the American Jobs Act piece-by-piece, beginning with the proposal to provide funding to prevent teacher layoffs and keep police officers and firefighters on the job.
In the morning, the President will hold a roundtable meeting with educators at Guilford Technical Community College in Jamestown, North Carolina. Later in the morning, the President will deliver remarks at Guilford Technical Community College.
In the afternoon, the President will visit a high school in Virginia to tour a computer lab and observe a robotics demonstration. After, the President will deliver remarks at Greensville County High School in Emporia, Virginia. The President will spend the night in Hampton, Virginia.
@ Wall Street
On Tuesday, some of the largest and most-owned equities in the United States will report earnings, including Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, Coca Cola and Apple. Apple may be the most anticipated report, as it often is. The technology giant recently began selling its newest iPhone, the 4S, selling over one million units on its first day and four million over its first weekend, but these 4S sales are not included in last quarter's earnings.
Last quarter, Apple reported strong earnings, with the one soft spot being Mac sales. Many speculated that this weakness may have been caused by Apple's Mac product cycle, since many would-be buyers might have been waiting for new Mac Mini and/or Air models, which the company released three months ago.
