AM Business Brief: Stocks on track for bumper year | Third IPO tilt values Fahour's Latitude at $2.6bn

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S&P 500 +0.78% NASDAQ +1.85% FTSE 100 -0.86% DAX 0.00% AUD/USD .760 -0.07% ASX 200 +0.77% What's happening From ERIC JOHNSTON, BUSINESS EDITOR ASX set to open higher, as Wall Street rises ahead of Biden spending plan 7.00am: Lynch Group Holdings IPO (LGL) 8.30am: AIG manufacturing index 10.50am: Japan Tankan manufacturing index 10.50am: Japan Tankan non-manufacturing index 11.00am: Oz Minerals AGM (OZL) 11.30am: ABS retail sales 11.30am: ABS trade balance 11.30am: Japan final manufacturing PMI 12.45pm: China Caixin manufacturing PMI All day: OPEC-JMMC Meetings 4.30pm: RBA commodity prices 7.30pm: UK final manufacturing PMI 11.30pm: US unemployment claims 12.45am (Fri): US final manufacturing PMI 1.30am (Fri): US natural gas storage Trading Day: Stay up to date all day with the latest market news Vote now: The BCA and The Australian are celebrating those that go above and beyond in The Biggies. Read their stories and then vote to have your say. Top stories Stocks on track for bumper year Nation's newest super fund already looking for deals $1bn hotel empire on the block Latitude valued at $2.6bn in third IPO tilt 'Devil in the detail' of AGL split Australia cleared for EU investment Hot economy thaws frozen loans KPMG dumps age-linked retirement rule Deliveroo tanks on debut Facebook plots big news feed changes Confusion after VW 'Voltswagen' stunt $59 flights to Melbourne loom as Rex enters the fray DATAROOM The inside word on these companies: SG Fleet, LeasePlan New Energy Solar BoQ, Westpac Instaclustr WebJet MARGIN CALL Featuring: Malcolm Turnbull Ahmed Fahour Byron Bay blues Commentary Rarely do we see the conditions so ideal for sharemarkets. Can it keep going? JAMES KIRBY  GLENDA KORPORAAL More mergers in store for super sector ROBERT GOTTLIEBSEN Breaking the silence on tax inquisition TERRY McCRANN Screwing shareholders didn't save BoQ money From Canberra Jab go-slow hits care homes Tradie shortage in build boom Brick prices through the roof Archegos blowout heaps pressure on Credit Suisse JPMorgan, Salesforce dumping office space WHO an accessory to the Wuhan whitewash Chart of the day Source: Bloomberg MIND GAMES TODAY'S PAPER THE AUSTRALIAN PLUS Do not reply to this email, as this email address is not monitored. Unsubscribe from The Australian newsletter. View your profile or update your preferences here. This email was sent in accordance with the principles of the Spam Act by The Australian GPO Box 4245, Sydney, NSW, 2001 Australia. We have sent you this message because our records show that you have opted in to receive newsletters, announcements or special offers from The Australian. Add The Australian to your address book to ensure you continue to receive subscription emails.

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