Monday
Turn off CNBC. It's Labor Day. The market's closed. OK, technically it's the stateside markets that will be closed in observance of the holiday. It's business as usual for the rest of the world, including a few companies you may know, like France's Vivendi, reporting their quarterly results.
Tuesday
The market kicks off its shortened trading week on Tuesday. Filtration equipment specialist Donaldson
Wednesday
If you're in the mood for Chinese growth stocks, Wednesday's got Shanda Interactive
If you prefer your investments to be based closer to home, check out office supply superstore chain Staples
Thursday
Glutton for punishment? Step right up to hear Toll Brothers
Friday
Few companies chance their earnings report on Fridays, much less on a holiday-shortened week. Get an early start on the weekend if you want. Head out to the multiplex to catch any of the summer blockbusters that you may have missed. The market can wait.
Until next week, I remain,
Rick Munarriz