Economic Reports for the Week of May 14 ECONOMIC REPORTS Data to be reported this week will include the Consumer Price Index for April, retail sales for April and business inventories for March (Tuesday); housing starts for April and industrial production for April (Wednesday); weekly jobless claims, leading economic indicators for April and the Philadelphia Fed index for May (Thursday). CORPORATE EARNINGS Companies scheduled to report results include Groupon (Monday); the Carlyle Group, Home Depot, TJX and J. C. Penney (Tuesday); Abercrombie & Fitch, Staples, Target and Limited Brands (Wednesday); and Sears, Wal-Mart Stores and Gap (Thursday). IN THE UNITED STATES On Tuesday, Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner will speak at the annual fiscal summit meeting of the Peterson Foundation in Washington, JPMorgan Chase will have its annual shareholder meeting in Tampa, Fla., and Morgan Stanley will have its annual meeting in Purchase, N.Y. On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve will release minutes of its April meeting, a House Financial Services subcommittee will conduct a hearing about the Dodd-Frank Act and the meaning of being labeled a systemically important financial institution, and a House Financial Services subcommittee will conduct a hearing about increasing market access for financial companies in China. On Thursday, Facebook is expected to price the shares of its initial public offering, the Commerce Department will determine tariffs on Chinese solar products, the House Financial Services Committee will conduct a hearing about the settlement practices of financial regulators, and the Senate Finance Committee will conduct a hearing about the Social Security Administration. On Friday and Saturday, the Group of 8 leaders will meet at Camp David. On Friday, the International Trade Commission is scheduled to release its final decision in Microsoft's patent-infringement case against Motorola Mobility. OVERSEAS On Monday, finance ministers from the euro zone will meet in Brussels. On Tuesday, European Union finance ministers will meet in Brussels and the European Commission statistics agency will report on first-quarter gross domestic product. On Wednesday, the European Central Bank will have a monetary policy conference. Participants will include Mario Draghi, the president of the central bank.