jeff mezger.so tomorrow, we could get that big announcement from the big board about a merger with germany's deutsche boerse. from bankruptcy to bonuses in under two years. published reports say general motors will pay almost $200- million in profit-sharing to its hourly workers and millions more to its senior executives. the payments are in place of salary increases and will reflect the automaker's solid financial performance last year. the bonuses are expected to be formally announced later this month, when g.m. reports earnings. >> tom: no doubt you've heard of 3d movies and televisions, how about a 3d phone? check this out. korean handset maker l.g. is rolling out the first one. it has a 3d screen and a special double camera. users will be able to watch videos without wearing those funky glasses. the smartphone is called optimus. it has souped-up insides, allowing it handle 3d processing. no date yet on when the new phone will be on the market. >> susie: april 18, this year's tax deadline, is

jeff, we appreciate your update on the housing mark. it's gest mezger, the c.e.o. of k.b. home. >> susie: and here's what we're watching for tomorrow. january's reports on producer prices, housing starts and industrial production. and we'll see the minutes from the last meeting of the federal reserve's interest rate setting committee. also tomorrow, hilary kramer is back as our "street critique" guest. send your questions for her to streetcritique@nbr.com. j.p. morgan chase offering a mea culpa to the military. it's launching new efforts to help u.s. troops after overcharging thousands of soldiers for mortgages and wrongly foreclosing on some. the bank will: lower mortgage rates for active duty military to 4%; it won't foreclose on active-duty personnel; and it'll donate a thousand homes to military families and vets over the next five years through non- profit partners. >> tom: apple launched a new subscription service today aimed at all sorts of content publishers. from newspapers and magazines to music and blogs, companies can use the tool to sell subscriptions through