Stocks hit highs. More job openings. Beige remains modest. Fed still jawbones. Apple Event Day, whoopee. Hanjin dead to irons. Ackman’s big burrito. Apache’s big find. Mylan’s big price gouge bites back. HSBC violates parole. Goldman’s political games. Financial Review by Sinclair Noe for 09-07-2016 DOW – 11 = 18,526 SPX -0.32 = 2186 NAS + 8 = 5283 10 Y – .01 = 1.54% OIL + 1.34 = 46.80 GOLD – 4.40 = 1346.00 World stocks hit their highest in more than a year and the dollar fell against the yen. Emerging market shares led the charge, touching their strongest levels since July 2015. European shares reversed early losses. The Stoxx 600 index edged up 0.1 percent towards eight-month highs hit on Monday, led by a rise of almost 1 percent in oil and gas shares. Euro zone government bond yields fell as some investors bet the weak U.S. data, which followed weaker-than-expected jobs numbers on Friday, would pressure the European Central Bank to ease monetary policy further. The ECB meets tomorrow. While US markets were mixed, the Nasdaq Composite hit another record high close.   In a follow-up to last Friday’s Jobs Report, the Labor Department released the JOLT survey, or Job Openings and Labor Turnover, which provides detail on the labor market. Job openings jumped to 5.87 million openings, an all-time high, while hires increased to 5.23 million from 5.17 million in June. The number of people quitting jobs voluntarily was flat at 2.98 million, but that’s ...