This Week’s Datebook

Monday:

* U.S. Court of Appeals in Tulsa, Okla., hears oral arguments on constitutionality of federal “do-not-call” list.

* World Trade Organization expected to issue final decision on legality of U.S. temporary steel tariffs.

* President Bush discusses the economy at a manufacturing plant in South Carolina.

* El Paso Corp., Reliant Resources Inc., Tyson Foods Inc. issue third-quarter results.

Tuesday:

* Veterans Day. Government bond market closed but other markets open.

* European Union holds hearing on Microsoft Corp. antitrust case.

* Computer Sciences Corp., EchoStar Communications Corp., J.C. Penney, Abercrombie & Fitch, May Department Stores Co. and Tenet Healthcare Corp. issue quarterly reports.

Wednesday:

* U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments in reverse-age-discrimination case.

* Senate Governmental Affairs Committee holds hearing on whistle-blower protections.

* Federated Department Stores Inc. releases third-quarter results.

Thursday:

* Senate Banking Committee holds hearings on regulation of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and other government-sponsored enterprises.

* Senate Commerce Committee holds hearing on cable rates.

* Dell, Gemstar-TV Guide International Inc., OfficeMax Inc., Starbucks, Target, Tiffany & Co., Univision Communications Inc. and Wal-Mart issue quarterly reports.

* Commerce Department reports on international trade for September.

* Labor Department reports on weekly jobless claims.

* Freddie Mac reports on mortgage rates.

Friday:

* Federal Reserve hosts conference on monetary policy.

* Labor Department reports on producer price index for October.

* Commerce Department reports on retail sales for October.

* Federal Reserve reports on industrial production for October.

* University of Michigan releases index of consumer sentiment for October.