Date: 2014-07-08 00:00:00
S&P 500 (SPY) — open: 197.82, high: 197.98, low: 197.22, close: 197.51, volume: 61696000, daily change: -0.0035
News headlines:
Yuan Hits Three-Month High
Citigroup Nears $7 Billion Deal to Resolve Mortgage Probe
Currency Reserves Swell in Asia
América Móvil to Sell Some Mexican Assets
Frustration Builds for Newmont Investors
Acquittal Deals U.S. Rare Defeat
Amazon Dangles Offer to Hachette Authors
Cummins Names Freeland Operating Chief
Capacity Cuts Lift Alcoa Profit
Canada to Give Update on Watchdog Effort
AbbVie Raises Offer for Shire
Finra Opens Probe Into Broker Routing
Oil Prices Extend Losing Streak
Study on Cancer Care Yields Mixed Results
J.P. Morgan Boosts Cost-Cut Effort
Gigamon Cuts Revenue Guidance
Container Store Lowers Projections Amid 'Retail Funk'
AeroVironment Swings to Profit
Bob Evans Profit Declines, Company Lowers Guidance
Silicon Image Cuts Revenue Outlook
Dollar Slides Against Yen on Japanese Data, Investor Uncertainty
Finra Looks at Retail-Broker Practices
International Paper Adds Up to $1.5 Billion to Share-Buyback Plan
New Potash CEO Says He Is   Experienced for Job
Emerging Markets' Chocolate Lovers Boost Cocoa Prices
Uber to Follow N.Y. Price-Gouging Laws
U.S., Commerzbank Closer to Pact
Levi Strauss Profit Slumps
GM Executives to Testify in Senate
McGraw Hill Legal Head to Step Down
Palladium Rises to 13-Year High
Zogenix Has Partial Victory in Zohydro Court Battle
New Board to Run Vatican Bank
European Banks Sell off Detroit Bonds
SEC in Pact With California School District
Belgium Calls on BNP to Share Lessons From Its $9 Billion Fine
IFC To Hire Investment Bank For Opinion on CorpBanca-Itau Deal
Adidas Offers Sponsorship Deal for  Manchester United
SEC Says Utah Firm Was Deficient in Its Audits of Chinese Company
Moody's Changes Outlook on Canada's Banking System to Negative
Germany to Force Creditors to Prop Up Banks in 2015
European Shares End Lower
Iceland Bonds Attract Healthy Demand
Russian New-Car Sales Tumble
Brazil June Coffee Exports Jump
Deutsche Bank Unit Expects Record Inflows
Televisa 'Happy to Talk' to Eventual Univision Buyers, Official Says
Temasek Ramps Up New Investments
Silvio Berlusconi's Son Acquitted in Fraud Trial
Argentina Says Debt Talks to Continue
Ford Recalls 101,000 Vehicles
Olive Garden to Revamp Restaurant Design
American Apparel Gets Default Notice
Picking the Best Pension-Payout Plan
Diamonds Regain Their Sparkle
Voices: David Blain, on Advisers Becoming Real Estate Experts
Philips Health-Care Chief Steps Down
Belgium Calls On BNP to Share Lessons Learned from $9 billion Fine
Alzheimer's Blood Test Progress Boosts British Biotech
Amedisys Says No SEC Enforcement Action Planned
Risky Bonds on the Rise in Asia
KLA-Tencor Raises Dividend, Buyback Authorization
Record Dealmaking in Asia Pacific
Online Ads Company Yodle Files IPO
BNDES Approves Loans for Retailers
Hungarian Banking Law Hits KBC
Volkswagen Sales Rise in China
Etihad Takes Off as Passenger Numbers Grow
M&S Reports Weak Clothing Sales
India to Hold Grains on Rains Fears
OECD Indicators Point to Pickup in India
Maersk Oil Takes Hit on Brazil Assets
Air France-KLM Lowers Guidance
BMW Car Sales Boosted by China
Lackluster Monsoon Triggers Crop Worries in India
ICAP's Co-Head of EBS Leaves
Wal-Mart Shrinks the Big Box
WSJ Editor in Chief: A Letter to Readers
Boeing Faces Credit Risk if Ex-Im Bank Closed, S&P Says
Market direction: Neutral