Date: 2015-11-11 00:00:00
S&P 500 (SPY) — open: 207.51, high: 208.6, low: 207.19, close: 208.56, volume: 75874600, daily change: 0.0023
News headlines:
Chinese Markets Retreat Over Weak Economic Data
Sotheby’s Delivers a Successful Sale
Carlsberg to Cut Jobs After Posting Loss
Bank of Korea Keeps Base Rate Unchanged at 1.5%
Pemex, Union Agree to Overhaul Pension Benefits
Carl Icahn Looking to Sell the Fontainebleau Las Vegas
Macy’s Fights Downward Spiral With Bet on Discount Stores
Animal-Rights Group Says Video Shows Abused Pigs at Hormel Supplier
U.S. Stocks Slide, Along With Oil Prices
Drop in Prices Affects Farmers
Malaysian Fund’s Latest Act: Two Obama Fundraisers, One Fugee and $69 Million
Mylan Hostile Takeover Bid for Perrigo Is Rare Nail Biter
GE Nears End of Hudson River Cleanup
Ackman Takes on Munger in Moral Debate
Apple, Banks in Talks on Mobile Person-to-Person Payment Service
Beer Giants Seal $108 Billion Deal
Nigeria Gets New Finance Minister Who Has Backed Efforts to Support Currency
NetEase Revenue More Than Doubles
In-N-Out Sues Delivery Startup DoorDash
Blackstone Nears Deal to Take Minority Stake in ATM Maker NCR
Aggregation Services for Financial Advisers Don’t See Problems
Coca-Cola Marketing Executive Clark Chief to Leave for DDB
Macy’s Sales Continue to Slump
Asian Morning Briefing: U.S. Stocks Slide
Los Angeles NFL Stadium Group Gets Disney CEO’s Backing
Vale, BHP Billiton CEOs Discuss Brazil Dam-Breach Response
Viacom Earnings: What to Watch
Kroger to Buy Roundy’s for $178 Million
Elliott Increases Dialog Stake, Still Opposes Atmel Deal
Lease-Accounting Overhaul Gets Green Light
Dollar Pauses Ahead of Fed Speeches
Citibank Sues New York Taxi King Over Asset Transfers
How 3-D Printing May Give Miners a New Dimension
GOP Embraces Rhetoric Against Big Banks, but Not Rules
Oil Prices Fall on Supply Concerns
Gold Gives Ground on Rate Expectations
Natural Gas Falls on Weak Demand Expectations
The Long Wait for Chinese Oil Futures Continues
In China, Reluctant Spenders Help Curb Growth
Still in the Shadow of the Financial Crisis
The Impact of Military Spending on Local Employment
WSJ Pro Interview with Axel Weber
UniCredit to Cut Up to 18,200 Jobs
Financial Times Faces Possible Strike
China Freezes More Shares Tied to Fund Manager
Low Inflation is Still Main Concern, Says ECB’s Constâncio
Sainsbury Reports Slump in Half-Year Profit
Lufthansa Strike Moves into Fifth Day
GE Stock Closes Above $30
Design That’s Artful and Practical
German Growth Outlook Lowered
Dollar’s Run Pauses on Profit-Taking
Two Banco Bradesco Executives Killed in Brazilian Plane Crash
Thomson Reuters Exploring Options for Intellectual Property and Science Business
Anadarko Discloses Withdrawn Bid for Apache
No Need to Cut Rates Now, Says ECB Council Member
Mario Draghi Repeats Call to Complete Banking Union
Horizon Pharma Responds to Express Scripts
ECB Moves to Harmonize Bank Supervisory Standards
Arbitration vs. Class Actions in Investing Disputes
J.C. Penney Settles Lawsuit, Cites Sales Growth
Copper Prices Fall After China Data Disappoint
Palm Oil Pushes Through Drought, Fire and Smoke
TalkTalk Raises Dividend
China’s Two-Track Economy Diverged Further in October
Enthusiasm For Black Friday Wanes in U.K.
Neel Kashkari Does Not Plan To Be A Quiet Central Banker
BOE’s Carney Says Bank Regulation May Have Gone too Far
A Testing Ground for the Lowline
SEC Charges Two With Insider Trading in TPG-Linked Deals
Lego Struggles to Build Up Supplies for Holidays
U.K. Unemployment Falls As Wages Rise
China’s Shoppers Lift Asia’s Consumer Stocks
Short-Sighted Monetary Policy and Fear of Liftoff
Philippine Central Bank Likely to Stand Pat
U.K. Lobby Group Calls For Regulatory Review
American Airlines Announces New Route to New Zealand
BOJ Governor Reiterates Policy Stance
Supreme Court Likely to Uphold Wage Suit Against Tyson Foods
BHP, Vale May Not Escape Brazil Dam Repercussions
Hong Kong Investors Wait in Great Expectation for China Data
Market direction: Fall