Date: 2018-01-31 00:00:00
S&P 500 (SPY) — open: 282.6, high: 284.74, low: 281.22, close: 281.76, volume: 131796400, daily change: -0.0103
News headlines:
David Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital Lost 6% in January
China’s Private Factory Gauge Holds Steady in January
PayPal Takes a Hit, Despite Soaring Profit
Oil Futures Edge Higher in Asia
Allegations Against Steve Wynn Put Big Casino Project at Risk
AT&T Sees Big Benefit From Tax Law
Qualcomm Expands Licensing Deal With Samsung
Food Distributors Accuse Tyson, Others of Manipulating Chicken Prices
Game-Maker Scopely Raising Funding Targeting $800 Million Valuation
South Korea’s CPI Rises 1.0% in January
Pandora to Cut 5% of Workforce
BNY Mellon Plans to Move Its Corporate Headquarters
Immuno-Oncology Startup Akriveia Therapeutics Seeking $22.5 Million
New Fiscal Worry: Too Much Short-Term Borrowing as Deficit Climbs
U.S. Dollar Edges Lower as Investors Bet on Global Growth
As Yellen Hands Off at the Fed, Whither Her Go-Slow Approach?
Mondelez Grows Sales Abroad But Decline Domestically
Bitcoin Has Its Worst Month in Three Years
New York Fed Helps Send Off Yellen by Saluting Her Fashion Sense
Fox Wins Rights to NFL Thursday Night Games in Five-Year Deal
Rise of Bitcoin Futures Prompts CFTC to Revisit Hands-Off Approach
Lombard Convention Center Holdout Backs Down
Air India Says Dynamic International Airways Plan Won’t Work
ECB Speeds Up Timetable for Stress Tests for Greece’s Four Largest Banks
Gold Rises on Weaker Dollar
Oil Edges Higher On Steady Demand
SoFi Lays Off 5% of Staff
M&G Polymers Assets Fetch $33.5 Million at Auction
U.S. Oil Production Tops Mark Last Hit in 1970
How J.D. Power Was Acquired by a Chinese Company Shrouded in Mystery
Fed Holds Rates Steady, Sees ‘Solid’ Economic Gains
Is It a House, a Recording Studio or a Church? Yes
Boeing Boosts Capital Spending Plans in Wake of Tax Changes
Former New York Fed President Bill McDonough, in Memoriam
Insurance Outsourcer Patriot National Enters Prearranged Bankruptcy
VoxEU Post Studies Revaluation of International Banks Following the Crisis
Charleston Gazette-Mail Owner Files for Bankruptcy
Quick Hits: BOJ’s Kuroda Again Warns on Cryptocurrencies
Yerak’s Take: J.G. Wentworth Emerges With ‘Cash Now’
Private-Sector Wages Help Drive Up Employment Costs in 2017
Hedge Funds Push for Overhaul at Marine Fuel Firm
Dollar Edges Lower as Investors Bet on Global Growth
Brooklyn Food Distributor Draws One Offer During Bankruptcy Sale Process
Chicago Business Barometer Falls in January
Eurozone Inflation Lags, Despite Robust Growth
Germany Probes Bosch Employees Over Emissions Scandal
JPMorgan Top Lawyer Decamping for Simpson Thacher Law Firm
Julius Baer’s New CEO Aims for Expansion
U.S. Private Sector Added 234,000 Jobs in January
Investor Who Rode Pivot From Biotech to Bitcoin Sells Big Stake
H&M Fashions a Plan for a Comeback
Oil & Gas Tech Startup RigUp Taps Private Equity
Google Joins Strategic Investors in Data Specialist Trifacta
Health Startups Could Benefit From Amazon-JPMorgan-Berkshire Push
China Watchers Get Another Way to Gauge Its Economy
Anthem Closes Year With Slight Enrollment Growth
Big Oil Returns to Drilling—but on a Budget
SEC Halts Coin Offering | CFTC Revisits Hands-Off Approach to New Products | Tracy’s Take: What Will New Bank Threshold Bring?
Tracy’s Take: What Will New Bank Threshold Bring?
SEC Halts Coin Offering | CFTC Revisits Hands-Off Approach to New Products | Tracy’s Take: What Will New Bank Threshold Bring?
Ericsson Cuts 10,000 Jobs Amid Costly Turnaround
Swiss Set Date for Public Vote on Allowing Banks to Create Money
Derby’s Take: The 2018 FOMC Brings In Hawks And Mystery Men
Last Year’s Market Nightmare Is 2018’s Italian Yawn
Energy Woes Take Toll on Siemens
Engine Bio Collects Seed Financing for Drug-Discovery Tech
Fed Could Signal Changes to Outlook at Yellen’s Final Meeting
Want to Keep Up With Bitcoin Enthusiasts? Learn the Lingo
At Newell Brands, a Fight Over the Board and Strategy
Aging Populations Drive Interest Rates Down
BOJ’s Kuroda Reiterates Pledge to Continue Easy Policy
Corrigan’s Take: Susan Golden, Ex-Bankruptcy Watchdog, Joins Kirkland & Ellis
Corrigan’s Take: Susan Golden, Ex-Bankruptcy Watchdog, Joins Kirkland & Ellis
Market direction: Neutral