The deal helps the exchange become a global rival to Bloomberg.
Some positions are being moved to low-cost countries and Lexmark expects to generate about $67 million in savings in 2016 and more in subsequent years.
Canada's largest utility owner buys a Midwest electricity transmission provider for $6.9 billion.
A non-manufacturing benchmark shows service providers unexpectedly expanded in October at the second-fastest pace in a decade.
Analysts say the commodity supplier needs to cut net debt by almost half to $16 billion by the end of next year to retain its credit rating.
Euro bloc's executive body wants search engines and social networks to be covered by new disclosure regulations.
In a split second on Monday, one of the largest trades ever in options tied to the CBOE volatility index took place.
Federal officials say they intend to keep money "cheap for a long time to come," meaning interest rate increases will be slow and carefully considered.
The JPMorgan plan will monitor employees to see if they have the potential to violate banking or securities laws.
As regulators pressure banks to exit commodities businesses, Morgan Stanley sells a compressed natural gas unit just launched in 2014.
Social Finance, already valued at $1.3 billion, may be the next big peer-to-peer lending IPO.
The proceeds will be used to refinance existing debt facilities, the Chinese e-commerce giant said.
