(Bloomberg) U.S. stocks were little changed as a rally in financial stocks helped overshadow growing concern that Europe may be headed into a recession and that America’s job market will remain stagnant.

A federal judge is preventing Virginia from printing ballots until he issues a ruling on Texas Gov. Rick Perry's ballot challenge.

William Daley is stepping down as White House chief of staff after just a year on the job and will be replaced by budget director Jacob Lew, President Barack Obama announced.

A gauge of hedge-fund bullishness measuring the proportion of bets that shares will rise climbed to 44.5 last week from 43.9 at the end of 2011, holding close to the lowest level since 2009, according to International Strategy & Investment Group. Compared with the price of the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index, managers’ so-called net exposure is close to the lowest since June 2008, the ISI data show.

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