ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: OK, time for CNN Money now. Chief business correspondent, Christine Romans is in our Money Center, a big day for stocks.</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: Yes, it looks like a terrific day for the 401(k). You can thank, Greece. Growing optimism that Greece and the European Union are close to a deal. Greece drowning in debt, borrowed heavily from its neighbors. It needs to raise taxes and cut benefits to its citizens, very unpopular there, but if it doesn't move fast, it won't be able to pay its bills. All right, listen to the power of Taylor Swift. She threatened to pull her album "1989" from Apple Music. Apple promoting three months of free trial of its new service and Swift said, you know, she didn't like the decision that Apple wasn't going to pay its producers, its writers, its artists during that free trial. In response, Apple almost immediately said, OK, all right, Taylor Swift, we will pay everyone. Please don't pull your music from our service -- guys.</s>CAMEROTA: She's powerful. She is.</s>CUOMO: She is. Big voice, big pull. Thank you, Christine Romans. All right, so the search shifts for these two convicted killers on the run. Officials are taking a closer look at a corrections officer. There's been a lot of speculation that these guys didn't do it alone. We have the latest on the search for those two bad guys, Richard Matt and David Sweat coming up next.
Taylor Swift Takes on Apple.