SUSAN LISOVICZ, CNN ANCHOR: Let's get a final check of some stocks to watch this morning. Jen Rogers is at Instinet. Hi -- Jen.</s>JEN ROGERS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Susan, how are you? We do have a trade now on General Electric. Not a lot of volume here, and that is expected to be the case for most of the week. But right now, GE is trading at $49.10. That is up a dime. The news today are reports that the company is going to be pulling its application for approval of its deal to acquire Honeywell before European antitrust officials can officially reject the deal. So look for shares of GE and Honeywell to be trading. Also a story on United Airlines -- reported that there are stories out there that United is going to back down on its deal to acquire US Airways. So look for shares of both of those stocks to trade as well. And finally, Xerox, the troubled office equipment maker, we've seen some trades here, up about 33 cents, at $9.90. Reuters is reporting that the company, which is in the midst of a turnaround, is set to offer a $500 million asset-backed bond deal. Sasha, what's happening over at the Nasdaq?</s>SASHA SALAMA, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Jen, what we are watching today is, first of all, will trading be going smoothly after that huge technical glitch for the Nasdaq on Friday -- Really the biggest in the history of the Nasdaq, and it's been around 30 years. The Nasdaq is insisting that trading will go as usual today, after they had to extend trading to 5:00 p.m. on Friday. And of course, it was a bad day for that, the last day of the second quarter. We'll be watching closely to see how trading opens today. Back to Susan.</s>LISOVICZ: Jen, thank you. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com
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