CHO: Twenty-five minutes after the hour. "Minding Your Business" this morning. U.S. stock futures are trading mixed at the moment after markets closed lower across the board yesterday. Volatility is very high right now because of concerns about Europe's debt problems and also the U.S. Super Committee's failure to cut a deal. Stocks sank on that news, but at the same time, investors breathed a big sigh of relief on both S&P; and Moody's rating agencies, reaffirmed America's credit rating. The third agency, Fitch, on the other hand, announcing this morning it could knock down the outlook for the U.S. rating, but it won't have a decision until the end of the month. More than $1.2 billion in customer funds may be missing from the bankrupt brokerage firm, MF Global. That's nearly double the original estimate. And now, federal prosecutors and the FBI are investigating the firm once headed up by former New Jersey governor, Jon Corzine. Delta is cutting back on international travel. Much of the cuts will come from transatlantic flights. The airline says the changes to overseas routes are necessary because of high fuel costs and economic uncertainty. Delta plans to trim its flight capacity by two percent next year. And Consumer Reports is putting out its annual holiday list of naughty and nice companies. Take a look. The naughty ones include AirTran for tacking on fees. If you want to choose your seat online, Liberty Travel for not (ph) including taxes and fees and its advertised vacation prices, and Sirius XM satellite radio for charging you extra to mail your bill. What about the nice list? Cable Visions on there for giving out rewards like free movie tickets. American Express for providing refunds of up to $300 if a retailer won't accept returns within 90 days of purchase, and lastly, Costco for automatically extending the manufacture's warranty for TVs and computers. Still ahead, we're live in Cairo's Tahrir Square, once again, breaking out in violence. AMERICAN MORNING is back after a break.
$1.2 Billion Missing From MF Global; Delta Cuts International Routes