European Stocks Are Little Changed After Italian Election
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European stocks closed little changed as investors scrutinized post-election polls for signs of who will control Italy’s government.
Pearson Plc dropped the most since July as the publisher of the Financial Times newspaper predicted operating profit will stagnate in 2013. Reckitt Benckiser Group Plc slid 3 percent after U.S. regulators gave rivals approval to produce generic versions of its Suboxone heroin-dependency treatment. Deutsche Boerse AG jumped the most in nearly eight months as CME Group Inc. was said to have approached the exchange over merger talks.