Disney Raises Park Prices, Apple goes to Europe as Stocks Open Lower

A cautious start to the week at Monday's opening bell as stocks pullback from Friday's record setting close. Apple (APPL) is making its largest European investment to the tune of nearly $2 billion. The world's largest company will build two data centers, one in Ireland and the other in Denmark. Dish Network (DISH) reported a rise in its Q4 profits but a loss in subscribers by 63,000. The satellite TV provider also announced its co-founder and chairman, Charlie Ergen will reclaim the CEO role when its current CEO retires at the end of March. And it just got more expensive to go to Disneyland. One-day tickets at the theme park were raised to $99. Walt Disney company (DIS) raised prices across its U.S. theme parks as it continues to see strong attendance growth.