Stocks Start New Month Shy, Apple's Potential Bond Sale in Euros

Stocks started the new month mostly unchanged on Monday.
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Stocks started the new month mostly unchanged on Monday. U.S. auto sales for October are rolling in throughout the day. Chrysler had its best October in 13 years, up 22%. Nissan posted sales were up 13% and Honda rose nearly 6% from a year ago. Apple (AAPL) is reportedly considering a bond sale in euros. The Wall Street Journal says Deutsche Bank (DB) and Goldman Sachs (GS) are arranging a call with investors this afternoon in London. Apple has never before sold bonds in any other currency other than the dollar. Sapient (SAPE) is up more than 40% in early trading after French advertising group, Publicis said it would buy the American company for $3.7 billion. Procter & Gamble (PG) is now suspended from doing business in Argentina. The country is accusing the world's largest household products marker of tax fraud. P&G said it was working to understand and resolve the allegations.