Stocks rise on Wall Street, clawing back bit of 4-week slump
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Stocks are opening higher on Wall Street, recovering after their first four-week losing streak in more than a year. A burst of corporate deals helped give investors confidence to put money back in the market, and the S&P 500 rose 1.4% in the early going Monday. Devon Energy and WPX Energy rose sharply after agreeing to combine, and Cleveland-Cliffs rose after saying it will buy the U.S. business of steelmaking and mining giant ArcelorMittal. Uber jumped after winning an appeal that will allow it to keep operating in London. European markets were broadly higher, and Asian markets rose. THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: AP`s earlier story appears below. Global shares...