U.S. stocks opened steady Tuesday, as European leaders gather in Brussels to discuss the next steps after Greek residents voted down the terms of the bailout officer in a referendum Sunday. Fitbit (FIT), is benefitting after RW Baird issued an upbeat research note on the maker of fitness activity trackers. Analyst William Power initiated coverage of Fitbit with an OUTPERFORM rating and stock price target of $52, which is 29% above Monday’s closing price. People between the ages of 35 and 48, commonly known as Generation X, are not only getting deeper in debt than the baby-boom generation that came before them, they’re getting used to the burden, a new study shows, and experts say that that’s bad news for their long-term finances. Google’s (GOOG) refusal to implement the EU’s controversial right to be forgotten rules in the U.S. amounts to an unfair and deceptive business practice, a frequent critic of the search engine giant said. Consumer Watchdog will file a complaint against Google with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission today.
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