From the Wires

WSJ: In an attempt to revive the struggling luxury brand, General Motors plans to rename the vehicles.

CNN: New research suggests that doctors should pay closer attention to self-reported memory complaints from their older patients.

Reuters: The sandwich restaurant chain said there was a potential security breach involving customer credit and debits cards at 216 locations.

WSJ: The company is investigating reports of issues with the iOS 8.0.1 update.

NYT: The nation’s largest retailer is partnering with Green Dot to supply low-cost checking accounts to anyone over 18 who passes an ID check.

TIME: Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and the Dr. Pepper Snapple company aim to reduce the number of calories in their sugary drinks by 20% over the next 10 years.

CNNMoney: UPS plans to introduce in-store 3D-printing services to nearly 100 stores across the nation.

NYT: Apple reported selling 10 million units of its new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus; the iPhone accounts for 70% of the company’s profit.

It was the largest climate-change demonstration in history, organizers said

BBC: Chinese internet giant Alibaba has raised $25B in its IPO.