European stocks were little changed, paring earlier declines, as Cypriot lawmakers seek to unlock bailout funds and prevent a financial collapse. U.S. index futures advanced, while Asian stocks fell.

U.S. stock-index futures advanced, after yesterday’s biggest selloff in equities in almost a month, as Cypriot lawmakers debate legislation to help win a bailout from the euro area and avoid financial collapse.

Copper rose in London, narrowing this week’s drop, on signs a price slump encouraged buyers in leading global consumer China as demand strengthens.

German lawmakers from Chancellor Angela Merkel’s coalition slammed Cyprus’s bailout proposals before parliament in Nicosia began to debate them, ratcheting up a standoff days before a funding cut-off deadline.

With Senate Republicans and Democrats moving closer to an agreement to grant a chance at U.S. citizenship to 11 million undocumented immigrants, a long- simmering dispute between organized labor and the business lobby risks sapping momentum for the measure.

AT&T Inc. was told to pay $27.5 million for infringing a Colorado company’s patents for controlling how audio or video is streamed online.

Greencoat U.K. Wind Plc raised 260 million pounds ($395 million) in Britain’s biggest renewable- energy initial public offering, gaining funds to buy wind farms from RWE AG and SSE Plc.

Premier League soccer club West Ham will become the new tenant of London’s Olympic Stadium from 2016 after the U.K. government agreed to pay 25 million pounds ($38 million) to help refurbish the venue, the British Broadcasting Corp. reported.