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Wall St rises on economic data

Stocks rose on Thursday on stronger-than-expected economic data and German lawmakers' approval of new powers for the euro zone's crisis fund.
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Son to Conductor Stenz: 'Don't Mess It Up, Dad'

Before he went out to lead the orchestra, choirs and soloists for Mahler's gargantuan Symphony No. 8, The Symphony of a Thousand, conductor Markus Stenz said his young son gave him a word of advice: Don't mess it up, Dad.
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Stock futures rise on German vote

Stock index futures rose on Thursday after Germany approved new powers for the euro zone's crisis fund and before the government releases data on U.S. economic growth and the labor market.
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Merkel dodges bullet with euro vote victory

Angela Merkel won her toughest challenge yet as German chancellor by pushing through changes to a rescue fund for the euro zone debt crisis on Thursday without the humiliation of relying on opposition support.
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Stock Futures Rise After German Vote

Stock index futures rose on Thursday after a German vote approving new powers for the euro zone's crisis fund was approved and before data on U.S. economic growth and the labor market.
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German MPs back euro crisis powers

Germany's parliament approved new powers for the euro zone's crisis fund on Thursday but it was not clear if Angela Merkel got enough votes from her coalition to silence rebels worried about funding a series of bailouts of countries like Greece.
German Chancellor Merkel attends the session of the Bundestag lower house of parliament in Berlin

German MPs back euro crisis powers, Merkel support unclear

Germany's parliament approved new powers for the euro zone's crisis fund on Thursday but it was not clear if Angela Merkel got enough votes from her coalition to silence rebels worried about funding a series of bailouts of countries like Greece.
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Greece faces auditor verdict, fresh protests

Greek civil servants blocked the doors of government ministries on Thursday in protest against austerity ahead of the start of talks with the EU and IMF on the delivery of an aid tranche Athens needs to avoid running out of cash next month.
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Germany's Merkel faces biggest test in euro vote

German Chancellor Angela Merkel faces a battle for her political survival on Thursday when some of her coalition, worried about throwing good money after bad by bailing out Greece, could humiliate her in a parliament vote on euro-zone rescue schemes.
German Chancellor Merkel speaks during a ceremony of BVG in Karlsruhe

Merkel Faces Biggest Test Yet in Bundestag Euro Vote

German Chancellor Angela Merkel faces a battle for her political survival on Thursday when some of her coalition, worried about throwing good money after bad by bailing out Greece, could humiliate her in a parliament vote on euro-zone rescue schemes.
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Asian stocks fall on euro crisis fears

Asian shares and commodities fell on Thursday on growing worries that Europe's intractable debt problems will plunge the world into a second global financial crisis.
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NASA Satellite Debris Crashes into the Pacific

On Saturday, NASA's Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite (UARS) crash landed at approximately 12AM Eastern time. The location, NASA confirmed, is in a general area in the Southern hemisphere away from any major lands. To their knowledge, however, there have been no signs of UARS debris located in the predicted geographic region.
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Wall Street slides on weakness in commodities

Commodity-related stocks drove Wall Street lower on Wednesday as stiff declines in energy and metals prices underscored investor concerns about global economic weakness and Europe's festering debt crisis.

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