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Wall Street drops on Greece fears, data

Stocks fell early Wednesday on worries the Greece debt crisis may escalate and after a negative reading on New York State manufacturing underscored the headwinds facing the economy.
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Ford invests in Europe production

Ford Motor Co announced a big boost for its European plants with a plan that included investment of over 800 million euros ($1.2 billion) in Spain and the launch of two new models there.
The German institute researchers have introduced opto-electric decoding method

German scientists laser their way again; transfer 700 DVDs in 1 sec

Scientists at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany, have succeeded in transferring a record 700 DVDs in only one second making it the highest bit rate on a laser. With 26 terabits per second, it would be possible to transmit up to 400 million telephone calls at the same time, they say.
Nokia ends legal rift with Apple, accepts financial settlement

Nokia Wins Patent Battle Versus Apple

Mobile giant Nokia said it has signed a patent license deal with Apple that would end all the pending patent litigations between the two companies over iPhone, iPod and iPad.
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China data lifts global stocks

Evidence that China may avoid a hard landing for its high-flying economy lifted riskier assets such as stocks on Tuesday although investors remained on edge about the deepening Greek debt crisis.
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Jobs prospects improve in most economies: Manpower

Hiring prospects for the coming quarter have improved in most large economies from three months ago, while holding steady in the United States, according to a quarterly survey of employers by ManpowerGroup Inc .
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Stock index futures signal slight rebound

Stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wall Street on Monday, with futures for the S&P 500 up 0.3 percent, Dow Jones futures up 0.3 percent and Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.2 percent at 0804 GMT (4:04 a.m. ET).
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Asking too much of U.S. consumers

Talk about getting it from all sides. Economists want Americans to cut down on debt and boost spending all at once, even as home values tumble and gasoline prices soar.
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Banks warm to role in Greek bailout

Germany's bank association on Saturday backed government proposals to get private creditors involved in the cost of a second bailout for Greece, although it was not clear if the banks favoured a controversial bond swap. favored Berlin is pushing hard for commercial banks to contribute to the cost of the estimated 120 billion euro ($172 billion) deal, but has not yet convinced the European Cent...

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