By MarketWatch
MARKETWATCH FRONT PAGE
U.S. stocks rose as investors overlooked weak U.S. housing data and bet Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou will win a confidence vote later Tuesday, a major step toward averting a sovereign debt default. See full story.
Confidence vote next hurdle in Greece crisis
A no-confidence vote in Greece?s parliament late Tuesday holds the potential to be a high-stakes turning point in the nation?s fight to avoid default, but analysts think George Papandreou?s government will survive the vote. See full story.
Europe fiddles while crisis strains EU principles
Yet the European Union is facing, for the first time since its foundation in the 1950s, a serious threat to its existence in its current form. See full story.
Dollar weakens ahead of Greek vote
The U.S. dollar declines against the euro ahead of a key vote in the Greek Parliament that will set the stage for Greece to either receive more bailout funding or head toward defaulting on its debt. See full story.
China?s new bond buying hints at shift to euro
China likely bought more European sovereign debt in the first four months of the year than it did U.S. dollar assets, in what Standard Chartered says appears to be a concerted effort to diversify away from the greenback. See full story.
MARKETWATCH COMMENTARY
For Apple, the competition is vanishing and the stock is getting cheap, writes Brett Arends See full story.
MARKETWATCH PERSONAL FINANCE
Meet Pete D?Arruda: A man with 25 charge cards, more than a quarter of a million dollars in available credit ? and a lot of financial self-control. See full story.
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