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Greeks vote with euro zone's future in the balance

Greeks in Athens and around the country's archipelago of islands headed to the polls in droves to vote in a national parliamentary election Sunday, and the euro zone's future could hang in the balance. See full story.

Broad euro-zone plan in progress: report

European leaders on Saturday were working on a major plan for the euro zone in an effort to prevent runs on banks, reduce regulation, bureaucracy and unemployment, and reassure investors, according to a published report. See full story.

Investors brace for dramatic new stage in Europe

Investors begin preparing for a dramatic new stage in the European debt crisis ahead of a weekend Greek vote that could help determine the future of the euro zone. See full story.

Crisis-hit Greece counts down to Sunday election

Greek voters will go to the polls on June 17 knowing that the outcome of Sunday's parliamentary election could wreak havoc for the euro zone. See full story.

Next clash for health-care stocks already in sight

Cost-cutting efforts in medicine are locked into place, regardless of how the Supreme Court rules on the nation's 2010 health-care overhaul, and that's likely to put pressure on device makers, analysts say. See full story.

This story is what's happening across the United States, as daily newspapers cut back to stay alive, writes media columnist Jon Friedman See full story.

When it comes to IRAs, timing is everything. Robert Powell looks at five rules that could derail your retirement-savings plans. See full story.