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If your Mother’s Day weekend plans include the annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure or National Police Week 5K Saturday morning, the Washington Nationals’ three-game series against the nationally popular Chicago Cubs, Taylor Swift’s concerts at the Verizon Center Saturday or Sunday night, or t Full story

EU court gets T-Mobile Austria telecom merger appeal

VIENNA (Reuters) - T-Mobile Austria claimed partial victory on Monday in its legal battle against the allocation of radio frequencies resulting from rival Hutchison Whampoa's takeover of Orange Austria. Full story

Liechtenstein princely palace opens gates in Vienna

VIENNA (Reuters) - Vienna's Stadtpalais Liechtenstein, the city palace that launched a revival of Rococo in the mid 19th century, will offer public tours for the first time on Friday after an extensive face-lift. Full story

Leopold Engleitner, oldest concentration camp survivor, dies

VIENNA (Reuters) - Leopold Engleitner, the oldest known survivor of the Nazi concentration camps, has died at the age of 107, his biographer said. Full story

Analysis: Centuries-old Vienna bourse seeks lifeline in Warsaw

VIENNA/WARSAW (Reuters) - The venerable Vienna Stock Exchange swallowed centuries of national pride this month to enter into talks that could lead to a merger with its upstart rival in Warsaw. Full story

ECB's Nowotny says bank supervision quality utmost

VIENNA (Reuters) - The quality of a new banking supervisory mechanism for Europe is more important than how soon it starts work, European Central Bank policymaker Ewald Nowotny said on Friday. Full story

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  OPEC Meets in Vienna

CNBC's Steve Sedgwick reports on the OPEC meeting taking place in Vienna and the ministers' concern about over supply, even though prices seem to be stable now. There's also a dispute about who will take over leadership of the organization.

  Will OPEC Leaders Turn Off the Oil Spout?

CNBC's Kelly Evans has the latest details on the OPEC Ministers meeting in Vienna on concerns about oil quota violators.

  OPEC Leaders Meet to Weigh Supply & Demand

CNBC's Kelly Evans reports OPEC leaders are meeting in Vienna, as the price of crude oil trades at levels not seen since early October.

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