By MarketWatch MARKETWATCH FRONT PAGE U.S. stock futures tilt modestly higher Monday amid relative calm over European finances and the lack of any sparks at a weekend meeting of top finance ministers. See full story. European Union may have to intervene in Greece Greece and the other members of Economic and Monetary Union stand at a perilous crossroads, writes David Marsh. See full story. Consumers cautious, but spending Big businesses are expanding, but will smaller companies follow? See full story. Job market shows signs of life -- sort of Cisco says it plans to hire 2,000 to 3,000 people. Wells Fargo will hire 1,400 brokers. General Dollar is creating about 5,000 new jobs. CarMax has 600 store positions available. Are these the signs of a job market on the rebound? A very cautious maybe. See full story. European Union may have to intervene in Greece Greece and the other members of Economic and Monetary Union stand at a perilous crossroads, writes David Marsh. See full story. MARKETWATCH COMMENTARY Amazon.com Inc. looks pretty silly after causing an uproar in the publishing world over its pricing flap with one of the big six publishing giants, writes Therese Poletti. See full story. MARKETWATCH PERSONAL FINANCE Cisco says it plans to hire 2,000 to 3,000 people. Wells Fargo will hire 1,400 brokers. General Dollar is creating about 5,000 new jobs. CarMax has 600 store positions available. Are these the signs of a job market on the rebound? A very cautious maybe. See full story.

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