COSTELLO: It is 23 minutes past the hour. "Minding Your Business" this morning. The Greek prime minister wins a critical vote of confidence in parliament. This moves the country further from debt default and closer to receiving a piece of a second bail out from the European Union. The next step, more austerity measures including new taxes and government job cuts which could spur more protests. Check in on the premarket trading futures pointing to a lower open this morning. The Dow, NASDAQ, and S&P; 500 all down ahead of the opening bell as enthusiasm for the Greek confidence vote fades. Low cost carrier, Spirit Air, tacking on an additional $5 fee for boarding passes printed by the airlines check-in agents instead of printing them out at home. Spirit Air raised eyebrows last year when it became the first U.S. airline to charge passengers for carry-on bag. Verizon Wireless ditching (ph) its unlimited data plan joining its competitor, AT&T; Mobile and AT&T.; The company confirming they're moving to a more usage-based model in July. Price details have not yet been released. Canada doing away with paper money. Starting this fall, new plastic 100 dollar bills will replace the paper notes. The new bills last two and a half times longer. Canada hopes to have all of its paper money replaced by plastic by the end of 2013. Coming up next, the unexpected twist in the Casey Anthony murder trial. AMERICAN MORNING is back after the break.
Greek Prime Minister Wins Confidence Vote; Spirit Air Adds Boarding Pass Fee