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 February 07, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSProtests Linger as Normal Life in Cairo Begins to ResumeBy DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK and DAVID E. SANGERA traffic jam formed as stores and banks were staffed, but in Tahrir Square, a smaller crowd continued the revolt.
Egypt Releases Google Executive, Company SaysBy JENNIFER PRESTONWael Ghonim, a marketing executive and hero of Egypt's revolt, had disappeared more than a week ago. Magazine PreviewA Mideast Peace Plan That Still Could BeBy BERNARD AVISHAIProposals that Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and President Mahmoud Abbas made in 2008 offer a path to an Israeli-Palestinian deal amid the region's turmoil. Media Decoder BlogAOL Buys Another Crack at a FutureBy DAVID CARRBy buying The Huffington Post, AOL will get a unique identity after veering from one approach to another as it tries to develop an ad-supported model. Exhibition ReviewBack to the Apollo, Uptown's Showbiz IncubatorBy EDWARD ROTHSTEINAn exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York shows how the Apollo Theater nurtured black American musical culture over the course of 75 years. |
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BUSINESSitinerariesSupport Grows for Tiered Risk System at AirportsBy SUSAN STELLINProposals to change security checkpoints include using known information about travelers to apply different screening techniques. Betting on News, AOL Is Buying The Huffington PostBy JEREMY W. PETERS and VERNE G. KOPYTOFFThe deal would give AOL a major presence in journalism, demonstrating the company's intention to rely more heavily on online advertising. The CaucusObama Urges Business Leaders to Hire and InvestBy MICHAEL D. SHEARSpeaking to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Monday, President Obama urged American businesses to let loose trillions of dollars held in reserves. DealBookOffshore Drillers Set $7 Billion DealBy BEN PROTESSThe merger of Ensco and Pride International will create the second-biggest offshore drilling company in the world. DealBookDanaher to Buy Beckman Coulter for $5.8 BillionBy MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCEDDanaher has agreed to buy Beckman Coulter, a maker of diagnostic research equipment for biomedical companies, for about $5.8 billion in cash - beating out two private equity consortiums. |
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