الثلاثاء، 8 فبراير 2011

Afternoon Update: Protests Swell in Rejection of Egypt's Limited Reforms

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Protests Swell in Rejection of Egypt's Limited Reforms

By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK, KAREEM FAHIM and ALAN COWELL

In one of the largest protests yet in Tahrir Square, Egyptians on Tuesday loudly rejected the government's approach to political change.

Electronic Flaws Did Not Cause Toyota Problems, U.S. Says

By MATTHEW L. WALD

Federal investigators found that mechanical defects that had already been addressed were the only known cause of the acceleration problem.

U.N. Food Agency Issues Warning on China Drought

By KEITH BRADSHER

China's wheat crop is threatened, and some people face shortages of drinking water, the agency warned on Tuesday.

Schools May Have to Pay Lunch Bills

By FERNANDA SANTOS

Principals in city schools have been told to collect the money parents owe or identify a budget line the money can be taken from.

Students in Legal Limbo After Immigration Fight

By JULIA PRESTON

Students who declared their illegal status in a campaign for legislation that failed to pass are now vulnerable.

Multimedia

Video: TimesCast

Cairo's protests spread to the Parliament building; organizing in Tahrir Square; and a new approach for breast cancer treatment.

Opinion

Room for Debate

Is Caution the Right U.S. Strategy?

There are risks in the administration's go-slower approach on Egypt.

BUSINESS
DealBook

4 Hedge Fund Employees Face Insider Trading Charges

By PETER LATTMAN and AZAM AHMED

Two of the four had worked at SAC Capital Advisors, the giant fund run by the billionaire Steven Cohen.

I.R.S. Offers New Amnesty Deal for Offshore Accounts

By LYNNLEY BROWNING

Taxpayers who come forward by Aug. 31 will pay a penalty of 25 percent of the amount in a hidden foreign account but will not be prosecuted.

If Peso's Gain on the Dollar Pressures Mexican Exports

By ELISABETH MALKIN

The peso's value has increased more than 9 percent since the beginning of 2010 and continues to rise, but the government has no plans to intervene.

China Raises Interest Rates to Quell Inflation

By BETTINA WASSENER

The move, the third since October, is the latest sign of authorities' intensifying efforts to temper the pace of growth and curb inflation.

Fed Seeks to Identify Firms That Pose 'Systemic' Risk

By REUTERS

The Fed proposal will create some guidelines on whether nonbanking firms should be considered primarily financial firms.

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