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 February 15, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSUnrest Grows in Bahrain as Police Kill a 2nd ProtesterBy MICHAEL SLACKMAN and J. DAVID GOODMANMore than 10,000 people streamed into the capital's central Pearl Square in the largest political protest to hit this Persian Gulf kingdom in recent memory. Few Focus on Religion in One Cairo NeighborhoodBy ANTHONY SHADIDA common refrain is that political Islam, as practiced by the Muslim Brotherhood, does not offer the right solutions.
Iranian Lawmakers Call for Death of Opposition LeadersBy ALAN COWELL and NEIL MacFARQUHARThe call in Parliament on Tuesday came a day after the most significant protests since 2009. The Lede BlogLatest Updates on Middle East ProtestsBy ROBERT MACKEYOn Tuesday, The Lede continues to follow protests and unrest in Bahrain, Yemen and Iran, as well as Egypt's post-Mubarak transition. Berlusconi to Face Trial in Under-Age Prostitution CaseBy RACHEL DONADIOA judge on Tuesday ordered the prime minister of Italy to stand trial on charges he paid for sex with a 17-year-old girl and then tried to cover it up. |
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BUSINESSNew York to Assure Legal Aid in Foreclosure CasesBy DAVID STREITFELDUnder new procedures, a foreclosure defendant without a lawyer will be supplied with one by volunteer groups. Russia Embraces Risky Offshore Arctic DrillingBy ANDREW E. KRAMER and CLIFFORD KRAUSSSafety and environmental fears made the United States wary, but oil companies are eager to follow Russia in. Media Decoder BlogNew iPad Subscription Model OfferedBy JEREMY W. PETERSApple has agreed to allow publishers to sell subscriptions through its popular App Store, an issue that has been a source of contention since the iPad went on the market. DealBookNew York and German Exchanges Seal MergerBy MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCEDNYSE Euronext and Deutsche Borse agreed on Tuesday to a $10 billion all-stock merger, bringing together two stock exchanges into a trans-Atlantic powerhouse. DealBookRepublicans Push for Exemptions to Derivatives RulesBy BEN PROTESSRepublican lawmakers implored financial regulators to exempt airlines, manufacturers and other non-financial companies from rules governing derivatives trading. |
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