الخميس، 24 مارس 2011

Afternoon Update: Rebels Report Gains as Qaddafi Forces Pull Back

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TOP NEWS

Rebels Report Gains as Qaddafi Forces Pull Back

By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK, ELISABETH BUMILLER and ALAN COWELL

Allied airstrikes on Libyan ground forces, tanks and artillery seem to have begun to shift momentum to the rebels opposing Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

The Lede Blog

Latest Updates on Libyan War and Mideast Protests

By ROBERT MACKEY

On Thursday, The Lede is following the war in Libya and protest movements across North Africa and the Middle East.

Thousands March to Protest Syria Killings

By THE NEW YORK TIMES

No violence was reported in huge marches Thursday, but actions by Syrian forces suggested a hard line on protests.

Radiation in Tokyo's Water Has Dropped, Japan Says

By DAVID JOLLY

Officials said Thursday that samples from one water purification plant had shown that the levels of a radioactive isotope found a day earlier had fallen by more than half.

Toyota, Struggling With Part Shortages, to Restart Car Lines

By DAVID JOLLY, JACK EWING, and LIZ ALDERMAN

As automakers scramble to ensure a reliable supply of parts from Japan, Toyota said it would restart production of Prius and Lexus hybrids next week.

Multimedia

Video: TimesCast

Japan's government issued a tap water warning for infants because radioactive iodine was detected in Tokyo's water supply.

Opinion

Room For Debate

Is It Harder to Be a Celebrity Now?

In Hollywood's golden age, stars were protected by the movie studios. That's not true anymore.

BUSINESS

Stocks Rise on Corporate Profits and Improving Job Market

By CHRISTINE HAUSER

Quarterly profit reports and a decline in jobless claims encourage buying.

Expectations Rise for Bailout of Portugal

By MATTHEW SALTMARSH and RAPHAEL MINDER

Lisbon's borrowing costs hit record-high levels and its credit rating was downgraded Thursday after the government collapsed.

High & Low Finance

Eyes Open, WaMu Collapsed Just the Same

By FLOYD NORRIS

The former chief executive of Washington Mutual, who is facing a lawsuit from the F.D.I.C., was aware of the bank's rush to make risky loans.

Prescriptions Blog

With Drugstore.com Purchase, Walgreen Diverges From CVS Strategy

By DUFF WILSON

The pharmacy chain Walgreen, focusing on retail drugs, expands its online exposure, while its rival CVS Caremark pursues the pharmacy benefit management business.

DealBook

Jurors Hear Rajaratnam Brothers Discuss Clearwire Deal

By PETER LATTMAN

A government witness, Rajiv Goel, testified that he tipped Raj Rajaratnam about the new wireless venture.

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