الجمعة، 4 مارس 2011

Afternoon Update: Spurred by Private Hiring, Job Growth Gathers Steam

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Spurred by Private Hiring, Job Growth Gathers Steam

By CATHERINE RAMPELL

The U.S. economy added 192,000 jobs in February, in line with expectations, the fastest job growth since last spring. The rate of unemployment ticked down to 8.9 percent.

Battle in Libya for Strategic Town Kills at Least 13

By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK

Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's government struck hard at protesters in Tripoli and at a rebel-controlled town.

Friday Prayers Lead to Mideast Protests

By J. DAVID GOODMAN

In what is becoming a weekly ritual, thousands took to the streets in Yemen, Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan and Egypt.

Maliki's Broadened Powers Seen as a Threat in Iraq

By MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT and JACK HEALY

Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki has taken far more power than the Constitution intended, undermining Iraq's fragile democracy, experts say.

N.F.L. and Union Extend Labor Talks a Week

By JUDY BATTISTA

The extension could be a sign that both sides believe a deal is reachable. Talks are scheduled to resume Monday.

Multimedia

Video: TimesCast

Qaddafi forces fire on protesters; the rebels' spokeswoman in Benghazi; and budget protest spin on the cable news networks.

Opinion

Opinionator | Crisis Points

From Lebanon, With Pessimism and Hope

As uprisings spread day by day across the region, the view from Beirut is a mixed one.

BUSINESS

Power of Apparel: A Look That Conveys a Message

By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD

Top-flight executives can have stylists select their look. But some opt for simplicity as the ultimate power suit.

Off the Charts

The Chasm Between Consumers and the Fed

By FLOYD NORRIS

Higher gas and commodity prices are worrying consumers, but the Federal Reserve says inflation is tame.

China Reportedly Plans Strict Goals to Save Energy

By KEITH BRADSHER

The five-year goal reflects concerns about the effects of high fuel costs on national security, inflation, trade and pollution.

Doubt Cast on Renault Spying Charges

By MATTHEW SALTMARSH

Has the French carmaker been the victim of industrial espionage, an elaborate hoax or internal score-settling?

EADS Won't Protest Loss of Tanker Contract to Boeing

By CHRISTOPHER DREW

The European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company said that it planned to pursue other work from the Pentagon in order to build its American operations.

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