الأربعاء، 20 أبريل 2011

Afternoon Update: France and Italy Will Also Send Advisers to Libya Rebels

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France and Italy Will Also Send Advisers to Libya Rebels

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The French and Italian governments said they would send a small number of officers to support the rebel army, offering a diplomatic boost for the insurgent leader.

'Restrepo' Director Is Killed in Libya

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Three photographers were wounded in an attack that killed Tim Hetherington, a photographer who co-directed an Oscar-nominated film.

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Protest organizers vowed to turn out their largest numbers yet on what they are calling "Great Friday."

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Italy's long relationship with Libya complicates its role in NATO's mission; Japan's history with tsunamis is documented in stone; and the "Restrepo" director Tim Hetherington is killed in Libya.

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Investors are worried about everything from global inflation to government debt to turmoil in North Africa and the Middle East.

Strong U.S. Earnings Give Markets a Lift

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Several high-profile American companies delivered earnings that beat analysts' expectations. Housing data was also positive.

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In its closing argument, the government highlighted the secretly recorded conversations of Raj Rajartnam as "the most powerful evidence."

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3G Apple iOS Devices Store Users' Locations

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A file was discovered on the Apple iPhone and 3G iPad that stores the device's location data.

Vote to Unionize Airport Screeners Goes to a Runoff

By STEVEN GREENHOUSE

The nation's airport screeners voted to unionize, but federal officials said there would be a runoff because neither of the competing unions received a majority.
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