الأربعاء، 13 أبريل 2011

Afternoon Update: Obama Urges Cuts and Taxes on the Rich

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Obama Urges Cuts and Taxes on the Rich

By MICHAEL D. SHEAR

President Obama on Wednesday countered Republican budget plans with what he said was a more balanced approach that relies in part on tax increases for the wealthy as well as on spending cuts.

Egyptian Prosecutors Order 15-Day Detention of Mubarak

By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK and LIAM STACK

Prosecutors said on Wednesday they had detained former president Hosni Mubarak and his two sons for 15 days to face questioning about corruption and the use of violence against protesters.

Delegates Meet in Support of Libya Rebels

By CLIFFORD KRAUSS, ALAN COWELL and STEVEN LEE MYERS

NATO and Arab and African ministers met with the rebels on Wednesday as diplomacy intensified.

Boy, 10, Escapes as Mother Drives Her Family Into Hudson

By JAMES BARRON

LaShanda Armstrong, 25, and three younger children died after she drove her minivan into the river.

DealBook

Quarterly Profit Surges 67% at JPMorgan

By ERIC DASH

JPMorgan Chase kicked off bank earnings season on Wednesday, reporting first quarter profit of $5.6 billion, even as problems in its mortgage lending business continued to mount.

Multimedia

Video: TimesCast

Egyptian police detain former President Hosni Mubarak and his two sons; NATO, Arab and African ministers meet with Libya's rebels in Qatar; and rival military factions clash in Yemen.

Opinion

Video: Bloggingheads: Is Obama Too Reasonable?

Amy Sullivan, left, of Time and Katherine Mangu-Ward of Reason debate President Obama's budget deal.

BUSINESS
DealBook

Former FrontPoint Manager Charged With Insider Trading

By BEN PROTESS

Joseph F. Skowron, who specialized in health care funds, also faces charges for conspiring to hide his role in an illicit trading scheme, prosecutors said.

Sidney Harman, Newsweek Chairman, Is Dead at 92

By ROBERT D. McFADDEN

Mr. Harman made a late-in-life splash by acquiring Newsweek magazine and wedding it with a sassy Web site, The Daily Beast.

Fed Report Notes That Economy Continues to Improve

By CHRISTINE HAUSER

The beige book cited a "steady improvement" in manufacturing, often including hiring, and at least 10 districts noted "slight gains" in consumer spending.

BP Scrambles to Salvage Rosneft Deal as Deadline Nears

By JULIA WERDIGIER

To keep the deal from collapsing, BP must persuade Rosneft to extend the deadline or find a compromise with shareholders in its existing Russia venture.

DealBook

In Galleon Case, a Clash Over Definitions

By AZAM AHMED

The former president of the Galleon Group, Richard Schutte, also said that Raj Rajaratnam's Intel trade could be explained by news about a rival, A.M.D.

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