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 April 21, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSPoll Finds Lack of Passion for Republican CandidatesBy JIM RUTENBERGRepublican voters have yet to form strong opinions about most of their potential candidates for president in 2012, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll. Debate Over 'Birther' Bills Among States' LawmakersBy KIRK JOHNSONAfter Gov. Jan Brewer of Arizona vetoed a certification bill for candidates, Oklahoma is poised to become the first state to pass a similar law. Juvenile Killers in Jail for Life Seek a ReprieveBy ADAM LIPTAK and LISA FAYE PETAKThe Supreme Court is being asked to allow parole for inmates who were involved in murders at 13 or 14. Magazine PreviewThe Crash and Burn of an Autism GuruBy SUSAN DOMINUSCondemned by the medical establishment, Andrew Wakefield still believes in a link between autism and vaccines. Hindus Find a Ganges in Queens, to Park Rangers' DismayBy SAM DOLNICKOfferings like fruit, bowls and clothing are left humbly in Jamaica Bay, but then wash up along the shore to threaten the ecosystem. |
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BUSINESSDealBookRajaratnam's Lawyer Casts Doubt on Witnesses' CredibilityBy AZAM AHMED"If it's public, you must acquit," John Dowd said as he wrapped up the defense in the insider trading case of the Galleon hedge fund chief. DealBookMorgan Stanley Profit Falls 48%By SUSANNE CRAIGMorgan Stanley, which like its peers is still feeling the aftereffects of the financial crisis, said first-quarter earnings fell to $736 million from $1.4 billion in the period a year earlier. G.E. Tops Forecasts and Raises DividendBy CHRISTINE HAUSERThe chief executive, Jeffrey R. Immelt, said the results were an indication that G.E. had emerged from the recession a stronger company. DealBookA Shopping List for Apple's Growing War ChestBy EVELYN M. RUSLIWith $65.8 billion in cash - more than any other technology company - Apple has the dry powder to go on a shopping spree. Here's a look at what it could buy. DealBookFiat to Raise Chrysler Stake to 46 PercentBy DAVID JOLLYFiat says it will spend $1.3 billion to add to its controlling stake in the Chrysler Group, and aims to have a majority shareholding this year. |
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