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By ANTHONY SHADID The army deployed tanks in Dara'a on Monday, according to accounts by human rights activists, who said that at least 25 people had been killed. By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK NATO appeared to escalate its air war, while pro-Qaddafi forces renewed their shelling of Misurata. By LANDON THOMAS Jr. The country's economy, which crashed in 1994 and 2001 and was set back by the global financial crisis, is showing signs of overheating, fueled by consumer spending. DealBook By PETER J. HENNING For the prosecution, there is a risk that the jury may get buried in minutiae and lose the bigger picture of Raj Rajaratnam's role. By ADAM LIPTAK The Supreme Court on Monday turned back an unusual request from Virginia to put the state's challenge to the new federal health care law on a fast track. |
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DealBook By AZAM AHMED Raj Rajaratnam's fate now lies with the teachers, nurses and public servants from Westchester County, Manhattan and the Bronx who serve on the jury of his insider trading case. DealBook By CHRIS V. NICHOLSON As prices for commodities keep climbing, Barrick Gold has agreed to acquire Equinox Minerals in an all-cash deal. By DAVID STREITFELD The rate was up from February but a glut of distressed properties remains a drag on the market. DealBook By ANDREW E. KRAMER HSBC joins Barclays of Britain and Banco Santander of Spain in either closing retail branches in Russia or scaling back plans to open them. By TANYA MOHN With business picking up after the recession, many hotel chains are refurbishing the décor, amenities and food in their exclusive retreats for premium customers. |
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