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 April 06, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSWhite House Says Shutdown Would Harm the EconomyBy MICHAEL D. SHEARNegotiations over the budget remained stalled on Wednesday amid increasingly sharp rhetoric from both political parties. Opposition Forces Move on Ivory Coast StrongmanBy ADAM NOSSITER and ALAN COWELLOpposition forces said on Wednesday they had begun an assault to dislodge Laurent Gbagbo from a bunker under his residence after he refused to surrender. U.S. Sees Array of New Threats at Japan's Nuclear PlantBy JAMES GLANZ and WILLIAM J. BROADThe nuclear plant in Japan faces an array of fresh threats that could persist indefinitely or increase as a result of stabilization efforts, according to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Cuomo's Centrism Draws Praise but Stirs SuspicionBy NICHOLAS CONFESSOREPlaying against the stereotype of a New York Democrat, Andrew M. Cuomo has burnished his prospects for higher office. Magazine PreviewThe Fragile Success of School Reform in the BronxBy JONATHAN MAHLERRamón González's middle school is a model for how an empowered principal can transform a troubled school. But can he maintain that momentum when the forces of reform are now working against him? |
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BUSINESSMedia Decoder BlogGlenn Beck to End Daily Fox News ProgramBy BRIAN STELTERMr. Beck, who has been contemplating an exit from Fox for some time, will end the program later this year. Portugal Plans to Ask Europe for a Financial BailoutBy RAPHAEL MINDERThe sharp reversal by the country's finance minister came after Portugal was forced to offer higher interest rates to sell short-term debt. DealBookTwo Charged in Insider Trading Scheme Linked to Law FirmsBy BEN PROTESSA former lawyer in Wilson Sonsini's M.&A. department, who previously worked at Cravath and Skadden Arps, is accused of working with a trader to profit from information on deals the law firms were working on. DealBookCommerzbank to Repay $20.3 Billion of German BailoutBy JACK EWINGCommerzbank says it will repay most of the aid it received in 2009 and sell new shares to strengthen its capital reserves and comply with new regulations. U.S. and Colombia Near Trade PactBy STEVEN GREENHOUSEColombia has agreed to do more to protect union leaders, which the administration hopes will help with Congress. |
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