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 May 17, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSPakistan and NATO Trade Fire Near Afghan BorderBy SALMAN MASOODA clash between Pakistani ground troops and NATO helicopters added another irritant to the already sour relationship between the United States and Pakistan. Libyan City Buries Its Attackers RespectfullyBy C. J. CHIVERSMisurata's residents have insisted that the remains of the Qaddafi troops be treated with dignity. Schwarzenegger Fathered Child With EmployeeBy ADAM NAGOURNEYA revelation about the former governor of California reportedly prompted his wife, Maria Shriver, to leave. BP Deal With Russian Oil Giant CollapsesBy JULIA WERDIGIER and ANDREW E. KRAMERA deal to explore the Arctic with Rosneft was intended to help BP turn the page after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. In Book, Sugar Ray Leonard Says Coach Sexually Abused HimBy HARVEY ARATONIn his forthcoming autobiography, Sugar Ray Leonard says he was sexually abused by "a prominent Olympic boxing coach" as a young boxer. |
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BUSINESSBattered Dollar's Decline May Be Starting to ReverseBy LANDON THOMAS Jr.For the better part of the past decade, and particularly in the past few months, the dollar has been the weakling of the foreign exchange world. That may be starting to change. At I.M.F., Maneuvering to Replace Jailed ChiefBy LIZ ALDERMANDominique Strauss-Kahn has not left the International Monetary Fund, but jockeying has begun to replace him. H.P. Profit Up 5%, but PC Sales Are DecliningBy VERNE G. KOPYTOFFThe company revised its forecast for the current quarter, indicating worries about the impact of the Japan earthquake, softness in sales of PCs and lower operating profits in its services unit. DealBookLinkedIn Rockets to $4 Billion ValuationBy EVELYN M. RUSLILinkedIn is poised to make its closely watched stock market debut on Thursday. Who's next among the social media darlings? Profit Rises at Wal-Mart, but U.S. Sales LanguishBy STEPHANIE CLIFFORDAn increase in grocery sales failed to revive merchandise sales, and same-store sales in the United States fell for an eighth straight quarter. |
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