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 June 30, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSCuomo Will Seek to Lift Ban on Hydraulic FracturingBy DANNY HAKIM and NICHOLAS CONFESSOREThe decision would allow the controversial technology for extracting natural gas from shale in some parts of the state, according to people briefed on the discussions. Public Workers Strike in Britain Over PensionsBy SARAH LYALLHundreds of thousands of teachers and workers across Britain walked off their jobs on Thursday as unions warned of a wave of strikes. The CaucusObama Shows Emotion, With ConsequencesBy MICHAEL D. SHEARWill President Obama's pointed remarks about his Republican adversaries help jump-start stalled debt negotiations or push the two sides further apart? Media Decoder BlogMSNBC Suspends Halperin Over SlurBy BRIAN STELTER and JEREMY W. PETERSMark Halperin, an analyst, disparaged President Obama's behavior at a news conference. A Safety Valve for Inmates, the Arts, Fades in CaliforniaBy ADAM NAGOURNEYInmates act out their anger and fear on stage in the only two prison arts programs left in California, where most such programs have disappeared in budget cuts. |
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BUSINESSGerman Banks Agree to Roll Over Greek DebtBy MATTHEW SALTMARSH and STEPHEN CASTLEThe financing plan is based on a similar agreement with France and its banks and is seen as crucial to securing more aid for Greece. DealBookMortgage Executive Receives 30-Year SentenceBy BEN PROTESSLee B. Farkas, the former chairman of Taylor, Bean & Whitaker, received less than the 385-year penalty sought by federal prosecutors. DealBookLloyds Plans to Cut 15,000 JobsBy JULIA WERDIGIERThe Lloyds Banking Group said that it also planned to scale back its overseas operations as part of a larger reorganization aimed at allowing the British government to sell its stake in the lender. DealBookMorgan Stanley's Next No. 2, the Guessing GameBy SUSANNE CRAIGMorgan Stanley's chief executive, James P. Gorman, who is likely to take over as chairman next year, may wait awhile to fill the president's chair he would vacate. Mobile Phone Roaming Charges Set to Drop in EuropeBy KEVIN O'BRIENThe per minute charge for making a voice call in the European Union is to fall on Friday to 35 cents a minute from 39 cents, and to 11 cents from 15 cents for receiving a call. |
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