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 June 17, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSGermany Says Creditors Can Be Shielded in Greek BailoutBy ALAN COWELL and JUDY DEMPSEYThe compromise seemed to offer some breathing space in Europe's efforts to confront its potentially ruinous debt crisis. A Schizophrenic, a Slain Worker, Troubling QuestionsBy DEBORAH SONTAGAfter a counselor was killed by a resident at a mental health facility in Massachusetts, many people wondered whether the system had failed. AARP Is Open to Future Cuts of Social Security BenefitsBy ERIC LICHTBLAUThe lobby for older Americans said the change in its position is a reflection of financial realities. Sports of The TimesFrom Jackie Robinson to Dead SilenceBy JONATHAN MAHLERCommissioner Bud Selig has embraced baseball's diversity when it has suited him, but the game has a history of exploiting Latin Americans, and is once again turning its back on them. Defying Military Crackdown, Protesters Surge Across SyriaBy ANTHONY SHADIDThe repercussions spilled across the southern border with Lebanon, when a grenade exploded near hundreds of people protesting against Bashar al-Assad's government in the city of Tripoli. |
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BUSINESSShares Rise on Developments in GreeceBy CHRISTINE HAUSERAfter weeks of uncertainty, investors seemed to show some confidence that Greece was moving toward a second bailout, and the Dow Jones industrial average closed with a weekly gain for the first time since April. Paris Air Show Braces for a Flurry of New Aircraft OrdersBy NICOLA CLARKAirlines are expected to be profitable again this year, and the newest version of Airbus's popular A320 jet is expected to meet strong buyer interest. Your MoneyOne Man's Hunt for a Better 401(k) PlanBy RON LIEBERSmall companies that would like to cut 401(k) costs and improve their investment options should consider one man's pursuit. DealBookPrada Prices Shares at Low End, Raising $2.1 BillionBy BETTINA WASSENERThe nervousness that has shaken global markets this week took its toll on Prada's highly anticipated I.P.O., forcing it to price its shares lower. DealBookLeonard Green and CVC Bid for BJ's WholesaleBy DEALBOOKThe two private equity firms have submitted a joint bid to acquire the retailer for an undisclosed price. |
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