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 June 14, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSSyria Widens Army Action in Crackdown on Restive RegionBy ANTHONY SHADIDThe Syrian military deployed forces to the country's north and east on Tuesday, as hundreds of displaced civilians huddled near the Turkish border. The CaucusFor Now, Romney Walks Away SmilingBy JEFF ZELENYMitt Romney left his first debate emboldened, but conceded that criticism would likely intensify. F.D.A. Unveils New Rules About Sunscreen ClaimsBy GARDINER HARRISProducts must protect equally against UVB and UVA rays before they can claim to offer "broad spectrum" protection. Lockout Could Cost Former Lineman Care at Dementia FacilityBy ALAN SCHWARZSince July 2009, the Players Assistance Trust, the charitable arm of the players union, had voluntarily paid Bruce Schwager's medical bills. From African Village to Center of OrdealBy ANNE BARNARD, ADAM NOSSITER and KIRK SEMPLEInterviews with people who know the hotel housekeeper who accused Dominique Strauss-Kahn of sexually assaulting her portray her as quiet and unassuming. |
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BUSINESSMarkets Turn Up Sharply After Release of Retail DataBy CHRISTINE HAUSERThe government statistics showed retail sales fell for the first time this year, but stocks rallied by more than 1 percent in part because they weren't as bad as expected. Apple Retail Executive to Lead J.C. PenneyBy STEPHANIE CLIFFORD and MICHAEL J. de la MERCEDRon Johnson, who oversaw the Apple Store concept, will take over as chief executive from Myron E. Ullman III, who will become executive chairman of J. C. Penney. Nokia and Apple Settle Patent Dispute Over SmartphonesBy KEVIN J. O'BRIENApple agreed to make a one-time payment to Nokia and to pay regular royalties in the future to license some of Nokia's patents. Deutsche Bank Star Fights to Take the ReinsBy LANDON THOMAS Jr.Deutsche Bank's worldwide investment banking operations, controlled by Anshu Jain, now produce about 85 percent of the banking giant's profit. But he faces an uphill battle for the top job. Mario Draghi Holds E.C.B. Line Against Restructuring for GreeceBy STEPHEN CASTLEThe next likely head of the central bank spoke at the European Parliament while finance ministers try to craft a new bailout package. |
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