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 June 10, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSSyrian Forces Advance on Restive Town Near TurkeyBy SEBNEM ARSU and LIAM STACKSyrian forces swept into the northern village of Jisr al-Shoughour, a town that has offered the stiffest challenge to four decades of Assad family rule. Defense Secretary Warns NATO of 'Dim' FutureBy THOM SHANKERDefense Secretary Robert M. Gates bluntly criticized NATO nations on Friday, warning of "a dim if not dismal future" for an alliance at risk of becoming irrelevant. Wall Street Turns Sharply Lower, Reversing Its GainsBy CHRISTINE HAUSERAnalysts attributed the decline to a general sense that the global economy was slowing down. Spain Detains 3 in PlayStation CyberattacksBy DAVID JOLLY and RAPHAEL MINDERThe suspects may have been involved in cyberattacks on other corporate and government Web sites, police say. The CaucusAlaska Releases Palin E-MailsBy MICHAEL D. SHEARMore than 24,000 printed pages of e-mails from Sarah Palin's time as governor were released on Friday. |
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BUSINESSSaudi Arabia Defies OPEC and Raises Oil OutputBy CLIFFORD KRAUSSThe price of oil fell sharply after Saudi Arabia decided to counteract any possible shortages in the market. Airlines, Flush Now With Revenue and Passengers, Fear a DownturnBy JAD MOUAWADDespite rising fares and multiple fees, carriers have managed to keep their planes full. But there are signs the situation may cool after a hot summer vacation season. Greece Details New Austerity MeasuresBy NIKI KITSANTONISThe four-year economic plan includes new taxes, including levies on owners of yachts and swimming pools, as well as cuts to public spending and a winnowing of the civil service. Spain Approves Measure to Free Up Labor MarketBy RAPHAEL MINDERThe government is hoping to bring down the highest jobless rate in Europe, but critics say too much in the package diluted or left open to have much impact. At E3, a Crowded Field, All Eager to ImpressBy SETH SCHIESELNew games including Battlefield 3, Fruit Ninja Kinect and Rage were among those previewed at this year's E3 convention in Los Angeles. |
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