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By SARAH LYALL and BRIAN STELTER The News of the World, the tabloid at the center of the British phone hacking scandal, is to be closed after a final edition on Sunday, James Murdoch said. By RAVI SOMAIYA There was shock among employees at the News of the World offices as it became clear that the newspaper would be shuttered and their jobs were at best uncertain. By SARAH LYALL and JO BECKER Rebekah Brooks, the chief executive of News International, Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper subsidiary, has used a winning combination of charm, effrontery, audacity and tenacity to thrive. By MARK LANDLER and CARL HULSE President Obama said on Thursday that the two sides, "still far apart on a wide range of issues," would meet again on Sunday. FiveThirtyEight By NATE SILVER Republicans are reliant on the enthusiasm of conservative voters. |
| Multimedia Ravi Somaiya reports from outside News of the World Headquarters in London; and Jeremy W. Peters and Brian Stelter on why News Corporation has suddenly closed the newspaper. Opinion Opinionator | Disunion Civil War soldiers took all sorts of animals into battle as mascots. |
BUSINESS
By JACK EWING and JULIA WERDIGIER The bank is continuing to nudge the cost of money back to pre-crisis levels, despite heightened fears about Greek debt. By CHRISTINE HAUSER A day ahead of the government's monthly unemployment report, surveys of jobless benefit claims and new-job creation give economists some reason for optimism. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Dow Jones industrial average advanced after two reports signaled optimism on the jobs front before Friday's release of unemployment data for June. By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD Consumers were spending well, despite gas prices, the economy and the weather, analysts said. DealBook By MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED NYSE Euronext shareholders approved the deal with Deutsche Borse. But the German exchange operator must still wait for its investors to tender their shares. |
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