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 July 29, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSObama Calls for Debt Deal as the House Nears a VoteBy MICHAEL D. SHEAR, CARL HULSE and ROBERT PEARPresident Obama's address came as House Republican leaders sought support from their restive caucus and Senate Democrats suggested they might move ahead with their own plan. News AnalysisG.O.P. Fervor Cuts 2 Ways for BoehnerBy JENNIFER STEINHAUERThe political insurgency that put Republicans into power in the House also has the potential to leave the party so divided that it struggles to govern. Recovery Still Slow as New Data Show Little GrowthBy CATHERINE RAMPELLThe 1.3 percent annual rate of growth for the American economy in the quarter was well below expectations, and revised data showed that the recession was worse than initially estimated. 2007 Letter Clearing Tabloid Is Under ScrutinyBy JO BECKER and DON VAN NATTA Jr.Investigators are looking into charges that reporters for The News of the World bribed the police. Military Chiefs in Turkey Request to Step DownBy GUL TUYSUZ and J. DAVID GOODMANTop commanders' letters of retirement, apparently coordinated, deepened a rift with the government. |
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BUSINESSDealBookWall St., Prepared for the Worst, in Wait-and-See ModeBy AZAM AHMED and BEN PROTESSContingency plans are in place, positions established and cash sidelined. Now it's a matter of wait and see. Gene Patent in Cancer Test Upheld by Appeals PanelBy ANDREW POLLACKA federal appeals court ruled on Friday that genes can be patented, overturning a lower court decision that had shocked the biotechnology industry. Moody's Puts Spain's Debt on ReviewBy JULIA WERDIGIERThe credit rating agency cited concerns about rising borrowing costs and the risk that private investors might have to bear some of the pain in any future bailouts. Study Faults Approval Process for Medical DevicesBy BARRY MEIERA top scientific group said the system that examines the safety of devices like artificial hips should be replaced. Prescriptions BlogMerck Plans More Job CutsBy DUFF WILSONThe pharmaceutical company is cutting up to 13 percent of its work force, or as many as 13,000 jobs, by 2015. |
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