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 July 19, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSObama Renews Push for a Bipartisan Deal on DebtBy JACKIE CALMES and JENNIFER STEINHAUERA group of senators made a new push to win backing for an ambitious deficit-reduction proposal that includes new revenues and deep spending cuts. After Quake, Japanese Choose Peace of Mind Over Great ViewBy HIROKO TABUCHIIn Tokyo, unit sales at apartment buildings more than 20 stories tall were down nearly 40 percent from the year before. DealBookGoldman Sachs Reports Disappointing Profit of $1.05 BillionBy SUSANNE CRAIGGoldman Sachs on Tuesday reported profit of $1.05 billion, more than double what it made last year but significantly lower than analysts' expectations.
City RoomFor Day 1 of Gay Marriage, City Sets a Cap of 764By JAVIER C. HERNANDEZ and MICHAEL BARBAROA lottery will determine who gets to tie the knot Sunday, when a record number of weddings are expected. Murdochs Say Top Executives Didn't Know of Phone HackingBy ALAN COWELL and GRAHAM BOWLEYBefore British lawmakers, Rupert Murdoch and figures from his media empire insisted they had not ordered or tried to cover up unethical newsgathering. |
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BUSINESSGoogle Spending Millions to Find the Next GoogleBy CLAIRE CAIN MILLERGoogle is playing venture capitalist in the hottest market for technology start-up companies in over a decade. Dow Barrels Ahead After Debt RemarksBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESSThe president's comments on progress toward agreement on the debt ceiling gave a boost to shares, already up on earnings news. Bits BlogArrests Likely in Hacker Group CaseBy NICK BILTON and WILLIAM K. RASHBAUMFederal authorities in Washington are expected to announce charges on Tuesday against about a dozen suspected members of the hacker group Anonymous, officials said. Housing Starts Rose 14% in JuneBy CHRISTINE HAUSERBuilders broke ground at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 629,000 units in June, up 14 percent from May, the Department of Commerce reported. Borrowing Costs Rise for SpainBy RAPHAEL MINDER AND JACK EWINGBank borrowing from the E.C.B. also spiked in another sign of mounting jitters amid continued haggling over another Greek rescue. |
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