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By DAVID W. CHEN A federal judge ruled that the class-action case on behalf of pregnant women at the company lacked evidence. By STEVEN ERLANGER and JACK EWING French and German leaders urged economic harmony for euro nations, but it was unclear if their plans would be enough to settle markets anxious over Europe's debts and listless economies. By DANNY HAKIM Moving to end lax oversight, the Cuomo administration will establish guidelines for telling law enforcement about crimes against the developmentally disabled. By JENNIFER STEINHAUER Members say they feel a sense of urgency to deal with the debt, but they must scale steep walls of partisan mistrust. The Caucus By MICHAEL D. SHEAR A major jobs speech by the president could help set his campaign narrative as Republicans increasingly attack his handling of the economy. |
| Multimedia More than 10,000 take to the streets of New Delhi to protest corruption; soaring gold prices mean brisk business for Manhattan jewelers; and the photographer Doug Mills on Obama's Midwest trip. Opinion Room For Debate Is this dragged-out downturn an opportunity to make the United States economy stronger, or to rethink American work life? |
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By VERNE G. KOPYTOFF Despite lackluster quarterly earnings, AOL's executive is confident that his company can regain some of its former glory. By CHRISTINE HAUSER Energy and financial stocks recovered, but the technology sector lagged. By MATTHEW SALTMARSH The world's largest financial institutions urged reconsideration of a rule they said could encourage insurance companies to invest in riskier assets. DealBook By JULIA WERDIGIER SABMiller, which has a long history of deal-making, is taking its $10 billion offer directly to Foster's shareholders, two months after its initial approach was rejected. By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD If Abercrombie & Fitch is really concerned that the Situation and company have appeared on air in its garments, it doesn't appear that angry. |
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