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 September 7, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSMarkets Lifted by Signs of Progress on European DebtBy CHRISTINE HAUSER, MATTHEW SALTMARSH and DAVID JOLLYA court ruling in Germany backing euro-zone bailouts and European economic data helped push the broader American markets up 3% on Wednesday. German Court Rejects Challenges to Euro BailoutsBy NICHOLAS KULISH and ALAN COWELLThe Constitutional Court upheld the legality of rescue packages for debt-stricken euro zone countries, but Parliament must approve any future bailouts. Mubarak Judge Summons Top Military OfficialsBy DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK and HEBA AFIFYThe judge hearing the criminal trial of former President Hosni Mubarak summoned Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, Gen. Sami Anan and former intelligence chief Omar Suleiman. Stent to Prevent Strokes Fails in Study, Surprising ResearchersBy GINA KOLATAA promising device to prop open blocked arteries in the brain to prevent strokes failed in a rigorous study, researchers reported. The CaucusRepublican Debate: Five Things to WatchBy MICHAEL D. SHEARWhat to watch for during the Republican presidential debate on Wednesday night. |
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BUSINESSBritain May Delay Tighter Regulations on BanksBy JULIA WERDIGIERBecause of the weak economy and worries about banks' health, Prime Minister David Cameron is having doubts about changes that could raise banks' costs, officials say. Saab Files for Court Protection While It Awaits Chinese CashBy DAVID JOLLYSaab Automobile and two subsidiaries filed for "voluntary reorganization" to buy time until planned investments from Chinese companies materialize. DealBookHayward's Vallares to Buy Iraqi Oil Company in $2.1 Billion DealBy JULIA WERDIGIERTony Hayward, who resigned as chief executive of BP amid the fallout from the Gulf of Mexico accident last year, is set to lead another oil company. E.U. Seeks Power to Block Bilateral Energy DealsBy JAMES KANTERThe European Commission wants to stop countries in the bloc from striking bilateral deals that cede too much power to oil and gas exporters likeRussia. U.S. Slides, Singapore Rises in Competitiveness SurveyBy MATTHEW SALTMARSHThe report by the World Economic Forum found Europe still dominates the list of the most competitive economies in the world. |
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