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 September 13, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSObama Looks for Big Health Cuts, Worrying DemocratsBy ROBERT PEARWith President Obama expected to seek hundreds of billions of dollars in savings in Medicare and Medicaid, Democrats are objecting on both political and policy grounds. U.S. Poverty Rate, at 15 Percent, Is the Highest Since 1993By SABRINA TAVERNISEA Census Bureau report also found that median household incomes declined by 2.3 percent in 2010, in a sign of the toll the economic slump has taken. Political MemoLeading the Pack Brings New Perils, Perry DiscoversBy JEFF ZELENYWith his late entry into the race and his surge in the polls, Governor Perry has become the favored target of his rivals for the nomination. Spain Revives Rape Case Against Saudi PrinceBy RAPHAEL MINDERSpain has reopened a sexual assault case against a prince, reviving accusations that he raped a model on a yacht in the Spanish Mediterranean in 2008. British Hacking Inquiry to Recall James MurdochBy ALAN COWELL and JOHN F. BURNSA parliamentary panel investigating the phone hacking scandal said on Tuesday that it would recall James Murdoch to answer more questions about his knowledge of hacking at his father's media empire. |
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BUSINESSEurope Scrambles to Ease Greek Debt CrisisBy STEVEN ERLANGER AND MATTHEW SALTMARSHWith diplomatic and market pressure rising, leaders of France, Germany and Greece are set to talk Wednesday. Bits BlogGoogle Introduces Long-Awaited Flight SearchBy CLAIRE CAIN MILLERGoogle introduced a tool for searching flights, using software acquired in its acquisition of ITA. Google to Offer More Privacy for Owners of Wi-Fi RoutersBy KEVIN J. O'BRIENUnder pressure from European regulators, the company will give Wi-Fi router owners the option of excluding their devices from Google's registry, which uses the information for its location-based services. Automakers Upbeat but Prepared for CrisisBy JACK EWINGMemories of the 2009 recession are still vivid, and carmakers learned that they must be able to quickly cut costs and production if a downturn comes. South Korean Chaebol Under Increasing PressureBy CHOE SANG-HUNFamily-controlled conglomerates, while increasingly successful abroad, are coming under attack at home as the gap between large and small businesses in the country grows wider. |
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