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 September 28, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSRancor Grows Over Planned Oil Pipeline From CanadaBy KIRK JOHNSON and DAN FROSCHHearings over a $7 billion Canadian oil pipeline have pitched supporters who crave jobs against critics who fear a spill would be an environmental disaster. Expanded Euro Bailout Fund Clears HurdleBy JACK EWING and STEPHEN CASTLEFinland's Parliament agreed to contribute its share despite reservations among legislators and a dispute over demands for collateral from Greece. Reebok to Pay Settlement Over Health ClaimsBy ANDREW MARTINThe Federal Trade Commission said the sportswear maker agreed to pay $25 million to settle allegations of unfounded claims about the health benefits of two lines of shoes. Hunting a Murder Suspect on His Own Tough TurfBy TIM STELLOHWanted in two killings, Aaron Bassler has nimbly eluded capture for a month in an area north of San Francisco, despite an intensive manhunt by the sheriff's office. The CaucusChristie and Bipartisanship: Reality CheckBy MICHAEL D. SHEAR and RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑAChris Christie's tenure in New Jersey has been marked by as much acrimony as there has been agreement. |
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BUSINESSAmazon Unveils Tablet That Undercuts iPad's PriceBy JENNA WORTHAMAt $199, the color Kindle Fire is less than half the price of the Apple iPad. Stocks Turn Down After Two-Day RiseBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESSWall Street was unable to keep alive a two-day rally driven by hopes that Europe had a plan to contain Greece's debt crisis, despite reports of divisions. U.A.W. Approves Four-Year Contract With G.M.By NICK BUNKLEYThe union said 65 percent of production workers and 63 percent of skilled-trades workers approved the deal, the first big auto industry labor agreement since 2009. Interns File Suit Against 'Black Swan' ProducerBy STEVEN GREENHOUSETwo men who worked without pay on the film claim that Fox Searchlight Pictures violated labor laws. DealBookMan Group Assets Drop Amid Market TurmoilBy AZAM AHMEDMan Group, the world largest publicly traded hedge fund, suffered a rough summer, with assets dropping by nearly $6 billion amid redemptions and weak performance. |
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