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 October 26, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSGermans Back Bailout Fund as Rifts Persist in Euro TalksBy STEVEN ERLANGER and RACHEL DONADIOEuropean leaders struggled to show they were making progress in overcoming the euro-zone debt crisis ahead of a summit meeting on Wednesday. DealBookEx-Director of Goldman Charged in Insider Trading CaseBy AZAM AHMEDRajat K. Gupta, a former Goldman Sachs director, was charged with one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and five counts of securities fraud, all related to tips about the investment bank in 2008. Venture Capitalists Put Money on Easing Medical Device RulesBy BARRY MEIER and JANET ROBERTSAs Congress considers reauthorizing a law that sets the fees for medical device makers, venture capitalists are emerging as an influential ally of companies eager for a quicker regulatory process. Push for 'Personhood' Amendment Represents New Tack in Abortion FightBy ERIK ECKHOLMA constitutional amendment facing voters in Mississippi would declare a fertilized human egg to be a legal person, effectively branding abortion and some forms of birth control as murder. Irish Election Portends Signs of ReconciliationBy JOHN F. BURNSThough the voting is for the largely ceremonial post of president of the Irish Republic, the peace process is in the spotlight. |
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BUSINESSS.E.C. Rule Lifts Lid on Hedge FundsBy EDWARD WYATTThe rule adopted Wednesday requires large funds to report details of their holdings in a bid to limit risks to the financial system. Ford Posts 10th Straight Quarterly ProfitBy NICK BUNKLEYEarnings were down 2 percent from the period a year ago, but the automaker is on track to resume paying a dividend. Boeing Posts Strong Profit but Cuts Delivery ForecastBy CHRISTOPHER DREWAs an airline began inaugural service of the 787 Dreamliner, Boeing said it would deliver fewer of the new planes this year due to production problems. Green BlogBP to Drill Again in the Gulf of MexicoBy CLIFFORD KRAUSSFederal regulators gave BP a permit to drill a new well in the Gulf of Mexico, the first time the oil company will be allowed to drill there since the Deepwater Horizon disaster in April 2010. Olympus Chairman Resigns Amid Widening ScandalBy HIROKO TABUCHIThe Japanese firm Olympus said its president and chairman Tsuyoshi Kikukawa had stepped down after the company became embroiled in a scandal over a series of costly acquisitions. |
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