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By J. DAVID GOODMAN Federal authorities said they have foiled a plot by men linked to the Iranian government to kill the Saudi ambassador to the United States and to bomb Saudi Arabian and Israeli embassies in Washington. By ROBERT PEAR If an effort on Tuesday to take up the legislation fails to achieve the necessary 60 votes, as many predict, Senate Democrats may try to break up the bill into more palatable pieces. By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM A proposed free trade agreement with South Korea would open the American market to a manufacturing powerhouse that has its own high-technology textile industry. The Caucus By JEFF ZELENY and MICHAEL D. SHEAR Gov. Chris Christie's endorsement added to the sense that establishment Republicans are rallying around Mitt Romney as their best hope at retaking the White House. By ETHAN BRONNER The Israeli government was to meet to discuss a proposal to exchange Palestinian prisoners for Gilad Shalit, an Israeli soldier who has been held for more than five years |
| Science An interview with the oncologist, translational scientist and former Genentech executive now leading the University of California, San Francisco. Opinion Op-Ed Columnist By DAVID BROOKS The Occupy Wall Street movement is playing small ball with false equivalencies. |
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By VIKAS BAJAJ AND SRUTHI GOTTIPATI Relations between workers and management at Maruti Suzuki's plant in Manesar, and at other Indian automotive companies, have been marred by a series of strikes and lockouts this year. By STEPHEN CASTLE and NIKI KITSANTONIS France unveiled recapitalization details for its banks, while the European Commission prepared to make its proposals public on Wednesday. By NICHOLAS KULISH and STEPHEN CASTLE Lawmakers in Slovakia were scrambling on Tuesday, after Prime Minister Iveta Radicova tied the fate of her government to the vote on the expansion of the euro rescue fund. DealBook By BEN PROTESS The F.D.I.C. has approved a draft, but other federal agencies must still vote on the proposal, which will be open for public comment until January. DealBook By SUSANNE CRAIG and AZAM AHMED In an effort to secure lucrative brokerage and trading business, big banks like Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America have become powerful recruiting forces for their biggest hedge fund clients. |
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