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 October 25, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSBigger Losses Sought From Banks as Part of Euro DealBy STEPHEN CASTLE and JACK EWINGNegotiators looked for new ways of tempting banks to write off about half their Greek bonds as debt crisis talks went down to the wire on Tuesday. Qaddafi, Son and Former Defense Aide Buried in Secret PlaceBy KAREEM FAHIM and RICK GLADSTONEThe military council in Misurata said a funeral and burial were held at a secret location for Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, his son and former defense minister.
Death Toll in Turkey Earthquake Rises as Rescuers Race to Find Trapped SurvivorsBy SEBNEM ARSUThe death toll from a deadly earthquake in eastern Turkey over the weekend has risen to more than 360, the government said Tuesday. U.S. Agencies Infiltrating Drug Cartels Across MexicoBy GINGER THOMPSONNetworks of informants have helped capture or kill about two dozen high and midlevel drug traffickers, and sometimes given American agents access to the top cartel leaders. Archive Offers Glimpse Inside the Mind of HusseinBy MICHAEL R. GORDONA portion of the material has been opened up to researchers outside government, and 20 transcripts and documents are being released Tuesday. |
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BUSINESSEurope's Leaders Testy as Summit NearsBy STEVEN ERLANGEREuropeans may be on edge about Wednesday's summit meeting in Brussels on the euro crisis, but so are their leaders and their tempers. Stocks Drop on Wall StreetBy CHRISTINE HAUSERConcerns about the outcome of a meeting of European leaders on Wednesday offset strong earnings from U.S. blue chips. DealBookWall St. Giants Seek a Piece of Nigeria's Sovereign FundBy AZAM AHMEDGoldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley are among Wall Street investment firms vying to manage the sovereign wealth fund being established by oil-rich Nigeria. DealBookDeutsche Bank Earnings Beat ExpectationsBy JACK EWINGThe German bank reported a third-quarter profit of $1.1 billion, a big rebound from a $1.6 billion loss in the period a year earlier. An improving consumer banking business helped offset a drop in trading revenue. Home Prices Up in Half of Major U.S. Cities, Survey ShowsBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESSThe Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller index showed that prices increased in August from July in 10 of the 20 cities tracked, a sign that prices are stabilizing in some hard-hit portions of the country. |
Tracking Europe's Debt Crisis
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