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 November 22, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSEgypt Military Pledges Faster Handover to Civilian RuleBy DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK and ALAN COWELLThe ruling military council said it would name a new cabinet and move to civilian rule by June, in a deal made with Islamist groups that might not satisfy liberal parties. Panel Rejects Many Obama Prospects for JudgeshipsBy CHARLIE SAVAGEThe rejection rate is more than three and a half times higher than under either of the previous two presidencies, documents and interviews show. Obama, in New Hampshire, Urges Payroll Tax BreakBy HELENE COOPERPresident Obama plunged into Republican primary land on Tuesday and challenged Congress to act quickly to expand the payroll tax cut after the Thanksgiving holidays.
BatsBraun Is Named N.L. Most Valuable PlayerBy TYLER KEPNERRyan Braun of the Brewers takes 20 of 32 first-place votes to win the National League Most Valuable Player Award Bucks BlogMore From the Financial Pro Who Lost His HomeBy CARL RICHARDSCarl Richards responds to readers who had questions about his cover story in the "Your Money" special section two weeks ago, and offers up some lessons learned. |
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BUSINESSEurope Banks Seek More Cash From Central BankBy JACK EWINGBanks clamored for emergency funds Tuesday, borrowing the most since mid-2009, in a sign of the toll of the crisis. I.M.F. Provides New Short-Term CreditBy ANNIE LOWREYThe International Monetary Fund introduced a six-month liquidity line, extending help to countries at risk from the euro zone crisis. Merck Agrees to Pay $950 Million in Vioxx CaseBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESSThe Justice Department said Merck would plead guilty to resolve investigations into its marketing of the painkiller. Number of At-Risk Banks DeclinesBy ERIC DASHTwenty-one lenders came off the F.D.I.C's list of so-called problem banks during the third quarter, bringing the total number of troubled banks to roughly one out of nine lenders. Media Decoder BlogDisney Promotes a New Leader at ESPNBy MICHAEL CIEPLYThe company said John Skipper would handle the day-to-day operations, replacing George Bodenheimer, who will become the network's executive chairman. |
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