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 January 3, 2012 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSIowa G.O.P. to Render First Judgment on Unsettled FieldBy MICHAEL D. SHEARWith the caucuses just hours away, the Republican candidates for president hammered home their now-familiar pitches Tuesday morning. The CaucusGingrich Calls Romney 'a Liar'By MICHAEL D. SHEARNewt Gingrich, after a barrage of attack ads, lost his cool. Taliban to Open Qatar Office in Step Toward Peace TalksBy MATTHEW ROSENBERGThe step was a reversal of the Taliban's longstanding public denials that it was involved or interested in any negotiations to end its insurgency in Afghanistan. Iran Warns the United States Over Aircraft CarrierBy J. DAVID GOODMANThe warning, by Iran's army chief, was the latest and most aggressive volley in a near-daily exchange of barbed statements between Iran and the United States. Fed to Start Publicly Forecasting Its Rate ActionsBy BINYAMIN APPELBAUMThe Federal Reserve will begin to publish a forecast of its own actions, and the minutes from a recent meeting note that a "number of members" favored new steps to boost economic growth. |
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BUSINESSU.S. Stocks Rally on Manufacturing GrowthBy JULIE CRESWELLA fresh report on American manufacturing in December fueled sharp gains on Wall Street on the year's first day of trading, but volumes were thin. In Compromise, Belgian Named as Top E.C.B. EconomistBy JACK EWINGThe European Central Bank unexpectedly named Peter Praet, a Belgian, as its de facto chief economist, breaking a tradition of having German hard liners in the post. German Joblessness Falls to Lowest Level in 2 DecadesBy JACK EWINGWith nearly half a million job openings, Germany appears likely to continue to resist the downward pull of the sovereign debt crisis. India InkIntroducing Bajaj Auto's Brand New...Car?By VIKAS BAJAJ and SRUTHI GOTTIPATIThe new "four wheeler" has doors and windows, and gets 82 miles to the gallon. Chinese Retailer Casts Doubt on TV InvestigationBy DAVID BARBOZADaVinci Furniture says it has evidence that China Central Television distorted and even fabricated evidence against the company and that suggests the producer of the show even engaged in extortion. |
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