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By MICHAEL D. SHEAR and ASHLEY PARKER Under renewed pressure to release his personal income tax returns, Mitt Romney on Tuesday acknowledged that he pays an effective tax rate of about 15 percent. By JEREMY W. PETERS Debates can seem defined by spontaneous moments, but behind the scenes, Fox News left little to chance. By MICHAEL COOPER Raising revenue remains the draw for most, but some wonder whether profits from Internet play would make any significant differences to deficits. By RAVI SOMAIYA The European Court of Human Rights said that Abu Qatada cannot be deported from Britain to his native Jordan because his trial there would be tainted by evidence obtained by torture. Bits Blog By NICOLE PERLROTH Breaches that hit two Amazon-owned sites, Zappos.com and 6PM, over the weekend point to an unsettling truth: even the biggest players on the Web cannot guarantee that their customers' personal information is safe. Instead, many security experts throw the burden back to consumers by recommending that consumers take a more vigilant approach to protecting their personal data |
| Multimedia A recorded telephone call reveals that the captain of the Costa Concordia abandoned ship | Wikipedia and others plan blackouts to protest Web piracy bills. Opinion Op-Ed Columnist By DAVID BROOKS On a visit to South Carolina just days before the primary, getting a feel for what people on the scene are thinking about the candidates. |
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DealBook By NELSON SCHWARTZ Citi shares fell more than 7 percent in the fourth quarter, and investors wasted little time in showing their disappointment. The capital markets unit was especially weak. DealBook By BEN PROTESS But the gains at Wells Fargo were limited by declining revenue, reflecting a setback felt across the banking industry as a result of the sluggish economic recovery. By REUTERS The late selloff reflected a reversal from earlier optimism about the economy and China's growth prospects. By JULIA WERDIGIER The heads of the European Central Bank and the Bank of England are urging investors to pay less attention to ratings downgrades of euro zone countries. By EDWARD WYATT H. David Kotz, who exposed the agency's early mishandling of the Madoff case, said he will join Gryphon Strategies, an investigative company. |
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