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 February 27, 2012 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSInquiry Leader Says Murdoch Papers Paid Off British OfficialsBy SARAH LYALLThe officer leading the police investigation into Rupert Murdoch's British newspapers said on Monday that reporters and editors at The Sun tabloid had over the years paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for information. Santorum and Romney Make Last-Minute Appeals to MichiganBy KATHARINE Q. SEELYEWith polls showing Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum neck and neck in Michigan the day before voting begins, each candidate is directly attacking the other in events across the state.
Nuclear Crisis Set Off Fears Over Tokyo, Report SaysBy MARTIN FACKLERIn the darkest moments of last year's nuclear accident, leaders secretly considered the possibility of evacuating the Japanese capital. Syrians Said to Approve New Charter as Battles ContinueBy NEIL MacFARQUHAR and ALAN COWELLThe Syrian Interior Ministry said Monday that voters had overwhelmingly approved a referendum on a new Constitution. The announcement came amid reports of violence in Homs. The Lede BlogOhio High School Shooting Leaves 1 Student Dead and 4 WoundedBy JENNIFER PRESTONThe lone gunman reportedly fled the high school building but was captured nearby. |
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BUSINESSA Call for Beijing to Loosen Its Grip on the Economic ReinsBy DAVID BARBOZAThe government should alter its development model and steer the nation toward a market economy, researchers say. German Lawmakers Approve New Greek BailoutBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESSThe German parliament approved a 130 billion euro ($173 billion) loan package for Greece after Chancellor Angela Merkel warned lawmakers that it would be irresponsible to abandon the country to bankruptcy. E.C.B. Cash Deluge Yet to Translate Into Major Rise in Business LoansBy JACK EWINGLoans to euro zone businesses, other than financial institutions, edged up 0.7 percent in January from a year earlier, data from the European Central Bank showed Monday. French Expatriates Flocking to Hong KongBy BETTINA WASSENERThe population has grown faster than that of other Western countries, driven by tough times at home and a growing demand for luxury goods in Asia. Nokia to Offer Lower-Priced Windows CellphoneBy KEVIN J. O'BRIENNokia and Microsoft hope the new model will help them take market share from Apple's iPhone and others running Google's Android software. |
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