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 February 15, 2012 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSIran Issues Threat to Oil Buyers in EuropeBy RICK GLADSTONE and ALAN COWELLBesieged by sanctions over its nuclear program, Iran warned its six largest European buyers that they risked immediate cutoffs in their Iranian oil imports. Death Toll Soars in Prison Fire in HondurasBy RANDAL C. ARCHIBOLDA fire at a prison killed more than 300 people and many victims burned to death in their cells, officials said. For China's Vice President, Afternoon Tea and a Return to AmericanaBy KIRK JOHNSONVice President Xi Jinping, the heir apparent to the top of a rapidly rising world power, is returning to Muscatine, Iowa, where 27 years ago he mingled with locals on an agricultural research trip. Critic's NotebookLeonardo's London Blockbuster: The MovieBy ROBERTA SMITHFor fans of Leonardo da Vinci who did not get to see the blockbuster show of his work at the National Gallery London, there's a film. Roberta Smith considers. World Bank President to Step DownBy ANNIE LOWREYRobert B. Zoellick will step down as the head of the World Bank when his five-year term expires on June 30. |
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BUSINESSRaw Feelings as Greece Waits for E.U. RescueBy STEPHEN CASTLE and NIKI KITSANTONISEuro zone finance ministers deferred a decision after receiving pledges from Greece's political leaders to respect the terms of a new bailout. DealBookYahoo Faces Stalled Deal and Fight Over BoardBy MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED and EVELYN M. RUSLIThe developments raised questions about whether Yahoo would be able to reverse years of missteps and make itself relevant in an Internet landscape now dominated by Google and Facebook. Bits BlogMobile Apps Take Data Without PermissionBy NICK BILTON and NICOLE PERLROTHThe address book in your smartphone - arguably the most personal data you carry - is free for app developers to take at will without your knowledge. DealBookKellogg to Buy Procter & Gamble's Pringles GroupBy MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCEDProcter & Gamble has agreed to sell the chip brand for $2.695 billion to Kellogg, after its deal with Diamond Foods fell apart. Europe Remains G.M.'s Weak SpotBy JACK EWING and DAVID JOLLYG.M.'s European operations, mainly the Adam Opel unit based in Germany, lost about $580 million in the first nine months of 2011. |
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