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By JACKIE CALMES President Obama for the first time projected a deficit below $1 trillion and called for raising $1.5 trillion over 10 years by taxing the wealthiest and closing loopholes. By RICK GLADSTONE and NEIL MacFARQUHAR Navi Pillay publicly castigated Syria's leaders, accusing them of intensifying their deadly crackdown of the oppposition after the Security Council failed to reach a solution. By ERIC SCHMITT, MARK MAZZETTI and THOM SHANKER Adm. William H. McRaven, who leads the Special Operations Command, is seeking new authority to move his forces more quickly and outside normal Pentagon deployment channels. Bucks Blog By ANN CARRNS Average auto insurance premiums vary by the type of car you drive. And one minivan wins the crown for cheapest insurance in 2012. By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD The first American astronaut's first orbit of Earth - 50 years ago this month - revived national morale and hope. |
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Bits Blog By NICK WINGFIELD and CHARLES DUHIGG Apple said the Fair Labor Association had begun auditing working conditions at Chinese factories where Apple products are made. The first inspections involved a Shenzhen factory known as Foxconn City. By STEPHEN CASTLE A host of technical, legal and political problems still confront the architects of a rescue that is unpopular both in Greece and in its creditor nations. By STEPHANIE STROM Several states have moved to ban or restrict the use of so-called gestational crates, the tiny stalls in which sows are housed while pregnant. By JAMES KANTER E.U. regulators did not impose any restrictions on the deal but warned the companies to play fair in the market for tablets and smartphones. DealBook By MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED The owner of the Empire State Building filed for an initial public offering on Monday, allowing shareholders to own a piece of the 102-story skyscraper and 11 other office buildings in New York and Connecticut. |
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