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 February 28, 2012 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSRomney Admits Mistakes as Michigan Votes in Crucial PrimaryBy MICHAEL BARBARO and ASHLEY PARKERAfter a bruising week during which he drew unwanted attention to his wealth, Mitt Romney acknowledged that such comments have damaged his campaign. FiveThirtyEightAfter Many Momentum Shifts, Michigan Is Too Close to CallBy NATE SILVERAn apparent last-minute rebound by Rick Santorum means that Michigan is, indeed, a tossup.
Campaign Aide to City Comptroller Held in Finance CaseBy DAVID W. CHEN and BENJAMIN WEISERThe arrest is the first of a member of City Comptroller John Liu's inner circle in an effort apparently to use phony donors to circumvent campaign financing laws. Ancient Statue Sits in Limbo as Rights Question LoomsBy TOM MASHBERG and RALPH BLUMENTHALA statue from the Khmer kingdom of ancient Cambodia, pulled out of an auction at Sotheby's, remains in New York while parties argue the legality of its removal from the country. 9/11 Victims' Remains Disposed of in Landfill, Mortuary Report FindsBy ELISABETH BUMILLERA panel examining practices at the mortuary at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware said the remains were from the attack on the Pentagon and the crash site in Shanksville, Pa. |
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BUSINESSEuropean Leaders Postpone Debt Crisis MeetingBy JACK EWING, STEPHEN CASTLE and Melissa EddyThe session, planned for this week, was pushed back after officials faced a series of new setbacks, including an unfavorable court ruling in Germany. Dow Closes Above 13,000; First Time Since 2008By CHRISTINE HAUSERFebruary has been a good month for the Dow Jones industrial average, as it has traded at levels not seen since the 2008 financial crisis. Consumer Confidence JumpsBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESSA private research group reported a higher-than-expected increase in consumer confidence. Also, orders for durable goods dropped in 4.3 percent, and home prices in major American cities fell for a fourth-consecutive month. DealBookGrand Jury Convened in MF Global CaseBy BEN PROTESS and AZAM AHMEDFederal prosecutors in Chicago convened a grand jury last year to investigate potential wrongdoing surrounding the collapse of MF Global, the commodities firm once run by Jon S. Corzine, according to a regulatory filing. France Says Google Privacy Plan Likely Violates European LawBy ERIC PFANNERThe statement, just days before the new policy was to go into effect, is the latest hurdle the United States Internet and technology giant has faced in Europe. |
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