الاثنين، 12 مارس 2012

Afternoon Update: Attack Widely Condemned by Afghans as U.S. Investigates

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Attack Widely Condemned by Afghans as U.S. Investigates

By TAIMOOR SHAH and GRAHAM BOWLEY

The unexplained massacre by an American soldier brought a moment of unity to three major factions as Afghan officials, civilians and insurgents united in denouncing the attack.

Justice Dept. Blocks Texas Law Requiring Photo ID at Polls

By CHARLIE SAVAGE

The Civil Rights Division contended that the rule would disproportionately suppress turnout among eligible Hispanic voters.

Banks to Face Tough Reviews, Details of Mortgage Deal Show

By NELSON D. SCHWARTZ

The details of the agreement include how much credit the five mortgage servicers will receive for varying levels of loan forgiveness.

Solyndra Is Blamed as Clean-Energy Loan Program Stalls

By BILL VLASIC and MATTHEW L. WALD

Some companies contend that federal loans for developing fuel-efficient cars have dried up because of a political firestorm that followed the bankruptcy last year of the solar-panel company Solyndra.

Artifacts Show Sophistication of Ancient Nomads

By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD

Recent excavations have dispelled notions that nomadic societies on the arid Eurasian steppes were less developed than many sedentary ones.

Multimedia

Video: TimesCast | March 12, 2012

Details emerge about the attack in southern Afghanistan by an American soldier | A French surgeon recalls volunteering in the Syrian city of Homs.

Opinion

Opinionator | Anxiety

The Mountain Man

By THADDEUS RUTKOWSKI

He was lonely, so he took her. A family fiction by Thaddeus Rutkowski.

BUSINESS

India Overrules Bayer, Allowing Generic Drug

By VIKAS BAJAJ and ANDREW POLLACK

In granting the nation's first compulsory license of a patented drug, the government said a generic drug company can now sell the cancer pill for 3 percent of the price Bayer charges.

Trade Group Upholds Ruling on Boeing Subsidies

By CHRISTOPHER DREW and NICOLA CLARK

The World Trade Organization affirmed that Boeing received $5 billion in improper subsidies, giving it an unfair advantage over Airbus, but both sides were claiming victory in the decision.

China Hints at Easing Monetary Policy

By IAN JOHNSON

There is "a lot of room to adjust" the amount banks are allowed to lend, the central bank governor said, referring to the method the country has successfully used to bring down property prices.

PepsiCo Executives Line Up Behind C.E.O.

By STEPHANIE STROM

The changes laid out a potential line of succession to Indra K. Nooyi and were aimed at addressing investor concerns over its stock price.

CNN in Talks to Acquire Mashable, Sources Say

By BRIAN STELTER

CNN, a unit of Time Warner, and Mashable are in advanced talks that may lead to an acquisition of the social news Web site, three people with knowledge of the talks said.

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