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 March 20, 2012 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSGrand Jury in Florida Will Examine Death of TeenagerBy LIZETTE ALVAREZThe Justice Department also announced that it would investigate the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager, Trayvon Martin, by a neighborhood watch volunteer. U.S. to Place Tariffs on Solar Panels From ChinaBy KEITH BRADSHER and MATTHEW L. WALDThe Commerce Department decided to impose the tariffs after concluding that the Chinese government provided illegal export subsidies to manufacturers in China. Gunman Reportedly Filmed Lethal Shooting Spree at French Jewish SchoolBy SCOTT SAYARE and STEVEN ERLANGERFrench authorities offered new details on Tuesday of an assault that has stunned the nation, saying the lone gunman seemed to be filming his actions as he shot his victims to death. General Tells Congress That No Sudden Afghan Drawdown Is PlannedBy THOM SHANKER and JOHN H. CUSHMAN Jr.Gen. John R. Allen told Congress on Tuesday that he had no intention of recommending further American troop reductions until late this year. Illinois Votes in Rare Turn in SpotlightBy STEVEN YACCINOThe Illinois primary has largely come down to a battle between Mitt Romney, who leads in delegates, and Rick Santorum, and in recent days the two campaigned furiously across the state. |
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BUSINESSChina Quietly Relaxes Controls on Foreign CapitalBy KEITH BRADSHERHONG KONG - Chinese officials are making it easier for foreign investors to put money into China's stock market, indicating that they are eager to counter an accelerating flight of capital. Markets Pull BackBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESSStock market indexes faltered after reports out of China raised concerns about its growth and amid worries over the high price of oil. DealBookGlencore to Buy Viterra of Canada for $6.2 BillionBy IAN AUSTEN and MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCEDAs part of the deal, a partnership of Agrium and Richardson International will buy some of Viterra's assets for 2.6 billion Canadian dollars. DealBookDeutsche Bank Cuts Top Managers' PayBy MARK SCOTTTwo co-chief executives of Deutsche Bank took cuts in compensation after the European debt crisis and turmoil in financial markets prompted a loss in the investment banking division. DealBookInvestor Appetite Grows for European I.P.O.'sBy MARK SCOTTAfter months of uncertainty, investors are starting to venture back into the Continent's improving financial markets. |
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