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 March 27, 2012 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSHealth Law's Mandate Draws Hard Questions From JusticesBy ADAM LIPTAKAn administration lawyer faced skeptical questions from several Supreme Court justices on the requirement in President Obama's health care law that individuals obtain insurance or pay a penalty. News AnalysisOn Health Care Law, a Familiar SplitBy DAVID LEONHARDTThe health care law has always prompted partisan reactions - and the justices' questions on Tuesday seemed another example. SAT and ACT to Tighten Rules After Cheating ScandalBy JAMES BARRONStung by cases of cheating among Long Island high school students, the college entrance exams will now require students to upload photos when they register. Nuclear Conference in Korea Collides With U.S. ElectionBy MARK LANDLERPresident Obama declared on Tuesday that the United States and Russia could not resolve a dispute over an American missile defense system during an election year. Even Non-Techies Aim to Learn the Internet's LanguageBy JENNA WORTHAMThe market for Web sites, night classes and online lectures in computer programming is booming, as demand grows for knowing how the digital pieces of the Internet fit together. |
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BUSINESSDealBookMF Global Executive Saw Early Warning Sign on Customer MoneyBy BEN PROTESS and AZAM AHMEDChristine Serwinski, MF Global's North American chief financial officer, is expected to tell a House panel that an internal report showed "a substantial deficit" in the amount of firm money used to protect customer accounts. F.D.A. Approves New Anemia DrugBy ANDREW POLLACKThe F.D.A. approved a new anemia drug called Omontys for dialysis patients, which will end Amgen's 24-year monopoly led by its Epogen drug. DealBookJudge Orders S.E.C. to Turn Over Notes in Gupta CaseBy PETER LATTMANUnder a pretrial ruling in Rajat K. Gupta's criminal case, federal prosecutors must review the Securities and Exchange Commission notes about 44 interviews of witnesses during its investigation. Sharp to Sell Shares to FoxconnBy HIROKO TABUCHIThe issue of the shares will give Hon Hai, the main manufacturer of Apple devices, about an 11 percent stake in Sharp, making it the top shareholder in Japan's biggest manufacturer of LCD technology. Stocks Pause to Digest GainsBy REUTERSShares on Wall Street were mainly flat in afternoon trading after a 1 percent rally Monday. |
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