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 March 15, 2012 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSKarzai Calls on U.S. to Pull Back as Taliban Cancel TalksBy ROD NORDLAND and MATTHEW ROSENBERGProspects for an orderly NATO withdrawal from Afghanistan suffered two setbacks as President Hamid Karzai demanded limits on United States troops and the Taliban halted peace talks. Party Ousts Chinese Regional Chief, Halting His RiseBy ANDREW JACOBSThe removal of Bo Xilai, a Communist Party official, effectively ends his political ambitions and complicates China's leadership transition. DealBookWall Street's Latest Campus Recruiting CrisisBy KEVIN ROOSEThe industry, which has faced a loss of cachet since the financial disaster, is now dealing with the marketing crisis from the public resignation letter of Greg Smith, a former Goldman Sachs executive director. Making the Streets of San Francisco Easier to Park OnBy MICHAEL COOPER and JO CRAVEN McGINTYA new program using technology and flexible pricing based on supply and demand has appeared to make finding a parking space easier in certain parts of the city. The CaucusIn Toledo, Biden Makes a Working-Class AppealBy MARK LEIBOVICHThe vice president criticized the Republican presidential candidates by name - repeatedly - accusing them of being "about protecting the privileged sector." |
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BUSINESSDealBookCisco to Buy NDS, a Video Services Firm, for $5 BillionBy MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED and MARK SCOTTThe deal, which is expected to close by the end of the year, will help Cisco expand its video offerings as it works to bolster lagging growth in its core networks business. DealBookS.E.C. Appears Poised to Win Appeal in Citigroup SettlementBy EDWARD WYATTA federal appeals court said that the agency was likely to succeed in its effort to overturn Judge Jed S. Rakoff's rejection of the commission's fraud settlement with Citigroup over the sale of mortgage-related investments. Obama Defends Energy Policy, Hitting Back at Presidential CandidatesBy MARK LANDLERThe president delivered a notably sarcastic rebuttal to his Republican presidential challengers, particularly Newt Gingrich, who has promised to bring down gas prices to $2.50 a gallon. As India's Economy Sags, Bad Loans Beset State-Run BanksBy VIKAS BAJAJIndia is trying to cope with debt and deficit problems that will put strains on the annual budget to be presented to Parliament on Friday. Greece Urged by European Official to Do MoreBy NIKI KITSANTONISHorst Reichenbach, the head of the European Union's task force on Greece, said the country has made progress but more needs to be done to crack down on tax evasion. |
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