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By HELENE COOPER and ANNIE LOWREY President Obama has determined there is enough oil in world markets to allow countries to rely less on Iran's oil imports, a step that could allow increased sanctions against Iran. By GRAHAM BOWLEY and MATTHEW ROSENBERG The business leaders that Afghanistan needs to succeed after allied forces withdraw their troops in 2014 are already making moves to leave the country. By DECLAN WALSH Testimony by Osama bin Laden's youngest wife has offered the most detailed account yet of the family's life on the run preceding the raid in May 2011 that killed the Qaeda leader. By ALAN COWELL Elite units conducted raids in several areas, arresting 17 people described as Islamic militants. By MONICA DAVEY Election officials said critics of Gov. Scott Walker had collected enough signatures for a recall election to be held in May. |
| World Tourism companies are trying to preserve the lavish villas built by merchants of the dynastic era across the Huizhou region of China. Opinion The Loyal Opposition By ANDREW ROSENTHAL The U.S. now has what amounts to a separate justice system for Muslims, even though politicians and the press shy away from calling it that. |
BUSINESS
By LIZ ALDERMAN The coffeehouse chain is embarking on a multimillion-dollar campaign to win over Europe's coffee aficionados with an upscale makeover of hundreds of stores. By JESSICA SILVER-GREENBERG and NELSON D. SCHWARTZ A breach at a third-party vendor may have exposed cardholders' personal information. By JAMES KANTER Finance ministers from the European countries that use the currency hope the new fund will show their determination to end the two-year-old euro crisis. By REUTERS Wall Street was higher on Friday after the government reported consumer spending in February increased by the most in seven months. By NICK BUNKLEY Alan R. Mulally's compensation for 2011 included $2 million in salary, $5.5 million in bonuses, and stock and option awards valued at about $21.4 million. |
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