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 March 22, 2012 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSThe Energy RushU.S. Is Inching Toward Elusive Goal of Energy IndependenceBy CLIFFORD KRAUSS and ERIC LIPTONDeclining consumption of oil and increased energy production have brought the United States closer to a goal that has tantalized many American presidents. Suspect in French Killings Slain as Police Raid HomeBy SCOTT SAYARE, STEVEN ERLANGER and RICHARD BERRYMohammed Merah, a Frenchman who claimed to have killed seven people, was shot dead on Thursday as officers raided the home where he had been holed up for more than 30 hours. Insider Trading Ban for Lawmakers Clears CongressBy ROBERT PEARThe Senate approved a bill prohibiting members of Congress from trading securities on the basis of confidential information they receive as lawmakers. To Draw Reluctant Young Buyers, G.M. Turns to MTVBy AMY CHOZICKThe goal is to solve one of the most vexing problems facing the car industry: many young consumers today do not care that much about cars. FiveThirtyEightIntroducing the Romney Magic Numbers CalculatorBy NATE SILVERWe have developed an interactive feature that allows you to calculate how many more delegates Mitt Romney will need to help him secure the Republican nomination, as well as his likelihood of getting them. |
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BUSINESSSenate Passes Start-Ups Bill, With AmendmentBy EDWARD WYATTThe measure, which would make fundamental changes in how small companies are able to raise money from investors, was sent back to the House. DealBookTesla's Ambitions Fueled by Customer Down PaymentsBy PETER EAVISTesla Motors is increasingly relying on customer down payments to finance operations as it fleshes out its lineup of electric cars. Indicators Fall in China and EuropeBy JACK EWING and BETTINA WASSENERSigns of slowing manufacturing in China and flagging business sentiment in Europe compounded concerns about the global recovery. Economix BlogDeadline Nears for World Bank NomineesBy ANNIE LOWREYOnly one named candidate has emerged, but a United States choice - and possibly other aspirants - should be clear by Friday. Wall Street Slips on Global DataBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESSStocks in the United States slid on continued signs of a weakening economy in China and disappointing indicators from some crucial sectors in Europe. |
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