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 April 6, 2012 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSJobs Report Tempers Hopes of Accelerating U.S. RecoveryBy MOTOKO RICHThe United States economy added a disappointing 120,000 jobs in March, the Labor Department reported on Friday, about half the gains posted in each of the preceding three months. On Jobs, Obama and Romney Argue Over Fullness of the GlassBy MARK LANDLERPresident Obama on Friday emphasized the last three months of job creation while Mitt Romney argued that Mr. Obama has been a failed economic steward. Common SenseFor All the Furor Over Ryan's Plan, It's a Place to StartBy JAMES B. STEWARTDebate about Paul Ryan's proposal, a serious starting point for discussions about fiscal fitness, is not bringing any parts of it closer to reality. Young Men Flock to Spain for Sex With Trafficked ProstitutesBy SUZANNE DALEYThough Spain's economy is struggling, prostitution is booming, exploding into public view in cities and towns. New York Auto ShowFew Fantasies, but a Traffic Jam in the Middle of the RoadBy LAWRENCE ULRICHWith the auto industry and the economy getting a second wind, this year's New York auto show is notable for sedans and crossovers that are as daring as Dockers on casual Friday. |
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BUSINESSTax Plan Gives a Chill to India's Foreign InvestorsBy VIKAS BAJAJSome international investors are delaying investments in India, a sign of concern over a raft of new taxes proposed by the government. DealBookS.E.C. Charges Six Chinese Citizens With Insider TradingBy KEVIN ROOSESix Chinese citizens have had their assets frozen in conjunction with an S.E.C. case claiming they traded improperly in the shares of a China-based pork processing company. DealBookI.S.S. Sides With Illumina in Proxy Fight Against RocheBy MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCEDThe biggest of the proxy advisory firms wrote in a report that Illumina shareholders should re-elect all of the company's proposed directors, instead of voting for director candidates proposed by Roche. Media DecoderNBC's 'Today' Show Wins Ratings ShowdownBy BILL CARTERThe "Today" show on NBC, locked in a week-long showdown against ABC's "Good Morning America", scored its biggest ratings win of the week on Thursday. For Two Food Giants, Defining Fresh Fruit Is Not Cut and DriedBy STEPHANIE STROMFresh Del Monte and Del Monte Foods are in a legal struggle over whether some fruit sold in refrigerated plastic containers is fresh or processed. |
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