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 May 25, 2012 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSSpanish Lender Seeks 19 Billion Euros; Ratings Cut on 5 BanksBy RAPHAEL MINDERStandard & Poor's downgraded five Spanish banks just as one of them - Bankia - said a bailout would cost far more than the government estimated when it seized the lender. In Spain, Bank Transfers Reflect Broader FearsBy LANDON THOMAS Jr. and RAPHAEL MINDERThe possibility of mini-runs on banks spreading from Greece to bigger countries could pose a much greater risk than a Greek exit from the euro zone. Since 1979, a Vigil for the Face on Milk Cartons and the Ages He Would MissBy JAMES BARRONSince Etan Patz vanished, New York has lived under four mayors and the SoHo neighborhood in which he lived has gone from gritty to glamorous, but the case has left a lasting legacy.
U.N. Finds Uranium in Iran Enriched to Higher LevelBy WILLIAM J. BROADNuclear inspectors found trace amounts of uranium enriched beyond previously reported levels, but a diplomat in Vienna cautioned that the spike could be accidental. Portraits of WarBy CAROL KINOArtists in the Joe Bonham Project are tracing the long path of rehabilitation by drawing wounded service members. |
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BUSINESSCompanies Get Blunt Counsel on Greek UpheavalBy STEPHEN CASTLELawyers' advice to corporate clients is frank: Remove cash and other liquid assets from Greece and prepare to take a short-term hit on any other investments. For Start-Up Airlines, Opportunity and ObstaclesBy JAD MOUAWADWith the big carriers cutting routes and raising fares, this would seem an ideal time for a new airline to take them on. But it's not an easy task. Common SenseA Company's Stand for Gay Marriage, and Its CostBy JAMES B. STEWARTReplacements Limited, of North Carolina, lost customers and got a lot of hate mail when it and its founder urged voters to reject a gay marriage ban. Cameron Defends Handling of Murdoch BidBy ALAN COWELL and JOHN F. BURNSPrime Minister David Cameron on Friday said that Culture Minister Jeremy Hunt acted properly in his handling of a bid by News Corporation to take over British Sky Broadcasting. Stocks Slip Ahead of HolidayBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESSStocks on Wall Street dipped slightly before the long holiday weekend on concerns over the lack of a concrete plan to keep Greece in the European currency union. |
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