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Business Day
Robust Sales of Jeeps and Rams Lead Big Increase for Chrysler
Chrysler posted an October sales increase of 22 percent, while Ford was down 1.7 percent and General Motors was essentially flat.
World
Clashes on Syrian Border Split Lebanese Town
The village of Ras Baalbek, Lebanon, is determined to stay out of the Syrian conflict, even as it is pushed toward deeper reliance on one of the combatants, Hezbollah.Opinion
The Shake-Up at Rikers Island
Some high-level officers may have stepped down, but that is not enough to inspire confidence in efforts to reform the city’s jail system.
Colleges’ Shift on Four-Year Scholarships Reflects Players’ Growing Power
The one-year scholarship has come to be viewed as similar to an employment contract, while four-year awards are seehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%27Naghten_rulesn as more in the spirit of amateurism.U.S.
U.S. Fines Automakers Hyundai and Kia for Misstating Mileage
Hyundai and Kia, owned by the Hyundai Motor Group, will pay a combined $300 million for overstating their fuel-economy standards.Opinion
Our Failing Weather Infrastructure
Tight budgets and job vacancies make it hard to predict the next Hurricane Sandy.Your Money
Ways to Increase Your Wealth When Your Income Is Flat
Lowering debt, adding to savings or learning more about investing are strategies that can help combat stagnant income.World
Turkish Leader Rushes to Site of Mine Flood
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan appeared determined to act decisively after criticism over his handling of a mining disaster in May that killed more than 300 people.Opinion
Ending ‘Poorism’ in Kenya
Poverty tourism has many critics, but people like the rapper Octopizzo insist that it has positive aspects.U.S.
Did Someone Say ‘2016’? Presidential Contenders Circle
Ready or not, the midterm elections signal the unofficial start of the next presidential campaign. Assessing the prospects of some likely candidates.World
Merkel Toughens Position on Britain’s E.U. Demands
Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain, under mounting pressure from anti-European populists, continued to insist on new measures limiting the right of Europeans to live and work there.U.S.
A Winding Trail for Mitch McConnell to Lead the Senate
The inscrutable Senate minority leader, who hopes to be the next Senate majority leader, traveled rural Kentucky in his tough re-election campaign with a group of supporters including the singer Lee Greenwood.U.S.
California Race Brings Democrats’ Differences on Education Into Focus
The two candidates for state superintendent are at odds over tenure rules, charter schools and evaluations — and so are people on the left across the country.World
Egyptian Cleric Defends Forced Evacuation of Families From Sinai
The government-appointed mufti, or chief interpreter of Islamic law, defended the clearing out of more than 1,100 families from the peninsula to root out extremists.Business Day15
New Defect in Airbags Affects Some Infinitis
The new problem, which could cause too much pressure in an airbag’s casing, is different from the defect that prompted the recall of about 14 million vehicles in recent years.World
After Ukraine Vote, a New Test: Burying a Legacy of Dysfunctional Politics
Dysfunction between presidents and prime ministers has hobbled the country, leaving it one of the poorest on the European Continent and often beholden to the whims of Russia.Business Day
Low Drug Sales Drag Down Shares of Sanofi and Gilead
Lower-than-expected sales of the most important drugs manufactured by Sanofi and Gilead Sciences affected the share price of the drug companies.Business Day
Banks' Cycle of Misbehavior
The government has imposed billions of dollars in penalties on the big banks for wrongdoing. But, Peter J. Henning writes in the White Collar Watch column, that may not be enough to change banks’ behavior.
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Business Day
Robust Sales of Jeeps and Rams Lead Big Increase for Chrysler
Chrysler posted an October sales increase of 22 percent, while Ford was down 1.7 percent and General Motors was essentially flat.World
Clashes on Syrian Border Split Lebanese Town
The village of Ras Baalbek, Lebanon, is determined to stay out of the Syrian conflict, even as it is pushed toward deeper reliance on one of the combatants, Hezbollah.Opinion
The Shake-Up at Rikers Island
Some high-level officers may have stepped down, but that is not enough to inspire confidence in efforts to reform the city’s jail system.
Colleges’ Shift on Four-Year Scholarships Reflects Players’ Growing Power
The one-year scholarship has come to be viewed as similar to an employment contract, while four-year awards are seehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%27Naghten_rulesn as more in the spirit of amateurism.U.S.
U.S. Fines Automakers Hyundai and Kia for Misstating Mileage
Hyundai and Kia, owned by the Hyundai Motor Group, will pay a combined $300 million for overstating their fuel-economy standards.Opinion
Our Failing Weather Infrastructure
Tight budgets and job vacancies make it hard to predict the next Hurricane Sandy.Your Money
Ways to Increase Your Wealth When Your Income Is Flat
Lowering debt, adding to savings or learning more about investing are strategies that can help combat stagnant income.World
Turkish Leader Rushes to Site of Mine Flood
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan appeared determined to act decisively after criticism over his handling of a mining disaster in May that killed more than 300 people.Opinion
Ending ‘Poorism’ in Kenya
Poverty tourism has many critics, but people like the rapper Octopizzo insist that it has positive aspects.U.S.
Did Someone Say ‘2016’? Presidential Contenders Circle
Ready or not, the midterm elections signal the unofficial start of the next presidential campaign. Assessing the prospects of some likely candidates.World
Merkel Toughens Position on Britain’s E.U. Demands
Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain, under mounting pressure from anti-European populists, continued to insist on new measures limiting the right of Europeans to live and work there.U.S.
A Winding Trail for Mitch McConnell to Lead the Senate
The inscrutable Senate minority leader, who hopes to be the next Senate majority leader, traveled rural Kentucky in his tough re-election campaign with a group of supporters including the singer Lee Greenwood.U.S.
California Race Brings Democrats’ Differences on Education Into Focus
The two candidates for state superintendent are at odds over tenure rules, charter schools and evaluations — and so are people on the left across the country.World
Egyptian Cleric Defends Forced Evacuation of Families From Sinai
The government-appointed mufti, or chief interpreter of Islamic law, defended the clearing out of more than 1,100 families from the peninsula to root out extremists.Business Day15
New Defect in Airbags Affects Some Infinitis
The new problem, which could cause too much pressure in an airbag’s casing, is different from the defect that prompted the recall of about 14 million vehicles in recent years.World
After Ukraine Vote, a New Test: Burying a Legacy of Dysfunctional Politics
Dysfunction between presidents and prime ministers has hobbled the country, leaving it one of the poorest on the European Continent and often beholden to the whims of Russia.Business Day
Low Drug Sales Drag Down Shares of Sanofi and Gilead
Lower-than-expected sales of the most important drugs manufactured by Sanofi and Gilead Sciences affected the share price of the drug companies.Business Day
Banks' Cycle of Misbehavior
The government has imposed billions of dollars in penalties on the big banks for wrongdoing. But, Peter J. Henning writes in the White Collar Watch column, that may not be enough to change banks’ behavior.Fashion & Style
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