Goldman Sachs subpoenaed by Manhattan DA over pre crisis bets
Goldman Sachs Group Inc is subpoenaed by the Manhattan District Attorney as part of a probe into its activities before the financial crisis. Shares fell nearly 2 percent after the report, ending the day down 1.3 percent, with stock at 134.38. The inquiry follows a Senate report alleging the firm steered investors toward likely failing mortgage securities.
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Groupon files for hotly anticipated IPO
Groupon Inc, a rapidly growing online coupon seller, files for an initial public offering likely to intensify debate over a possible Internet bubble. The company hopes to raise at least 750 million dollars, with the share price to be set closer to going public after turning down Google's 6 billion offer last year.
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Five Killed in Arizona Shootings Near Yuma County Courthouse
A gunman opened fire in Yuma County Arizona killing at least five people and prompting lockdowns of the courthouse and nearby schools. Police say the shootings are linked under investigation with no confirmed arrests or motive. A wounded victim was airlifted to a Phoenix hospital.
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Europe faces worst E. coli outbreak says super-toxic strain
Scientists in Europe link the illness to a new super-toxic E. coli strain with antibiotic resistance. The outbreak, tied to raw produce suspects like tomatoes cucumbers and lettuce, has killed at least 18 and sickened over 1,600 across ten countries, with about 500 kidney complications. EU-wide vegetable bans follow Russia’s action. no deaths reported there.
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Mass civilian toll amid Sudan split violence at Kaldak village
A confidential U N report cites Southern Sudan soldiers firing on unarmed civilians in Kaldak near the Nile, with hundreds killed or wounded. U N observers found more than two dozen corpses and a local tally of 254 deaths, not independently verified, amid secession momentum from Sudan.
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Pakistan Faces Deadly Cross-Border Militants Clash
Islamist militants streaming from Afghanistan fought a brutal second day with Pakistani security forces. Authorities report 63 dead as Pakistan condemns the attack and cites 300 to 400 militants. Pakistan tallies differ from U S and NATO views on border security.
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