Gates signals Libyan airstrikes target Gaddafi command centers
Washington reports first steps short of full military aid to Libyan rebels as Defense Secretary Gates says NATO air actions will hit Libyan command centers and not Gaddafi personally. The White House eases sanctions to help opposition sell oil and buy supplies, with up to 25 million in nonlethal aid. Misrata port endures renewed shelling as evacuees flee and aid deliveries halt.
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Notable Facebook to test deals in five U S cities
Facebook launches a deals program test in San Diego San Francisco Atlanta Dallas and Austin as it seeks a share of the discount market. Sony reports a global PlayStation Network breach affecting 77 million accounts with possible multi billion dollar losses and service restoration planned within a week.
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Market figures show gains and commodity prices mixed
Tuesday's market snapshot lists Dow at 12,595.37 up 115.49, Nasdaq 2,847.54 up 21.66, and S&P 500 at 1,347.24 up 11.99. Treasuries yield 4.40 percent, corn at 425 cents, soybeans 7.25 cents, wheat down 10.50 cents, and oil at 112.21 dollars.
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Economy steadies as oil stays tame says AP survey
An Associated Press survey of 42 economists finds the U S economy is strong enough to weather Middle East turmoil and a Japanese nuclear crisis. Growth should accelerate this year driven by consumer spending, higher stock prices, and tax cuts, unless oil jumps toward 150 a barrel.
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Plugs Pulled on Alien Search Devices
In Northern California the Allen Telescope Array, a key SETI tool of giant radio dishes, is shut down due to sharp declines in state and federal funding. Researchers had aimed to study new planets when the funding gap forced cessation.
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