Tunisia forms unity government after protests seeks reform
After a month of upheaval Tunisia unveiled a new unity government promising to free political prisoners and include opposition figures while keeping many posts with longtime ruling party members. Security forces remain deployed as protests and violence continue and the economy suffers billions in losses.
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Grand jury probes Edwards spending
Federal investigators examine how much John Edwards knew about money used to cover up his affair and out-of-wedlock child and whether outside groups and donors funded his presidential bid. Probes focus on disclosure, donation limits, and possible illegal use of campaign funds. The inquiry, led by U S attorney George Holding with FBI and IRS assistance, seeks ethics and legal compliance across Edwards affiliated entities.
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Goldman Sachs blocks Facebook private offering to select regions
Goldman Sachs restricts a Facebook private placement to Asia and Europe amid heavy media coverage. The bank cites possible violations of securities rules governing private placements and says the move is prudent. The SEC guidelines on solicitation and publicity may be implicated.
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Apple CEO Steve Jobs Takes Third Medical Leave
Apple chief Steve Jobs announces his third medical leave in two years raising questions about health and leadership. Tim Cook will handle day to day duties while Jobs remains CEO and intends to stay involved in major decisions as Apple advances iPad, iPhone and other products amid investor concerns and market dynamics.
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Markets Closed in U.S. on Martin Luther King Jr Day
U.S. stock markets were closed Monday in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Trading resumes on regular schedules on Tuesday as investors reassess economic data and corporate results.
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