Syria debate widens as Panetta warns on airstrikes
Defense Secretary Panetta and Gen. Dempsey told Congress that U S options in Syria remain unformed while Assad's crackdown and a large chemical stockpile loom. McCain urged action, others urged restraint as debates over no fly zones and humanitarian support unfold.
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Massive solar storm heads for Earth and may disrupt tech
A large solar storm driven by a massive solar flare is racing toward Earth, expected to hit early today. It could disrupt utility grids, airline flights, satellite networks, and GPS, especially in northern regions, while also producing auroras farther from the poles. Scientists note it follows a weak period of solar activity and is part of the sun's 11 year cycle.
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Romney urges rivals to fold before convention
Mitt Romney signals he may clinch the Republican nomination before the convention as his delegate lead grows. Santorum and Gingrich vow to continue the race amid relentless campaigning and calls for strategic withdrawals. After Super Tuesday, Romney holds 419 delegates to 178 for Santorum, 107 for Gingrich, and 47 for Paul, with 1,144 needed to win.
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New iPad Debuts With Upgraded Screen and Chip
Apple expands the iPad line with a sharper display and faster processor while keeping the same name. The device is slightly thicker and heavier than iPad 2 due to a larger battery for the high resolution screen.
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Hiring grows as companies hit limits with workers
Washington reports that firms will need steady hiring to meet rising demand as output from current staff stalls. ADP estimates 216000 new workers last month, signaling a labor market turn in 2012. CFO confidence hits a year high. productivity rises slow, yet hiring may lift growth.
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Wednesday Markets Wrap Shows Mixed Readings Across Indices
Wall Street posted small moves with the Dow at 12,837.33, the Nasdaq at 2,935.69, and the S&P 500 at 1,352.63. Treasury yields ticked up to 3.12 percent on the 30-year. Commodities swung with corn, soybeans, wheat lower and crude, gold, silver, and platinum showing gains and losses.
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