Democrats open door to GOP riders on budget talks
In Washington, Democrats signaled flexibility on environmental and other regulatory riders as part of a broader budget deal. Private talks among Reid Boehner and Cantor seek to cut $61 billion while avoiding a shutdown, with Democrats weighing policy concessions and a possible $30 billion extra cut offer.
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Libyan rebels retreat as Gadhafi forces push forward
Gadhafi’s tanks and rocket fire halted a rebel westward push toward Sirte, driving fighters back to Bin Jawwad and Ras Lanouf. International air power remains central to the conflict as London talks press for stronger action while several nations voice reservations.
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Wal-Mart sex bias case could block large class action
The Supreme Court signals it may block a massive sex discrimination suit against Wal-Mart, potentially limiting nationwide class actions. The 10 year dispute cites pay and promotion bias affecting up to 1.6 million women across Wal-Mart and Sam’s Club stores, with billions at stake. Justices weigh whether to allow the case to proceed and how a corporate culture may influence individual decisions. The outcome could shape future class actions against big employers.
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Housing prices fall to 2003 levels in many U.S. metros
Prices have dropped to 2003 levels in at least 14 major U.S. metro areas with further declines likely this year. The downturn is dampening sales and weighing on the economy, as many homeowners lose equity and markets like Las Vegas Cleveland and Detroit plunge, while Washington remains firm with rising values. The S&P Case Shiller index shows declines across 19 of 20 cities for a sixth straight month.
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Market update shows mixed U S stocks and commodities
Tuesday markets report the Dow at 12,279.01 with a gain of 8113. Nasdaq rises to 2,756.89 while the S&P 500 sits at 1,319.44. The 30 year Treasury yields 4.54 percent. Corn at 6.72, soybeans 13 cents to 13.62, wheat 18.5 cents to 8.67, oil up 81 cents to 104.79.
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