Egypt's president clings to decrees amid crisis
President Mohamed Morsi stood his ground on near absolute powers in a move seen as shielding his decrees from judicial oversight. He told top judges that immunity would be limited to sovereignty issues, while opponents rallied at Cairo's Tahrir Square and clashes left a protester dead.
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Senate stalls sportsmen bill over spending in recession era politics
A broad public lands and outdoors access bill backed by Sen. Jon Tester stalled in the Senate after Republicans raised concerns about conservation funding. The measure would expand access for hunters and include provisions on polar bear trophies and other wildlife issues, but was blocked on procedural grounds led by Sen. Jeff Sessions.
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FDA halts Sunland peanut butter plant operations
The FDA halted operations at Sunland Inc in Portales New Mexico, the country’s largest organic peanut butter processor, after salmonella contamination sickened 41 people in 20 states, many children. The action marks the agency’s first use of its enhanced authority under a 2011 food safety law. Trader Joe's sold the implicated peanut butter.
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Fiscal deal eludes despite compromise talks in Washington
Washington discussions on a broad budget deal show little movement on tax rates versus tax breaks. Boehner urges revenue through closing loopholes while Obama demands higher rates for top earners. White House warns tax uncertainty could dampen holiday consumer confidence.
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SEC to appoint Elisse Walter as next chairwoman
The Securities and Exchange Commission will see a change in leadership next month as chairwoman Mary Schapiro steps down after a tenure shaped by the 2008 financial crisis response. Elisse Walter will replace her, bringing a long career alongside Schapiro through the SEC and related regulators. Walter has also served as general counsel of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission during Schapiro's mid-1990s tenure at that agency.
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Markets close lower as Dow slips and futures rise
Monday’s market report shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 42.31 points to 12,967.37 while the Nasdaq sits at 993 and the S&P 500 falls 2.86 to 1,406.29. Commodity prices shift with corn at 7.47, soybeans at 14.25, wheat at 8.84, oil at 87.74, gold at 1749.60, silver at 34.14, and platinum at 1611.0.
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Wal-Mart disavows Bangladesh factory over fatal blaze
Wal-Mart said the Tazreen Fashions Ltd factory, where a weekend fire killed at least 112, produced items for the retailer without its knowledge and was no longer authorized. It terminated the supplier and vowed more industrywide fire safety efforts. Protests near Savar called for justice and stricter safety enforcement as workers pressed for accountability.
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