Daily News Is Reviewing Restaurants Again
Date: 13 June 2012
By Glenn Collins
Glenn Collins
On Wednesday, the New York tabloid ran its first restaurant review in about three years, as part of expanded food coverage.
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Wall Street Is Lifted by Speculation That the Federal Reserve Will Act to Spur the Economy
Date: 12 June 2012
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
All 10 groups in the Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index rose, with commodity, financial and industrial shares gaining the most.
New York Seeks New Rates for Force-Placed Insurance
Date: 13 June 2012
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Assurant, the QBE Insurance Group and American Modern Home Insurance were ordered to submit new rate proposals after hearings showed they charged too much for force-placed insurance coverage.
The Bad News: Broadway Revival of ‘Godspell’ to Close
Date: 13 June 2012
By Dave Itzkoff
Dave Itzkoff
The Broadway revival of “Godspell,” Stephen Schwartz and John-Michael Tebelak’s musical loosely based on parables from the New Testament, will play its final performance on June 24.
Fashion News We’re Reading Now
Date: 12 June 2012
By The New York Times
Fashion news we’re reading, from Moda Operandi’s expansion to Georgina Chapman’s collaboration with the N.F.L.
Leaks and Press Freedoms
Date: 13 June 2012
By Casey B. Mulligan
Casey
Selective disclosures of sensitive information can be a form of currency to reward or punish news organizations, and ultimately are a disservice to media independence, an economist writes.
British Ex-Premier Says Murdoch Press ‘Lowered Tone’
Date: 12 June 2012
By Alan Cowell
Alan Cowell
Former Prime Minister John Major testified on Tuesday about a long run of Conservative rule that ended in painful defeat when Tony Blair came to power with Rupert Murdoch’s endorsement.
Press Inquiry Strains Britain’s Coalition Government
Date: 13 June 2012
By John F. Burns and Alan Cowell
John Burns
The Liberal Democrats, the coalition’s junior partner, withheld support from Prime Minister David Cameron’s handling of events concerning News Corporation’s BSkyB bid.
The Breakfast Meetings: Movies for People Like Us, and Major on Murdoch
Date: 13 June 2012
By The Editors
Also, there were worse-than-expected layoffs at The Times-Picayune and three Alabama newspapers, and The Huffington Post introduces a digital magazine named, of course, Huffington.
CNN Is Ending John King’s Political Show
Date: 13 June 2012
By Brian Stelter
Brian Stelter
The program’s failure to pick up a devoted audience reflects CNN’s problems in general as it struggles to attract viewers during quiet news periods.