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 May 20, 2011 Today's Headlines |
TOP NEWSObama Sees '67 Borders as Starting Point for Peace DealBy MARK LANDLER and STEVEN LEE MYERSPresident Obama said that a lasting peace would require two states with secure borders in a speech Thursday that sought to harness the change unfolding in the region. Obama and Netanyahu Are Facing a Turning PointBy HELENE COOPERWhen they meet Friday, President Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel face a turning point in a relationship that was not warm to begin with. NBC Executive Who Delivered Olympics QuitsBy RICHARD SANDOMIR and BILL CARTERDick Ebersol resigned abruptly on Thursday after negotiations on a new four-year contract collapsed. QUOTATION OF THE DAY "I'll say, 'Oh, what are we going to do this summer?' She's going to say, 'The world is going to end on May 21, so I don't know why you're planning for summer,' and then everyone goes, 'Oh boy.'" KINO DOUGLAS, on his sister, with whom he lives. | |||
ArtsOpinion Room For DebateThe Age of Anthropocene: Should We Worry?If humanity's geologic effect on the planet has become its own epoch, are we lucky or are we cursed? | |||
TECHNOLOGYDealBookLinkedIn's Surge Sets Stage for More Internet I.P.O.'sBy EVELYN M. RUSLILinkedIn's stock more than doubled, raising expectations that other offerings for companies like Facebook and Groupon will also do well. Study Sees Way to Win Spam FightBy JOHN MARKOFFIf a handful of companies refused to authorize online credit card payments for spam-advertised products, the money supporting the system would be cut off, a researcher said. E-Books Outsell Print Books at AmazonBy CLAIRE CAIN MILLER and JULIE BOSMANAmazon.com said that it sold 105 e-books for every 100 printed books, a milestone that its chief executive, Jeff Bezos, said had occurred sooner than expected. | |||
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