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1 Greece Edges Toward Debt Deal
More
than 75% of private-sector creditors have pledged to take part in
Greece's planned €200 billion ($262.98 billion) debt swap, a Greek
official said.
One Year Later, Japan City Sees Light—in a Long Tunnel
A
year after Sendai, in Japan's northeast, was slammed by a gigantic
earthquake and tsunami, the city is experiencing a boom reminiscent of
the country's bubble economy a quarter century ago.
Emerging-Market Engines Falter
Fresh
signs of economic weakness in Brazil are adding to a growing worry for
the global economy: that the emerging markets that have boosted growth
in recent years are slowing.
2 • What's News— 3 • Hong Kong: Tang: Don't Scrap Hong Kong Currency Peg • EADS Says EU-China Dispute Is Threatening Airbus Sales 4 • China Targets Detention Practices • U.S. Report to Warn on Cyberattack Threat From China • Chongqing Party Chief Intrigue Thickens 5 • Delegate Math Challenges Romney Rivals 7 • ECB Sees Shrinking Euro Zone 8 • Afghan Air Force Probed in Drug Running • U.S. Near Pact to Hand Over Afghan Prison
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12 In Japan, Upheaval Has Forced Progress
As the effects of the March 11 disasters ripple through Japan, signs of progress have sparked hope among the public.
Evacuee Turned Activist
Forced
to leave his mountain village after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear
disaster, Kenta Sato has become an advocate for those exposed to
radiation.
13 • New Shop, New Vegetable Donuts • 'If We Can't Get Money From Tepco, That Would Be the End.' 14 • For Shear Thrills, Nothing Beats This Competition • A Plain Old Name Puzzles Experts |
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