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Top Stories from The Wall Street Journal Online

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[$$] U.S. Enlists Allies in New Surge
The U.S. and NATO are in talks for a coordinated rollout of a new Afghan strategy that could include a European commitment to send thousands of additional troops.

[$$] The Henry Ford of Heart Surgery
In India, Devi Shetty's heart hospital offers cutting-edge medical care at a fraction of what it costs elsewhere in the world.

[$$] In Diplomatic Crisis, Ireland Presses a Demand on France: World Cup Rematch!
France's victory over Ireland on Wednesday night, propelling them to the World Cup, has created a firestorm, thanks to the manner in which it was decided.

[$$] Hershey Trustees Back Cadbury Bid
The trust that controls Hershey is pushing it to launch a rival $17 billion bid for Cadbury that would include more cash than Kraft's offer.

Marketplace

[$$] AIG Trustee Sought Exit, But Agreed To Remain
Douglas Foshee, a trustee who oversees U.S. taxpayers' nearly 80% stake in AIG recently said he wanted to quit his post, but was persuaded to stay on.

[$$] Dividend Payers Return to the Fore
Stocks with payouts had been trailing their yield-free rivals for most of the year, but are now pulling ahead. And the trend may last.

[$$] Stocks Edge Lower In Flight to Safety
Stocks fell for a third straight day and the dollar rose as investors sought to remove some risk from their portfolios, pushing some short-term interest rates to near zero.

[$$] More Stocks May Not Make a Portfolio Safer
Not putting all your eggs in one basket is the most basic principle of investing. It also may be the hardest to get right.

Weekend Journal

[$$] The Talented Mr. Pang
From his boyhood in a Las Vegas motel to his final days in a California mansion, Danny Pang charmed and deceived. He left a trail of clues: gambling debts, a murdered wife and investors crying fraud.

[$$] Bringing the Buzz Back to the Café
Once they plotted revolutions, now they're typing blogs. Today's cafe society is a weak decaf, says Michael Idov.

[$$] Which Campus Is More Hateful—Michigan or Ohio State?
As the ancient football rivals face off Saturday, we send a reporter to each campus—wearing the other school's colors. Cappuccino, anyone?

[$$] Women in Distress
Fighting for its life, the LPGA Tour is taking an increasingly global approach that's bringing new hope, along with some reluctance.