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  • Chinese banks warned of bad loans, shrinking profits
    •  (17/11 10:37)
  • Troubled economy drags down China's power consumption
    •  (17/11 10:33)
  • Dollar at lower 96 yen level in Tokyo
    •  (17/11 10:30)
  • Japan's economy shrinks 0.4% in Q3
    •  (17/11 10:29)
  • Japan's PM calls for int'l co-op in overcoming financial crisis
    •  (16/11 10:46)
  • Pakistan to get US$7.6 bln loan from IMF
    •  (16/11 10:44)
  • China to provide MNCs with better development conditions
    •  (16/11 10:43)
  • Wall Street plunges on weak economic data
    •  (15/11 10:54)
  • Survivor leads China's milk industry
    •  (15/11 10:52)
  • Japan plans to invest US$2 bln in World Bank fund
    •  (15/11 10:51)
  • China's Jan.-Oct. urban fixed-asset investment up 27.2%
    •  (15/11 10:49)
  • Chinese shares close 3.05% higher
    •  (14/11 17:09)
  • Brazil's largest public bank announces US$800 mln net earnings in Q3
    •  (14/11 17:07)
  • S Korea's import price jump 47% in October
    •  (14/11 17:05)
  • Singapore September retail sales up 7.2% on year
    •  (14/11 17:03)
  • Wall Street rallies after three-day plunge
    •  (14/11 10:36)
  • China to step up efforts to improve urban and rural infrastructure
    •  (14/11 10:32)
  • Investment firm sues Lehman Brothers over fraud
    •  (14/11 10:27)
  • China's first local financial tribunal opens in Shanghai
    •  (14/11 10:25)
  • Paulson says not to buy bad loans, assets from banks as planned
    •  (13/11 15:35)
  • Report: World economy will further slide
    •  (13/11 15:33)
  • Crude oil down 5% on gloomy demand forecast
    •  (13/11 15:31)
  • WTO chief warns trade finance situation deteriorating
    •  (13/11 15:25)
  • Indonesia's car sales down in October
    •  (12/11 16:59)
  • New Zealand financial system bearing up: central bank
    •  (12/11 16:59)
  • State thinktank expects S. Korean economy to grow 3.3 pct in 2009
    •  (12/11 16:58)
  • S. Korea's jobless rate remains at 3 pct in October
    •  (12/11 16:56)
  • Brazil's mining giant to adjust iron-ore supply in face of financial crisis
    •  (12/11 16:54)
  • China's actual use of overseas capital up 35 pct in past ten months
    •  (12/11 16:53)
  • China retail sales growth slows to 22 pct in October
    •  (12/11 16:52)
  • World Bank slashes growth forecast amid global financial crisis
    •  (12/11 10:57)
  • British firms to cut jobs amid economic downturn
    •  (12/11 10:54)
  • EU trade chief says Doha deal possible within weeks
    •  (12/11 10:50)
  • Crude oil settles below US$60
    •  (12/11 10:26)
  • World markets buoyed by massive Chinese stimulus plan
    •  (11/11 15:20)
  • Interview: APEC meeting to further develop China-Latin American economic links
    •  (11/11 14:57)
  • Motorola sells software center to Satyam in Malaysia
    •  (11/11 14:47)
  • S. Korea to raise power, gas prices this week
    •  (11/11 14:42)
  • Fannie loses $29 bln in third quarter
    •  (11/11 14:38)
  • Chinese shares jump 7.27% boosted by economy stimulus package
    •  (11/11 10:11)
     
     
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    A shopper passes a window display at the high-end bag maker Coach along Fifth Avenue in New York yesterday. Retail stores in the United States may be much less crowded this holiday season, as one research firm, ShopperTrak, sees foot traffic sliding a record 9.9 percent as potential consumers suffer from the weak economy and low consumer confidence.—Xinhua/Reuters