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  • So near, yet so far
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  • EU summit starts in Brussels
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  • Direct US stake in banks fails to lift market confidence
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  • S. Korea's economy to expand 3.6 pct in 2009: think tank
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  • Most Americans want stricter regulation of financial market
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  • HKSAR to introduce legislation on statutory minimum wage
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  • Philippine president says World Bank pledges US$10 bln for ASEAN
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  • Japan's central bank drains 2.2 trillion yen from market
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  • China shares decline 1.12 pct, benchmark index drops below 2,000
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  • Mainland official calls for cross-Strait joint efforts to weather financial crisis
    •  (15/10 17:28)
  • British PM proposes establishment of new international financial system
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  • Consultants: China economy to remain strong amid global financial turmoil
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  • Barroso calls for EU unity in tackling financial crisis
    •  (15/10 10:15)
  • Wall Street falls after record surge
    •  (15/10 10:14)
  • Nothing escapes this camera
    •  (15/10 10:12)
  • Bush announces new plan to buy bank shares
    •  (15/10 09:42)
  • China airs resolve to keep economy in good shape
    •  (15/10 09:26)
  • India's two largest private airlines join hands
    •  (14/10 17:16)
  • S. Korea's import prices gain 2.3 pct in September
    •  (14/10 17:16)
  • HK suspends German poultry import applications
    •  (14/10 17:16)
  • Macau to discipline financial institutions if misconduct found in minibonds sale
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  • China, DPRK to boost economic, trade cooperation
    •  (14/10 17:15)
  • APEC experts vow to boost telecommunication services, networks for anti-disaster response
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  • Shanghai Pudong Bank forecast 150 pct profit growth in first three quarters
    •  (14/10 17:13)
  • Chinese shares up 1.21 pct in morning session
    •  (14/10 17:13)
  • UK injects 37 bn pounds into major banks
    •  (14/10 10:14)
  • Crude prices rebound above US$80 on rescue packages
    •  (14/10 10:13)
  • European countries announce ambitious bank rescue plans
    •  (14/10 10:10)
  • Robot on the run
    •  (14/10 10:07)
  • Wall Street sees record one-day-surge after deep losses
    •  (14/10 09:42)
  • Worse economic conditions expected in New Zealand: poll
    •  (13/10 17:01)
  • Three banks join New Zealand government's guarantee scheme
    •  (13/10 17:01)
  • Chile financially prepared to face global crisis: president
    •  (13/10 17:00)
  • Singapore central bank ensures stability of financial system
    •  (13/10 17:00)
  • New Zealand finance minister says no sign of risk to banks
    •  (13/10 16:59)
  • Philippine president appeals for ASEAN meeting on economic slowdown
    •  (13/10 16:59)
  • Chinese shares plummet 3.44 pct in morning session
    •  (13/10 16:58)
  • Swiss Bankers Association sees no crisis in Switzerland
    •  (13/10 10:16)
  • Merkel insists on national measures to tackle financial crisis
    •  (13/10 10:15)
  • Developing countries could suffer serious consequences of financial crisis
    •  (13/10 10:14)
     
     
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    Emmanuelle Baron looks at the“Employment”newspaper in Paris on Tuesday. France’s unemployment rate increased for the first time in more than two years in the third quarter as companies cut staff to weather the global economic slowdown.