World

• - Great Benefit for US from Sino-US Trade Co-op
• - BYD Presents Green Vision in US
• - Laos-China High-speed Link Stimulates Cement Demand in Laos
• - Survey: 1/3 Estonians Drop Old Currency
• - No Retreat for Euro
• - Brazil Sets Conditions on China's Toy Story
• - European Trade Expert: China's Trade Surplus Exaggerated
• - TCM Herbs Prices Surge in Singapore
• - Clean-energy Complaint Is Rejected
• - WTO Rules US Tariff on Chinese Tire Imports

• - OPEC Meeting Leaves Oil Output Unchanged
• - Foreign Banks Boost Expansion in China in Post-crisis Era
• - IMF Postpones Ireland Bailout Loan
• - Airbus Senior Official Accused for Insider Trading
• - Australia Tourism Industry Eyes China
• - Mecoxlane in 3rd Lawsuit from US Investors
• - Internet Giant Aims to Break up
• - Locke: China's Growth Good for US Workers
• - WEF to Implement Global Risk Response Network
• - Euro Will Not Fail

• - Singaporean Consumers Most Optimistic in Region
• - Canada Terminates Review of BHP Billiton's Potash Corp Bid
• - Japan's Economy Grows Annualized 3.9% in Q3
• - Focus on Basics to Foster Growth
• - Beijing: US Needs Good Fiscal Policy
• - Blair: West 'Over-focus' on RMB
• - Uneven Global Recovery and China's Contribution
• - US Told to 'Explain' New Monetary Policy
• - Export Upgrade Urged to Counter US Probes
• - Foreign Input Sought on Next 5-year Plan