World

• - Apple's iPad Sales Kick off in US
• - US Gov't Delays Currency Report
• - Change in Fed Policy Unlikely in the Short Term
• - India Raises Interest Rates by 25 Basic Points
• - Obama Signs Job Bill into Law
• - IMF Chief Calls for More Unity in Fighting Economic Crisis
• - US Senators Ratchet up Pressure on Yuan amid Economic Woes
• - Geithner: US Deficit Unsustainable
• - US Fed Keeps Interest Rate Unchanged
• - Scholar: Yuan 'Not Cause of US Woes'

• - Development Measures Needed in Greece to Fight Debt Crisis
• - US Sets Preliminary Penalties on Chinese Potassium Phosphate Salts
• - S Korea Introduces 1st Commercial Wireless Electric Car
• - Toyota President Asks for Cooperation in Efforts to Overcome Crisis
• - US Imposes Preliminary Anti-dumping Duties on Chinese Carbon Bricks
• - WTO Sees No Tsunami of Trade Protectionism After Financial Crisis
• - Toyota Faces US Senators' Review
• - Chile's Leading Copper Producer Resumes Production After Quake
• - Toyota CEO Apologizes to Chinese Consumers
• - Copper Prices Record Largest Gain in 11 Months Following Chile Quake

• - Toyota Chief's Tears Win Support in Japan
• - Top Chinese Banker to Advise IMF
• - G20 Tourism Ministers' Meeting to Be Held in S Korea
• - Toyoda: 'I'm Deeply Sorry'
• - General Motors Shutting down Hummer
• - Benanke Reaffirms Record-low Interest Policy
• - World Trade Falls by 12% Last Year
• - Japan's Exports Grow 40.9% on Year in January
• - Toyota Apologizes for Handing of Safety Issues in Testimony
• - Obama Hails New Credit Card Rules