World

• - Obama's Bank Reform Plan Draws Mixed Reactions
• - World Leaders Wrap up Davos Discussions on Global Issues
• - Singapore, Costa Rica Concludes FTA Negotiations
• - Samsung Electronics Reports Quarterly Record in Q4 Earnings
• - Davos Leaders Call for Exit Strategies, But Urge Caution
• - Microsoft's Quarterly Profit Surges 60%
• - Putin Says Russia Capable of Rapid Recovery in Economy and Finance
• - Malaysia Central Bank: Malaysia's Interest Rates Stable
• - G20 Countries Urged to Coordinate for Sustainable, Balanced Growth
• - ECLAC Analyzes Challenges of Fiscal Policy After Crisis

• - Philippine to Slow down Stimulus Program on Possible Inflation Trend
• - Thailand's 2010 Exports Estimated to Grow 14% Year on Year
• - WEF Sees Financing Gap of US$350 Bln for Clean Energy
• - Apple Introduces New US$499 iPad Tablet Computer
• - Quotable Quotes of the Day at Davos
• - French President Calls for 'New Bretton Woods'
• - Davos Forum Debates Financial Reforms, Economic Recovery
• - GM to Sell Saab to Dutch Automaker Spyker
• - IMF Revises up Global Forecast to 3.9% for 2010
• - GM to Name Whitacre Permanent CEO

• - Germany to Host Int'l Meeting for Financial Regulation Before G20
• - Eurozone Industrial Orders Recover in November
• - S Korea Announces Detailed Plan for G20 Meetings
• - Obama Proposes New Limits on Banks
• - US Launches Trade Probe Against Chinese Drill Pipe
• - Google's Quarterly Sales Increase 17%
• - US Banks Show Vague Signs of Life
• - World's FDI Declines by Almost 40% in 2009
• - JAL Files for Bankruptcy Protection
• - US Fed Chief Asks Congress to Review AIG Bailout