World
- - Citigroup Q4 Loss Narrows to US$7.58 Bln
- - Eurogroup Chairman Calls for Single Seat at G20
- - Obama Proposes Fee on Major Financial Firms
- - Asia Recovers Fast But Not Likely to Reach Pre-crisis Highs
- - EU Incoming Trade Commissioner Say No to Carbon Tariffs
- - World Carmakers Battle for Green Leadership
- - Investors from E China's Wenzhou Head to Dubai for Property Bargains
- - GM Hopes to Be Profitable in 2010
- - Dubai Financial Market Fails to Sustain New Year's Momentum
- - US Banking Regulators Warn of Interest Rate Risk
- - Denmark Cuts Key Lending Rate by 0.05%
- - UAE Added to 'at Risk' Debt List for 2010
- - US Online Holiday Sales Increase 4%
- - US Imposes Duties on Imports of Wire Decking from China
- - Indonesia Sets 2010 Industrial Stimulus at US$134.7 Mln
- - Houses Built on Sand Burn Chinese Investors
- - ADB Economist: Concerted Exit Strategy' Worldwide Essential to Global Recovery
- - Bangladesh Economy Shows Its Mettle in 2009 amid Global Recession
- - Singapore's Economy Contracts 2.1% in 2009
- - Cambodia Sees China-ASEAN FTA to Boost Regional Growth
- - Tough Year Forecast for British Firms by Leading Business Group
- - French Economy Sees 0.3% Growth in Q3
- - Indonesia's Full-year Inflation to Fall Below 4%
- - S Korea to Hold 5 High-level Meetings at G20 Next Year
- - Economic Uncertainty Clouds Prospects for British House Prices in 2010
- - Stimulus Policy to Boost France's 2009 Car Sales by 10%
- - Singapore Extends Financing Schemes for Small Businesses
- - Indonesian President Says to Cut Unemployment to 5%, Poverty to 8% in 2014
- - Chinese Businesspeople in UAE Upbeat About Dubai's Future Development
- - China-ASEAN FTA to Enhance China-Malaysia Ties