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Nov 21

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French Finance Minister Reflects on Economic Crisis

Despite the deepening global financial crisis, France experienced a slight uptick in economic growth during the third quarter. French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde describes her country's situation in an interview with Margaret Warner.

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Nov 14

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Global Leaders Search for Financial Reforms at G-20 Summit

Hoping to rein in the global financial crisis, leaders are convening to hammer out plans to help their ailing markets and economies. Experts assess the challenges they will face in trying to reach meaningful agreements.

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Nov 13

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World’s Oceans Face Problem of Plastic Pollution

Some researchers believe that more than 5 million square miles of the Pacific Ocean has become a soup of plastic confetti. Now, scientists are trying to quantify the problem and are studying how plastic affects fish, marine mammals and birds.

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Nov 13

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New Jobless Claims Nearly Hit Post-Sept. 11 Level

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After skyrocketing in recent months, the number of newly laid-off U.S. workers seeking unemployment benefits jumped last week to the highest level since just after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

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Nov 11

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Global, U.S. Markets Struggle as Worries Persist for Automakers

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Global financial troubles worsened Tuesday as stocks fell in many markets and analysts grew more concerned that the worldwide economic downturn is deepening.

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Nov 10

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China’s Stimulus Package Aims to Boost Economy, Help Avoid Global Recession

Asian and European stocks rose Monday on news of China's $586 billion stimulus plan that aims to restore investors' confidence and shore up markets over the next two years, while sending a message of resolve and financial stability to foreign…

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Nov 06

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Obama’s Election Win Stirs Worldwide Reactions

The 2008 U.S. presidential election drew strong interest overseas and Barack Obama's victory stirred reactions around the world. Simon Marks offers insight on the global thoughts on, and expectations for, the Obama administration.

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Oct 29

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For Ninth Time in a Year, Fed Chops Key Rate Again to 1 Percent

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As expected, the Federal Reserve slashed a key interest rate Wednesday afternoon by half a percentage point as it seeks to revive an economy hit by a long list of maladies stemming from the most severe financial crisis in decades.

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Oct 22

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India Launches First Mission to the Moon

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India successfully launched its first mission to the moon Wednesday, an unmanned orbiter that will map the moon's surface and look for signs of water, ice and useful minerals.

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Sep 30

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China Detains 22 People Over Contaminated Milk

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The Chinese government has said it detained 22 people suspected of operating an underground network that added the industrial chemical melamine to milk. The contamination has sickened more than 50,000 children in China.

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