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-	China, U.S. Prepare for New Landmark Talks
-	Britain's Millionaire Club Shrinks During Recession
-	Deal Reached for Magna to Take Over Opel
-	U.S. Treasury Chief Starts China Visit
-	GM to Build Small Cars in U.S.
-	U.S. Gov't to Own 72.5% of GM
-	China, Brazil Vow to Boost Partnership
-	Associated Press Offers Buyouts to Staff
-	Chrysler Plans to Close 789 Dealerships
-	China Calls for Joint Efforts With EU Against Protectionism
-	EU, China to Hold High-level Economic, Trade Talks
-	Chinese, U.S. Presidents Talk Over Phone
-	EU Plays Down Need for Further Stimulus Amid Shrink Forecasts
-	Obama Administration Announces Int'l Tax Law Reforms to Close Loopholes
-	Oil Rises to Five-month High on Economic Optimism
-	Fiat in Talks About a Takeover of GM's Opel Unit
-	ASEAN+3 Finalize Details of Regional Reserve Pool
-	U.S. Economy Shrinks at 6.1% Pace in First Quarter
-	Market Responses Vary Over Swine Flu Scare
-	Dollar Mostly Higher on Swine Flu Worries
-	Fears of Swine Flu Drag Wall Street
-	Zoellick: Developing Countries Are Getting Their Due
-	Britain Warned of Deeper Economic Downturn
-	European Economy Still Deep in Recession
-	Global Financial Crisis Underscores Need for IMF Reform
-	World Bank to Invest $45 Bln in Infrastructure
-	Obama Vows to Push for Credit Card Reform
-	IMF Chief Says Global Crisis Far From Over
-	Microsoft Reports Record Drop in Quarterly Sales
-	Geithner: U.S. Needs the Rest of the World Economy to Recover
-	More Homes Slipping Toward Foreclosures in Los Angeles
-	IMF:Global Economy in 'Severe Recession'
-	GM to Shut Most U.S. Plants Up to 9 Weeks
-	Freddie Mac's Senior Official Found Dead
-	IMF: No Quick Fix to Deteriorating Financial System
-	GM to Lay Off 1600 White-collar Workers
-	Former U.S. Presidential Economic Adviser: Worst of Financial Crisis Is Over
-	Wall Street Tumbles After Six-week Rally
-	China: Key Currency Countries Need Watching
-	China Demands Bigger Say in Setting Commodity Prices
-	Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference Ends in China
-	U.S. New Home Construction Falls 10.8% in March
-	U.S. Says No Major Trading Partner Manipulating Exchange Rate
-	Auto-industry Expert Sees Bankruptcy for GM, Chrysler More Likely
-	World Bank Forecasts China Recovery This Year

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