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  1. Dubai World to address investors: Dubai World will address investors to try and explain Wednesday’s announcement ... http://bit.ly/60rw0E
  2. AIG and Greenberg settle dispute: AIG and Hank Greenberg have agreed to settle all the remaining lawsuits between t... http://bit.ly/7au8px
  3. Airlines balk at Brussels rescue fund plan: European airlines criticise moves to force the industry to set up a com... http://bit.ly/7ONvMc
  4. Speculators smell chance with China garlic: World’s largest producer of the pungent bulbs have seen wholesale pri... http://bit.ly/4UYVKF
  5. Moderates face heavy pressure on health bill: A handful of Democrats will be on the frontline of Senate debate on t... http://bit.ly/4ZThSJ
  6. US data offer hope for growth: Consumer spending rise faster than incomes as Americans shrug off unemployment fears... http://bit.ly/7ZkEuA
  7. Gold hits new peak as dollar edges lower: Global Markets Overview: Another high for gold as bullion looks like bein... http://bit.ly/5uoTkq
  8. Obama to reveal Afghan surge numbers: US President Barack Obama is widely expected to announce next week that he fa... http://bit.ly/5IRo5l
  9. Whitehall heard ‘drumbeats’ of Iraq war: Britain’s official inquiry into the Iraq war opened in London with s... http://bit.ly/8TWCqk
  10. FDIC rescue fund slides into the red: The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation said that its main rescue fund had ... http://bit.ly/8p1Ca8
  11. US GDP growth revised down to 2.8%: The US economy grew at a revised rate of 2.8 per cent in the third quarter, as... http://bit.ly/07Dbq22
  12. Bank bailed out RBS and HBOS: The Bank of England extended billions of pounds in emergency finance to RBS and to wh... http://bit.ly/4Ghyh2
  13. Sharp fall in Chinese stocks as dollar firms: Global Markets Overview: European stock markets struggled to make hea... http://bit.ly/5HzMmL
  14. S&P raises fears over health of some banks: A study by Standard & Poor’s, one of the world’s leading credit ra... http://bit.ly/07H1FJv
  15. E-mail tirade boosts climate sceptics’ cause: Messages sent to and from climate change experts appear to show the... http://bit.ly/7ozM2K
  16. China derivatives hit banks: China’s regulatory moves are in stark contrast to the slow pace of reform in derivat... http://bit.ly/6qdIan
  17. JPMorgan hires Linklaters lawyer for China: The US financial services group hires one of Asia’s leading corporat... http://bit.ly/071UGAN
  18. Gold hits fresh high amid rising political tension: Global Markets Overview: Softness in the dollar and raised geop... http://bit.ly/6uhzPG
  19. Coca-Cola plans agressive expansion in China: Coca-Cola, the world’s largest soft drinks company, is planning to ... http://bit.ly/8L3s41
  20. Microsoft and News Corp eye web pact: Microsoft has had discussions with News Corp over a plan that would involve t... http://bit.ly/6NPOfv