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| EU Likely to Extend Shoe Duties The EU is likely to extend controversial duties on shoes imported from China and Vietnam, after three member states backed away from a threat to block the extension. online.wsj.com |
Outside Climate Talks, Protesters March on the Hall Demonstrators called for radical measures to curb global warming and sought to enter the conference center to hold a “people’s assembly.” feeds.nytimes.com |
World's Factories Rebound U.S. manufacturing expanded in December at its fastest pace in more than three years. Surveys in Asia and Europe also showed expansion quickening. online.wsj.com |
China to Control Credit Growth As China signaled a further tightening of controls on lending growth, Bank of China is taking steps to rein in loans. online.wsj.com |
Obama's speech to tout plans to energize economy WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama will try to pivot past rocky times for the nation and himself Wednesday night in his first State of the Union address, offering a skeptical public repackaged plans to energize the economy, stem a tide of red ink and strengthen anti-terror defenses.... hosted.ap.org |