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Six babies may have died from tainted milk in 0133 - 3 hours ago - BEIJING China's Health Ministry said six babies may have died after consuming tainted milk powder, up from a previous official toll of three, and announced a six-fold increase in its tally of infants sickened in the scandal to nearly 0133 : Post-Bulletin

Chinese shares close down 0.26 percent - 1 hour ago - SHANGHAI Chinese shares closed down 0.26 percent on Tuesday following an overnight fall on Wall Street and worries over a further decline in China s economy, dealers said. Investors saw no new incentives because they had already priced in 0133 : Daily Times

Report 11 Chinese pupils killed by carbon monoxide - 2 hours ago - BEIJING, China CNN Eleven schoolgirls in northwest China's Shaanxi province died from carbon monoxide poisoning after they used a school-provided charcoal heater to warm their dorm room, China's state-run Xinhua news agency reported 0133 : CNN

Developing nations seek cash in U.N. warming fight - 4 hours ago - POZNAN, Poland, Dec 2 Reuters - Developing nations urged rich nations at U.N climate talks on Tuesday to raise aid despite the financial crisis to help the poor cope with global warming and safeguard tropical forests. The U.N.'s top 0133 : Reuters AlertNet

Nikkei expected to rise but gains likely limited - 1 hour ago - TOKYO Reuters - Japan's Nikkei average is set to rise on Wednesday, with bargain hunting of beaten-down exporters like Sony Corp 6758.T Quote , Profile , Research , Stock Buzz in the wake of Wall Street gains, though rises will likely 0133 : Reuters

Ex-bad boy China praised at climate talks - 24 minutes ago - POZNAN, Poland AP - Once global warming's bad boy, China is now winning praise for its upbeat role in climate talks, a turnaround perhaps brought on by the effects of carbon emissions on its choking cities, shrinking water resources and 0133 : PR Inside

China, India Looking More Third World' Again William Pesek - 1 hour ago - Dec. 3 Bloomberg Investors in China and India might be excused for feeling a bit of whiplash these days. Three months ago, Asia's two nascent superpowers were said to be immune from the credit crisis gripping developed nations. More 0133 : Bloomberg

Paulson urges China to keep currency reforms - 53 minutes ago - WASHINGTON - Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, preparing for his final round of economic talks with China, said Tuesday that Beijing must keep letting its currency rise in value against the dollar to help ease trade tensions with the United 0133 : MSNBC