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Six babies may have died from tainted milk in 0133 - 2 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

Paulson urges Chinese to continue currency reforms - 2 hours ago - WASHINGTON Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said China must continue allowing its currency to rise in value against the dollar as part of reforms to address trade tensions with the United States. Paulson praised the Chinese for allowing 0133 : News 8 Austin

Aussies caught in Mumbai attacks - 11/26/2008 - Two Australians have been injured after gunmen opened fire and set off explosions at luxury hotels and other sites in the Indian city of Mumbai. Are you in Mumbai? Do you know anyone who is there? Contact 9Newswatch here At least 80 people 0133 : ninemsn

On Religion - 1 hour ago - In Washington today, politicians too often just stand their ground. Liberal strategist Bob Beckel and conservative columnist Cal Thomas provide a better model. To report corrections and clarifications, contact Reader Editor Brent Jones at 1 0133 : USA Today Blogs

World markets close mostly higher on US rally - 1 hour ago - Japanese men make their way past an electric market board in central Tokyo, Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2008. Japan's Nikkei stock index tumbled more than 5 percent in early trade Tuesday following massive losses on Wall Street amid growing gloom over 0133 : Washington Post

US Treasury chief reminds China about currency flexibility - 1 hour ago - US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson urged China Tuesday to keep its currency flexible and to wean itself from export-led growth in its bid to achieve balanced economic expansion despite global financial turmoil. Now is an opportunity for 0133 : Raw Story

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

China property slump threatens global economy - 1 hour ago - Construction of homes, offices and factories fell at least 16.6 per cent in October after rising 32.5 per cent a year earlier, according to Macquarie Securities Ltd. That's squeezing an economy already slowed by recessions in the US, Japan 0133 : Business Standard