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| APEC leaders say no to protectionism, yes to Doha
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AP - Leaders who oversee half the world's economy pledged Saturday to avoid protectionism but shied away from any new proposals on the financial crisis because of somebody who wasn't there: U.S. President-elect Barack Obama.
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| GM says board doesn't see bankruptcy as option
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AP - General Motors Corp.'s board of directors does not consider bankruptcy protection a viable option to solve the company's financial troubles, but it has discussed Chapter 11 because it has a legal duty to do so, a spokesman said Saturday.
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| Slump in Europe spreads wider
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AFP - The global economic slump has already hit the European auto, chemical and transport sectors, and it looks like the list will soon get longer.
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