The News Review:
- Defense chief: US not to shoot down missile launched by DPRK
- FCUS: G20 Countries Damp Expectations For April 2 Summit
- German Minister Says Parties Interested In GM’s pel: Report
Defense chief: US not to shoot down missile launched by DPRK
Xinhua
Gates told “Fox News Sunday” that the launch was likely to happen soon but the U. military was not prepared to “do anything about it. ” His remarks were made after Timothy Keating who leads the U.
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FCUS: G20 Countries Damp Expectations For April 2 Summit
Wall Street Journal
–>FCUS: G20 Countries Damp Expectations For April 2 Summit ArticleCommentsmore in. Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said on the U. ‘s BBC Television Sunday that it was “never the intention” for the G20 summit to agree a further round of fiscal stimulus. Rudd said all G20 finance ministers signed up earlier this month to continue to support fiscal stimulus as necessary and that the International Monetary Fund should be used to assess what further boost might be needed for.
German Minister Says Parties Interested In GM’s pel: Report
FXBusiness
according to a Reuters report citing the comments of Economy Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg in a German newspaper interview. Guttenberg also downplayed speculation that the government of Chancellor Angela Merkel would have any backstopping role regarding pel saying: “The wish of some interested parties that the government take on the full risk of their investments over a period of many years is simply unacceptable. ” The fate of pel has emerged as a campaign issue for Merkel and other German politicians with the public fearing that a collapse of the automaker could mean the loss of tens of thousands of jobs. GM which has been seeking bridge financing for its operations in Europe sells vehicles in more than 40 European markets and says it had a 9.