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AFP - 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.

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Reuters - Sears Holdings Corp reported a wider-than-expected quarterly loss on Tuesday as the weak economy hurt sales, but announced that it was closing underperforming stores and its shares rose 16 percent.

AFP - Delta Air Lines, the new number-one US airline, said Tuesday it would reduce capacity by six to eight percent next year to cope with the global economic slowdown and falling passenger demand.

AP - The Federal Reserve has extended the life of key programs aimed at busting through credit clogs and restoring stability to financial markets.

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AP - European Union finance ministers on Tuesday endorsed a public spending plan that would pump euro200 billion ($252 billion) over two years to boost an economy that has fallen into recession.

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