Top News Wen: RMB yet to become int'l currency Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said it still takes time for Renminbi (RMB), the Chinese currency, to fully become an international currency. Investment growth continues in Kunming BOC signals continued liquidity Innovation key word at 2009 Summer Davos Tianjin gala boosts chances of hosting next Summer Davos

Backgrounder The "Summer Davos" meeting in Dalian, People's Republic of China, will bring together over 1,300 industry, government and thought leaders to debate and define the course needed to relaunch growth. Summer Davos 2009 Agenda What is "green economy" Who will participate

Hot Issues Innovation key word at 2009 Summer Davos Wen: RMB yet to become int'l currency Egypt looks to China to make up FDI shortfall Thailand mulls RMB currency swap system Global challenges in spotlight at third WEF Wen: Forum should serve 'both rich and poor'

China's Growth Investment growth continues in Kunming China's economic stimulus measures win global applauses Luxury autos racing toward bright future China on road to low carbon technologies China's bank loans to see steady growth in H2: BOC China assures world on stimulus efforts

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World Recovery Finland's economy expected to turn to grow this year Survey: Opportunity still abundant in Asia CBRC: Greed at root of global banking woes Kingpin of economic recovery Brazil warns over dangers of complacency in trade   Opinions China's stimulus moves conducive to world Narrowing the trust deficit Let's hope China leads the new green revolution Economist: Too early to end stimulus plans in China Danieli: 'Talent pool' decisive factor

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