Today on Reuters (1/5)
Wary of deflation
As global interest rates fall, central bankers weigh the bleak prospect of deflation as they try to stave off the damages of a recession. Full Article
Obama cabinet taking shape
Sen. Hillary Clinton is on track to be named secretary of state and retired Gen. James Jones emerges as a top contender for White House national security adviser. Full Article
Auto bailout ultimatum
Democrats seeking to salvage a bailout of the Big Three automakers, are demanding executives provide a business survival plan in exchange for their support of up to $25 billion. Full Article | Full Coverage
On the trail of pirates
Dozens of Somali Islamist insurgents stormed a port in the hunt for pirates behind the seizure of a Saudi supertanker that was the world's biggest hijack. Full Article | Video
Tibet's "Middle Way"
Tibetan exiles have failed to find a viable alternative to the Dalai Lama's "Middle Way" approach to China, and admit they can do little more than hope for a softening in Beijing's stance. Full Article
media and technology
Betting on a holiday Storm
Released today, Verizon Wireless is betting on the new BlackBerry Storm for the all-important holiday season, hoping the highly anticipated smartphone can compete against the iPhone. Full Article
The Great Debate (1/4)
Fighting deflation globally ain’t easy
With the U.S., Japan and Britain -- nearly 40 percent of the global economy -- facing the threat of deflation, it's going to be just too easy for one, two or all three of them to get the policy response horribly wrong, writes James Saft. Commentary
Don’t junk the auto industry
The auto industry is everyone’s favorite whipping boy, and its problems have been growing for decades, but we cannot blithely accept its failure as somehow inevitable or deserved, writes Eugene Ludwig. Commentary
Petrodollar drought blow to banks
Banks in Europe and Britain, and their unfortunate would-be borrowers, face another blow as plunging oil prices tighten the spigot of petrodollar deposits, writes James Saft. Commentary
Biofuels run into trouble
Despite a promising start, the U.S. experiment with renewable fuels is facing serious challenges next year, intensifying existing pressures on ethanol distillers and farmers, writes John Kemp. Commentary
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Crisis in Credit
Follow the financial crisis using our interactive video timeline. Track the global impact on our interactive map. Full Coverage
A million years of nuclear planning
Columnist Bernd Debusmann asks if the EPA is engaging in scientific fantasy by setting impossible hurdles over nuclear waste. Commentary
Consumer Credit
The mortgage-inspired crisis infecting markets may be followed by even bigger problems borne out of growing credit card debt. Take a closer look. Full Coverage
Displaced in the Congo
The faces of those affected by recent violence in Democratic Republic of Congo, which has forced thousands to flee their homes.
Paulson on defense
Nov. 20 - Treasury Secretary Paulson defended his response to the financial crisis and said the government had all the necessary tools to prevent a collapse Play Video
