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A judge ordered the former president of Taiwan detained Wednesday on corruption charges. The ruling came hours after President Chen Shui-bian was taken to a hospital for a possible injury he sustained earlier en route to the court building. (Nov. 11)

Wall Street got another dose of painful reality Tuesday, with stocks falling sharply as investors recognized that few industries are safe from the consumer spending slump. (Nov. 11)

Investing in Commodities and Latin America Amid Argentine Default Concerns - Interview with Jane Eddy of S&P, Featuring Charles Calomiris of Columbia University

Top Story: Test finds Japanese food products tainted with chemicals Death toll rises to 7 in worst Tibet snowstorm on record Former Beijing court president given suspended death sentence for bribery 10 stand trial for 'money grows on trees' scam First foreign-funded crop research center opens in China Chinese women's congress elects new executive council China tax breaks to spur economic development, trade in border areas China hopes for step-by-step progress of low carbon economy Baidu aims high for own on-line shopping website Guangdong's toy export industry stable amid global recession Deposits in Macao banks drop 0.6% in August

Dislocation in the Global Markets - Analysis and Discussion with Benedikt Germanier of UBS; Trichet Says ECB May Cut Rates Next Week

According to Eurekahedge, Hedge Fund 3Q Returns Down Nearly 8%; $31 Billion Pulled From Hedge Funds in September

Cameron attacks Brown's record of Economic Management; Osborne has argued, amid bipartisan support for rescue plan, that Brown partly; Latest polls show the conservative party lead over labour has halved in the past; Analysis by George Osborne MP of Shadow Chancellor

Author of 'Hope, Not Fear'

Author of 'Hope, Not Fear'

Top Story: China, Pakistan sign 10-plus deals as Zardari makes first Beijing trip Greenpeace: Climate change threatens China's food safety China political advisors meet to discuss rural reform Reparation law revision to go to top legislature 5,800 Chinese infants still in hospital due to toxic milk China subsidizes dairy farmers 180 mln yuan Asia share prices down following U.S. trend China Netcom, China Unicom merger completed, biggest in country's history Top China legislature set to discuss finance macro control Hong Kong stocks open down 6.85% China's state companies told to hedge overseas futures trasactions

Australia PM Rudd says he will work with APPRA on executive salaries; Press expects RBA to cut key rates by 50 basis points between Nov and Dec; Analysis by Matthew Press of First Prudential Markets Senior Design

Analysis by Minky Worden, Media Director of Human Rights Watch

Under-fire Prime Minister Gordon Brown raises a smile as he jokes about being on a power list

Major Economies Heading Into Recession; All Eighteen Industry Groups Falling

Live! From Georgetown Law Center in Washington, D.C.: Former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan Speaks on Economic Concerns

The European Union has banned imports of baby food containing Chinese milk. Meanwhile, a toxic chemical that's been found in China's dairy supplies are also turning up in candy and other Chinese goods. (Sept. 25)

Prime Minister of Denmark Rings Closing Bell; Dow Jones Industrial and S Volume Remains Low as Paulson/Bernanke Testimony on Capitol Hill Continues; Warren Buffett Investing in Goldman Sachs

Interview with U.S. Trade Representative Susan Schwab

Shimon Peres Appoints Tzipi Livni as Israel's New Prime Minister, Gives Her Forty-Two Days to Put Together a Coalition Government; African National Congress President Resigns After Constant Pressure, Interim President Will Be Named "At Appropriate Moment"; Senators Ted Kennedy, Patrick Leahy, and Oren Hatch, as Well as Colin Powell May Testify at Stevens Trial

North Korea has stopped disabling its nuclear reactor in Yongbyon and is now undertaking "thorough preparations" to restart it. (Sept. 19)

Zimbabwe's prime minister-designate said Tuesday he does not trust longtime ruler Robert Mugabe but believes he is committed to their new power-sharing deal. The African nation has been battling economic and political crises. (Sept. 16)

Analysis and Discussion with William O'Neill of Logic Advisors

Hurricane Ike Leaves Most of City Without Power, Including 2.2 Million Homes in Galveston Area; Obama Calls Lehman Bankruptcy "Greatest Financial Crisis Since Great Depression", Blames Crisis on Bush Economic Policies; Obama Campaign Raises $66 Million, McCain Raises $47 Million; Iran Blocking Attempts at Investigation Regarding Supposed Nuclear Weapons Program;

Roundtable Discussion with Jerry Castellini of CastleArk Management and Stephen Schork of The Schork Report

Obama in Michigan, Biden in Wisconsin, Clinton in Florida to Campaign for Obama/Biden; McCain and Palin in Missouri; USA Today-Gallup Poll Gives McCain Edge Over Obama 50% to 46%, Palin Influence Helping Cause; Sarkozy Warns Medvedev of EU Nations are United Over Georgia Conflict, Presses Ceasefire Terms of Agreement to Commence as Planned; Hurricane Ike Hits Coast of Cuba, Kills 47 in Haiti

Here's the latest news for Saturday, Sept. 6: Tropical Storm Hanna comes ashore in the Carolinas; Pakistan has a new president; Feds may bail out troubled mortgage giants; Bodies gain paint in Venezuela.

Vice President Dick Cheney met with Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko Friday. Her aides say the two discussed regional security and stability. (Sept. 5)

Japan's former PM Koizumi and Agriculture Minister visit War Shrine; Japan's influence in international politics will weaken, Cook says; Japan's Economy and politics are paralized post-Koizumi era, Cook says; Analysis with Malcolm Cook, Lowy Institute Program Director

Confusion and consternation reigned at the end of three days of power-sharing talks for Zimbabwe on Tuesday after reports circulated that President Robert Mugabe and a breakaway opposition leader had agreed on a power-sharing deal. (Aug. 12)