| Wall Street Journal. Europe 2005 James T. Areddy |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 2% solution: China lets yuan rise vs. dollar, easing trading tensions slightly. | Business, international | James T. Areddy, Michael M. Phillips, Andrew Browne, Mary Kissel |
| As China rises, sinking stocks spark middle-class protests.(securities)(includes "Logging Indicator" statistical table) | Business, international | Peter Wonacott, James T. Areddy |
| China's Central Bank provides glimpse into new Yuan policy.(currency)(economy)(People's Bank of China) | Business, international | James T. Areddy |
| China's GDP exceeds Italy, nudges France.(gross domestic product)(economy) | Business, international | Jason Dean, James T. Areddy |
| China to drain cash from banking system.(economy)(Yuan) | Business, international | James T. Areddy |
| Nike switches China ad account to Wieden in blow to WPP Unit.(athletic shoes)(United States)(includes Stock Quotes statistical table) | Business, international | James T. Areddy |
| To boost tax take, China offers rewards on 'Happy Draw'.(game show)(economy) | Business, international | James T. Areddy |
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