| Wall Street Journal. Europe 2005 Neil King Jr |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| China irks U.S. as it uses trade to embellish newfound clout.(United States)(international)(includes "Good Neighbor" statistical table) | Business, international | Peter Wonacott, Neil King Jr. |
| G-8 leaders' attention is diverted to terrorism.(London terrorist bombings, 2005)(Scotland conference)(includes "Prime Minister Tony Blair's statement on the London bombings, made at the G-8 meeting in Scotland") | Business, international | John D. McKinnon, Neil King Jr. |
| Oil battle sets showdown over China.(Cnooc official bid for Unocal)(United States foreign relations)(includes Stock Quotes and "Losing Ground" statistical tables) | Business, international | Jeffrey Ball, Neil King Jr., Greg Hitt |
| Rice seeks U.S.-Europe thaw.(Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice)(Institut d'Etudes Politiques, Paris, France) | Business, international | Marc Champion, Neil King Jr. |
| U.S. takes patient tack on Yuan as China talks are set to open.(United States Department of the Treasury)(currency) | Business, international | Neil King Jr. |
| Zoellick to be named as Rice's deputy.(U.S. Trade Representative Robert Zoellick, Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice) | Business, international | Neil King Jr. |
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