Warming's impacts sped up, worsened since Kyoto

Newspaper circulation may be worse than it looks

SAN FRANCISCO - While U.S. newspapers are losing subscribers at a staggering rate, a few dailies stand out because their circulation is rising.

RPT-Wall St Week Ahead-Stocks may sputter with Black Friday eyed

(Repeating item that initially ran on Friday)

Indian PM says no substitute for US dollar-CNN

NEW DELHI, NOV. 22 (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Sunday there was no substitute to the U.S. dollar for replacement as the global reserve currency.

CORRECTED - India Tata Tele to bill roaming calls per second

(Corrects headline to 'calls per second' from 'calls per minute', corrects currency conversion in paragraph 3)

MIDEAST STOCKS-UAE tumbles; rising dollar, global markets weigh

By Matt Smith

MOVES-Emirates NBD replaces board member Al Futtaim

DUBAI, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Emirates NBD <ENBD.DU>, the biggest lender in the United Arab Emirates, said on Sunday it replaced one of its directors who failed to attend three consecutive board meetings without a valid reason.

Qatar-Bahrain causeway construction to start in Q1

* Construction to start in Q1, a delay of one year

China growth faces currency dilemma-thinktank economist

BEIJING, Nov 22 (Reuters) - International pressure on China to lift the value of its yuan against the dollar could stoke risks to growth in 2010, an economist at a top state thinktank has said, warning of a deepening dilemma facing currency policy.

China could grow 10 pct in fourth quarter: report

BEIJING (AFP) - - China's economy could grow by over 10 percent in the fourth quarter of 2009 spurred by massive investment and rising consumption, the state press said Sunday, citing a top government think tank.