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reporting that the materials used in the bombs that went off on tuesday are similar to those that went off in attacks against diplomat diploma diplomats. bangkok says an iranian man threw grenades as he tried to flee only injuring themselves. he is facing criminal charges. the iranian government denies any link to the bombings. chinas presumptive leader in waiting says he wants the u.s. and china to work together to find a better trade balance. xi jinping met with president obama in ...

people were killed and 30 wounded when a car bomb was blown up at an outdoor village market, 75 kilometers north of bagdad. in a separate incident, seven people were killed when a gunman struck a town. when he meets with the eu foreign ministers thursday, hague shutdown the embassy and expelled diplomats in response to an attack on demonstrators on tuesday. he says iran should be ashamed of failing to protect britains interest. today is the 24th annual world aids day. people, organiz...

Underlying frustration of many. for them, big developers represent everything thats wrong with the balance of power in hong kong. in a recent survey from the university of hong kong, 17% of those questioned said they felt angry about the state of hong kong society. >> i see there is a desire amongst ordinary hong kong people to understand about why property developers make so much money here. and people are asking questions like how much taxes are they really paying? so i think this sense of the...

>> mr. prime minister, one thing you said right when you got here, were too pessimistic. you have a great world view of the banking system. americans think their banks without a doubt are by far the worse and we really handled the crisis poorly and were in bad shape. from your perspective, thats not true? >> european banks are properly capitalized and others to be properly capitalized. the demands on banks have to be higher because of risks entailed by you and me because of failure of the banks....

Barriers put on those commodities. rami, thank you very much. one of beijings biggest property developers says the wave of the future is shopping malls. coming up, well be talking to the ceo of sogo china. and the speculation.

Its benchmark up 0 .50% to $11.75. analysts warn rates that higher growth could have a stifling effect on growth. now, nations around the world are scrambling to find and freeze libyas assets. coming up, why locating them is turn ought to be such a challenge. plus, well be talking to the ceo of one of chinas most successful property developers about where it plans to focus its upcoming investments and why, just ahead. [ man ] my retirement savings have places to go. [ male announcer ] plans....

Its a city thats really boom over the past 20 years and a lot of money have been made by property developers. president mubarak -- former president mubarak is alleged to have been involved in some of those enterprises. a close friend of his, for example, built the hotel right next door to the villas that mubarak is live manage today. so thats why those rumors are circulating. what hes doing is not coming out, very hard to tell, very heavy security. >> he went there frequently, he was often this ...

>> yeah. those wall street futures ticking up quite in the last hour or so helping europe there and too late to help asia even though it was a pretty good monday, really, if you look at the nikkei up half of 1%. hong kong down, continued fears of the chinese government doing with the property bubble in china and hurting hong kong property developers, as well. afrart hong kong, it was a fairly good picture across the region this day. just before we go, a quick programming note. you will probably ...

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The top stories on friday, april 22. conflicting interest for japan. spending relief while reigning in debt. grief for u.s. banks over rumors they may have moved the markets. prepare for a surprise in your easter basket this weekend -- the rising price of cocoa. first, a check of the asian markets saw light trading today because hong kong, singapore, and sydney were all closed for the easter holiday. heres how some of the other major markets settled down. the nikkei was flat. a stronger yen ...