World leaders relaunch G20 as top economic forum

The Guardian by Richard Wray | Sep. 25, 2009 (News Report)

G20 leaders will today agree plans to reshape the world economy and give more say to developing nations such as China, India and Brazil when they conclude their summit in Pittsburgh. Full Story »

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