An economic model changes for journalism, the Chinese seek action on American debt and the plummeting Pound, some of the items of note for Sunday.
Globe and Mail-- Commercial real estate bounces back
Globe and Mail-- Bankrupt companies, pension promises destroyed
National Post-- Oil sands get ‘disproportionate’ bad reputation: Gary Doer
New York Times-- In Dollar’s Fall, Upside for U.S. Exports
New York Times-- A Newsroom Subsidized? Minds Reel
New York Times-- Foreclosures Force Ex-Homeowners to Turn to Shelters
Times online UK-- China gets tough over America’s ballooning debt
Times online UK-- Job market lift will keep unemployed below 3m
Guardian online UK-- Britain's real jobless total 'more than 3m' says new report
Guardian online UK-- Rescued bank's traders scoop £1.8bn bonuses
Telegraph UK online-- A sterling crash is a godsend
Telegraph UK online-- Deflation lurks in the shadows as pay increases continue to shrivel
Victoria Herald Sun-- Saved by our 'Die Hard' economy
People's Daily on line-- Beijing forum highlights poverty reduction
People's Daily on line-- Chinese vice premier urges smooth progress of new rural pension pilot program
The Times of India-- Cautious optimism to prevail in mkt till next Diwali: Analysts
The Times of India-- Dull Diwali on Dalal Street
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