Lumber sees positives in the West, iPad knockoffs appear in China and Greek worries rattle Europe, some of the items of interest on Monday's economic trail.
Globe and Mail-- Ottawa revises growth forecasts upward
Globe and Mail-- West Fraser sees light at end of tunnel
Globe and Mail-- Jazz Air invests in South American airline
National Post-- CN bets recovery is picking up steam
National Post-- Knock-off iPads already on Shenzhen shelves
National Post-- Tourists stranded as Greek sailors protest reforms
New York Times-- Wind Project to Have Big Impact on Industry
New York Times-- Confidence in Greek Debt Sinks Again
New York Times-- Berating the Raters
USA Today-- Economists say recovery looks stronger than expected
USA Today-- U.S. newspaper circulation down 8.7% in latest survey
Guardian UK online-- UK Coal puts merger plans on hold
Guardian UK online-- Standard Chartered warns of bubble in emerging markets
Guardian UK online-- Markets tremble as Angela Merkel plays for time over Greece rescue deal
Times on line -- Germany and France warn Greece to cut deeper to ensure debt support
Times on line-- Liquidity surge threatens Asia credit crunch
Telegraph UK online-- BP oil disaster: banks should learn a thing or two in handling a crisis
Telegraph UK online-- General Election 2010: A conspiracy of silence
Telegraph UK online-- Goldman boss Lloyd Blankfein admits bank should listen to public opinion
Melbourne Herald Sun-- Chinese influence grows with World Bank voting change
Melbourne Herald Sun-- Toyota global sales surge 26.3 per cent, despite recalls
Sydney Daily Telegraph-- Budget 'won't be like Howard's', says Wayne Swan
People's Daily-- Chinese job fair in US tries to woo talent
People's Daily-- China gains clout in World Bank vote shift
China Daily-- Is it too late to enter China market?
China Daily-- Nuclear power project kicks off in Hainan
Times of India-- India gets more power at WB
Times of India-- India Inc's Million-Dollar Executives
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