China urges global economic policy coordination

BEIJING (AP) -- The official newspaper of China's ruling Communist Party on Monday lambasted the U.S. for its credit rating downgrade and called for better coordination between the West and developing nations on economic policy. The People's Daily said the protracted partisan battle over raising the ...

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