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"Typhoon" has a complex plot, but it is well-structured, and the descriptions of Shanghai are especially vivid.In this section Question marks China syndrome Chinese takeaway Unhappy endings Hallowed stones Shoot from the hip ReprintsColin Harrison is a master of the New York urban noir thriller.

Few can afford to do this.In this section A question of preference A detour or a derailment?

(The government owns the other half).In this section A question of preference A detour or a derailment?

Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Fed and arguably the most important man in the financial world earns only $141,000.In this section A question of indices How shocking?

However, the various channels of contagion are more complicated.In this section A question of preference A detour or a derailment?

A third of employees in the financial sector have lost their jobs.In this section A question of indices How shocking?

This patience reflects customers' expectations, shaped by the generally patchy standard of service in Russian retail finance, and is unlikely to last indefinitely.In this section A question of preference A detour or a derailment?

By forcing share prices up, the monetary authority hopes to inflict losses on the short sellers and thereby persuade them to mend their ways.In this section A question of preference A detour or a derailment?

If Mr Bush was serious about being a uniter, he has failed.In this section A question of freedom Irking the right A war over two Latino lawyers Blowing up the Delaware Sub Load of rubbish The great uniter?

After sliding for the past year, the New Taiwan dollar has finally stabilised against the American dollar (see chart).In this section A question of preference A detour or a derailment?