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Visit WSJ.com at U.S. | EUROPE | ASIA News by section: Page One | Corporate News | | Economy and Politics | Money and Investing | Marketplace   PAGE ONE A1 Inflation Is Tempting for Indebted Nations As the U.S. and U.K. seek to lead the world into battle against the financial crisis, spending trillions of dollars, they could be tempted to use inflation to minimize the debt.   For G-20, Lofty Goals Have Fallen to Earth When the world's financial powers meet at the G-20 summit in London, the results are likely to be far less sweeping than Gordon Brown envisioned.   A2 • Economy Raises Tentative Hopes a Trough Is Finally in Sight • German Consumer Sentiment Eases   A3 • How a Modern Depression Might Look -- If the U.S. Gets There • U.S. to Host Forum on Climate Change • Survey Finds Banks Aware of Pay Flaws   CORPORATE NEWS A4 ADVERTISING Kodak Ads Get More Aggressive Eastman Kodak is stepping up the aggressiveness of its marketing as it tries to jump-start its ink-jet-printer business and revive its beleaguered brand.   BlackBerry's Consumer Push Is Coming at a Price for RIM RIM has been investing heavily to reach ordinary consumers, but these efforts eat into gross profit margins and helped push RIM's stock to one-third its high of $147 in July.   France Faces Pressure Over Bonuses as Natixis Sets $94.6 Million Payout Pressure mounted on the French government to limit compensation for top earners, as loss-making Natixis said it would pay its traders bonuses for 2008.   A5 • Chairman-CEO Split Gains Allies • Google Aims to Connect Ads for TV, YouTube • Boeing Nears Intelsat Satellite Deal • Barclays Nears Sale of Its iShares Unit • Monte dei PaschiNet Sinks, Seeks Aid   A6 • Australia Blocks China Takeover • News Corp. to Name Digital Chief   A7 • Streiff Is Ousted as CEO of Peugeot Citroën • Nuclear-Power Industry Enjoys Revival 30 Years After Accident   ECONOMY AND POLITICS A12 CAPITAL Paulson Applauds as Geithner Grows Into His Role Few people know what it's like to be Treasury secretary in a crisis. Hank Paulson does, and he sees his successor growing into the role.   Obama Says Auto Maker Aid Hinges on Restructuring Obama is prepared to give U.S. automakers billions more in aid, but only if all sides show that they are ready to make sacrifices to assure the companies have a viable future.   U.K.'s Financial Sector Retreats Deterioration of the U.K. financial-services sector continued in the first quarter, with firms slashing jobs at the fastest pace in 16 years, a business survey says.   A13 • Pakistan's Sharif Urges Political Unity • U.S. Pushes Afghan Plan In The Hague This Week • Arabs Find Little Unity, But Back Sudan Leader • Chinese Firms Post Declining Profits   A14 • U.K. May Change Monarchy Marriage Rules   A15 OPINION Mr. Obama's Surge He'll need some of Bush's fortitude to resist the crossfire from left and right.   World Bank Responsibility $500 million for companies suspected of corruption.     A16 OPINION BOOKS Mystery Tales of Terror, Murder and the Surreal Reviews of three new mystery novels: "Among the Mad," "All the Colors of Darkness" and "The Manual of Detection."   THE WEEKEND INTERVIEW The Carbon Cap Dilemma Entergy's CEO on the politics and economics of tackling global warming.     A17 OPINION ROBERT B. REICH Obamanomics Isn't About Big Government The president's focus is on improving human capital.   Activism in the Time of Cholera By Henry I. Miller Anti-GMO groups keep the poor from getting help.     A18 • China Slowdown Stunts Entrepreneurs   MARKETPLACE A30 G-20 to Set New Rules for Tax Havens Under Regulatory Shake-Up The largest economic nations are expected to produce new rules for offshore tax havens as part of an effort to overhaul global regulations, White House officials said.   Show's Focus to Shift to Cellphone Programs Cellphone programs, and not handsets, are expected to grab the spotlight when the industry converges in Las Vegas at this year's CTIA Wireless trade show.   A31 • London Raises Security Ahead of G-20 Summit   A32 • HEARD ON THE STREET: Better Late Than Never? You Bet • HEARD ON THE STREET: In Swaps We Trust, as Long as Federal Regulators Keep a Tight Rein • Thai Protests Build on Economic Crisis • Iran's Renewed Border Dispute With Iraq Threatens to Hinder U.S. Efforts View the latest What's News Online Past Editions of In Today's Paper advertisement A8 The Wall Street Journal Future of Finance Initiative Last week, The Wall Street Journal assembled roughly 100 of the brightest minds in finance to discuss not just how to restart the global financial system, but how to reconstruct it, so both the spectacular excesses and catastrophic failures of the past decade can be avoided. • Video: AIG bonus controversy, TARP funds and financial reform • Podcast: Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner   Here's the Plan Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner spoke to The Journal's Alan Murray about the crisis and the administration's plans to remake the economic system's checks and balances. • Podcast: Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner • Video: Resolution Authority   A10 • Now What Happens?   A11 • All Together Now   MONEY AND INVESTING A21 Reflation and How to Exploit It Investors are turning to the reflation trade -- the bet that the world economy will rebound, driving up interest rates and commodities prices.   U.K. Could Charge More Than Just Madoff U.K. authorities investigating Bernard Madoff's massive Ponzi scheme believe criminal offences have been committed by people other than the New York financier and expect to start filing charges within months. • Boston Firm Offers $15 Million for Trading Unit • WSJ.com/Madoff: News, photos, more   A22 • Germany to Take Initial 8.7% Stake in Hypo RE Bank • Fed purchases, payrolls are likely to lower yields • ECB, G-20 action likely to test dollar's strength   A23 • Top Risk Officers Remain at Insurer's Helm • COMMODITIES REPORT: Dethroning the Dollar: What If? • Cuomo Widens His Probe to a Unit's Swaps Deals • Spain Moves to Bail Out Regional Savings Bank   A24 • More Staff Cuts Loom for Asset Managers • Bank Pay Will Track Risk • Pellegrini Moves to Nomura   A25 • Funds Wary of Risk in China Real Estate • Financial shares decline while chip makers advance • Japanese Inflation Stayed Flat in February   A26 • Top Fund Manager Sees Decade Ruined • Goldman Sachs Makes 2 Buyouts

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