QUEST: Now, we turn our attention to the business agenda of the day and how the markets finished. The Dow, as I mentioned, closed at a record despite an otherwise quiet day of trading. It is Veteran's holiday, so the bond markets closed, many of the -- well, all US government offices are closed for Veteran's Day in memory of those who have fallen in war. Across the Atlantic, European markets posted narrow gains. The CAC 40 -- the CAC Quarante -- led the regions higher. The bourses in London and Frankfurt edged modestly up on a quiet day. China's economy is on the cusp of huge reforms as leaders of the Communist Party meet to decide the country's economic direction. The closed talks in Beijing started on Saturday and they wrap up on Tuesday. The state news agency Xinhua is reporting the reforms are meant to boost social progress, even if it means slower growth.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE (through translator): China's banking sector is no longer solely seeking robust growth after all these years. Instead, in the next phase of reform, we should focus on how to improve our services and how to better serve the real economy and the general public.</s>QUEST: Now, coming up in a moment, we've shown you the current state of Tacloban. When we return, we'll take a close look at how the city was growing before the typhoon. Good evening.
Dow Finishes Up; China's Economic Reforms