A report out today says the number of new people filing for unemployment benefits dropped last week. Add that to the fact that the economy created 337,000 new jobs last month. It all seems to point to a labor market that's picking up. For folks who do succeed in finding work, more and more of them are being given personality tests when they apply. We're not just talking about experience or ambition - but questions like "have you ever disappointed anyone?" or, "do you like to start fires?" Trey Kay looks at why companies are asking these kinds of questions...

Today at the annual Asia Pacific economic forum, a Chinese diplomat said his country would push for closer ties to the Bush Administration. After all, the U.S. is its number one trading partner. China wants to put forward a kinder, gentler face abroad. But officials in Beijing are worried about a cultural backlash emerging at home. Jocelyn Ford explains.