Business
 | BusinessWorld Online Edition - CHANGES to the country's reserve requirement framework should be in place next year, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) yesterday said, assuring banks it will remain open to feedback regarding ongoing moves to sharpen the liquidity management tool. |
 | Financial Times - So much for the eurozone's haven. German Bunds became a risky asset on Wednesday, after the lowest demand at an auction of the 10-year bonds since the euro was created. |
 | Telegraph.co.uk - Angela Merkel lashed out at the European Commission after it proposed the creation of eurobonds on the same day as Germany's borrowing costs were hit by the eurozone debt crisis for the first time. |
 | Inquirer.net - The Philippine economy likely grew by over 4 percent in the third quarter of 2011, some of the country's top economists said Wednesday. |
 | Wall Street Journal - NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Oil futures sank on Wednesday, as traders looked past a steep draw in US crude inventories and focused on a wave of dismal economic headlines that raise concerns about oil demand. |
 | Fox Business - NEW YORK - Black Friday has taken on a new, grayer shade this year, watered down by retail promotions that are staggered over a wider period and heavier competition from internet shopping. |
 | Manila Bulletin - MANILA, Philippines - After another Southeast Asian Games debacle of spectacular proportions, sports officials are very likely scratching their heads and asking, “What the heck happened? |
Health
 | Jamaica Observer - UNITED NATIONS (CMC) - The Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic 2011 released here Monday by the United Nations shows that the Caribbean continues to have the second highest regional HIV prevalence after sub-Saharan Africa, but that the epidemic has ... |
 | Columbus Dispatch (blog) - Bisphenol A, a chemical that's drawing increasing scrutiny from researchers concerned about it's potential health effects is typically associated with hard plastic water bottles. |
 | TODAYonline - TORONTO - Just as too much salt is bad for you, not eating enough may increase the risk of heart-related deaths, says a new study. |
 | TIME - Taking just a little bit too much acetaminophen (Tylenol) over the course of days or weeks is more likely to be fatal than taking a single, massive overdose, according to a new study. |
 | San Francisco Chronicle - Nov. 23 (Bloomberg) -- The world's biggest disease-fighting fund canceled its next round of grants as the global financial crisis crimps donations and threatens its ability to curb the spread of the world's deadliest infections. |
 | Food Product Design - PHILADELPHIA—Drinking four or more cups of coffee a day has been shown to reduce a woman's risk of developing endometrial cancer by 25%, according to a new study published in the journal Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention. |
 | The Guardian - The last thing the NHS needs is a large reform as it is one of the world's best health systems and has been improving patient care for years, says the author of the OECD's flagship report into international care and treatment. |
 | GlobalPost (blog) - A Florida woman has been arrested after using cement and super glue in buttocks enlargement surgery. In Florida, women have begun coming forward as alleged victims claiming they suffered from life-threatening injuries from a buttocks-enhancement ... |
 | BioScholar News - British researchers have confirmed that statins, taken by million of heart patients every day, are safe to use after an 11-year long study. |
 | FashionEtc - The online campaigns see lingerie-clad model Lucy Pinder in various provocative poses (flashing some serious breast and thigh as she pulls a turkey out of the oven, for instance) along with suggestive tag lines ... |
 | MedIndia - The stress of daily life and excessive dependence on mobile phones has led to a condition called 'sleep texting' where people send unintelligible messages to their friends and family in their sleep without their knowledge. |
 | Calgary Herald - For those of us capable of making hair sprout out of our faces, November is Movember -- a month where gents can grow, and celebrate, the moustache, all to raise money and awareness for prostate cancer. |
 | MedCity News - Duke University is partnering with the North Carolina Research Campus in an expansion of an Alzheimer's disease study that aims to find new ways to predict and treat the disease. |
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