Business
 | CanadianBusiness.com - An anti-consumerism activist protests outside a retail store during a Black Friday sale in Toronto on Friday Nov. 25, 2011. Canadian bargain-hunters are taking advantage of an American holiday ... |
 | BusinessWorld Online Edition - INFLATION COULD pick up anew this month, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said on Friday, due to higher prices of electricity and commodities. |
 | Economic Times - NEW YORK: The euro fell beneath the $1.33 level on Friday, as debt troubles continued to roil markets with little end in sight to the eurozone crisis. |
 | Xinhua - NEW YORK, Nov. 25 (Xinhua) -- US crude oil price edged up on Friday after choppy holiday trading amid concerns about a worsening European debt crisis scenario, but still posting its second straight weekly loss. |
 | Manila Standard Today - CUSTOMS agents seized a shipment of top-of-the-line antivirus computer software worth P75 million at the Manila International Container Port. |
 | Times of India - MUMBAI: FDI in retail will see a host of foreign chains opening up single and multi-brand stores in India, but experts believe modern retail would continue to co-exist with general trade. |
 | Telegraph.co.uk - Olympus whistleblower Michael Woodford said his first meeting with company directors since he was dismissed over his disclosures was "tense" but "constructive". |
 | Economic Times - BRUSSELS: Ratings giant Standard and Poor's hit Belgium with a humiliating downgrade Friday, forcing its outgoing premier to issue a 48-hour deadline to end a world-record political crisis before markets re-open. |
 | Christian Science Monitor - Black Friday online deals are available on everything from laptops to loudspeakers. Some bargains are short-lived. Others will last through the weekend, into Cyber Monday, and beyond. |
 | MarketWatch - Lithuania's central bank said in a statement Thursday it had decided to declare Bankas Snoras insolvent and would ask the Vilnius District Court to start a bankruptcy case against the bank. |
Health
 | Red and Black - The end of Thanksgiving break will mark the start of a new year for some University students - as the Islamic New Year falls on Sunday Nov. 27, marking the start of a new year in the Muslim lunar calendar. |
 | ParentDish UK - A shocking mix-up in hospital led to a healthy 32 week-old baby being aborted by mistake. It happened after a mother who was expecting twin boys was told by doctors in Melbourne, Australia that one of her babies had a ... |
 | Middle East North Africa Financial Network - Havana, Nov 25, 2011 (EFE via COMTEX) -- Britain will perform clinical trials in the coming weeks of a therapeutic vaccine for advanced lung cancer - Cimavax-EGF - created by scientists at Cuba's Center for Molecular Immunology, or CIM, a source in the ... |
 | NHS Choices - A major study published today has examined the risks of home births, comparing them against deliveries in hospitals and midwife units. |
 | CBC.ca - Jackson McLean wears one of the several types of moustaches he pencils in to participate in the Movember campaign to raise awareness about men's health issues. |
 | Globe and Mail - If you've ever left the gym and wondered why you're heading to the smoothie bar rather than seeking out that Big Mac you craved earlier in the day, a Harvard researcher has found the answer. |
 | Montreal Gazette - As breast-cancer survivors, we can vouch for the necessity of both breast self-examination and yearly mammography under the age of 50. |
 | Globe and Mail - As donors cut back on funds for HIV treatment, new data is revealing how many millions of impoverished Africans have been unable to get life-saving medicine even before the latest cuts. |
 | CTV.ca - Canadian singer Alanis Morissette has revealed in a new blog post she has had troubles with her body image, suggesting she once struggled with an eating disorder. |
 | AFP - CAPE TOWN - A South African province on Friday announced it will offer a 50000 rand ($5900, 4400 euros) prize in a lucky draw to encourage people to test for HIV in the world's biggest AIDS population. |
 | ThirdAge - Michel Kazatchkine, executive director of the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria, which has frozen its ... Read Morespending for three years. |
 | Daily Mail - In 2008 the Labour government decided to implement a new vaccination programme for teenage girls to help protect them from cervical cancer. |
 | ThirdAge - The brain drain in sub-Saharan Africa is costing the nations up to $2 billion per year and is robbing the region of some of its most valuable resources. |
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