Business
 | Newsday - World Newsday > News > World 4 phone-hack arrests tied to terror group Published: November 26, 2011 8:44 PM By DEE-ANN DURBIN. |
 | Reuters Canada - ESTORIL, Portugal (Reuters) - Europe has still not found a solution to its sovereign debt crisis that would restore investor confidence, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said on Friday, advocating greater integration as ... |
 | The Herald Argus - MICHIGAN CITY - These days, Black Friday appears a little impatient, ready to get rolling before Thanksgiving Day draws to a close. |
 | Philippine Star - LOS BAÑOS, Laguna, Philippines - The flower induction technology developed by a noted Filipino plant scientist continues to revolutionize the Philippine and the world's ... |
 | The Guardian - Belgian politicians finally struck a budget deal yesterday, clearing the way for a new government to be formed, amid fears of a fresh wave of market panic after the country's credit rating was cut on Friday night. |
 | New York Times - TOKYO - When Olympus fired Michael Woodford, its British chief executive, in October, the company said he had been unable to conform to Japanese-style management. |
 | 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. |
 | Economic Times - With foreign direct investment (FDI) being allowed in multi-brand retail, the Indian retail scene is set for a dramatic makeover. In the past two decades, Indian consumers have experienced the best that sectors like telecom, IT have to offer - thanks ... |
 | Houston Chronicle - While some consumers may prefer to stay away from the Black Friday crowds, they don't have to miss out on the bargain-hunting craze that marks the kickoff of the holiday shopping season. |
 | BusinessWeek - A Russian businessman who owns Portsmouth Football Club and has tried to invest in cash-strapped car maker Saab has been arrested in London in connection with a money laundering probe of his banks, officials said Friday. |
 | Philippine Star - MANILA (Xinhua) -- The gross domestic product (GDP) of the Philippines would grow slightly higher in the third quarter but the World Bank has further trimmed down its full-year growth forecast for the country. |
 | News Veteran - With just few hours remaining before Black Friday 2011 officially begins in the US, Kohl's Black Friday Ad for 2011 has been posted which offers tons of deals and discounts throughout the year. |
 | MarketWatch (press release) - Shoppers across the US looked to their local Sears and Kmart stores to find early morning doorbusters and Black Friday deals. Both stores will continue to offer savings on top brands throughout the weekend. |
Health
 | Malaysia Star - Strong, healthy bones play a far greater role in our overall health than we realise. AS women, we are constantly inundated with messages about the importance of bone health. |
 | Jerusalem Post - By UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Global food demand could double by 2050, according to a new projection by David Tilman, Regents Professor of Ecology in the University of Minnesota's College of Biological Sciences. |
 | 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 ... |
 | New York Times - A new trial of a microbicide gel to protect women from infection with HIV was canceled Friday after researchers reported that it was not working. |
 | Fox News - 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 island's pharmaceutical sector told Efe ... |
 | USA Today - Yawning helps keep the brain cool, and the sinuses play a role in that process by acting as bellows, a new report suggests. ORG XMIT: 129750046 KEENESBURG, CO - Yawning isn't triggered because you're bored, tired or need ... |
 | Voice of America - November 26, 2011 African American Communities Face AIDS Crisis Carol Pearson | Washington More than a million people in the United States are living with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. |
 | Daily Mail - British men are doing almost as badly, with more than one in five classed as obese, according to the authoritative figures. Experts are especially concerned by the young age at which so many women here are developing ... |
 | Toronto Star - The spread of an odd new flu virus that has been jumping from pigs to people in parts of the United States has the World Health Organization gearing up its response planning, a senior official of the agency says. |
 | CHCH News - Commemorate the last Sunday of 'Movember' with 'Pasta for Prostate Cancer' at Casa d'Oro in Niagara Falls. Proceeds will support local prostate cancer research. |
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