Business
 | Channel News Asia - NEW YORK: The euro pushed higher on Thursday helped by a hint from the European Central Bank that it might be willing to do more to help calm European markets. |
 | ABS CBN News - MANILA, Philippines - Top designers Kenneth Cobonpue, Royal Pineda and Budji Layug will not participate in the upcoming bidding for the beautification of the controversial Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) ... |
 | Inquirer.net - President Benigno Aquino III on Thursday announced that the national government would give P10,000 in additional holiday bonus to each of the 1.17 million civil servants, including those hired on temporary, casual or contractual... |
 | Inquirer.net - Volunteers arrange coins during an attempt to break the world record of the longest line of coins at the Quirino Grandstand in Manila on Thursday, as part of BAngko Sentral ng Pilipinas' project dubbed, the "power of small change". |
 | gulfnews.com - Manila: Filipino crew members of three foreign-flagged vessels that saved the lives of dozens of people, as well as citizens who provided a valuable contribution to their community led the 'new heroes' list for ... |
 | The Associated Press - Oil prices slipped Thursday after a four-day surge as traders await a key US jobs report. Here's how energy prices traded. On the New York Mercantile Exchange: Crude fell 16 cents to end the day at $100.20 per barrel. |
 | Voice of America - December 01, 2011 Sarkozy Lays Out Vision on Eurozone Reforms Lisa Bryant | Paris French President Nicolas Sarkozy made an impassioned appeal for saving the euro currency union and outlined the broad framework of what he thinks must be done. |
 | gulfnews.com - Image Credit: AP Dubai: Global remittance flows to developing nations are expected to grow eight per cent to $351 billion (Dh1.28 trillion) in 2011, compared to over $325 billion in 2010, the World Bank said in its ... |
 | Financial Post - A flurry of promising manufacturing data from Canada and the United States, contrasting with more dour results in Europe and Asia, is giving increasing credence to the idea of an economic decoupling between North America and the rest of the world. |
 | Current.com.au - Former CEO of Olympus Corporation, Michael Woodford, yesterday resigned from the company board after weeks of turmoil, following allegations that the company had made $687 million in payments to a mysterious third party during the 2007 ... |
Health
 | San Francisco Chronicle (blog) - Today is the 23 rd Annual World AIDS Day–“an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV, show their support for people living with HIV and to commemorate people who have died. |
 | msnbc.com - The family of a passenger who died of a heart attack on an American Airlines flight earlier this year is blaming the carrier for food poisoning and for allowing the man to board a flight while noticeably ill, ... |
 | Inquirer.net - Despite Christmas carols blaring on every sound system, fully decorated homes and malls and sales people in Santa hats, adults find it harder and harder to get into the Christmas spirit. |
 | NorthJersey.com - BY DANIEL O'KEEFE Two years after the H1N1 virus, or the "swine flu" as it was more commonly called, made headlines across the country as anxious parents and public officials scrambled to make vaccines available, the H1N1 strain of the flu virus has ... |
 | National Post - A US study showed some apple and grape juices available in Canada and the US had relatively high arsenic levels. By Sarah Schmidt OTTAWA - Health Canada moved Thursday to reassure consumers it doesn't tolerate juices with elevated levels of arsenic on ... |
 | CBC.ca - By Community Team See that Happy Meal toy in the bottom left-hand corner? It now costs 10 cents at McDonald's restaurants in San Francisco. |
 | ABC7Chicago.com - December 1, 2011 (WLS) -- When it comes to juggling a job and family life, working moms may have it rougher. According to research in the American Sociological Review", working moms multitask about 48 hours a week, compared to roughly 39 hours for dads ... |
 | Ninemsn - Tax Time 2011Doing your tax doesn't need to be daunting! Check out ninemsn Finance's Tax Time for tips and advice on how to make your 2011/12 tax return work for you. |
 | CBC Radio 3 (blog) - Congratulations to the CBC Radio 3 Movember Team, which raised a whopping grand total of $7369.00 for men's health awareness in Canada. |
 | BioScholar News - Scientists from Keele University have found that swearing after hurting yourself can help numb the pain of an injury. They discovered that letting forth a volley of foul language could have a powerful painkilling effect, especially for people who do ... |
 | ABC Online - TONY EASTLEY: The Prime Minister Julia Gillard said she wanted a noisy national ALP conference and she's likely to get one. A symphony of debate and dissent is on the agenda. |
 | Toronto Sun - Men are not always thinking about sex, according to a test conducted by researchers at Ohio State University. No, really, they're not. |
 | Telegraph.co.uk - The plan by Starbucks to open 200 drive-through coffee outlets goes right against the spirit of the times. Nick Clegg, caught on camera with one hand cupped to his nose above the vapour from a little mug of espresso as if sampling ... |
 | TIME - Eating fish is good for the heart, and now new evidence suggests it may do the brain some good as well. In a study of 260 healthy elderly participants, researchers led by Dr. |
 | CBS News - (CBS) Got a broken bone? Help may be around the corner - at your computer store. Scientists say they've used a 3D inkjet printer to create bone-like material that may be used in surgeries, dental work, or for treating osteoporosis. |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - A rare type of stem cell could hold the key to mending a broken heart. Australian scientists have discovered a new type of stem cell in mouse hearts which they believe plays a vital role in maintaining the muscle and its vessels. |
 | Minneapolis Star Tribune - Every fall, the state Health Department tries to encourage Minnesotans to get their flu shots. So it's a little embarrassing, officials admit, to see how many doctors, nurses and other health workers ignore that advice. |
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