Business
 | Wall Street Journal - For months, European media have focused on "Merkozy"—German Chancellor Angela Merkel's partnership with French President Nicolas Sarkozy. |
 | ABS CBN News - MANILA, Philippines - Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile said businessman Manuel V. Pangilinan could not be implicated in the insider-trading case being pinned by the Securities and Exchange Commission on former Trade ... |
 | BusinessWeek - Dec. 8 (Bloomberg) -- The European Central Bank may delve deeper into its toolbox today to stimulate bank lending and fight off a recession as Europe's leaders gather to lay the foundations for a fiscal union. |
 | Reuters UK - Olympus Corp President Shuichi Takayama stands in front of the company's logo at the end of a news conference in Tokyo December 7, 2011. |
 | Bloomberg - Oil traded near a one-week low in New York as investors speculated that an unexpected gain in US crude inventories indicates demand will falter in the world's biggest consumer of the commodity. |
 | Economic Times - HONG KONG: An interest rate cut in Australia and lowered economic growth estimates by the Asian Development Bank on Tuesday highlighted the extent to which the economic woes of Europe and the United States are spilling into the Asia-Pacific region. |
 | Malaysia Star - GENEVA: The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has downgraded its central forecast for airline profits from US$4.9bil to US$3.5bil for 2012 with the eurozone crisis putting severe downside risk on the outlook. |
 | The Australian - INDIA shelved recently-announced plans to allow international supermarkets and department stores to enter the country, disappointing retailers and damaging the government's credibility but ending an impasse between the ruling Congress party and the ... |
 | Moneycontrol.com - Forexpros - US stock markets closed mixed on Wednesday, as investors weighed the potential impact of the pending European summit. At the close of US trade, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.38%, the S&P 500 pushed higher by 0.17%, ... |
Health
 | Huffington Post - Last Thursday was World AIDS Day, the 30th anniversary of the discovery of AIDS, and a major milestone in the fight against the epidemic. |
 | CNN - (CNN) -- The secretary of Health and Human Services overruled Wednesday a Food and Drug Administration recommendation that would have made the emergency contraceptive pill Plan B One-Step available over the ... |
 | Los Angeles Times - Hispanic women may be at higher risk of dying from breast cancer compared with white women, a study finds. The study ws presented this week at the Cancer Therapy & Research Center-American Assn. |
 | Gadling - From now until January 8, 2012, the Holburne Museum in Bath, England, will feature renowned lighting artist Bruce Munro's "Field of Light" exhibit. |
 | Times of India - NEW DELHI: An unnamed Islamic cleric based in Europe has issued a ban on women touching fruits and vegetables resembling the male sexual organ to avoid "sexual thoughts". |
 | Prensa Latina - 07 de diciembre de 2011, 16:02Brasilia, Dec 7 (Prensa Latina) Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff assured that the program to fight consumption of crack and other illegal drugs is a systematic, comprehensive, bold and creative anti-drug policy. |
 | Reuters India - Samples of emergency contraceptive pills are displayed in this photo taken at a Buenos Aires public hospital January 2, 2007. LONDON (Reuters) - Nuns should be offered the contraceptive pill, on health grounds, since it would cut their risk of getting ... |
 | 89.3 KPCC (blog) - Boxes of General Mills cereals sit on the shelf at Santa Venetia Market on March 18, 2011 in San Rafael, California. Cereal or dessert for breakfast? |
 | Times of India - LONDON: Want to stave off cancer? Just a few simple lifestyle changes would do, a research has claimed. In fact, the research, published in the 'British Journal of Cancer', found smoking is the biggest lifestyle contributor to one's risk of developing ... |
 | Times of India - LONDON: Jogging may be okay, but going for extreme endurance events like marathons could take a toll on your heart, says a new study. |
 | Times of India - Women, who have a rotating (irregular) schedule that includes three or more night shifts per month apart from day and evening working hours in that month, may have an increased risk of developing Type 2 diabetes when compared with those who work only ... |
 | Washington Post (blog) - President Barack Obama speaks at Yeadon Regional Head Start Center Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2011 in Yeadon, Pa. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon) (Alex Brandon) President Obama's gray hair has been scrutinized and interpreted as his commander-in-chief ... |
 | The Hindu - On December 2 when Arun Sawhney, CEO and MD of Ranbaxy Laboratories, walked into a packed hall to brief employees on the launch of its blockbuster cholesterol lowering Atorvastatin in the US, he was greeted with cheers and clapping. |
 | Los Angeles Times - REPORTING FROM NAIROBI, KENYA, AND JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA -- Public-sector doctors on strike in Kenya marched in the capital of Nairobi on Wednesday, demanding more pay and better equipment as patients sought care in public hospitals manned by ... |
 | New Zealand Herald - Fighting the flab? Relax - as long as you're fit, a bit of extra weight doesn't matter, according to a new study. US researchers have found when comes to lowering your overall risk of death from heart disease, fitness may be just as important - if not ... |
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