Business
 | Philippine Star - Let me share the highlights of a talk I gave last week at the University of Western Australia in Perth on how digital publishing has changed the face of literature in the Asia-Pacific region. |
 | Manila Bulletin - MANILA, Philippines - Airasia Philippines is set to start its planned inaugural run December 15, but its two brand-new A320s have already been bleeding the company from rental of a Clark hangar, unable to meet the deadline to secure ... |
 | TVNZ - Fiscal austerity in Europe, demanded by markets and called for by Germany to save the euro, is taking its toll on the world economy. |
 | Xinhua - Ten years ago this Sunday, China joined the World Trade Organization (WTO). The WTO membership heralded unprecedented economic growth for China, helping it grow into the world's second largest economy and largest commodity exporter. |
 | Manila Bulletin - MANILA, Philippines - The government is encouraging private motorists who will go to the provinces for the Christmas break to try riding in the Philippine National Railways' (PNR) Bicol Express instead of using their vehicles. |
 | Warsaw Voice - Poland can expect growth to slow in 2012 to some 2.5% versus a prior forecast for 3.0% with downside risks still having the upper hand, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in a set of revised forecasts, which were presented Friday at a press ... |
 | Tehran Times - Although the oil market is currently in a balanced situation, but evidence show crude oil demand will decline in the second quarter of the next year, Iran's representative to the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries said. |
Health
 | Victoria Times Colonist - Earvin (Magic) Johnson believed life's toughest challenges were behind him. He had earned good grades in high school and overcome financial barriers to become the first in his working-class ... |
 | TopNews New Zealand - Regular mammograms (breast cancer screenings) may do more harm than good by increasing chances of false positive results and making women to undergo unnecessary surgery, a fresh study revealed. |
 | Indian Express - Scientists, led by an Indian-origin researcher, have claimed that gene therapy could soon be used to treat people with haemophilia B, a blood clotting disorder. |
 | Herald Sun - WOMEN with a high risk of developing breast cancer are missing out on drugs that could reduce their chance of developing the disease, Melbourne cancer experts say. |
 | MedPage Today - Note that this study was published as an abstract and presented at a conference. These data and conclusions should be considered to be preliminary until published in a peer-reviewed journal. |
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