Business
Bloomberg - Enlarge image Interim Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos Interim Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos Kostas Tsironis/Bloomberg Lucas Papademos, interim Greek prime minister. |
Reuters - Feb 6 (Reuters) - The direct risks that US municipal bond issuers face from European banks struggling through the Euro Zone's debt crisis appear "manageable," though it is a material issue for a small number of muni issuers, Moody's Investors Service ... |
Hamilton Spectator - PARIS European leaders stepped up pressure on Greek politicians Monday to meet the conditions of a 130 billion- euro ($171 billion) bailout, saying time was running out. |
BusinessWorld Online Edition - LAST WEEK's Monetary Board decision to cut banks' required reserves will free up P100-120 billion in funds that are not expected to stoke inflation, a central bank official yesterday said. |
Manila Bulletin - By JAMES A. LOYOLA MANILA, Philippines - BDO Unibank, Inc. is planning to issue US dollar denominated fixed rate senior notes which will be sold through a bookbuilding process to both international and local investors under the Reg S format. |
Bangkok Post - A strike by French aviation workers was set to intensify on Tuesday with Air France saying it might fly only half of its long-haul flights. |
BusinessWorld Online Edition - THE COUNTRY'S rice stock at the start of January was down 23.3% year on year, according to data released yesterday by the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS), a level declared as "comfortable" by an official. |
Channel News Asia - KUWAIT CITY: Oil prices are expected to stay between $100 and $115 a barrel until mid-year, barring "surprises and geopolitical changes," Kuwait's Oil Minister Mohammad al-Basseri said on Monday. |
Health
Manila Bulletin - By HANNAH JO UY With these words, National Artist Arturo Luz perfectly captures the essence of Art for a Vision. A project of the Ophthalmological Foundation of the Philippines (OFPHIL), Art for Vision thoroughly exemplifies the ideology of art for a ... |
Voice of America - Monday, 06 February 2012 UN Calls for Acceleration of HIV Treatment in Asia-Pacific Nations Daniel Schearf, VOA | Bangkok “Countries such as Cambodia, India, Myanmar and Thailand have successfully reduced their HIV infection rates with intensive. |
Inquirer.net - As keynote speaker at the “Moving as One” multi-sectoral conference on a “public-private partnership for cancer care and control,” Health Secretary Enrique Ona described cancer as a “relentless disease from which we cannot distance ourselves. |
Local 10 - (NewsUSA) - Americans often dislike what they see when they step on a scale, leading them to try diet pills, fad diets and countless other weight loss "remedies. |
ABC News - A third US-based cruise ship with an outbreak of stomach illness has sailed again after being decontaminated in South Florida. The vessel Ruby Princess sailed Sunday from Fort Lauderdale's Port Everglades. |
Huffington Post - In spite of what you may have heard, it's never too late for an old dog to learn new tricks--especially if it's proper oral care. |
Yahoo! Philippines News - Westin is to roll out a global revamp of its health and fitness centers around the world, it confirmed January 31. The luxury hotel brand will make over gyms and fitness centers at all of its 186 properties this year, it said, as part of an attempt to ... |
San Francisco Chronicle - Feb. 6 (Bloomberg) -- When is a person just a little different, and when is his peculiarity a symptom of a disabling disorder? An expert panel has taken a new crack at that question, proposing a redefinition of autism and related conditions for the ... |
CBS Local - SAN FRANCISCO (CBS 5) - Having a massage after exercise can significantly reduce muscle soreness, and a new study published Thursday in the journal “Science Transitional Medicine” offers a scientific explanation. |
Cleveland Leader - By Julie Kent. Published on 02/06/2012 - 2:53pm After nearly a decade of decline, measles outbreaks in parts of Europe and Africa led to 60000 more cases worldwide in 2010 over the previous year. |
Yahoo! Philippines News - Swapping regular spuds for purple potatoes could help lower blood pressure levels without adding unwanted weight gain, says a new US study. |
Nigerian Observer - By TESSY OTENE This month is world cervical cancer month; cervical cancer which has sent most women to their early grave according to expert “is the term for a malignant neoplasm arising from cells originating in the cervix uteri. |
NACS Online - Although the definition of “healthy” varies, 86% of consumers say fresh fruit is healthy snacking followed by 73% and 71% who say the same for raw vegetables and nuts and seeds, respectively. |
Written by  CNET - by Eric Mack February 4, 2012 1:07 PM PST Follow @ericcmack What do you desire most right now? A drink? A cigarette? A nap? That hottie at the next table? |
New York Daily News - Almond milk may have been the fastest growing non-dairy milk alternative in 2011, but a raft of other dairy-free beverages are also set to squeeze into the market, including sunflower and flax-based milk. |
New York Times - A decision by the nation's leading breast cancer advocacy group, Susan G. Komen for the Cure, to largely cut off financing for breast cancer screenings at Planned Parenthood set off howls of outrage last week. |
Globe and Mail - Men use dating sites not unlike hungry shoppers scan grocery store shelves, according to a new meta-analysis that also reveals online dating is now the second-most popular matchmaking method, second only to meeting through friends. |
Winnipeg Free Press - MONTREAL - Spanking, yelling at, or shaking children could tend to make them more aggressive toward others, a review of 20 years of studies into physical punishment says. |
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