Business
CanadianBusiness.com - By Derek Gatopoulos,Gabriele Steinhauser, AP | February 07, 2012 Shoppers are seen on Athens' main commercial Ermou Street, on Monday, Feb. 6, 2012. |
Malaya - THE country's year-on-year inflation rate slowed down further in January, pulled by the continued deceleration in the prices of food and non-alcoholic beverages. |
Inquirer.net - Customers buy vegetables in Farmer's Market in Quezon City in this 2011 file photo. Philippine inflation in January 2012 registered 3.9 percent, the lowest in 13 months as price increases in food and non-alcoholic beverages slowed, the National ... |
BusinessWorld Online Edition - HOMEGROWN BEER maker San Miguel Brewery, Inc. grew its net income by roughly a fifth in 2011 over the year previous on higher sales volumes and selling prices. |
Written by  San Jose Mercury News - By Jeremy C. Owens Today: The final members of Yahoo's (YHOO) board that were around before 2010 agree to leave, setting up a complete makeover in the leadership of a struggling company. |
Reuters UK - | TOKYO Feb 8 (Reuters) - Japan's top oil refiner JX Nippon Oil & Energy Corp is likely to cut crude oil imports from Iran by 10000 barrels per day (bpd) to around 80000 bpd from April, the Nikkei business daily said on Wednesday. |
Chicago Sun-Times - BY AP February 7, 2012 9:08AM In this Feb. 3, 2012 photo, trader Anthony Riccio, left, works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. |
Health
Kaiser Family Foundation - The UN Economic and Social Commission for the Asia Pacific (ESCAP) on Monday in Bangkok "opened a three-day meeting lauding impressive gains in recent years in the fight against HIV/AIDS," but the body cautioned "there are still legal and social ... |
eMaxHealth - By Denise Reynolds RD on February 7, 2012 - 6:43pm Smoking is a known risk factor for many health ills including dementia. But as with other conditions, there is also a difference among age of onset and level of decline based on factors such as age or ... |
CNN - By Marnie Hunter, CNN (CNN) -- Passengers on the Crown Princess are coming home early from a Caribbean cruise, thanks to a second nasty outbreak of gastrointestinal illness. |
DigitalJournal.com - By Kim I. Hartman By Kim I. Hartman. Saint Petersburg - A video of a wake-boarder 'wake surfing' with a pair of playful bottlenose dolphin near St. Pete Beach, Florida, has created a flurry of excitement on the Internet after the dolphins were filmed ... |
Huffington Post - After the shocking revelation that Food Network host Paula Deen was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes three years ago, many questions remain. |
Aircargo - Asia Pacific - Australian international airports will have full body scanners under a A$28 million security overhaul to take effect from July. The technology will allow selected passengers to be seen on screen as stick figures of neither sex and scanning will be ... |
WBUR - By Dan Mauzy An expert panel is recommending changing the very definition of Autism that's currently found in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the “bible” of mental health, published by the American Psychiatric Association. |
New York Daily News - Pigmented potatoes contain high concentrations of phenolic acids, anthocyanins and carotenoids, powerful antioxidants that pack a nutritional punch. |
Huffington Post (blog) - I woke up Friday morning to the "breaking news" that the Susan G. Komen Foundation had reversed its decision to pull funding for breast cancer screenings from Planned Parenthood. |
NumisMaster.com - By Numismatic News Dillon Gage Metals, a division of Dillon Gage Incorporated of Dallas, has donated a 1-ounce gold bar designed by French couturier Jean-Paul Gaultier to the Design Industries Foundation Fighting HIV/AIDS, known as DIFFA. |
Fox News - Students at one Pennsylvania university can buy Plan B emergency contraception almost as easily as sodas or snacks. Shippensburg University's health center now sells the so-called "morning after pill" from a vending machine for $25 alongside condoms, ... |
New Zealand Herald - Trying to cut down on salt? Health officials have come up with a list of the top 10 sources of salt in the American diet - and bread is number one. |
BusinessWeek - By Alex Wayne Feb. 7 (Bloomberg) -- The Obama administration is boosting funding for Alzheimer's research by $50 million this year to further investigate the genetic underpinnings of the disease and test drugs that may arrest its development. |
HealthNews - by Cameron French, Last updated February 07, 2012 TORONTO (Reuters) - Spanking children can cause long-term developmental damage and may even lower a child's IQ, according to a new Canadian analysis that seeks to shift the ethical debate over corporal ... |
CNN International - By Marnie Hunter, CNN New guidelines suggest that economy-class passengers are not at increased risk for blood clots. (CNN) -- Good news for airline passengers sardined in coach: You're no more likely to develop dangerous blood clots than your ... |
CBS42 - "We're really trying to break down the stigma of the disease." -- Nigel Weatherspoon, AIDS Alabama director FAIRFIELD, Ala. |
Los Angeles Times - Most infants are weaned from breast milk or formula to pureed baby foods. From there they go on to eat finger foods -- cut-up pieces of soft table foods -- and on to cheeseburgers and fries. |
USA TODAY - By Michael Winter, USA TODAY In a medical first, an 83-year-old Belgian woman has received a new lower jaw created by a 3D printer, according to news reports out of Europe. |
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