Business
Wall Street Journal - By Javier E. David Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--The euro was little changed Wednesday, oscillating just below an eight-week high as markets awaited news on Greece's efforts to forge political consensus on a debt and bailout agreement ... |
Inquirer.net - Land values in key urban areas in Metro Manila rose in the third quarter of 2011 as rising income levels led to an increase in demand for real estate. |
Manila Bulletin - By JAMES A. LOYOLA MANILA, Philippines - Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation reported an 18 percent jump in unaudited net income last year to a record P5.01 billion from P4.25 billion in 2010. |
The Sun Daily - PETALING JAYA (Feb 8, 2012): AirAsia Bhd's new low-cost affiliate in the Philippines is expected to start commercial operations in March or April this year. |
Boston Globe - Valentine's Day doesn't have much to do with schools - it has more to do with selling greeting cards, flowers, and restaurant meals - but it has traditionally been a time for classrooms to offset the winter doldrums with parties, treats, and cards. |
Health
Huffington Post - By Matt McMillen A new study published today on the website of the Archives of General Psychiatry has found that smoking appears to accelerate the pace of age-related cognitive decline in middle-aged men. |
Greek Reporter - By A. Papapostolou on February 8, 2012 in News A drive to collect and ensure proper disposal of large quantities of pharmaceuticals that are currently languishing unused in Greek households was announced by health minister Andreas Loverdos. |
Gizmag - Unless you have a personal fitness instructor following you around with a notepad, keeping track of your progress at the gym can be a real nuisance. |
Charleston City Paper - by Nikki Seibert The Cocktail Club's Jasmine Beck is just one local bartender who's turned drink-making into an art form. Charleston's always been a drinking town, but in recent years we've seen a surge in respect for old-school mixing methods with a ... |
Yahoo! Philippines News - Angelina Jolie has one of the sexiest pouts in the world. She, along with Scarlett Johansson and Mila Kunis, can drive men wild with just the pucker of their lips. |
Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) - In this economy, most people need a job in order to thrive. But not Karen Handel. The former Republican candidate for governor may have revived her political career by quitting hers. |
Wall Street Journal - AP NEW YORK - Lawmakers are concerned that new public assistance policies could lead to increased homelessness and risky behavior among vulnerable New Yorkers sickened with HIV and AIDS. |
Washington Post - About 90 percent of Americans have a diet that contains too much sodium, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. |
Philippine Information Agency - By Alex Romeo R. Fernandez DAGUPAN CITY, Feb. 8 (PIA) - The general dental health condition of residents in this city has improved over the years due to the increasing number of dental missions conducted every year, according to a local government ... |
TODAYonline - PITTSBURGH - Students at Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania can get the "morning-after" pill by sliding US$25 (S$31) into a vending machine, an idea that has drawn the attention of United States federal regulators and raised questions about how ... |
Science Now - by Jocelyn Kaiser on 8 February 2012, 5:33 PM | 0 Comments Yesterday, the Obama Administration announced that it wants to beef up the National Institutes of Health's (NIH's) investment in Alzheimer's disease research with $80 million in new funding in ... |
Boston Herald - By AP Massachusetts health officials are warning that people who visited the Super Bowl village outdoor festival in Indianapolis last Friday may have been exposed to measles. |
New York Times (blog) - By ANAHAD O'CONNOR The intense battle that public health advocates have waged against trans fats appears to be working: A new report shows that since 2000, levels of trans fats in Americans' bloodstreams have plummeted nearly 60 percent. |
Canada.com - By Heather Yundt, Ottawa Citizen February 7, 2012 Spanking makes children more aggressive and should be made illegal, a newly released report suggests. |
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