Business
Reuters Canada - By Harry Papachristou and Matt Robinson ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos has told lawmakers to back a deeply unpopular international financial rescue in a vote Sunday or condemn the country to "uncontrolled economic chaos and ... |
Inquirer.net - By Norman Bordadora THE PRESIDENT AT PRAYER. President Aquino is silhouetted against the stained-glass image of St. Therese of the Child Jesus as he leads “the prayer of entrustment of our country and people to Mother Mary” on the occasion of the feast ... |
Vancouver Sun - The total area planted with genetically modified crops grew by eight per cent in 2011, reaching 160 million hectares worldwide, according to new figures released by an inter-national agricultural technology group. |
The Guardian - Greece's finance minister, Evangelos Venizelos, believes his country's dilemma about whether to pay the price and stay in the euro is a moment of destiny; but a Greek exit - "Grexit", as it is being called - would send shockwaves throughout the world ... |
Reuters - By Robert Gibbons | NEW YORK (Reuters) - Brent oil rose slightly on Tuesday and US crude jumped more than 1.5 percent, bolstered by an unplanned outage at a Canadian oil sands plant and optimism about an agreement on Greece's debt problems. |
Sun.Star - By Reynaldo G. Navales THE Tune Hotel, an international chain of hotels, has opened its first five-star 160-room hotel in Angeles City on Friday. |
Manila Bulletin - HONG KONG (AFP) - The Hong Kong government pledged Friday to step up efforts to attract talented workers, after a study showed the Chinese territory is facing a labour shortage due to its ageing population. |
News24 - Lisbon - Thousands of people massed in Lisbon on Saturday in a protest against austerity measures ahead of next week's talks with international creditors, unions said. |
CBS News - (AP) MADRID - Nine people were arrested Saturday after scuffles broke out between police and protesters after the government approved sweeping labor market reforms aimed at reviving Spain's ailing economy. |
The Online Zamboanga Times - MANILA - Various manning industry based in the country have expressed their support on the use of armed private security guards on board their flagged vessels as part of a drive against Somali piracy. |
Bloomberg - Enlarge image China's Exports, Imports Fell in January as Surplus Surged China's Exports, Imports Fell in January as Surplus Surged Forbes Conrad/Bloomberg A buyer speaks with an exhibitor at the China Import and Export Fair in Guangzhou, ... |
New York Times - Under the new foreclosure settlement, the banks have six to nine months to determine who is eligible for relief and, in all, have three years to distribute the aid. |
Health
TopNews United States - As per recent reports, it has been revealed that French handbag designer and manufacturer Louis Vuitton are coming with a wide range of condoms. |
CBS News - (AP) MEXICO CITY - Officials of a Mexican political party are apologizing to 650 Indians and other people who suffered food poisoning after attending a campaign rally in southern Mexico. |
Sun.Star - By Dr. Victor Dumaguing WE ARE delighted to inform our dear readers that we have been getting a lot of texts and calls from different sectors of the community requesting for a certain disease or a problematic medical issue to be discussed in a manner ... |
Los Angeles Times - Although the study of deep brain stimulation is very limited and preliminary, researchers hope the finding could lead to treatment of diseases such as Alzheimer's. |
Mainichi Daily News - Emperor Akihito waves to a crowd of well-wishers during a morning appearance through the glass of a balcony at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo on Friday, Dec. 23, 2011, marking his 78th birthday. |
Daily Mail - By Daily Mail Reporter A skin cancer drug has reversed Alzheimer's in mice - raising hope that it could be similarly successful against the incurable disease in humans. |
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