Business
BusinessWorld Online Edition - STOCKS rallied to a fresh all-time high on Friday, taking cue from United States markets that closed higher on the back of the optimistic economic data. |
Inquirer.net - By Norman Bordadora President Benigno Aquino III supports the sin tax reform measures pending in Congress, despite being a known smoker. |
BusinessWorld Online Edition - FLAG CARRIER Philippine Airlines (PAL) expects its passenger volume to grow by more than a tenth this year as it aims for uninterrupted operations after outsourcing ground crew work in 2011. |
Sydney Morning Herald - Oil rose and gasoline climbed to a 10-month high on speculation that fuel demand will increase with the economic rebound in the US, the world's biggest crude- consuming country. |
Wall Street Journal - By Ian Talley Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--The International Monetary Fund warned Friday Greece's loan program faces "exceptionally high" risks, and said Athens may need further debt restructuring and additional financing that Europe ... |
The Japan Times - By KAZUAKI NAGATA Fast Retailing Co. launched its biggest Uniqlo flagship store yet Friday, aiming for it to rake in ¥10 billion a year in sales and reinforce the company's global competitiveness. |
Business 2 Community - By Personal Branding Blog, Published March 16, 2012 To adidas, Derrick Rose's brand definitely is worth that sum of money. That is a significant amount of money to invest in one person long-term, let alone someone that is 23. |
BusinessWeek - March 15 (Bloomberg) -- US Representative Peter Welch, a Vermont Democrat, talks about the New York Times op-ed by former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. executive Greg Smith criticizing the company's culture. |
Indian Express - The Income Tax Act has been amended to encourage Iran to park the monies it receives for crude oil from India in rupee account here. |
Malaysia Star - PETALING JAYA: The Asean Capital Markets Forum (ACMF) announced yesterday that corporations in Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand would be able to enjoy an expedited review of secondary listings. |
New York Times - By PETER EAVIS The Federal Reserve made an error in its stress test of Citigroup that led it to overstate a crucial measurement of losses on the bank's mortgages, the central bank acknowledged on Friday. |
Financial Times - By Gerrit Wiesmann in Berlin The German government has pledged to bring its budget near to balance in 2014, two years earlier than planned, in an attempt to show its eurozone partners that Berlin practises what it preaches on fiscal discipline. |
Health
Ledger Independent - AP | Posted: Thursday, March 15, 2012 7:35 pm | (0) Comments A hamburger is made from ground beef containing what is derisively referred to as "pink slime," or what the meat industry calls "lean, finely textured beef," Thursday, March 15, ... |
LA Weekly (blog) - By Emily Dwass Fri., Mar. 16 2012 at 11:30 AM For those of us who are sensitive or allergic to certain foods, eating out can sometimes feel more like a trek through a minefield than a relaxing dining experience. |
WFMJ - AP National News Video More>> Romney says he's on track to get a nominating majority before convention; rivals undeterred. |
Herald Scotland - I was surprised to learn that apparently eating white rice may increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes ("White rice linked to increased risk of diabetes", The Herald, March 16). |
Orissadiary.com - Report by OrissaDiary.com bureau; Bhubaneswar: The Central Institute of Freshwater Aquaculture (CIFA), a constituent of Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), a premier research institute devoted to freshwater aquaculture research and ... |
NEWS.com.au - TURKEY'S Sultan Kosen, the world's tallest living man at 2.51 metres says it's "a blessing" he is no longer growing thanks to radiosurgery in the United States. |
AFP - LONDON - The group behind a US-style Christian protest outside an abortion clinic in central London was urged on Thursday to stop harassing women but vowed to continue its daily vigils. |
Reuters India - REUTERS - Heavy men are more likely than their peers with more normal weights to have low sperm counts or no sperm production at all, a key way to measure fertility, according to an international study. |
Yahoo! Philippines News - Another season, another crop of fruits and vegetables! It's hard to believe, but spring arrives on Tuesday - say hello to warmer weather, lighter clothes and lots of new greens at the market. |
Styleite - by Sarah Devlin | 12:16 pm, March 16th, 2012 This post was sponsored by nuNAAT Hair Care Products. Our opinions, as always, are entirely our own. |
Yahoo!7 News - By Monique Ross, ABC March 17, 2012, 8:05 am The death of a battered two-year-old girl in India has thrust human trafficking in the country into the spotlight. |
Irish Times - THEY WERE young males on the make and they struck out not once, not twice, but a dozen times with a group of attractive females hovering nearby. |
This is Nottingham - THE first ever pill for sufferers of multiple sclerosis has been given the go-ahead for public use. Clinical trials at the Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham were used to make sure that the daily pill, called fingolimod, was safe. |
Globe and Mail - Cellphone radiation that fetuses are exposed to in the womb may be responsible for rising rates of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and other behavioural problems in children, according to a new study. |
Care2.com (blog) - by Anna Klenke We have always known that adult literacy is an important factor in determining economic status, independence and self esteem, but does reading ability actually provide health benefits? |
Times of India - LONDON: Men like their mother's cooking better, even if they are happily living with their partner, a survey has revealed. It also found that mothers rarely serve up ready meals, have a wider repertoire of dishes, and always cook something they know ... |
Voice of America - March 16, 2012 Breast Cancer on the Rise Among African Women, Say Experts Linord Moudou Breast Cancer originates from breast tissue, most commonly from the inner lining of milk ducts. |
Voice of America - March 16, 2012 World Bank Urges Greater HIV Prevention Efforts Joe DeCapua The World Bank says significantly better HIV prevention efforts are needed in Africa. |
Medical News Today - A study published today in the journal Menopause, from the North American Menopause Society, confirms the frustration that many women feel with memory problems as they approach menopause. |
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