US Intervenes To Flood Europe With Dollars
The US Federal Reserve today led another intervention to ease global liquidity by joining the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Swiss National Bank (SNB) in efforts to flood the Continent with dol...
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Turkish Forces Move Into Iraq
Turkish troops cross into northern Iraq in the latest in a series of small-scale raids against Kurdish separatists over recent months....
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Rudd: The Serial Deal Maker
Sir Nigel Rudd has garnered a reputation as something of a serial deal-maker. That reputation was underpinned in 2005 when it emerged that Alliance UniChem and Boots were in merger talks. The co...
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Sharp And Sony To Partner On L.C.D. Production
Sony said it would take a stake in Sharp’s $3.5 billion L.C.D. panel plant set for completion by March 2010, in a move that continues a realignment of key players in the L.C.D. panel business....
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China’s Promotion Policy Goes Green
China has announced a new promotion system under which local officials’ careers will be judged by their performance in meeting environmental targets....
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Health News

The (Possible) Perils of Being Thirsty While Being Green
2008-01-06 06:01 - I have the usual New Year’s resolutions ? exercise more, lose weight, be a nicer person. I also hope to find out if I am inadvertently poisoning my children.

In Global Battle on AIDS, Bush Creates Legacy
2008-01-06 06:01 - President Bush’s initiative, which has helped 1.4 million people, may be his most lasting bipartisan achievement.

Utah: Cholera Suspected in Bird Deaths
2008-01-06 04:51 - About 1,500 dead birds that washed up on the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake may have been killed by avian cholera, an expert said.

New Fitness Instruction: Sing the Body Eclectic
2008-01-06 04:50 - The world of ?How to Look Good Naked? is a happy and optimistic place where no one is overweight, but everyone suffers from a curable form of body dysmorphia.

Passengers Flew With Infected Woman
2008-01-05 04:50 - Health officials were searching for airline passengers who may have come in contact with a 30-year-old woman infected with a hard-to-treat form of tuberculosis on a flight from India.

Merck Makes Deal to Develop Schizophrenia Drug
2008-01-05 04:50 - Merck agreed to pay a Swiss company, Addex Pharmaceuticals, as much as $702 million to help develop a new schizophrenia drug.

Drugs Offer No Benefit in Curbing Aggression, Study Finds
2008-01-05 04:50 - The drugs most widely used to manage aggressive outbursts in intellectually disabled people are no more effective than placebos for most patients and may be less so.

U.S. Curtailing Bids to Expand Medicaid Rolls
2008-01-05 04:50 - The Bush administration is restricting the ability of states to expand Medicaid in an effort to prevent them from offering coverage to families of modest incomes.

Teenagers in the City Smoke Less, Report Finds
2008-01-04 06:01 - The smoking rate among New York City’s teenagers is now far lower than among teenagers nationwide, due mainly to high taxes and curbs on public smoking, officials said.

Egypt: 4 Women Die of Bird Flu
2008-01-04 04:51 - Bird flu has killed four Egyptian women in the past week, according to Egyptian health officials and the World Health Organization.


 
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