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Global rebound anemic: Roubini
SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Advanced economies face years of anemic growth and the risk of a double-dip recession as their citizens cope with sluggish employment and highly indebted governments, economist Nouriel Roubini said on Monday.
Categories: NEWS: Business and Financial
Overseas Sales Boost iPad
Apple said iPad sales have topped two million since its launch in early April, boosted by its debut in international markets.
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International
Overseas Sales Boost iPad
Apple said iPad sales have topped two million since its launch in early April, boosted by its debut in international markets.
Categories: NEWS: Business and Financial
Recipes for Health: The Other Brown Rice: Basmati
Brown basmati may not be a kitchen staple, but it is lighter and more flavorful than regular brown rice.
Categories: NEWS: Health and Medical
Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Should Rule Business Smartphones
Microsoft shook things up this week with some high-profile departures, and a reorganization of the Entertainment and Devices division that has CEO Steve Ballmer directly controlling the future of Microsoft's consumer technologies. When it comes to smartphones, Windows Phone 7 should arguably be the de facto platform for business professionals, but Microsoft may be delivering too little, too late.
Categories: NEWS: Business and Financial
Don't fall prey to aggressive debt collection tactics
Debt collectors know what buttons to push, so if you've never dealt with them before, you may agree to a repayment plan that you can't afford
Categories: NEWS: Business and Financial
The Web will unify fragmented mobile OS world, says Opera
Norwegian browser maker Opera has high hopes for the combination of mobile browsers and HTML 5, which will let web-based applications compete better with native applications, according to co-founder Jon von Tetzchner.
Categories: NEWS: Business and Financial
German president quits in blow for Merkel
BERLIN (Reuters) - German President Horst Koehler unexpectedly resigned on Monday after a wave of criticism over his comments about military action abroad, in a move that compounds conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel's problems.
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International
May retail sales seen up but spending erratic
DETROIT (Reuters) - Retailers are expected to show a sizable increase in sales for the month of May, but erratic trends of consumer spending could grow more pronounced over a seasonally weaker period for shopping.
Categories: NEWS: Business and Financial
Trichet sees need for 'budgetary federation'
PARIS (AP) -- European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet says Europe needs "the equivalent of a budgetary federation" as a watchdog over eurozone governments' public finances as a response to the continent's government debt crisis....
Categories: NEWS: Business and Financial
Fed chief sees delicate dance ahead
The delicate task ahead for the Federal Reserve and other central banks is deciding when to start boosting interest rates and reeling in all the stimulus pumped out during the global financial crisis, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke says. Bernanke, however, didn't...
Ben Bernanke - Central bank - Federal Reserve System - Financial crisis of 2007â2010 - Government
Ben Bernanke - Central bank - Federal Reserve System - Financial crisis of 2007â2010 - Government
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International
Restraining order filed against BP
A fisherman who was hospitalized after becoming ill while cleaning up oil in the Gulf of Mexico has filed a temporary restraining order in federal court against oil company BP.
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International
Fisherman files restraining order against BP
A fisherman who was hospitalized after becoming ill while cleaning up oil in the Gulf of Mexico has filed a temporary restraining order in federal court against oil company BP.
Categories: NEWS: Health and Medical
Euro inches up while stocks remain flat after warning
LONDON (Reuters) - The euro steadied from recent falls and world stocks were becalmed on Monday with a Chinese warning about risks to global growth and a downgrade of Spain's credit heightening investor caution in holiday-thinned trade.
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Nurses at crowded hospitals more likely depressed
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) -- Nurses who work in hospital wards that are usually filled to capacity may have a higher risk of depression than their counterparts in less-crowded hospitals, Finnish researchers suggest.
Categories: NEWS: Health and Medical
Labor inductions may be boosting rate of earlier births
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - The rate of induced labor among U.S. pregnant women nearly doubled between 1992 and 2003 -- a trend that seems to have pushed more births to the earlier end of full-term, a new study finds.
Categories: NEWS: Health and Medical
Most sore throats don't need steroids
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Got a bad sore throat? Don't rush to ask your doctor for steroids such as prednisone, says a new review of studies.
Categories: NEWS: Health and Medical
Healthscope Gets New Bids
Healthscope said it received two new offers, valuing the company at $1.56 billion, as the battle for the Australian hospital company intensifies.
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International