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Google to Stop Auto Re-direct »

With Google’s license in China due up for renewal this Wednesday the search giant has altered its approach to the recent use of automatic redirects. For the last three months Google…

Jun 30 2010 / No Comment / Read More »
IPhone 4 Reaches 1.7 unit sales in 3 days.

Iphone 4 Surpasses Iphone 3 sales »

Steven Jobs and Apple surpassed the industry shaking Iphone 3 sales figures yesterday with the annoucement that the IPhone 4 sold 1.7 million units in the first 3 days. The previous…

Jun 29 2010 / No Comment / Read More »
Business

Euro Hits All Time Low »

euro battered.

Investor concerns over the expiry of a key euro zone refinancing package this week sent the Euro to an all…

Jun 29 2010 / No Comment / Read More »

BP Losses Tip $100 Million Over Spill Costs »

BP Oil Spill

The British based oil firm BP’ PLC, saw stocks fall sharply to a 14 year low today and it’s normally…

Jun 25 2010 / No Comment / Read More »

Judge in Deep Sea Drilling ban has shares in Oil Industry »

Hat in BP Oil Slick

Martin Feldman,  the Louisina based judge who recently overturned recent deepwater drilling bans shows on his most recent financial records…

Jun 23 2010 / No Comment / Read More »

BP Wants US to Continue Business with them »

Though the company may be named BP, which stands for British Petroleum, one should make no mistake. The company runs…

Jun 21 2010 / No Comment / Read More »
Health

Breast Cancer Patients Stop Drug Use Early »

A new study shows that nearly 50% of all breast cancer patients stop taking key prescription medicine ahead of schedule rapidly increasing their risk of a cancer relapse or death. The study shows the importance of programs that focus on patient liason , ensuring patients receive valuable and pertinent information…

Jun 29 2010 / No Comment / Read More »

Americans Eat Too Much Salt »

America Consuming To Much Salt / Sodium

US Government researches recently concluded that 9 out of 10 Americans are eating to much salt, at least twice the recommended amount. The normal culprits of fast processed food and restaurant food in general took much of the blame in the recent study with Sodium being singled at…

Jun 25 2010 / No Comment / Read More »

Ice Craving Could Be a Health Problem »

Many people today crave a lot of things. Out of them, ice is actually one of the more common things that are craved. There are actually a lot of people in America that buy an iced drink just so that they can acquire the ice.…

Jun 22 2010 / No Comment / Read More »
Education

US Senators Seek Increase in Education Funding »

United States Senators such as Bob Casey, who is a democrat from Pennsylvania, have begun to become worried about the lack of emphasis placed on…

Jun 21 2010 / No Comment / Read More »
Finance

Canada’s Finance Chief wants to see group effort

The finance chief of Canada wants to see action that goes along with the bank reform. Ever since the fall of 2008, when the world saw itself goes into a slow and steady global recession, the…

Jun 22 2010 / Read More »
Health

Breast Cancer Patients Stop Drug Use Early

A new study shows that nearly 50% of all breast cancer patients stop taking key prescription medicine ahead of schedule rapidly increasing their risk of a cancer relapse or death. The study shows the importance of programs…

Jun 29 2010 / Read More »
Technology

Google to Stop Auto Re-direct

With Google’s license in China due up for renewal this Wednesday the search giant has altered its approach to the recent use of automatic redirects. For the last three months Google has redirected its Chinese site (google.cn)…

Jun 30 2010 / Read More »
Business euro battered.

Euro Hits All Time Low

Investor concerns over the expiry of a key euro zone refinancing package this week sent the Euro to an all time low versus the Swiss franc and an 8.5 year low against the Yeh. The Australian dollar…

Jun 29 2010 / Read More »

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