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Breaking News Thu, 15 May 2008
Visitors monitor indicator boards, with a graph showing Australia's All Ordinaries Index during the course of yesterday and in early trade today, at the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) in Sydney, Australia, Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2008. The Australian share market plunged in early trading on Jan. 22 following heavy losses in Europe and Asia as concerns about the U.S. economy continue to roil global markets. The fall marks the 12th consecutive day of losses - the longest selling streak in more than 26 yea
Australia   Business   Economy   Market   Photos  
 The Australian 
Consumer stocks help lift bourse
| AUSTRALIAN shares ended higher yesterday in mixed trading with consumer-focused stocks doing well while investors took profits in other areas. | The market responded to strong corporate news and a p... (photo: AP / John Pryke)
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Australia   Drugs   Health   Kids   Photos  
 The Australian 
Doped toddlers cause concern
| MORE than 40 per cent of parents have given their sick toddlers cough syrup, even though the medicines are deemed ineffective and even harmful for young children, a study shows. A survey of 325 pare... (photo: WN / janice)
Democratic presidential hopeful, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., speaks at a campaign stop in Cabell Hall at the University of Virginia Center for Politics, in Charlottesville, Va., Monday, Feb. 11, 2008 (tmg1)  International Herald Tribune 
A victory plan for Hillary
| Hillary Clinton scored a whopping victory in West Virginia. | She trounced Barack Obama, who is consistently described as the inevitable presidential nominee. | Hard to know exactly what to do with ... (photo: AP / Carolyn Kaster)
Carolina   Democratic   Election   Information   Photos   Politics   US   Virginia  
DBS Bank- Singapore- am1  The Times Of India 
Singapore's DBS raises $1.1 billion for expansion
|     SINGAPORE: DBS, Southeast Asia's biggest bank by assets, raised a higher-than-expected S$1.5 billion ($1.1 billion) from preference share sale to bolster its books as it seeks to expan... (photo: Public Domain / PeterMarkSmith)
Asia   Bank   Market   Photos   Singapore  
Top Stories
Food - Ribs /wam2 The Miami Herald
Sweet sauce flavors short ribs
| Q: In the '60s I believe there was a recipe on the back of the Lipton onion soup package for short ribs. I am not sure if it was barbecue. | Dale Ray A: The unlikely bu... (photo: Creative Commons / )
Food   Health   Market   Photos   Society  
Rice - Crops - Agriculture - Food  Gulf News
Rice prices tumble for fourth straight day
| Tokyo: Rice tumbled for a fourth straight day as the US said it would not object if Japan exported from its stockpile of imported rice to ease tight global supplies tha... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Economy   Food   Photos   Society   World  
Rooster The Star
Indonesia agrees to hand bird flu information to new online database
| JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP): Indonesia's health minister said Thursday she would start sharing all genetic information about her country's bird flu virus with a new global ... (photo: Wn)
Indonesia   Information   Photos   Vaccines   Virus  
 An Afghan security officer guards the perimeter of the site of a suicide attack at the main U.S. air base of Bagram, north of Kabul, Afghanistan on Tuesday, Feb. 27, 2007. A suicide bomber killed at least 14 people and wounded about a dozen more outside International Herald Tribune
Suicide blast kills 18 Afghan police offcers and civilians
| : A suicide bomber disguised in a burqa detonated a blast in a bazaar in western Afghanistan on Thursday, killing 18 police and civilians, in the bloodiest suicide atta... (photo: AP/Musadeq Sadeq)
Afghanistan   Photos   Taliban   Terrorism   US  
 Der Eisbaer Knut badet in einem Freigehege im Zoo in Berlin am Donnerstag, 14. Juni 2007. Der Eisbae The Press Democrat
US lists polar bear as threatened species
| By H. JOSEF HEBERT | Associated Press Writer | Put at risk by global warming, the polar bear is getting a life line as the government officially has declared it a threa... (photo: AP Photo Jan Bauer)
Arctic   Environment   Global Warming   Nature   Photos  
Taiwan's president-elect Ma Ying-jeou USA Today
New Taiwan leader eyes peace with China
Posted  | Comment  | Recommend | | | TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Taiwan's incoming President Ma Ying-jeou says the earthquake that struck China earlier... (photo: AP / Vincent Yu)
China   Leader   Peace   Photos   Taiwan  
Politics Environment
- Escudero cautions vs. broadband probe resumption
- Union boss Kevin Reynolds accused over election push
- Airlines' new call for second Sydney airport
- Taiwan Pres Doubts China Unification
Democratic presidential hopeful, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., speaks at a campaign stop in Cabell Hall at the University of Virginia Center for Politics, in Charlottesville, Va., Monday, Feb. 11, 2008 (tmg1)
A victory plan for Hillary
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- Irwins face cut to nature reserve
- Greenpeace: Japanese ship's crew stole whale meat
- Lookout lodging: Experience history at old forest fire tower
- Fury over means test on solar
 Der Eisbaer Knut badet in einem Freigehege im Zoo in Berlin am Donnerstag, 14. Juni 2007. Der Eisbae
US lists polar bear as threatened species
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Business & Economy Energy & Industry
- Consumer stocks help lift bourse
- Singapore's DBS raises $1.1 billion for expansion
- GE to shed appliance division
- Liberty Mutual Agency Markets Honored with ACORD® Award
Visitors monitor indicator boards, with a graph showing Australia's All Ordinaries Index during the course of yesterday and in early trade today, at the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) in Sydney, Australia, Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2008. The Australian share market plunged in early trading on Jan. 22 following heavy losses in Europe and Asia as concerns about the U.S. economy continue to roil global markets. The fall marks the 12th consecutive day of losses - the longest selling streak in more than 26 yea
Consumer stocks help lift bourse
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- Escudero cautions vs. broadband probe resumption
- Software piracy increases in Asia-Pacific: indus
- VetcoGray Wins Gorgon Subsea Work
- Swiber taps Cuel yard space for EPCIC deals
1002 Area: Polar Bear sow and two cubs on the Beaufort Sea coast
Polar bear gets new protection
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Health Society & Culture
- Doped toddlers cause concern
- The Phantom Of The Opera
- Government forced into inquiry on radioactive site
- Meagher error on Bega doctor check
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Doped toddlers cause concern
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- Teacher dismissed for secret affair with boy
- New Study Shows Georgia-Pacific Gypsum Dens Products Can Sav
- The Phantom Of The Opera
- 3rd Annual Tables Of Ten; Dining For A Cause In Hollywood Ca
Israeli border police officers rush to the site of a shooting attack in Jerusalem, Thursday, March 6, 2008.
In 2008 as in 1948, only conflict looms
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Science & InfoTech Sports
- Migrants from Sichuan left in dark
- Animals, seeds and farms have been swept away
- SA tackles science basics
- Federal investigators look into bird kill in Tulare County
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Indonesia agrees to hand bird flu information to new online database
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- Teams for round eight
- Hook gets Williams nod over Jones
- Bruce releases Skoko and Olembe
- Baseball: Hiyama, Akahoshi lead Hanshin over Hiroshima+
 Australia´s Josip Skoko plays with a ball during the first public training of the team at Oehringen stadium, Germany, Monday, June 19, 2006. Australia play in the World Cup Group F with Brazil, Croatia, and Japan. (AP Photo/Ivan Sekretarev) wam2
Bruce releases Skoko and Olembe
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