Fewer than half of U.S. moms breastfeed enough: CDC
Fewer than half of U.S. mothers breastfeed their newborns for even half as long as advised and just 22 percent still do so at one year, government researchers reported on Monday.
Researchers develop test for pregnancy complication
It may be possible to predict which women will develop a dangerous complication of pregnancy called pre-eclampsia weeks before they ever show the first symptoms, an international team of researchers reported Monday.
Industry has sway over food safety system: study
The food industry is jeopardizing U.S. public health by withholding information from food safety investigators or pressuring regulators to withdraw or alter policy designed to protect consumers, said a survey of government scientists and inspectors.
Military looks command attention in NY's fashions
Call it urban warrior, military chic or even drab fab.
Meet Jeremy! Objective: Leverage banking experience to land a hybrid sales and operations management role.
Jeremy wanted to leverage his banking experience to secure a hybrid sales and operations management role. His old résumé wasn't getting his foot in the door, and not surprisingly as it simply served as a narrative of what he had done in past engagements.
Fall Asleep Easier, Sleep Deeper, and Watch Your Body Fat Disappear
Whatever you do, please try to keep it natural... taking sleep aid drugs will almost always have adverse side effects
The Ultimate Secrets to a Flat Stomach and Six Pack Abs
With this article, I want to show you why you might be struggling to lose that stubborn stomach fat that is covering up your abs.
Mercedes-Benz CLS: Closer Look at 2012 Design
Watch out for the 2012 Mercedes-Benz CLS at the Paris Motor Show this fall. Months before its debut, the company teased potential customers with a cryptic sculpture at the Detroit Auto Show and by revealing the striking Shooting Break concept at the China show.
IMF urges stimulus to help dire job market
The world's rich countries need to extend initiatives to boost spending and support employment to fix a dire labor market that could threaten entire societies, the International Monetary Fund said on Monday.
In jobs push, IMF reveals a gentler face
The IMF's latest push for more spending on job creation and care for the poorest in society shows it is more than just a tough-love provider of economic aid in return for austerity measures, its boss said on Monday.
Norway says green taxes can help jobs and economic growth
Green taxes are among ways to spur jobs and economic revival despite less focus on environmental solutions since the U.N.'s Copenhagen summit in 2009, Norway's Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg said Monday.
Small-business bill could be Democrats' last hope on jobs
Democrats in the U.S. Congress have a late chance to show frustrated voters they are trying to boost the sluggish economy with a plan to extend help to small businesses before the November midterm elections.
Treasury's Krueger hopeful for jobs: report
The United States' job market is recovering at a better rate than it did after its past two recessions despite high unemployment, a senior Treasury Department official was quoted as saying on Monday.
Work force re-entrants key to jobless rate: San Francisco Fed
The pace at which teenagers, men in their prime and older workers re-enter the U.S. work force as the economy recovers will shape how quickly the unemployment rate falls, researchers at the San Francisco Federal Reserve said on Monday.
U.S. opens rust probe of 1997-2001 F-150 pickups
U.S. safety regulators have opened a preliminary investigation into reports that fuel tanks from 1997 to 2001 model year Ford Motor Co F-150 pickups have dropped onto the road due to rusted support straps.
New GM CEO to receive $1.7 million cash salary
General Motors Co's new chief executive, Dan Akerson, will receive a $1.7 million cash salary as well as stock grants, the U.S. government-owned automaker said on Friday.
Jetta and used sales priority for new Volkswagen exec
Strengthening dealer networks, successfully launching a redesigned Jetta, and boosting used-car sales are top priorities for Volkswagen America Inc under Jonathan Browning, the unit's new chief executive.
Morgan Stanley shuffles real estate executives
Morgan Stanley on Friday said Jay Mantz would be vice chairman of its real estate investing group.
Bhutan
Tucked away in the majesty and splendour of the eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is seen as an abode of Gods and spirits.
Fashion's night out expands party to lure shoppers
Clothing retailers and big-name fashion designers around the world joined together on Friday at festive promotional events aimed at enticing recession-weary shoppers to go on a spending spree.
AstraZeneca hunts stem cell cure for eye disorder
AstraZeneca took its first significant step into regenerative medicine using stem cells on Monday by signing a deal with University College London to develop ways to repair eyesight in people with diabetes.
European downturn seen pushing up cancer rates
The economic downturn threatens to raise cancer rates in Europe as lifestyles change, budgets are cut, and private and public sector employers take short cuts on safety, public health experts said Monday.
Elan chief says would not stop new conflicts probe: report
The chief executive of Irish drugmaker Elan told a newspaper on Monday that he would not block a fresh probe over alleged conflicts of interest at the company.
No link found between vaccine mercury and autism
A new government study adds to the evidence that thimerosal, a mercury-based preservative until recently found in many vaccines, does not increase children's risk of autism.
Jerry Hall’s private art collection goes for auction
U.S. model and Rolling Stone Mick Jagger's ex-partner is selling several pieces from her private art collection including a portrait by Lucian Freud, a step she has taken to let go her past.
D&C shot ad with Monica Belluci for their luxury drink
Italian fashion designer duo Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana have teamed up with Bacardi's vermouth brand Martini to launch their alcohol brand Martini Gold.
Hilton Top hotel brand in Asia: Survey
World's leading hotel group Hilton Hotels & Resorts has been named as the top hotel brand in Asia for the year 2010 for the second consecutive year by global research company Taylor Nelson Sofres (TNS), in conjunction with one of the region's leading media, marketing and advertising publications, Media. This is the second consecutive year Hilton clinched the title since the study's Travel & Leisu...
Sheraton introduces luxury spas
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. launched Shine for Sheraton, a global spa concept designed exclusively for Sheraton Hotels & Resorts.
Inter Parfums signs new agreement for US distribution
Inter Parfums Inc.'s recently launched U.S. subsidiary Inter Parfums Luxury Brands and French subsidiary Inter Parfums S.A. will be responsible for the development and distribution of Burberry (perfumes and cosmetics), Lanvin, Mont Blanc and Jimmy Choo brands from January 1 next year.
Does Alternative medicine really work?
Every time there is a pandemic anywhere, new theories start doing the rounds. One debate that has been going on from the time Dr Alexander Fleming invented Penicillin is whether introducing artificial chemicals into the body really cures the system or simply provides instant gratification. While modern medicines have made tremendous advances, there is still a significant proportion of the populat....