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Antivirals key to preventing severe H1N1 disease: WHO

Antiviral medicines can prevent severe H1N1 flu and should be given to pregnant women, very young children and people with underlying medical problems who fall ill, a World Health Organisation official said on Thursday.
Nov 13, 2009

Swedbank ups share capital of its Estonian unit

Swedbank has boosted the reserves of its Estonian unit to cover investments made in its branches in the struggling Baltic economies of Latvia and Lithuania, the Swedish bank said on Friday.
Nov 13, 2009

Irish bad bank to start transfers from January

Ireland's 54 billion euro bad bank will start transferring the biggest commercial property loans from banks from January onwards, Finance Minister Brian Lenihan said on Friday.
Nov 13, 2009

U.S., Japan vow to revitalize strained ties

U.S. President Barack Obama and Japan's new prime minister, Yukio Hatoyama, pledged on Friday to revitalize their strained security alliance as they adapt to a rising China, set to overtake Japan as the world's No.2 economy.
Nov 13, 2009

Farms on the radar at Copenhagen climate talks

U.N. negotiators will next month put farming onto the radar of climate regulations for the first time, but governments face aggressive lobbies and gaps in the science proving the extent of agricultural emissions.
Nov 13, 2009

EU nears deal on buildings eco-standards

New energy economy standards could kick in for all new public buildings in the European Union from 2018, and for all new homes and offices from 2020, a source close to the EU negotiations said on Friday.
Nov 13, 2009

FACTBOX: Plans to control carbon emissions from farming

U.N. negotiators will next month put farming onto the radar of climate regulations for the first time, but governments face aggressive lobbies and gaps in the science proving the extent of agricultural emissions. Double-click here for a related story.
Nov 13, 2009

Philippines to remove fuel price cap on Monday

The Philippines will lift a three-week long cap on fuel prices on its main island of Luzon on Monday, President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo said, responding to a clamour from oil firms. Subject to compliance to all agreements, we can now lift EO (Executive Order) 839, Arroyo told representatives of oil companies on Friday.
Nov 13, 2009

Shell sees rise in Nigeria oil theft

Suspected oil thieves in Nigeria have increased their attacks on Royal Dutch Shell-operated oil facilities, the company said on Friday, reporting five separate incidents already in the last three months.
Nov 13, 2009

Suncor budgets C$5.5 bln for 2010

Suncor Energy Inc, Canada's biggest oil company, said on Friday it is budgeting C$5.5 billion ($5.23 billion) for capital spending in 2010 and will restart construction on its Firebag Stage 3 oil sands project.
Nov 13, 2009

Euro zone Q3 recession exit less robust than thought

The euro zone economy jumped out of recession in the third quarter, data showed on Friday, but with slightly less spring than expected after growth in the area's top three economies fell short of market forecasts.
Nov 13, 2009

Create the look and increase screening time

I am struggling with the design of my résumé. I'm trying to make it look a little different than the standard templates, but I'm scared it won't be well received if it looks too different. How do I know if what I want to do is okay and will support, not hurt, my chances of getting an interview?
Nov 13, 2009

GM still wants state aid for Opel restructuring

General Motors reiterated on Friday it wanted state aid to help restructure European arm Opel after Germany's economics minister said the carmaker would not ask European taxpayers for help.
Nov 13, 2009

JC Penney Q3 profit falls, shares up on forecast

Department store operator J.C. Penney Co Inc reported a lower quarterly profit on Friday but raised its forecast for the full year to a level that could top Wall Street expectations, sending shares up nearly 4 percent.
Nov 13, 2009

Dollar turns lower; euro zone GDP in focus

The dollar edged lower on Friday, paring some of the previous day's gains following a bout of profit-taking in perceived riskier currencies, with focus on the release of euro zone gross domestic product data.
Nov 13, 2009

Euro supported vs dollar after EZ GDP data

The dollar edged lower on Friday, paring some of the previous day's gains, while the euro garnered support following the data that showed the euro zone economy had finally pulled out of recession in the third quarter.
Nov 13, 2009

Obama faces strains in Japan, first stop in Asia

U.S. President Barack Obama headed into talks with Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama on Friday in which he will likely try to smooth strained ties as the allies adjust to a rising China.
Nov 13, 2009

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