Commercial banks cut rates to invigorate loan demand (Việt Nam News)
Mild symptoms may be treated with over-the-counter analgesics; however, more severe cases may require hospitalization. Prophylactic use of acetazolamide (Dazamide, Diamox), 250 mg twice daily, can prevent symptoms. Common side effects include paresthesias (particularly a tingling sensation in the extremities), drowsiness, nausea, anorexia, photosensitivity, and taste alterations. Acetazolamide should be avoided in patients who are allergic to sulfa drugs. A day's stay at an intermediate altitude before going to a higher altitude also may help prevent altitude sickness.
Commercial banks cut rates to invigorate loan demand (Việt Nam News)
HA NOI — Commercial banks are reducing lending rates in an effort to increase to total volume of loans by the end of the year. Southeast Asia Joint Stock Commercial Bank (SeABank) has recently cut interest on loans to individuals and organisations.
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Govt funds research into malaria drugs (AAP via Yahoo!7 News)
Research to develop new malaria drugs is to get a $1.8 million grant from the Queensland government.
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Malaria research gets funding boost (Perth Now)
RESEARCH to develop new malaria drugs is to get a $1.8 million grant from the Queensland Government.
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Vultures in pursuit of £1bn threaten debt-relief deal (Guardian Unlimited)
Legal action worth almost £1bn by "vulture funds" against some of the world's poorest countries poses a threat to the debt cancellation deal agreed by the G8.
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Arrested hacks story: the plot thickens (The Inquirer)
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." -- Martin Luther King Jr. THE OTHER DAY we ran a story about a couple of journalists in Phoenix, Arizona, who were arrested merely for revealing that they had been subpoenaed before a grand jury.
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GE threatens canola exports (Adelaide Now)
SOUTH Australia's canola exports to Japan will be under threat if the State Government does not extend a moratorium on commercial genetically-engineered crops, the Japanese have warned.
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Luton loses crap town crown (Luton Today)
Our town doesn't make it into latest 'worst towns' list
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Major US trade delegation to visit India (ANI via Yahoo! India News)
New York, Oct.19 (ANI): Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty left for New Delhi Wednesday at the head of a 73-member trade delegation to bolster bilateral commercial ties with the country. The aim of the mission is to provide a means for Minnesota business leaders to explore opportunities in India and promote increased exports to India and to develop and expand strategic relationships with key India ...
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FarmOnline (Queensland Country Life)
The Federal Government has announced an additional $117 million as part of its equine influenza assistance package. The package comes as a class action is announced against the Government by affecetd horse owners.
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Down is up for FD's role at Wetherspoon (Accountancy Age)
JD Wetherspoon has selected Keith Down to be its new FD. Down, currently FD of Tesco's commercial arm replaces Jim Clarke who recently announced his departure from the company.
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Commercial banks cut rates to invigorate loan demand (Việt Nam News)
Food-borne illness The risk of traveler's diarrhea in developing countries can be as high as 60%. Contaminated foods not adequately prepared are a common cause of intestinal infections. To help prevent such illnesses, travelers should be encouraged to thoroughly clean and cook all vegetables and meats. Food should be served hot. Peeled fruits are generally safe. However, milk and milk products (eg, cheese, ice cream) that are not pasteurized, as well as cold buffets, salads, and chilled desserts, should be avoided. Consumption of seafood, beef, pork, or sausage that is raw, undercooked, smoked, pickled, or salted can lead to trichinosis or tapeworm infection. Game fish from tropical waters also may cause ciguatera poisoning. Travelers should avoid buying food from street vendors and eating in establishments that have dirty rest rooms.
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