Neighbours like these Hindustan Times
Even as a coalition government reaches the mid-point of its five-year term in India, and its economic growth settles around a handsome 8 per cent, our neighbours — east, west, north and south — are seriously dysfunctional.
Computing Catches Up With Theory: Modeling The Formation Of Blood Clots Science Daily
New computing tools have allowed Peter Richardson, a professor of engineering and physiology at Brown University, to test ideas about blood flow and clotting that he first proposed over 30 years ago. The collaboration with mathematics colleagues Igor Pivkin and George Karniadakis resulted in a model that integrates fluid dynamics with platelet biochemistry and could provide new insights into the
Energy agency to nations: Curb use or else The Philadelphia Inquirer
The International Energy Agency called on governments yesterday to curb growth in energy demand and greenhouse-gas emissions as it warned that the world's energy supply is rapidly running out.
Growth of online entertainment, chatting puts entrepreneurs on lookout for advertising revenue Akron Beacon Journal
Google's recent blockbuster deal to pay $1.65 billion in stock for YouTube, an online video company that has yet to turn a profit, pumped air into the theory that another Internet bubble has inflated.
Consumer borrowing down in September Provo Daily Herald
WASHINGTON -- Consumer borrowing fell in September by the largest amount since the recession of the early 1990s, weakened by a huge drop in auto loans. The Federal Reserve reported Tuesday that borrowing declined at an annual rate of 0.6 percent in September, compared with a 4.6 percent rate of increase in August.
The environment of the economy The Manila Times
NO economy is a closed, autonomous universe, governed by rules independent from law, morals and politics. Indeed, the most interesting economic questions are generally located on the borderline with neighboring disciplines.
What odds about Stern's Wager? Guardian Unlimited
As every pupil at Lord Adonis's new Academies will no doubt be aware, Blaise Pascal was a 17th-century French polymath who combined the disciplines of mathematics, physics and theology, and had never heard of media studies.
Poorest left behind as dragon roars The Herald
GIVEN the blaze of publicity surrounding China's red-hot economic growth rate and fast-emerging middle class with money to burn on luxury brands, it may surprise many to hear the World Bank has calculated the poorest 10% of the country's population is probably becoming even poorer.
Consumer borrowing declines Los Angeles Daily News
WASHINGTON - Consumer borrowing fell in September by the largest amount since the recession of the early 1990s, weakened by a huge drop in auto loans.
Wednesday November 8, 2006 The New Zealand Herald
Why doesn't Air New Zealand stop the absurd whining over its failed attempts to form a transtasman cartel, get its employees back onside and concentrate on leveraging the growth streams of its business?

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