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- Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide, yet survey confirms many women living with advanced form of disease feel isolated(1),(2) - Three in four women surveyed say they actively seek out information(2), yet more than half say ...

Brisbane has eclipsed New York as one of the world's most expensive cities in which to live, and'students are on the front line feeling the pinch. According to the Economist Intelligence Unit's Worldwide Cost of Living Survey 2013, people in ...

As Washington surveys the landscape of the Middle East in the aftermath of the Arab Spring, it becomes clear that the ensuing chaos resembles something closer to a long, harsh winter than a hopeful beginning. Stability is giving way to chaos, and ...

In early 2012, outgoing World Bank President Robert Zoellick announced that the Millennium Development Goal of rate relative to its 1990 level had been achieved in 2010 five years ahead of schedule. But many analysts have challenged estimates that ...

What inefficiencies frustrate you in your day-to-day life? What could work better about your home and the things that surround you--your car, your commute, your job, your health care, your aging parent's physical situation, or your local government? ...

You are here: Home >> SPi World News >> World Market Sector News New research from nonprofit foundation Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies® in collaboration with Aegon shows a lack of retirement preparedness among workers in the U.S. and ...

/PRNewswire/ -- ASIA OOH recently conducted a survey of mobile surfing behaviors of people on the go in four cities in China: Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Nanjing. The findings show that Chinese consumers own significantly more smartphones and ...

May 15 (Bloomberg) -- Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's stimulus probably helped the Japanese economy grow the most in a year, adding to pressure on 2013's worst-performing bond market. Gross domestic product likely expanded an annualized 2.7 percent in ...

nture Bijaei Jayaraj, 39, was well-placed in the corporate world, heading Jet Airways' customer loyalty rewards programme. Most people would have been content with a career like his. Not Jayaraj. This Indian School of Business graduate wanted to ...