Gold barely changed on Friday but was heading for its biggest monthly gain since 1999 as investors awaited an OPEC consultative meeting that could support bullion if the group agrees to cut oil output.
Gold often tracks oil due to the metal’s role as a hedge against inflation. Fears of rising energy costs helped send gold […]

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Mitsubishi Motors Corp. said on Thursday it would cut 1,100 jobs, laying off one third of its temporary workers in Japan, as it reduces production to cope with sagging sales.
Japan’s fourth biggest carmaker said it would not renew contracts with the workers when they expire at the end of March.
Mitsubishi Motors aims to reduce its […]

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For some, flying is a routine. No matter how much security we have to go through to get on the plane, it’s still quicker than all the other land-based systems of transport. For others, it’s an adventure. We have saved our dollars and now we get our reward - a flight to the holiday destination […]

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One of the more fascinating things you can think about when you’re bored is why the spam is so different depending on where you have accounts. Perhaps I’m just lucky, but I get very little spam through my ISP. Mostly, it’s just to persuade me to buy viagra and other more obviously fake ways of […]

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A recent medical study held in Bangladesh investigated the effectiveness of traditional cholera treatments and possible alternatives. The problem of cholera is very complicated in third world countries where the water supplies can be the source of numerous bacteriological diseases. Apart from the aspect of water supplies another problem, which contributes to the development of […]

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