| Latest worldwide news | FDA approves Orexo drug to treat opioid addiction | | | (Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Swedish drugmaker Orexo AB's drug to treat opioid addiction, the company said on Thursday, sending its shares up as much as 14.3 percent in Stockholm. |
| Lisicki Shows Anything Possible to Set Up Bartoli Final | | | No one would have guessed that Sabine Lisicki is allergic to grass as she joyfully rolled on the most famous rectangle of turf after surviving a heart-pumping, nerve-jangling epic to set up a mind-boggling Wimbledon final against Marion Bartoli. |
| 'Lone Ranger' ambushed at box office, Disney may face loss | | | LOS ANGELES, July 4 (Reuters) - "The Lone Ranger," Walt Disney Co's big-budget western starring Johnny Depp, performed below expectations on Wednesday night, raising the possibility that the movie could saddle the media giant with a loss on the film. |
| The new age of the airship? | | | Once upon a time, the airship was hailed as the future of flight as glamorous, luxurious and fashionable as the Art Deco era which marked its heyday. |
| UPDATE 1-Zynga's new CEO to get pay package worth some $50 million | | | SAN FRANCISCO, July 3 (Reuters) - Don Mattrick, the head of Microsoft Corp's Xbox business who will replace Zynga Inc founder Mark Pincus as chief executive next week, will get a hefty, largely stock-based compensation package of about $50 million in coming years, the company said in a regulatory filing on Wednesday. |
| The Consumer New Approach to Depression | | | Transcranial magnetic stimulation, which uses magnetic pulses to stimulate parts of the brain connected to mood, has helped some patients with severe depression. |
| Obama wildlife trafficking plan may also boost security | | | WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A White House plan to curb illegal trafficking in rhino horn, elephant tusks and body parts from other endangered wildlife could have the side benefit of helping to stabilize parts of Africa plagued by insurgent groups, military and political analysts say. |
| Lisicki overcomes adversity to walk tall | | | LONDON (Reuters) - Learning to walk again after a career-threatening injury helped Sabine Lisicki realize that anything is possible - even reaching a Wimbledon final. |
| Breaking the Seal on Drug Research | | | More researchers are insisting on seeing all the data behind all clinical trials for drugs, not just the rosy reports that companies choose to release. |
| Can Mourinho be 'the Stable One?' | | | Once "the Special One," Jose Mourinho now calls himself "the Happy One" -- but his much-hyped first press conference back at Chelsea reveals that his new character may well be "the Stable One." |
| Can cycling beat the cheats? | | | As doping allegations plague professional cycling, Amanda Davies discovers how the sport is cracking down on the issue. |
| Art in Review The Boxer | | | Boxer at Rest is a Hellenistic bronze sculpture on loan from the National Museum of Rome, and one of the most charming pugilists in Western art. |
| UConn Qualifies Academically for Postseason | | | Connecticut's men's basketball team, which was barred from the 2013 postseason because of past problems with its Academic Progress Rate, has qualified academically for next year's NCAA tournament. |
| EMERGING MARKETS-Latam stocks rally as bargain-hunters pile in | | | * Brazil's Bovespa rises for first session in five * MPX Energia jumps after Batista steps down as chairman * Bovespa rises 1.6 pct, Mexico IPC up 0.91 pct By Asher Levine and Luc Cohen SAO PAULO/MEXICO CITY, July 4 (Reuters) - Latin American stocks closed higher on Thursday, with Brazil's Bovespa gaining for the first session in five as bargain-hunters picked up shares of commodities producers OGX and Vale to take advantage of recent losses. Mexico's IPC index rose 0.91 pe |
| Shopping for Fans | | | The hotelier Carlos Couturier goes looking for fans as the temperature in New York City creeps up to 90 degrees. |
| Wed be better off without American Airlines - Felix TV | | | Loose seats. Disrupted flights. Damning headlines. Its been a terrible week for American Airlines. Reuters blogger Felix Salmon explains why flying American and other big carriers has become such a drag. (October 4, 2012) |
| 'World War Z' is 'scary good' | | | Just about every zombie movie I can think of is set, for the most part, in tightly defined spaces where groups of survivors huddle to fend off the flesh-hungry hordes outside. |
| Four killed, 3 injured in holiday cooking fire in Pennsylvania | | | (Reuters) - Four people, including two children, were killed and three others were critically injured when an unattended holiday cooking fire swept through a home without smoke detectors in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, a fire official said on Thursday. |
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