The Times Of India Coffee lovers have cause for cheer | MUMBAI: Domestic coffee prices, which rose nearly 35% in the first half of 2008, are likely to plateau in the second half on slackening e... (photo: WN / james)
The Philippine Star The next crisis: Water | The global oil and food crisis have driven the prices of basic commodities to unprecedented levels, resulting in food riots and the toppling of governments as seen by the likes of Haiti. What we are... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Inquirer Hot and heavenly Sichuan cuisine | MANILA, Philippines—Mapo is perhaps the most popular spicy Chinese tofu dish in the country. Of Sichuan origin, mapo 'in Chinese means pockmarked old lady, and it comes from a famous legend,' said v... (photo: creative commons / avlxyz) FoodHealthNutritionPhilippinesPhotos
Turkish Press Dollar climbs on back of weak oil prices | Euro coins and a US dollar bill. The dollar rose against the euro and the yen, propped up by lower oil prices and renewed speculation about possible US interest rate hi... (photo: WN / Denise Yong) BankDollarEconomyMoneyPhotos
The Guardian hit mining shares not pricing in profits By Eric Onstad LONDON, July 23 (Reuters) - Beaten-down UK mining stocks, which have underperformed the wider market in recent months, offer good value as profits are expe... (photo: AP Photo / Jeff Gentner) LondonMarketMiningPhotosProfits
