Dayly News
Syrian forces attack towns, killing 37, opposition activists say Syrian government snipers and other forces stalked opponents in homes and neighborhoods Friday in a campaign of gunfire, shelling and arrests amid mass protests against the rule of President Bashar al-Assad, an opposition group said. ver +
US expects dissident Chen Guangcheng to leave China soon The US says it expects China to allow prominent dissident Chen Guangcheng to travel abroad soon. ver +
Army wife reportedly sees husband die in Afghanistan while on video chat The wife of an Army nurse who died Monday in Afghanistan reportedly said the incident occurred while she was talking to her husband through video chat. ver +
Business News
Bayer to pay at least $110 million in settlement Bayer has agreed to pay at least $110 million to settle the first 500 lawsuits over claims that its Yasmin group of birth-control pills caused blood clots, Bloomberg reported on Friday, citing two people familiar with the agreement.
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Apple: We didn't stifle e-book rivals Apple has responded to an antitrust lawsuit from the U.S. Department of Justice, saying it fostered, not quelled, competition in the electronic publishing industry.
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Sony SmartWatch now available in the US for $150 What's the most useful smartwatch of them all? If you guessed Sony's, you've got reason to smile: we just got word that it's finally available here in the US of A. As expected, the SmartWatch costs $150, while those colorful (read: not black) wrist bands are priced at $20 a pop.
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THE FUNCTION OF THE CSO (CHIEF SUSTAINABILITY OFFICER); or The Myopia on Corporate Social Responsibility This article is about the function of the CSO (Chief Sustainability Officer), as the title says: The myopia of the Corporate Social Responsibility see
THE IMPORTANCE OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) IN THE EXECUTIVE COMMUNITY This is an important article of Roberto Rabouin, professor of management skills in ADEN Business School. He introduces us t othe reality of the enterprises today, this should be mixed with the practice of Corporate Social Responsibility. A phrase that he quoted was: "There are no enterprises in broken comunities". see
