About 30 people have been detected with anthrax in Shahjadpur and Ullapara, upazilas of Sirajganj (Bangladesh) recently.

A change is the perception of job seekers in the last few months has captured the attention of recruitment giant, Hays.

On Tuesday, Asian stocks went up steered by shares of resource companies, as firm U. S. factory data and rising commodities prices balances out fears that unrest in Egypt could spill over to other parts of the Middle East.

On Wednesday, Asian stocks went up taking a cue from Wall Street profits and on expectations for more handsome U. S. earnings, while the euro climbed up toward a one-month high hit the previous day.

The euro was supported by positive German data and central bank purchasing, but still doubts about Europe's ability to gather up a sovereign rescue fund kept a reign on gains.

Stock markets across Asia were down heavily as European debt woes made investors cautious and this was reflected in the performance of shares. Reports also came which suggested that many European banks may be under a lot of pressure.

As per an industry analyst, efforts put to distinguish the contest are representing industry principles as useless, and are hampering interoperability between multi-branded telepresence systems.

People in developing countries are more prone to liver disease, according to reports. It is especially dangerous as poverty is more widespread and these people cannot easily get access to proper healthcare services. Doctors felt that a lot needs to be done to ensure that people suffering from these problems can get quick and affordable treatment.

Oil prices rose above $84 per barrel on Wednesday in Asia as stock markets rallied on strong business earnings and additional airports opened in volcanic ash smacked Europe, lessening fears of reduced demand for crude oil.

As more airports opened in Volcanic ash stricken Europe and stock markets rallied on strong corporate earnings, the oil prices escalated 84 a barrel in Asia as stock markets on Wednesday. This alleviated fear of reduced demand for crude.

Crude oil futures Friday registered a slip for a second day in a row triggered by strength showed by dollar against the euro and weaker regional equities amidst concerns over the momentum of global economic recovery.