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| Chinese physician released after 3 months in jail for criticizing a traditional medicine A Chinese doctor who was arrested after he criticized a best-selling traditional Chinese remedy has been released, after more than three months in detention. Tan Qindong had been held at the Liangcheng county detention centre since January, when police said a post Tan had made on social media ...
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| Bill Cosby Found Guilty in Sexual Assault Case Women in the courtroom in Montgomery County ran from the room weeping after Bill Cosby was found guilty, less than one year after a jury ended his initial trial in a mistrial. After deliberating for fewer than two days, the jury in Bill Cosby's sexual assault re-trial found him guilty of all charges on Thursday ...
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| A Worrying Number Of People Believe In Fake Causes Of Cancer, Study Shows Cleaning products, microwave ovens and stress are among a number of things that the public think cause cancer, but with no clear scientific evidence backing this up, a new study has shown. The research, carried out in England and published in the European Journal of Cancer, surveyed 1,330 people, ...
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| Microsoft on track for strongest annual growth in over a decade Microsoft looks on track to record its strongest annual growth for more than a decade, following a revenue boost from its cloud business in the latest quarter and a bullish forecast for the final quarter of its fiscal year. Shares in the world's biggest software maker jumped by 3 per cent in after-market trading ...
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| Nobel prize in literature may be cancelled in 2018 amid sexual abuse scandal The institution, founded by King Gustav III in 1786 to further the "purity, strength and sublimity of the Swedish language", was shaken in November when the French photographer Jean-Claude Arnault was accused of sexual assault or harassment by 18 women. Arnault is married to academy member ...
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| RBS profits treble to £792m in first quarter as costs fall Profits at Royal Bank of Scotland more than trebled in the first three months of 2018, easily beating expectations as income rose and costs fell. The bailed-out bank, which is still majority owned by UK taxpayers reported first-quarter profits of £792m, compared with £259m for the same period last year.
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| What's Behind the Recent Rise in Autism in the US? The percentage of kids with autism in the United States continues to rise, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The report found that, in 2014, an estimated 1 in 59 children had autism, up from 1 in 68 children in 2012, and 1 in 88 children in 2008.
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| Changes in Statoil's Corporate Executive Committee and corporate structure Statoil is making changes in its Corporate Executive Committee (CEC) to ensure renewal, broaden the experience in the leadership team, and further strengthen the leadership pipeline in the company.
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