Obama a Muslim? Rumors gain steam, defying facts NEW YORK — “President Obama is a Muslim.” “He’s not an American citizen.” “He wasn’t even born here.” Read more on…. Click Here to Read More
A Hindu’s Religious Experience Seeking universal religious values Read more on Asia…. Click Here to Read More
Dong devaluation a threat to exports Vietnam devalued its currency by 2.1 per cent against the US dollar yesterday as the dong tries to buck the regional trend in an attempt to rein in the country’s trade deficit. Read more on The Nation – Thailand’s English…. Click Here to Read More
Mydin To Open 14 More Branches Nationwide SUBANG JAYA, Aug 18 (Bernama) — Mydin Mohamed Holdings Bhd plans to open 14 more branches nationwide with gross development value of RM1.6 billion in two years. Read more on…. Click Here to Read More
Judges crack down on courtroom attire If you’re headed to traffic court in Bakersfield, Calif., better leave the flip-flops at home. Read more on The…. Click Here to Read More
Cotton Rally to Test 1995 Peak as Levi’s Raises Prices, Stockpiles Dwindle Cotton may climb to the highest price since 1995 as rising demand in emerging markets for everything from shirts to bed sheets forces textile makers to restock inventories that are the tightest in 13 years. Read more on…. Click Here to Read More
Nothing is simple about controversy inspired by simple veil known as a niqab At its simplest, the niqab is an unadorned piece of dark-coloured cloth. When it is placed across the nose, mouth and chin of Muslim women, however, there is nothing simple about the controversies the eyes-visible-only headgear inspires in Canada and elsewhere. Read more on…. Click Here to Read More
Lessons from retail billionaires FOR sale: One Mercedes S Class, 1996 model. Fully armoured, bulletproof glass and strengthened steel. Colour: Anthracite. Has 174,000 kilometres on the clock. One elderly owner, recently deceased. Read more on Queensland…. Click Here to Read More
First textile job training centre opens in Haiti; part of a USAID program PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Steve Jean grew up making clothes, and so did his parents and grandparents. Now he’s helping create a new generation of textile workers that aid agencies hope will help Haiti rebound from a devastating earthquake. Read more on Brandon…. Click Here to Read More
Calif. lawmakers OK tough fur labeling requirement Associated Press – August 11, 2010 5:44 PM ET SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – Clothes made with animal fur may soon be required to have special labeling in order to be sold in California. Read more on KCOY Santa…. Click Here to Read More
Squash Blossom sprouts downtown Sharon Czarnecki thought she was finished with finance forever when her Menlo Park firm laid her off last year. Read more on Half Moon Bay…. Click Here to Read More
Squash Blossom sprouts downtown Sharon Czarnecki thought she was finished with finance forever when her Menlo Park firm laid her off last year. Read more on Half Moon Bay…. Click Here to Read More
US-backed textile training center opens in Haiti (AP:PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti) Steve Jean grew up making clothes, and so did his parents and grandparents. Now he’s helping create a new generation of textile workers that aid agencies hope will help Haiti rebound from a devastating earthquake. Read more on INO…. Click Here to Read More
Reportlinker Adds Nanofibers: Technologies and Developing Markets Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: Read more on PR Newswire via Yahoo!…. Click Here to Read More
Revenues of Jordan’s exports of potash rise by 26 percent Revenues of Jordan’s exports of potash rise by 26 percent Read more on…. Click Here to Read More
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