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The Cost of Swine Flu; Killer on the Loose in the Gulf ; Behind closed doors; America's Weirdest Businesses; The Kindest Cut; The Coolest Schools in the World
April 30, 2009 2:04 by Aarti Nagraj
The Cost of Swine Flu
Can the epidemic take down global markets, asks Newsweek.
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Gulf Must Learn Lessons of Crisis
We have yet to see a collective Arab response to the crisis, because the region believes that the crisis is western rather than global, says the Financial Times.
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Killer on the Loose in the Gulf
Diabetes is costing many people in the region their lives, reports AFP, and says that sedentary lifestyles and bad eating habits are to blame for it.
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Behind closed doors
It’s a hard struggle to shed light on arbitration cases, as they operate in a climate of secrecy , says the Economist.
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The Kindest Cut
Slate checks out which meat harms our planet the least.
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25 Men Behind the Financial Crisis
While no single person orchestrated the financial crisis, there were some key players involved, says blogger Business Pundit and names a few.
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America’s Weirdest Businesses
Inc pays tribute to 30 companies for their entrepreneurial daring.
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What Your Gadget Really Costs
Business Week uses information from market research company iSuppli to tear down popular gadgets and find out the price of their component parts.
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How Low Can You Go?
Portfolio calculates the declining prices in the art world.
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The Coolest Schools in the World
Fast Company compiles a slideshow of the finalists for World Architecture News’ Educational Building of the Year.
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