Subodh S. Lal

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• Jun 21, 2011

  Massive China Floods Kill 175, Affect 36 Million People

  Floods caused by torrential rains in southern and eastern China since the beginning of the month have left at least 175 people dead and another 86 missing, the Civil Affairs Ministry said Monday.

• Jun 21, 2011

  Food Allergies Affect Nearly 6 Million U.S. Children, Study Suggests

  According to a recent study, led by researchers at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, about 8 percent of U.S. children could be afflicted with food allergies.

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  Jun 20, 2011

  K.J. Choi Lost U.S. Open to Rory McIlroy, But Won in Generosity

  South Korea-born K.J. Choi lost the 2011 U.S. Open to Irishman Rory McIlroy this weekend. But off the green he is a champion when it comes to generosity and helping those in need.

• Jun 15, 2011

  FDA Requiring Precise Sunscreen Labeling

  Come next summer, the first thing to note on a sunscreen label would be “Broad Spectrum” and “SPF 15” (or higher). The Food and Drug administration on Tuesday issued new guidelines for sunscreen labeling to give consumers clear information about the product’s effectiveness.

• Jun 15, 2011

  J.C. Penny Chooses Apple's Ron Johnson as CEO

  J.C. Penney Co. named Ron Johnson, currently the senior vice president of retail operations at Apple Inc., its next CEO. Johnson assumes his new position on November 1

• Jun 14, 2011

  Low-Fat Diet May Reduce Alzheimer's Risk, Study Shows

  A low-fat, carbohydrate-rich diet, such as whole grains, fruits, vegetables, and legumes, could lower the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, according to a study.

• Jun 13, 2011

  Facebook IPO at $100 Billion Amid Alleged User Loss?

  Facebook remains tightlipped over reports that based on valuation of $100 billion it is planning an initial public offering as early as April 2012.

• Jun 10, 2011

  U.S. Debt Ceiling Fight Worries Creditors in India, China

  The possibility of a U.S. debt default is causing concerns within financial circles in Asian powers China and India, and officials warn that this may erode the world’s confidence in the robustness of the U.S. economy.