Kim Kardashian, the bride ready to be wed this August the 20th, has been in the news for all the market reasons. Her latest news of  to-be-sold wedding pictures gains the hot spot. It is reported that Kim Kardashian wedding photos publishing rights has been acquired by People Magazine who has struggled in the bidding against rival Ok Magazine to ... Read More »

Don’t Comb your Hair or you will die, warns doctors to a schoolgirl in Scotland who has a rare condition of  brain shutting down if she vigorously combs her hair. The girl named Megan Stewart, 13, has a rare condition – Hair Brushing Syndrome – which means she must avoid wearing polyester or touching balloons. Any contact with electrical charges ... Read More »

The sudden advent of Facebook brought a complete change to the so called Social Networking business. Facebook, immediately claimed the top crown in Social Networking with over 700 plus million users in its bag. Google became concerned on this new rivalry and offered partnership with facebook on account of user information sharing, but Facebook simply denied it. Which led to ... Read More »

The Continual slump in Euro economy with almost all European countries such as UK, Greece, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, France, German, Iceland, Portugal  in deeper debt crisis. France and Germany today have called for new economic governance which they term as true Euro Governance Speaking at a joint news conference, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy urged much ... Read More »

Google’s founder and chief executive “Larry Page” has announced today 15th of August, 2011, the purchase of Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion by 2012. With mobile wars going global, with Apple looking to sue all the other competitive companies for a possible copyright infringement,  its high time that Google has acquired a world popular Motorola. Its official that Google has ... Read More »

David Cameron is to announce a review of every government policy following last week’s riots, to ensure they are bold enough to fix a “broken society”. In a speech later, the prime minister will talk of the need for a social fightback to confront a “slow-motion moral collapse” in society. Meanwhile, Labour leader Ed Miliband will renew calls for a ... Read More »

A migrant farm worker from Mexico who died in 2010 was the first human ever to die in the US of rabies transmitted by vampire bat, health officials say. The 19-year-old died last August about three weeks after he was bitten on the heel by a vampire bat while sleeping in the Mexican state of Michoacan. Doctors in the US ... Read More »