01Feb2013 | Photographer Documents Work of Binational Artists Along US-Mexico Border Fronteras Desk Art has a way of redefining public spaces, particularly those marked by hardship or violence. This is what drew photographer Stefan Falke to the U.S.-Mexico border. |
01Feb2013 | Yahoo Expects to Pay Nothing in Its Mexico Lawsuit Business Insider In its fourth-quarter earnings call, Yahoo CFO Ken Goldman gave a brief update on its multibillion-dollar lawsuit in Mexico. |
01Feb2013 | Tired? Depressed? Always Under the Weather? 7 Nutrient Deficiencies that Can Make You Sick Mother Nature Network Today’s average restaurant meal is more than four times larger than in the 1950s, and according to the CDC, adults are, on average, 26 pounds heavier. Despite the embarrassing abundance of food, many still unknowingly suffer from nutrient deficiencies. |
01Feb2013 | US Authorities Sue to Stop $20 Billion Beer Deal to Unite Bud and Corona Reuters US antitrust authorities sued Thursday to block the US$20.1 billion takeover of Mexican brewer Grupo Modelo by Belgian-US giant Anheuser-Busch InBev, saying the combined firm would have too much power over the US beer market. |
01Feb2013 | Rescue Workers Search Debris for Survivors After Pemex HQ Blast Associated Press An explosion at the office headquarters of Mexico's state-owned oil company killed 25 people and injured 101 on Thursday as it heavily damaged three floors of a building, sending hundreds into the streets and a large plume of smoke over Mexico City's skyline. |
31Jan2013 | In Mexico City, Harvesting Water From the Sky The World Faced with chronic water shortages, many residents of Mexico City aren’t waiting for the city government to fix things. They’re turning to the sky. Ari Daniel Shapiro reports on the growing practice of rainwater harvesting. |
31Jan2013 | This Solar-Powered Medical Airship Can Go Where Other Emergency Vehicles Can't Co.Exist The Solar Ship is designed to shorten the distance between doctors and patients in the developing world, where poor infrastructure often means that remote sick people don’t stand a chance. |
31Jan2013 | Rural Southern Mexico Vigilantes Set Charges Against 53 Prisoners Associated Press Vigilantes who have taken up arms against drug cartel violence and common crime in southern Mexico announced Thursday they will bring charges ranging from organized crime to kidnapping and extortion against 50 men and three women who they have been holding prisoner at improvised jails. |
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