How corporations should handle PR in crises

Whoever suggested that all publicity is good publicity clearly didn't envision the wave of catastrophe engulfing high-profile corporations over the last year, laying waste to some of the most meticulously tailored reputations on earth. Toyota endured... Public relations - Business - Waste Management - Environment - Business and Economy

Hair Gives a Heads-Up On Heart Attack Risk

Stress may make you want to pull out your hair, but those tresses could be the key to measuring just how much stress you're under, according to a new study.

Stung cricket cheats clearly guilty

THERE'S only one thing more infuriating than a match-fixer – that's a match-fixer who gets caught then denies it.

Acing Tricky Questions

Regardless of how offbeat some interview questions may sound, most employers have their own hidden reasons for asking them. The way you react to a question can actually score more points with the interviewer than the answer you give.

Interns work with boaters at Berryessa to keep water clean for cities

BENICIA -- College interns at Lake Berryessa are spending Labor Day weekend urging boaters to keep Vallejo and Benicia's main water source clean and clear."Just shy of three quarters of the boaters we talk to know that Lake Berry-essa is a drinking water source," said Paige

From Pacquiao to Maguindanao

AWARD-WINNING broadcast journalist Jiggy Manicad was hot on the trail of controversial boxing champ Manny Pacquiao, then rumored to be having an affair with actress Krista Ranillo, when he stumbled upon the story of what is now known as the Maguindanao massacre.

Concern over 'dire' level of assistance for families of children with autism

There has been widespread outrage after a High Court judge found a Northern Ireland health authority had breached its duty to help the families of children with autism. Related Stories Hospital waiting lists up by 2,500% ... and that’s before the cuts PSNI rescue 15 sex workers after blitz on brothels Western Health Trust’s shame as mum’s pleas for support with mentally ill son ignored