The International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics has identifed sweet sorghum as a smart crop which can produce both fuel and food. "Sweet sorghum provides an opportunity for developing countries to re-direct oil money that used to go

A combination of stagnant output and high inflation not seen for decades is set to haunt policy makers for months if not years to come.

Obama Knows Best' Elitism Threatens Parental Rights By Michael Farris Contact: David Halbrook, 540-338-8727 MEDIA ADVISORY, May 13 / Christian Newswire / -- In his May 12 column entitled "McCain's Christian Problem," (The Washington Post) Robert Novak used a single,

Contact: Barbara Allen, 818-368-0749 MEDIA ADVISORY, May 13 / Christian Newswire / -- Steve Amerson, well-known Inspirational music artist will be singing at the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation's "In The Company of Heroes" Dinner Gala at the Georgia Aquarium

Major Christian Leaders Join in Support of Hosanna Broadcasting Network Contact: Steve Counsel, 310-348-9825 LOS ANGELES, May 13 / Christian Newswire / -- Bishop George D. McKinney, Pastor of St. Stephens Church of God In Christ in San Diego California,

Contact: Leoonard Heatherly, 865-919-1366 MEDIA ADVISORY, May 13 / Christian Newswire / -- Defeat of Malaria ; This humanitarian breakthrough will provide a low cost, self sustaining remedy for 300 million Africans who are acutely ill with Malaria, and virtually

Collecting coins is a longer term goal, however, the happiness of pursuit is always more important than the rapid completion of a set of coins. The inherent enjoyment is always found in the process of collecting, and fulfillment is found

A new project implying construction of helicopter pads close to theMoscow Ring Road has been approved by the expert council at the RussianMinistry of Transportation. Full Story

AT FIRST glance, the Hyundai i10 looks like yet another Korean import offering slightly out-of-date technology at something of a bargain price, but when you take a closer look

BABCOCK International has increased its profits by more than 50 per cent, the company announced yesterday.

FIGURES released this week in the 2007 Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) report for the UK suggest that, despite a relatively favourable climate for start-ups, a g

Three of the big four wireless providers in the U.S. have gained customers during Q1 2008. The number four US carrier, however, hemorrhaged a million customers. Sprint, which recently began what was rumored to be a 100 million-dollar campaign for

READY meal maker Northern Foods has halted its supply of £45 million worth of annual sales to Marks & Spencer and is to close one of its factories.

A STRIKE in Argentina aims to halt grain exports, as farmers battle with government- imposed ceilings on prices paid to producers.

REDROW has become the latest casualty of the ailing housing market, the housebuilder saying its fears that 2008 would prove to be a "tough trading market" had been rea

BILL Miller, the chief executive of MicroEmissive Displays (MED), launched a robust defence of the technology firm's progress yesterday after a profit warning knoc

SICK leave cost UK businesses £13.2 billion last year, with workers taking an average of 6.7 days' absence for illness, a report out today reveals.

THERE was a chill wind in the air yesterday but the sun was shining in the Borders at the media preview for for Scotsheep, the biennial event staged by the Scottish branch o