Daily sex makes for healthier sperm
LONDON (Reuters) – Having sex every day improves the quality of men’s sperm and is recommended for couples trying to conceive, according to new research.
June 30, 2009
Daily sex makes for healthier sperm
LONDON (Reuters) – Having sex every day improves the quality of men’s sperm and is recommended for couples trying to conceive, according to new research.
Wall Street falls on consumer confidence data, oil
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. stocks fell on Tuesday after U.S. consumer confidence data showed a surprise drop, raising doubts about the speed of an economic recovery, and falling oil prices sank energy shares.
Wall Street falls on consumer confidence data, oil
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. stocks fell on Tuesday after U.S. consumer confidence data showed a surprise drop, raising doubts about the speed of an economic recovery, and falling oil prices sank energy shares.
Gloomy U.S. consumers clip housing recovery hopes
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. consumer confidence took an unexpectedly steep slide in June, figures released on Tuesday showed, suggesting the 18-month-long recession had yet to loosen its grip on the economy.
Gloomy U.S. consumers clip housing recovery hopes
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. consumer confidence took an unexpectedly steep slide in June, figures released on Tuesday showed, suggesting the 18-month-long recession had yet to loosen its grip on the economy.
GM sale hearing under way in U.S. bankruptcy court
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A U.S. bankruptcy court judge opened a hearing on Tuesday morning on government-backed plans by General Motors Corp to seek approval to sell its main assets to a “New GM.”
GM sale hearing under way in U.S. bankruptcy court
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A U.S. bankruptcy court judge opened a hearing on Tuesday morning on government-backed plans by General Motors Corp to seek approval to sell its main assets to a “New GM.”
Magna-Opel deal in doubt
BRUSSELS/FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Efforts to save two leading European carmakers took a twist on Tuesday that could change the ownership of both crisis-hit General Motors Corp’s Opel and German sportscar maker Porsche.
Magna-Opel deal in doubt
BRUSSELS/FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Efforts to save two leading European carmakers took a twist on Tuesday that could change the ownership of both crisis-hit General Motors Corp’s Opel and German sportscar maker Porsche.