University Of Vienna News
-
The Nazi party had a strong following in Austria’s central bank years before the Alpine nation was annexed by Adolf Hitler’s Germany, a historical review found.
-
The Vienna Philharmonic last night revealed that almost half of its musicians were Nazis in World War II after it fired Jewish members.
-
North Korea is preparing its biggest political gathering in 30 years, drawing parallels with the 1980 summit that ensured Kim Jong Il’s succession amid speculation he will transfer power to his youngest son.
-
The mathematical insight that turned Google Inc. into a multibillion-dollar company has the potential to help the world avert the next financial crisis. If only banks made public the data required to do the job.
-
GlaxoSmithKline Plc’s breast cancer pill Tykerb, used with Roche Holding AG’s drug Xeloda, helped treat the disease’s spread to the brain, according to a study.
-
The two sides of Chang Gwang Street in North Korea’s capital of Pyongyang show the gap between the Stalinist country’s elites and its capitalist-minded citizens.
-
The Avastin medicine has largely lived up to its billing as an innovative way to attack tumors, along the way generating the most revenue for any cancer drug while being Roche Holding AG ’s best-selling treatment with 6.46 billion Swiss francs ($6.88 billion) in sales last year.
-
Men carry a higher risk of colon cancer than women and should get their first colonoscopy to screen for the disease at age 45, five years earlier than the current recommendation, according to a study.
-
European Central Bank Executive Board member Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell said interest rates should be consistent with economic activity, suggesting she sees room for further monetary tightening.
-
South Korea broadcast a pop song extolling freedom of choice and a warning on the dangers of overeating into North Korea, ending a six-year moratorium on propaganda in retaliation for the sinking of a warship.
|
|
Most Popular on Bloomberg
|
| |
Rate this Page