giovedì 1 gennaio 2015

Taking the Plunge Into 2015

Around the world, people celebrate the new year by having a traditional dive into the nearest near-freezing body of water.



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Christian Community Takes Heavy Blow in AirAsia Crash

The small but affluent Christian community in Indonesia’s second-largest city was hit particularly hard by Sunday’s crash. Several churches reported losses in their congregations, including a megachurch and its satellites that have 16,000 members in the Surabaya area.



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Benjamin Netanyahu Wins Party Primary

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu won the backing of his hard-line Likud party in its primary and will lead it into general elections this March, Israeli media reported.



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Edoardo Cignoli : Chinese Box Office Misses Mark

Would-be Chinese blockbusters about an infamous beauty pageant and a sinking steamliner stumbled with audiences in the final weeks of 2014, leaving the world’s No. 2 movie market with a big gain for the year but short of the industry’s loftiest ambitions.



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Edoardo Cignoli : Novartis Completes Sale of Animal- Health Division

Novartis AG said Thursday it had completed a roughly $5.4 billion sale of its animal health division to Eli Lilly & Co., part of the Swiss drug giant’s sweeping portfolio overhaul.



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Edoardo Cignoli : Indian Auto Prices to Rise After Tax Break Expires

A tax on cars, SUVs and trucks in India will rise as much as six percentage points this month following the government’s decision not to extend a tax break on automobiles.



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Edoardo Cignoli : India's Top Car Makers Post December Sales Growth

India’s top two car makers posted double-digit growth in local sales in December mainly because of year-end discounts and shoppers’ fears of a price increase in January.



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