Accompanied by apprehension that the Eurozone's debt crisis could persist spreading to Spain and Portugal, the U. S. stocks are expected to open sharply lower Monday.

European stocks renounced early increases on Monday, as banking stocks were down among concerns regarding the influence of the Bank of Spain's help of CajaSur.

On Saturday, Spain's central bank shifted to acquire church-controlled savings bank, CajaSur, having 0.6% of full Spanish banking assets that experienced problems owing to troubled realty exposure.

Working overtime does not benefit the heart, which finding published in the European Heart Journal, found rates of angina, non-fatal heart attacks and death from heart-related conditions was 60% higher in people working three hours beyond the normal, seven-hour day, in comparison with those who didn’t do overtime.

On Tuesday it was told by the World Health Organization that the ash particles from the volcano that is erupting in Iceland would remain high in the atmosphere and would not cause any harm to the people in Europe.

On Friday people were told that the smoke could be dangerous for those suffering from asthma and respiratory problems, but, later on it was told by WHO that there was no harm to public health.

The World's biggest computer manufacturer, Hewlett-Packard (HP) has entered into an agreement with Omnifone to offer digital music content on some new models of HP sold in Europe.

The companies will launch MusicStation providing users access to 6.5 million tracks from record companies like Universal, Sony, EMI and Warner and also independent labels.

With the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA)'s recent decision to suspend the licence of the popular obesity drug Reductil, due to concerns that it leads to an increase in heart attacks and stroke risks, tens of thousands of Britons have been advised to discontinue the use of the fat-busting drug.

Microsoft Corp, after facing criticism from various other browser makers, has revamped and tweaked its "browser ballot" for the planned anti-trust settlement with European Union regulators, hoping to ward off the bad remarks which the company had been slapped with. The reported development came as a result of various other browser makers complaining about the fact that the form's earlier accord gave it an unfair advantage.