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Storing some of these items above the fridge could potentially create serious problems that could harm your health.

REED, CHARLOTTE M., 94, of Leesburg, FL crossed over to the other side on April 27, 2009. She was born in White Plains, NY. She attended Packard Business School in New York City. She worked at Reader Digest, where she resigned a lucrative job to join the Woman’s Army Corps in World War II. She […]

Beginning from a one-room dispensary, Ida Scudder’s vision led to the development of a world-class institution: Vellore’s Christian Medical College.

In this section of “Inspirers” we catalogue outstanding women leaders in our corporate world who broke into, what was mainly men’s domain, and established themselves as “women entrepreneurs” of merit, vision, courage, and reliability.

V Gangadhar, veteran journalist and well-known satirist, passed away in Pune on Monday night. He was 85.

French fries are a popular side dish in the U.S. So we asked readers to recommend their favorite spot in Massachusetts. See their top picks.

Lately there has been much praise for veterans, nurses, firemen. The Readers’ Digest even had an article praising truckers.. Understandably all these professions deserve credit for their hard work, but

At the mention of plastic surgery, most people probably think of expensive, unnecessary procedures performed on rich people for purely aesthetic purposes.

Learn which cities have the highest and lowest unemployment rates, why it matters, and how unemployment could impact your business.

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