French Prime Minister Mr. Jean-Marc Ayrault and steel giant Arcelor Mittal have finally reached a deal on Friday over a threatened steel plant. The announcements of the same are coming from the prime minister, who said in his recent statements that the deal has saved part of a massive plant that had been threatened with closure before the deal.

French daily newspaper Les Echos is reporting in its Monday edition on its website about the new agreement or a shareholder structure that has been agreed between France and Germany over the weekend with an aim to earn a 12 percent voting stake in Europe's largest aerospace group i. e. European Aeronautic Defence & Space Co. N. V.

Apple revealed in a press release last Friday that the Ministry of Industry and Technology of the People's Republic of China has given the company the mandatory go-ahead to sell its latest iPhone - the iPhone 5 - in the country.

Announcing that the iPhone 5 will hit the China markets by the middle of this month, Apple said that the handset will be available in China Mainland by December 14.

The Health Minister, Hugh Flemming said on Friday that health reforms will be considered to ensure high quality care to all the residents of New Brunswick.

Flemming talked of a new five year plan that will make the reforms. It will include expansion to the existing services and introduction of some new services that will be aimed at improving the health care for the residents of the province.

It is not a hidden news that European Union wants to increase its business ties with the world's biggest economies. It seems that they have been working hard on their plan. It has been found that a free trade pact talks are going to take place with Japan.

France is deeply upset with the Indian steel giant ArcelorMittal from past few days and is no longer interested to have the firm operating in their country.

France supports Palestinian bid for UN status, confirm officials from the country yesterday when they talked about their back support to the Palestinian bid for enhanced United Nations status at a General Assembly vote that is scheduled this week.

Early detection is the best way to reduce HIV cases. In order to do the same, it is vital that people should be regular for HIV testing. It has also been suggested that every single person who is sexually active should be asked to get regular tested.