A multinational trial was carried out by a group of researchers from University of Perugia in Italy about an oral fixed-dose therapy. The therapy included Xa inhibitor apixaban (Eliquis) which was meant to treat venous thromboembolism (VTE).

According to a study, there is an increased risk of diabetes in later life if one or more servings of sugary soft drinks are consumed on a daily basis.

The chance of the risk of diabetes increasing with a can of soft drink is about a fifth when compared with just one can being consumed in a month, according to European scientists.

In a brief statement released on March 15, the Italian embassy has condemned India for restricting the movement of Daniele Mancini out of the country and has said that the country is violating a convention on diplomatic immunity.

Highlighting the fact that a "major challenge" is being faced by the UK in increasing the number of women employed in tech industry, a business group - the EEF manufacturers' organization - recently said that the country needs to start a national campaign for encouraging more girls to study technology and engineering subjects, so that the number of women on company boards can be increased.

With US district judge Lucy Koh having turned down Apple's request of a permanent injunction against Samsung, thereby denying Samsung's request for a new trial over Apple's $1 billion victory in the court case, the South Korea-based technology conglomerate has withdrawn its request for a ban against the sale Apple's devices in Europe.

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.

Since three years, euro zone's debt crisis is ongoing but Germany's recent hint of Greek debt relief has somewhat raised euro hopes.

The hint-in-talks came from the announcements of Finance Minister that he made last week behind closed doors hinting about tantalizingly at a potential breakthrough.

The Italian Antitrust Authority has warned Cupertino, Calif.-based Apple Inc. that it could be slapped with more fines and have its Italian operations suspended if it doesn't comply with the country's two-year warranty policy.

Italy's ACGM competition authority said it could suspend Apple's Italian business operations for up to 30 days and impose a fine of up to _300,000 ($377,500) if the Cupertino firm doesn't clearly inform consumers about the various available warranty options.