ENISA Clears the Fog on Cloud Computing Security

BRUSSELS and HERAKLION, Greece, November 20 - How can businesses and governments get the obvious benefits of cloud
computing without putting their organisation at risk? The EU's 'cyber
security' agency, ENISA (the European Network and Information Security
Agency) answers this question in a comprehensive, new report on "Cloud
Computing: Benefits, risks and recommendations for information security". It
covers the technical, policy and legal implications and most importantly,
makes concrete recommendations for how to address the risks and maximise the
benefits for users.

BMO Capital Markets Named the 2009 Best Bank for the Canadian Dollar by FX Week Magazine

BMO's Foreign Exchange Group consistently recognized for its leading FX

Cyberbullying: Providing Parents Greater Messaging Control of Their Children's Mobile Phone

93% of Parents Would Like to Have More 'Parental Control' Over the Mobile Messaging Behaviour of Their Children.

HSBC's Global Clients Discuss the Challenges of International Business

LONDON, November 19 - Having complete control over company finances is a fundamental part of
running a successful international business. To help companies manage their
business finances from wherever they are in the world they need global
financial partners with strong international business capabilities and local
knowledge.

How Competitive are the Major Supermarkets?

HENLEY-ON-THAMES, England, November 19 - Do we save money by driving to the so-called cheapest supermarket
shopping choice? Not always it would seem. That's why deli wholesaler
( www.cotswold-fayre.co.uk/ ) Cotswold Fayre is exposing the myth that
supermarkets are cheaper. Consider Asda's recent announcement that a list of
selected items would all be sold at a fixed price of one pound each. Then it
turns out that almost one in five of the items were selling below one pound
before the offer. But that didn't make any difference… the punters flocked
in their usual thousands to take advantage of this "great offer" and at the
same time spend much more on all the other temptations put in their way. The
anomaly in the offer was exposed in the Grocer Magazine (August 1st 2009), a
trade publication not seen by the general public.

Contact Centre Services to Take Off in Nigeria by 2015, Finds Frost & Sullivan

CAPE TOWN, South Africa, November 19 - Despite industry challenges, the rising consumer demand from developing
industry sectors will drive exponential growth in the Nigerian contact centre
market. The outsourced contact centre segment, email and SMS services and the
health and medical organisation (HMO) and the public sectors are expected to
become key areas of market growth from 2009 to 2015.

Frost & Sullivan: Rising Demand for Secure Identity Management and Automated Emergency Procedures to Boost Convergence of Physical and Logical Security

LONDON, November 19 - In Europe, the security credential convergence market is driven by the
use of smart cards for both physical and logical access, video content
analysis for the automation of emergency procedures, and by the integration
of building management systems with security systems.

Korn/Ferry Executive Compensation Index Shows Declining Pay for Newly Placed Senior Executives in 2009

Five-Year Study Focuses on Long-Term Trends in Compensation

LOS ANGELES, November 19 - Korn/Ferry International (NYSE: KFY), a premier global provider of talent
management solutions, today released results of a five-year analysis focused
on compensation for newly hired executives. The Korn/Ferry Executive
Compensation Index shows declining pay in 2009 for the majority of new senior
executives around the world after reaching a peak in 2008. The study shows
that pay for first-year CEOs also declined in the North American and Asian
markets in 2009, but increased in Europe, raising the global average CEO
compensation to a five-year high.

Say Yes to a Sensuous Christmas and Valentine's Day

LONDON, November 19 - Christmas and Valentine's are times of sharing and showing how much you
love that special person in your life.

flydubai Celebrates a Successful First Appearance at the Dubai Airshow

DUBAI, UAE, November 19 - flydubai, Dubai's first low cost airline has hailed the 2009
Dubai Airshow as a resounding success and has vowed to be back at the next
Show in two years' time.

Medicines Top Counterfeit Concern List in Europe - Consumers Call for Tougher Safety Measures

LONDON, November 19 - Research published today examining consumer opinions on counterfeit drugs
reveals that five per cent of consumers across five European countries
suspect they have received a counterfeit prescription drug and an alarming
one per cent believe they definitely have. This means that as many as 12.8
million consumers could have been exposed to counterfeit drugs in those
markets.

iTunes to be Forced to Drop Prices to Compete With TunesPro

NEW YORK, November 19 - Music is the voice of the soul, or so it is said. But the distribution of
our spiritual voice has become increasingly complex in recent years with the
growth of the online market. The medium that once relied on physical media
like Vinyl and CDs has crossed the border, beyond the need for a physical
storage device and into the digital era.

Fans Favourite Stacey on Course for X Factor Success

Stacey Solomon Tops X Factor Survey By 888ladies.com

GIBRALTAR, England, November 19 - Dagenham's Stacey Solomon has emerged as the front runner to
follow in the footsteps of Leona Lewis and Alexandra Burke by winning ITV1's
X Factor.

Clarification of Noront Resources Intersects High Grade Platinum, Drilling now Confirms Continuity at Eagle's Nest

TORONTO, November 19 - Noront Resources Ltd. ("Noront" or the "Company") (TSX Venture: NOT) is
pleased to report newly obtained assay results of completed drill holes
from the Company's Eagle's Nest deposit at the McFauld's Lake Property
located within the Ring of Fire mineral district. The results are from the
ongoing drilling, which continues to expand and define the extents of the
mineralization at Eagle's Nest.

Mainstay of the Global Workforce - 40-65 Year Olds - Hit Hardest by Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)

New Report Highlights Global Economic Burden of the Disease

LONDON, November 18 - COPD Uncovered, a new report issued today reveals for the first time that
people between the ages of 40 to 65 are emerging as the new face of this
disease. Authored by Education for Health and other leading experts, the
report uncovers a new, younger majority of COPD patients(1) who are in the
prime of their career, and financially responsible for the care of their
children and aging parents. The authors call for policymakers to read the
report and challenge their thinking on how COPD should be addressed in this
critical age group who are highly depended upon by society as leading wage
earners(2,3).

Waste-to-Energy Market in South Africa Has Promising Growth Prospects, Says Frost & Sullivan

CAPE TOWN, South Africa, November 18 - The waste-to-energy concept is rapidly emerging as an important component
of integrated waste management strategies and has positive growth prospects.
However, due to the low cost of electricity and high capital investment
required in waste-to-energy plants, the incentives for utilising energy
generated from waste are moderately limited.

MoadCast - The Future of Social Media Offers its Members a Share of the Advertising Revenue With the Ability to Earn up to GBP45 per Month via Their Mobile Phone

MILFORD HAVEN, Wales, November 18 - MoadCast brings the consumer and the advertiser closer together in a more
meaningful, cost-effective and targeted manner with a revolutionary
permission based mobile phone community.

The Genworth Index Reveals That British Households are Increasingly Optimistic About Their Financial Future

Decrease in Relative Consumer Financial Vulnerability in 2009

LONDON, November 18 - KeyFindings of the 2009 Genworth Index for Great Britain:

Frost & Sullivan: The North American and Western European Biopesticides Markets Will Grow Strong Thanks to Chemical-free Crops

LONDON, November 18 - The biopesticides market in Western Europe and North America is growing
strongly. The increasing demand for chemical-free crops, paralleled by the
expansion of land for organic farming, has led to augmented usage of
biopesticides.

/C O R R E C T I O N — Education for Health/

LONDON, November 18 - In the news release, "Mainstay of the Global Workforce - 40-65 Year Olds
- Hit Hardest by Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)" issued on 18
Nov 2009 06:30 GMT, by Education for Health over PR Newswire, we are
advised by a representative of the company that under "References:" the
hyperlink should have read:
"www.educationforhealth.org.uk/_documents/COPD_Pressrelease.pdf"
instead of:
"www.educationforhealth.org.uk/pages/_documents/COPD_Release.pdf"
as originally issued inadvertently.

Online Retailers Fear a Quiet Christmas Because of Postal Strikes

LONDON, November 18 - Fears that Christmas presents won't turn up in time could have a major
impact on sales for online retailers this year.

Frost & Sullivan Finds that the Global Recession is Fostering Consolidation in the Logistics and Transportation Industry

LONDON, November 18 - Logistics service providers (LSPs) and end user companies can expect
unique opportunities that would be inconceivable in a healthier economy. The
global recession has actually created a climate in which they can re-align
business processes to emerge stronger from the ongoing economic crisis.

Day 3 WISE 2009: Peer-to-Peer Digital Communications Also Have Central Role in Education Practices

DOHA, Qatar, November 18 - Please click on the following link to access the full version of the
Digital Press Release: www.digitalnewsroom.co.uk/wise09/day-three

Dubai Real Estate Market Poised to Shine on Global Cues

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, November 17 - With the recession almost out of sight, global investors, from the
bourgeois to high net worth investors, are keenly eyeing Dubai for real
estate investments, given the Emirate's phase of "relative stability" in
prices and affordable housing.

Marine Energy Market in Europe Still Weathering Economic Storm

Frost & Sullivan: Government Support and New Investments are now Vital

LONDON, November 17 - The nascent European marine energy industry is still weathering storms
unleashed by the global economic crisis. This market was particularly hard
hit by the recession because it relied so heavily on venture capital and
private equity investment. But now, it looks as though the UK government and
the EU will extend long-awaited lifelines helping companies continue to
develop this predictable and abundant energy source that is capable of one
day supplying 10 percent of the world's electricity needs. Government support
and new investments are key factors to boost the market.

Start of Largest European Study on Strategic Planning in Retail Banking

RUESSELSHEIM, Germany, November 17 - Today is the start of the largest European study on the current status of
strategic planning in retail banking. This is the first study on this subject
in the aftermath of the financial crisis. The questionnaire can be accessed
via the designated website www.bankstrategy.eu. It is open for all
financial services organizations with retail activities in Great Britain,
France, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Poland and Hungary until January 25,
2010.

Supply Chain Risk Becomes Strategic Imperative as the Need for Cost Cutting Continues

Global Study Identifies Cost Control and Reduction as 'the New Normal'

Cover for Gap Year Travellers Essential, Says Go Travel Insurance

BASILDON, England, November 17 - As swine flu threatens to make a resurgence, Go Travel Insurance have
reinforced the need for gap year students to take out proper cover before
they embark on their trip.

Succession Planning in the C-suite Lagging, According to Korn/Ferry Executive Quiz

LOS ANGELES, November 17 - The most recent Executive Quiz results released today by the Korn/Ferry
Institute indicate the majority of companies are not prepared for succession
in the C-suite.

Let us Improve our Stations, Says Sir Richard Branson

LONDON, November 17 - Virgin Trains today pressed for train operators to be allowed to make
major station improvements as it welcomed a Government report calling for
stations to be made an investment priority.

New Report Reveals Dramatic Rise in Pesticide Use on Genetically Engineered (GE) Crops Due to the Spread of Resistant Weeds

GE crops increase herbicide use by 383 million pounds from 1996 to 2008, with 46 percent of the total increase occurring in 2007 and 2008

Skiers Heading for Eastern Europe: 154% Rise in Interest for the East Says Skyscanner

EDINBURGH, November 17 - Tight holiday budgets are leading skiers to leapfrog traditional
favourites in the Alps for better value ski resorts in Central and Eastern
Europe this winter.

Business Services to Drive WiMax Success in AME Markets, Finds Pyramid

CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts, November 17 - The business segment in Africa and the Middle East should be the main
focus of WiMax operators as fixed WiMax's contribution to fixed business
broadband subscriptions is expected to more than quadruple by 2014, according
to a new report from Pyramid Research (www.pyr.com), the telecom research arm
of the Light Reading Communications Network (www.lightreading.com).

Europe's Next Generation Don't Know how to Save the Planet

Conflicting Messages Leave 6 in 10 Young People Confused, Helpless and Apathetic

Frost & Sullivan Reveals Strategies on Turning Challenges into Opportunities in the European Biomarkers Market

LONDON, November 16 - The "omics" revolution of the last decade has ensured that the field of
biomarker research will test the frontiers of biomedical research in the
coming years. New biomarkers are discovered each day and this rapid
development promises excellent growth potential for the biomarker analysis
market. However, due to various challenges faced in biomarker validation and
assay development, there is a huge lag between the time that a biomarker is
discovered in the laboratory and the time it is actually commercialized.