Mainly due to uneven recovery and ongoing systemic problems in global economies along with depreciating Japanese yen against the greenback, Taiwan's plastic and rubber machine industry experienced declining exports during the first half of ...
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Related Media Sustaining agriculture from the board room California citrus grower bullish despite ACP-HLB threat Ag research delivers critical answers for growers, consumers A non-regulatory effort to combat the Asian citrus psyllid (ACP) ...
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New York-based risk and financial management firm Towers Watson has placed its reinsurance broking arm for sale. The company is also planning to rope in one of the Wall Street banks to sell the business. The sale price has not been ...
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Shanghai Yunda Express Logistics Service Co., Ltd., a leading private Chinese express delivery service provider, is said to have begun making preparations for an IPO. People in the know disclosed in an interview on August 28 that Yunda ...
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With an array of fashionable swimwear in the season’s hottest prints and designs, Swimwear365 has a reputation for providing some of the hottest beach and swimwear around. It’s loved by everyone, including celebrities and those ...
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Business Insider may think that canned beer is better than glass-bottled beer. And we don't disagree that canned beer has advantages: like Ska Brewing's Dave Welz, we also often "want to have a beer at the summit of a hike." (The way down ...
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According to one insider from Dongfeng Liuzhou Motor, after splitting from Dongfeng Motor Company Limited (), has been a secondary subsidy of Dongfeng Automobile (DFAC). Now DFAC is helping Donfeng Liuzhou Motor to get the qualification of ...
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For centuries, trading with raw material has been an integral part of economic life. Stock exchanges started everywhere and eventually developed into the stock exchanges that exist today, dealing with shares, too. The first stock exchange ...
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Apple could be about to launch new Haswell-based MacBook Pro and iMac models, according to new reports. With Apple's rumoured 10 September event just around the corner, speculation about a?MacBook Pro refresh?and an update to the iMac is ...
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Apple's iPhone 5S could be available in a new gold colour, and could have a 128GB option, evidence suggests. Last week, KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who has an impressive track record when it comes to predicting Apple launches, suggested ...
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An insider from China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has disclosed that the ministry is carrying out checks on a second batch of domestic steel enterprises to see whether they conform with required standards in the ...
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Creative Materials Corporation, a national distributor of porcelain tile, brick, stone and paver products to commercial building projects, announced that Tim Maiuri has joined the company as Strategic Accounts Manager. In his role, Mr. ...
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Lately, the first made-in-China Volvo vehicle has been publicized on the catalogue of Ministry of Industry and Information. Before that, the Daqing plant of Volvo released the news that the Volvo Asia and Pacific has been approved by the ...
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Confusion over job cuts at Tulip is rife among industry insiders and analysts at a time when things were beginning to look up for UK and export markets for pork. Tulip's pork business is doing well, according to industry commentators ...
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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is to unveil a major restructuring of the software giant on Thursday. The aim, according to sources, is to achieve "functional coherence" and to better align people with corporate goals. That will mean cutting ...
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