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Qorvo's Quarterly Growth Driven by Mobile Demand in China
Aug 20, 2018For fiscal first-quarter 2019 (ended 30 June 2018), Qorvo Inc of Greensboro, NC, USA (which provides core technologies and RF solutions for mobile, infrastructure and defense applications) has reported revenue of $692.7m, up 4.1% on $665.4m ...
Tags: Qorvo, Mobile Demand
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NeoPhotonics' Revenue Guidance Unaffected By US Department Of Commerce Ruling on ZTE
Mar 15, 2016NeoPhotonics Corp of San Jose, CA, USA (a vertically integrated designer and manufacturer of hybrid photonic integrated optoelectronic modules and subsystems for high-speed communications networks) has issued a statement regarding the US ...
Tags: NeoPhotonics, PICs, ZTE
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Nearly 1 Million International Students Now in US Colleges: Report
Nov 26, 2015Almost a million international students were currently studying at colleges and universities across the United States, a new report said on Monday. According to latest data from the 2015 Open Doors Report, an annual survey by the US ...
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Sluggish Climb for Airborne Countermeasures
Nov 5, 2015The global market for airborne infrared countermeasures will grow at an average rate of less than 3 per cent over the coming five years – despite the ongoing replacement of flares with far more advanced laser-based systems. That ...
Tags: airborne IRCM systems, aerospace, defense
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US-China Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Cooperation Forum Grandly Held during the China Import Expo, Kunshan
Oct 20, 2015US-China Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Cooperation Forum & Match-making Meeting, jointly hosted by China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products, the Department of Commerce of ...
Tags: US-China Energy Cooperation, Machinery, Electronic Products
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Prices for Solar Cells Produced Outside Taiwan up
Jul 27, 2015As demand for crystalline silicon solar cells produced in countries other than Taiwan and China has rebounded mainly due to higher than expected US final anti-dumping and anti-subsidization tariffs on imports from China and Taiwan, prices ...
Tags: silicon solar, PV modules
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PV Demand Expected to Rebound in Jun or Early Jul
May 7, 2015Global PV demand is expected to rebound in June or early July as China begins a rush to construct new PV systems and power-generating stations in the second half of 2015, according to China-based PV supply chain makers. The US Department ...
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The US Lowered The Tariff Rate Imposed on China-Made PV Modules to 17.5%
Mar 16, 2015The US Department of Commerce earlier this year preliminarily lowered an average anti-dumping and anti-subsidization tariff rate imposed on China-made PV modules in 2012 to 17.5% from the original 30% and will make a final decision in ...
Tags: Solar Cell, PV Modules
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US Apparel Imports Showsan Increase of 2.49 Per Cent
Feb 12, 2015Total apparel imports by the United States stood at $81.780 billion in 2014, showing an increase of 2.49 per cent over imports of $79.797 billion made in 2013, according to the latest Major Shippers Report, released by the US Department of ...
Tags: Apparel Imports, Apparel
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Taiwan Industry Sources Shows EU May Dismiss Solarworld's Accusation Again
Jan 30, 2015The European Union (EU) is likely to dismiss Germany-based SolarWorld AG's request for a renewed anti-circumvention investigation and instead will review the minimum price and annual quota set in 2013 on imports of PV modules from China, ...
Tags: PV modules, minimum price, Lights
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Influence of The Reduction in Anti-Dumping and Anti-Subsidization Tariff Rate
Jan 29, 2015As the US Department of Commerce reduced the average anti-dumping and anti-subsidization tariff rate imposed on China-made PV modules in 2012 from 30% to 17.50% at a review in early January, prices for polycrystalline silicon solar cells ...
Tags: Solar Cells, PV Modules
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Taiwan-Based Solar Cell Makers Poised to Lose The Us Market in 2015
Jan 28, 2015Taiwan-based solar cell makers are poised to lose the US market in 2015, as a result of anti-dumping tariffs to be imposed on them starting from February. The US Department of Commerce (DOC) will impose anti-dumping and anti-subsidization ...
Tags: Solar Cell Makers, Lights
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70% of Taiwan PV Makers Expected to Temporarily Withdraw From The Us Market
Jan 27, 2015The US International Trade Commission (ITC) has judged that imported PV products from China and Taiwan have been substantially detrimental to the US PV industry and consequently, about 70% of Taiwan-based crystalline silicon solar cell ...
Tags: PV Makers, solar cell, Lights
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Taiwan Solar Cell Makers Eager to Evade Us Anti-Dumping Tariffs
Jan 26, 2015Many Taiwan-based crystalline silicon solar cell makers have been mulling relocating some of their production capacities abroad to evade US anti-dumping tariffs at an average rate of 19.50%, but they should carefully evaluate the ...
Tags: Solar Cell, Moving Production Abroad, Lights
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China-Based PV Module Makers Expected to Regain Their Pricing Competitiveness in The US
Jan 14, 2015With the US government having almost halved the 2012-set average antitrust tariff rates for PV modules imported from China, China-based PV module makers are expected to regain their pricing competitiveness in the US market, according to PV ...
Tags: PV Module Makers, Lights