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Lights & Lighting Manufacturers in China: A Complete Guide

Jul 16, 2019

The global lighting industry is becoming increasingly diverse with the rise of LED technology and the gradual fall of incandescent lighting. Part of the steep rise in LED demand is due to the automotive industry, with the global ...

Tags: China lighting manufacturer, China manufacturer, lighting manufacturer

Bureau of Standards Jamaica Reviews Packaging Requirements for Flour and Rice

Jun 19, 2018

The Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ) is evaluating the packaging standards for commodities like flour and rice. Consumers will be inspired to only purchase products, which meet the packaging and labeling criteria. BSJ standards ...

Tags: packaging standards, flour, rice

DJI Drones Will Need to Be Registered to Get Maximum Air

May 23, 2017

As drones become more popular and widespread, the push for tighter regulation on their use is ramping up. That probably explains why DJI has increased the security across its range of unmanned fliers. If you’re thinking of getting a ...

Tags: DJI Drones, drone, fliers

NYPD Busts $8 Million Counterfeit Phone Scheme

Dec 26, 2016

These iPhoneys are going to need a jailbreak. The New York Police Department raided two storefronts in Brooklyn on Thursday night, seizing up to 11,000 fake iPhones and Samsung devices, as well as counterfeit phone accessories. Police ...

Tags: iPhoneys, NYPD, fake phone

Chinese Regulators Fine Shanghai Husi and OSI Over 2014 Meat Scandal

Oct 11, 2016

Shanghai Husi Food and its US based parent company OSI Group have been fined more than CNY24.3m ($3.6m) by the Shanghai Municipal Food and Drug Administration for preparing and selling sub-standard meat products. While Shanghai Husi Food ...

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Man Jailed Over Infant Formula Poisoning Threats in NZ

Mar 30, 2016

A New Zealand man will serve eight and a half years in prison for sending letters saying he would poison Fonterra and Federated Farmers infant formula unless they complied with his demands. The man, Jeremy Kerr, had business interests ...

Tags: Poisoning Threats, Jeremy Kerr

Former Chinese University President Sentenced to Life in Prison

Dec 29, 2015

The former president of a key university in east China's Jiangxi Province was sentenced to life in prison on Tuesday for bribery and embezzlement of public funds. Zhou Wenbin was found guilty of accepting cash and gifts worth more than 21 ...

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Former Chinese Media Executive Jailed for Extortion

Dec 25, 2015

Shen Hao, former president of 21st Century Media Co. Ltd., was sentenced to four years in prison on Thursday for blackmailing companies by threatening negative coverage. Shen was convicted of extortion and forced transactions, among other ...

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Art for Drugs’ Sake

Nov 26, 2015

Australian Border Force (ABF) officers at Sydney Airport Air Cargo Facility have seized 18.5 kilograms of ephedrine concealed in a shipment of artwork. The shipment was targeted by ABF officers for closer examination. When ...

Tags: Art, ephedrine, Drugs

Crime Thriller Film Due for Release on Friday

Nov 26, 2015

Hong Kong veteran actor Lau Ching-wan (left) and mainland actress Jiang Yiyan (right) pose for a picture together in Beijing as they promote their new film "The Murderer Vanishes". [Photo/CRIENGLISH.com] Tough-guy Hong Kong veteran actor ...

Tags: Thriller Film, The Murderer Vanishes

How Do Foreign Countries Punish Relic Vandals?

Nov 4, 2015

A couple's scandalous behavior - carving their names on a 300-year-old vat at the Palace Museum - incited criticism among netizens, while staff at the Palace Museum said they've reported the case to the police. This kind of incident ...

Tags: Foreign Countries, Punish, Relic Vandals

French Director Explores The Infinite Possibilities of Life

Oct 29, 2015

When a middle-aged imaginative trader who has just been released from prison and a younger photographer who has a strong empathy for others meet in an empty subway, what do we expect? Probably nothing, some would say. Indeed, we have been ...

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Trans-Pacific Partnership Negotiation Completed

Oct 15, 2015

On October 4, 2015, Ministers of the 12 Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) countries announced conclusion of their negotiations. The summary of the TPP Agreement is as follows: Disclaimer: The Following Summary of the Trans-Pacific ...

Tags: goods, services, trad, investment

Hiromu Usuda Conspired to Rig Bids and Tried to Stabilize and Maintain The Prices

Jan 26, 2015

The US Department of Justice announced that a Detroit federal grand jury has indicted an executive of Takata on one-count for conspiring and price fixing of seat belts sold to car makers. Hiromu Usuda, the accused executive allegedly ...

Tags: seatbelts, car makers, Auto

Universal Files Suit Against Companies That Create Mixtapes for Prison Care Packages in US

Jan 9, 2015

Universal has filed suit against companies that create mixtapes for prison care packages in the states. The music giant says its copyright has been infringed by the mixtapes, and is now seeking damages. According to Universal, ...

Tags: Files, CES, Consumer Electronics

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