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Boston Beer Expands Distribution of Hazy Beer

Oct 31, 2017

Boston Beer is extending distribution of a hazy, New England-style IPA under its Samuel Adams label. The 6.8 percent alcohol-by-volume beer has been brewed since late last year, offered only at Samuel Adams’ Boston brewery. But ...

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LETV Two Shareholders Have Strong: Turn in Jia Total Concept

Dec 13, 2016

1 minutes reading tips 1. "Music as an ecological strategy is right, but in the order of the strategy we have different views" 2. "The music as it is now, the three risk outbreak at the same time, this time to consider the adequacy of ...

Tags: LETV, abnormal positions, rumors

The Note 7 Debacle Hurt Samsung But Failed to Help Apple

Nov 21, 2016

Remember when everyone said the Note 7 recall and the ensuing fallout would send Samsung fans flocking to the iPhone 7 Plus? Well that turned out not to be the case. According to new figures, the biggest disaster in smartphone history did ...

Tags: Note 7, Samsung, Apple

Samsung Reveals New Galaxy S7 Edge to Make up for Note 7 Fail

Nov 3, 2016

Samsung has unleashed a secret weapon in its quest to recoup losses from the Galaxy Note 7 debacle: a ‘Blue Coral’ S7 Edge. The new colour option for the Galaxy S7 Edge will go on sale on November 5, and will start from $1,098 ...

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Beijing Stores Cut Gold Prices on Slump

Oct 11, 2016

The biggest weekly slump in the global gold price led Beijing's gold stores to cut their prices for the first time this year. The price in Beijing declined by 10 yuan ($1.5) per gram on Sunday. This was the first cut, following six earlier ...

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Oversupply to Prevent PV Market From Recovering

Sep 23, 2016

Prices across the PV supply chain have collapsed to new lows in the second half of 2016 due to plunging demand. Furthermore, quotes of PV cells and wafers are not expected to bottom out this September. The current market analysis indicates ...

Tags: PV Market, PV Cells

Taiwan's Export Orders Continue Shrinking in May

Jun 23, 2016

Taiwan’s overall export orders in May totaled US$33.73 billion, down 5.8 percent year on year (photo courtesy of UDN.com).Taiwan's export orders received in May totaled US$33.73 billion, down 5.8 percent year on year to represent the ...

Tags: devaluation policy, export orders, global economic

Prices of Cylindrical Lithium Cells Picked up in Q1

May 25, 2016

The sales of x-electric vehicles (xEV) in China reached a historic high of 300,000 units in 2015. Correspondingly, the market for xEV lithium batteries witnessed surging growth in the same period. In the fourth quarter, for instance, xEV ...

Tags: electric vehicles, cylindrical cells

Sales Grow for Dunelm in Q3

Apr 11, 2016

Dunelm's revenue for its third quarter (ending 2nd April) grew by 5.9% to £229m, and total like-for-like (LFL) growth (combining LFL stores and home delivery) increased by 1.1%. Sales performance in the quarter reflected strong ...

Tags: Dunelem, LFL growth, Sales performance

DSW's Q4 Earnings Slump

Mar 16, 2016

DSW Inc., as expected, reported earnings in the fourth quarter plunged 61.8 percent to $11.8 million, or 14 cents a share. Results came in ahead of Wall Street's average estimate of 8 cents a share. Comps inched up 0.8 percent in the ...

Tags: DSW, Roger Rawlins, Milestones, Achievements, Q4 earnings

PV Cell Prices Are Falling Faster Than Expected

Mar 15, 2016

EnergyTrend, a division of TrendForce, reports that the global PV market is seeing slowing demand after the Chinese New Year holidays. Peak installation seasons in the U.S. and Japan have passed, and the demand related to China’s ...

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Murray Goulburn Not Immune to Low Dairy Prices

Mar 13, 2016

Murray Goulburn says it is feeling the impact of a troubled dairy industry, revealing a slump in net profit to shareholders. The dairy company, which owns the Devondale brand, announced a net profit of only AUD$10 million for the six ...

Tags: low milk prices, Murray Goulburn

China's New Yuan Loans Drop in Feb.

Mar 12, 2016

China saw plunging new loans in February, largely due to the Lunar New Year holiday and a record credit surge in January. New yuan-denominated lending in February dropped to 726.6 billion yuan ($111.96 billion), 297 billion yuan less than ...

Tags: China's New Yuan, new loans

A Solid Start To The Year For Air Freight, But Challenges Remain

Mar 11, 2016

The recovery in air freight volumes from a weak first half of last year continued into 2016, although subdued underlying global trade conditions suggest another modest year for volumes growth, reports the IATA. Ongoing strong capacity ...

Tags: IATA, Solid, Air Freight

Diamond Story of The Year: Return of Generic Advertising

Feb 6, 2016

Star Wars was not the only force making a come-back in 2015. The return of generic advertising brought with it a promise of increased profitability for the diamond trade. Even as numerous stories reflecting pain in the industry vied for our ...

Tags: Star Wars, diamond

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