Food and Drink Magazine Articles
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Coca-Cola’s new labels to fight obesity
In a new expression of social responsibility, the giant lifestyle product maker, Coco-Cola More » -
DIAGEO CEO Paul Walsh makes room for his successor – Menezes
Out of the blue, Paul Walsh, successful chief executive officer at Diageo Plc, More » - More from food-and-drink
Energy Magazine Articles
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“Wave Park” Shown the Green Flag by the Scottish Government
On the 23rd of May the Scottish government has given the go ahead More » -
Natural Gas Export Terminal lights burning Debate
Ever since the boom in natural gas, US energy prices have revised substantially, More » - More from energy-news
Construction Magazine Articles
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China sees home prices climb in February
Newest data showed that China witnessed an increase in new home prices in More » -
California Officials Unveil Details of Bay Delta Conversation Plan
On the 14th of March, California authorities issued an initial project which included More » - More from construction-news
Manufacturing Magazine Articles
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USITC says Xbox does not infringe Google’s design
On the 23rd of May, Google Inc. was at the receiving end of More » -
P&G to get out of the woods with help of new CEO Lafley
With problems on board, Procter & Gamble Co. decided to replace CEO Bob More » - More from manufacturing-news
Supply Chain Magazine Articles
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IAG Records Alarming Loss
On the 28th of February, International Airlines Group informed that it reported a More » -
Singapore and Malaysia open new chapter with high-speed rail link
On the 19th of February, Singapore and Malaysia informed that a new high-speed More » - More from Supply Chain
Technology Magazine Articles
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USITC says Xbox does not infringe Google’s design
On the 23rd of May, Google Inc. was at the receiving end of More » -
Samsung best in consumer devices say Consumers at CTIA show
Samsung Electronics Co., which has established itself as the market leader in the More » - More from HI-Tech
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Bad days are gathering over China’s manufacturing in May
Apparently, signs of the China’s economic recovery are weakening as the latest flash manufacturing PMI showed that factory activity slumped significantly in May. Data released by HSBC Holdings Plc indicated that the economic growth of the world’s second economy was visibly slackening in the second quarter of the year. It seems that bad days are gathering over China’s manufacturing.
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Elimination of tax evasion said to be panacea for world’s poverty
A revelation released by Oxfam showed that the elimination of almost omnipresent tax evasion, which is these days one of the hottest topics, would lead to the end of world’s poverty. According to the findings issued by the international humanitarian organization, the world loses staggering £100 billion in tax revenues per year due to amassed money in tax havens. This astonishing amount would certainly help the world overcome the expanding problem of extreme poverty which touches more and more societies.
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Ford bets on North America as it increases production
Ford Motor Co. is having its good days and it simply wants to take advantage of growing demand for cars in North America. Thus the US-based automaker informed that it decided to increase production at its car plants located in North America, thereby cutting the summer shutdown. Its overall plans are aimed at boosting manufacturing capacity by ambitious 200,000 vehicles annually in 2013. The increased production is expected to even help the company gain a bigger share in the US market.
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Japan exports sadden as trade deficit widens in April
Japan’s exports sadden as they increased less than expected in April while the country’s trade deficit expanded significantly in the month. The Japan’s economy has a long way ahead to finally revive, but it seems that the weaker yen has not started bearing fruits yet. The disappointing results for April were mainly driven by weak demand from key trading partners, including the European Union and China.
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5 Most Expensive Paintings in the World – Scream if you want
There is always demand for art whether the economy is in better or worse shape. The fact is that the world’s richest people just love getting their hands on the most sought-after pieces of art, including paintings. Below, you will find the 5 most expensive paintings in the world bought by private collectors. If you do not want to look at these pieces of art as some kind investment, just remind yourself a statement of Twyla Tharp who once said: “Art is the only way to run away without leaving home.”
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Revamped Xbox to strengthen position of Microsoft
The big day has come. On the 21st of May, Microsoft Corp. is due to present its Xbox 720 game console as the tech giant aims to win a bigger market share in the gaming market. The new Xbox 720 game console is expected to help the company strengthen its position in the market which has been dented by the emergence and growing popularity of mobile devices. But the fact is that Microsoft Corp. will witness also stronger competition from Sony Corp. which is due to launch its new PlayStation 4 in June. The competition gets tougher not only in the computer gaming industry, it gets tougher in the console market as well.
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Apple to face Senate’s criticism over US taxes
Black clouds are gathering over Apple Inc. and its CEO Tim Cook as the Senate panel has found that the smartphone giant avoids paying corporate income tax. The Apple CEO is due to excuse the company’s tax practices to the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigation on the 21st of May and it seems that he will face bitter criticism over the company’s operations.
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Yahoo steps on the social media bandwagon with Tumblr buy-out
The decision-making caucus at Yahoo Inc. now sees investing in social blogging media as the new opportunity to steer the company towards greater fortunes. In the first of the series, it will invest as much as $1.1 billion to buy famous Tumblr, a short-form blogging service. The social blogging network currently glories in staggering 108 million blogs with nearly 51 billion posts.
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Bring it up. Toronto welcomes business.
Canada glories in many titles. Similar to Canada, Toronto is frequently and constantly ranked at the top of rankings. In some rankings, the country was ranked as one of the best places to do business. But also cities of Canada are also acknowledged by different institutions and associations. There is no doubt that Toronto, which is the provincial capital of Ontario and happens to be the biggest city in Canada, is the better business destination and simply a place to do business.
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Green – the color of the future. Big Green Initiatives
It may not come as a surprise that green initiatives are being launched. This is an ultimate sign of growing understanding and developing the sense of responsibility for the future of humankind and the Earth as in fact good planets are hard to find.
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Dell Inc looks at privatization vs buy-out
Dell Inc., the largest PC manufacturer in the world, is currently facing a losing battle in the post-PC era of smartphones and tablets. The slump in demand for PCs has grown year-on-year and affected first-quarter profit of the company.
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Samsung gains astonishing 95% of Android mobile market in Q1
Samsung Electronics Co. continues to establish its market leadership as the highest grossing smartphone maker in the congested Android smartphone industry. By offering a broad-selection of models, at different price-points and feature-options, the company’s Android smartphone profits are astonishing 95 percent of the revenues earned by the Android smartphone market. The South Korean giant firmly grasped an individual profit of as much as $5.1 billion from the total $5.3 billion posted by Android smartphone industry for the first quarter ended March, according to the findings issued by Strategy Analytics. The Samsung’s domination of Android in 2013 does not come as a surprise to those within the industry.
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