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China Hands GlaxoSmithKline Record $489 Million Fine
China fined GlaxoSmithKline Plc a record 3 billion yuan ($490 million) on Friday for paying bribes to doctors to use its drugs, underlining the risks of doing business there while also ending a damaging chapter for the British drug maker.
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Betting on Boring Brings Stock Outperformance in 2014
Best Buy and Priceline, two discretionary stocks that were among the S&P's strongest in 2013, are good examples because their sales and profits rise along with the economy, and they led the way last year.
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Apple supplier Cirrus to buy British chip maker Wolfson for $489 million
US handset maker Cirrus Logic Inc is to buy Wolfson Microelectronics Plc for an agreed 291 million pounds ($489 million) in cash, sending shares in the British microchip maker up more than 70 per cent.
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Thomas Edison's Last Breath Is Preserved In Test Tube In This Museum
American industrialist Henry Ford also idolized the inventor and is believed to have asked Mr Edison's son to bottle his father's last breath to remember him.
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Ssangyong's Acquisition Deal With Edison Motors Falls Through: Report
As per the deal, Edison Motors was supposed to pay 274.3 billion won or Rs. 1716 crore, by March 25 2022, to acquire SsangYong, however its failure to do so has led to the termination of the contract.
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Edison Motors To Buy SsangYong From Mahindra For $255 Million
The announcement comes amidst SsangYong's struggles to find a new buyer with red on its ledger. The ailing automaker's sales declined 21 per cent in 2021 with the company reporting an operating loss of Rs. 1,473 crore with a revenue of Rs. 11,140 crore.
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Rising Debt, Minimal Revenues – Yet Mutual Funds Funded These Essel Group Companies
Mutual funds continued to finance three Essel Group companies despite their worsening debt profile.
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As Westchester Clamors for Gas, ConEd Wants Others to Cut Back
Gas supplies are tight because of both demand and constraints to pipelines entering ConEd’s service area.
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Boeing Sued for Negligence in Wildfire That Devastated Malibu
Some homeowners sued Boeing along with Edison International, the parent of the utility they say was at fault in igniting the fire.
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From Backscrubber Sword To Scooter Toilet, China's 'Useless Edison' Goes Viral
A meat cleaver that doubles as a mobile telephone case, a sword you can use to scrub your back, and a toilet built into a scooter that flushes when you pull a lever on the handlebar. These are just a few of the wacky inventions Chinese village craftsman Geng Shuai has dreamed up.
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Nordstrom, Walmart See Web Sales Surge Ahead of Black Friday
Nordstrom’s web revenue almost doubled from Nov. 15 to Nov. 21 from a year earlier, while Walmart’s increased 67 percent.
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PG&E, Edison Plunge as Wall Street Weighs California Wildfire Risk
PG&E shares fell as much as 38 percent in its biggest one-day decline since Aug. 2002.
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Ford Announces New In-house 'Team Edison' For Electric Vehicle Development
Ford's new 'Team Edison' will be in charge of developing electric mobility platforms and technology for future electric cars. Team Edison will also partner up with OEMs and tech partners from around the world for future tech.
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Orbital Episode 4: Farewell Intel?
As Intel pulls out of the smartphone market, is this a sign of permanent decline? Also, is Viv what Siri should've been?
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A Brief History of Atom: Why Quitting Smartphones Was the Best Thing Intel Could Have Done
The Atom name has been used on a long line of CPUs which have borne witness to the incredible ways in which technology has grown and changed over the past decade.
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China Hands GlaxoSmithKline Record $489 Million Fine
China fined GlaxoSmithKline Plc a record 3 billion yuan ($490 million) on Friday for paying bribes to doctors to use its drugs, underlining the risks of doing business there while also ending a damaging chapter for the British drug maker.
-
Betting on Boring Brings Stock Outperformance in 2014
Best Buy and Priceline, two discretionary stocks that were among the S&P's strongest in 2013, are good examples because their sales and profits rise along with the economy, and they led the way last year.
-
Apple supplier Cirrus to buy British chip maker Wolfson for $489 million
US handset maker Cirrus Logic Inc is to buy Wolfson Microelectronics Plc for an agreed 291 million pounds ($489 million) in cash, sending shares in the British microchip maker up more than 70 per cent.
-
Thomas Edison's Last Breath Is Preserved In Test Tube In This Museum
American industrialist Henry Ford also idolized the inventor and is believed to have asked Mr Edison's son to bottle his father's last breath to remember him.
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Ssangyong's Acquisition Deal With Edison Motors Falls Through: Report
As per the deal, Edison Motors was supposed to pay 274.3 billion won or Rs. 1716 crore, by March 25 2022, to acquire SsangYong, however its failure to do so has led to the termination of the contract.
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Edison Motors To Buy SsangYong From Mahindra For $255 Million
The announcement comes amidst SsangYong's struggles to find a new buyer with red on its ledger. The ailing automaker's sales declined 21 per cent in 2021 with the company reporting an operating loss of Rs. 1,473 crore with a revenue of Rs. 11,140 crore.
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Rising Debt, Minimal Revenues – Yet Mutual Funds Funded These Essel Group Companies
Mutual funds continued to finance three Essel Group companies despite their worsening debt profile.
-
As Westchester Clamors for Gas, ConEd Wants Others to Cut Back
Gas supplies are tight because of both demand and constraints to pipelines entering ConEd’s service area.
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Boeing Sued for Negligence in Wildfire That Devastated Malibu
Some homeowners sued Boeing along with Edison International, the parent of the utility they say was at fault in igniting the fire.
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From Backscrubber Sword To Scooter Toilet, China's 'Useless Edison' Goes Viral
A meat cleaver that doubles as a mobile telephone case, a sword you can use to scrub your back, and a toilet built into a scooter that flushes when you pull a lever on the handlebar. These are just a few of the wacky inventions Chinese village craftsman Geng Shuai has dreamed up.
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Nordstrom, Walmart See Web Sales Surge Ahead of Black Friday
Nordstrom’s web revenue almost doubled from Nov. 15 to Nov. 21 from a year earlier, while Walmart’s increased 67 percent.
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PG&E, Edison Plunge as Wall Street Weighs California Wildfire Risk
PG&E shares fell as much as 38 percent in its biggest one-day decline since Aug. 2002.
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Ford Announces New In-house 'Team Edison' For Electric Vehicle Development
Ford's new 'Team Edison' will be in charge of developing electric mobility platforms and technology for future electric cars. Team Edison will also partner up with OEMs and tech partners from around the world for future tech.
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Orbital Episode 4: Farewell Intel?
As Intel pulls out of the smartphone market, is this a sign of permanent decline? Also, is Viv what Siri should've been?
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A Brief History of Atom: Why Quitting Smartphones Was the Best Thing Intel Could Have Done
The Atom name has been used on a long line of CPUs which have borne witness to the incredible ways in which technology has grown and changed over the past decade.
