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Appliance and consumer electronics makers are set to raise prices by 5-8% from October 1, citing higher metal and crude derivative costs, freight expenses and currency volatility
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Technology minister Sun Dong on Sunday said the government would step up communication with companies managing various industrials parks at the Northern Metropolis to avoid any confusion about the…
Technology minister Sun Dong on Sunday said the government would step up communication with companies managing various industrials parks at the Northern Metropolis to avoid any confusion about the…
Samsung Electronics and SK hynix both saw their parental leave rates decline in the first half of this year, marking the first time the two companies have recorded simultaneous declines, as…
AZERBAIJAN: Azerbaijan signed agreements representing more than US$10 billion in potential investment at an international forum in Baku, a presidential aide said on Saturday, as the country also…
Nations are often remembered through the leaders they elect. Just as often, however, they are shaped by the read more Mike Adenuga and the art of nation-building
MILAN: US builder Caddell Construction has formally committed to pay €30.941 million ($35.24 million) in a probe into alleged worker exploitation at the site of the new US consulate in Milan, a…
