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Plan to modernize export control laws raises questions from both
political and business interests.
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Fanuc Ltd. relaunched its CNC controls line of business as a new
subsidiary, Fanuc CNC America. This organization results from
consolidating the former GE Fanuc CNC parts business into Fanuc America
Corp., and Fanuc claims it is the largest CNC sales, service, and
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Wal-Mart Canada announces plans to invest $115 million to build the
retailer's first sustainable refrigerated distribution center in Balzac,
Alberta. The DC will feature fuel-cell-powered lift trucks, low-energy
solid-state (LED) lighting, solar and wind energy, a white roof membrane
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Varying supply quality standards and differing mandates across
countries or regions are obstacles to managing quality and compliance.
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Taiwan estimates its solar energy industry will be worth up to $ 6
billion by 2020.
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"I like the article, neat trick of controlling the current, and
neat way of bleeding off the excess voltage!..."
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Honeywell has added universal input/output (I/O) transmitters to its
family of XYR™ 6000 wireless products. The transmitters allow
manufacturers to wirelessly monitor more plant points with fewer
devices. By transmitting signals from up to three different types of
inputs-- including measurement devices with a high-level analog,
temperature or milli-volt, or contact-closure switch input -- the XYR
6000 Universal I/O transmitters can help plants save up to 30% in costs
over similar devices that can transmit signals from only two inputs.
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Daily News For February 12, 2010 