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U.S. steel shipments fell almost 37% for the year, aluminum down
over 38%
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Michael Sayklay, former vice president and warehouse manager of
Economy Cash & Carry Inc., recently pled guilty in federal court to the
felony charge of falsifying ISPM-15 compliance stamps, commonly known
as
'bug stamps,' on wood pallets.
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TradeBeam, a provider of SaaS-based global trade management
solutions, has announced that its Global Trade Compliance technology
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Duty Rate Query System.
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Toyota becomes the first Japanese firm to acquire rights to extract
lithium.
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From solar lights to sanitizing equipment, manufacturers aid in
relief efforts.
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According to a study appearing in the January issue of Journal of
Occupational and Environmental Medicine, most characteristics of the
Type A personality are linked to increased work stress, but one
exception can help reduce stress -– leadership.
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"The predictions get pretty fuzzy (and pretty sci-fi) once you
get out past 2015, but that's what futurists do for a living, I
guess..."
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"Take a look at the latest economic forecasts for U.S.
manufacturing and the consensus seems to be -- at least it's not
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"This month's challenge discusses a maker of wireless and radio
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A portable, labor-saving, round-bowl machine with a
½-cubic-foot capacity for deburring and finishing small metal
parts in job shops and metalworking departments has been introduced by
ALMCO, Inc. The Model VM-1 VibeMaster, available with or without
pedestal, is a quiet-running, maintenance-free unit that features a
solid urethane bowl that is easily removed from the pedestal for
emptying the contents and for occasional cleaning.
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Daily News For January 20, 2010 