Israel's hi-tech industry around Tel Aviv has hundreds of firms.
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A hi-tech arms race spelled doom for the Soviet Union.
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The incumbent hi-tech mastodons buy one competitor after the other.
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Sluggish demand for electronic gadgets has also hit its hi-tech exports.
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"Hi-tech tools confirm our discovery that graffiti artist is Robin Gunningham."
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Declutter your desk with this sleek, hi-tech charging station from IPM.
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It's just a hi-tech version of male flashers from years past.
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And China may be infiltrating our universities to steal our hi-tech secrets.
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Just stick it to your doorway like a piece of hi-tech gum.
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S. hi-tech shares have seen a spectacular rally in the past month.
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Growth in hi-tech products like semiconductors and industrial robots also slowed sharply.
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How do we nurture new industries in, say, hi-tech and renewable sectors?
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Its world is a bizarre amalgamation of hi-tech society, magic, and metaphysics.
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But many Chinese acquisitions have been in hi-tech sectors and natural resources.
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Some insanely cool, hi-tech products to enhance your daily beauty routine, that's what.
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The hi-tech grocery store in #Seattle opens to the public TODAY at 7am.
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Lin Tao, a senior official of Chengdu's hi-tech zone, gives a simple answer.
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Say cheese This fancy, hi-tech mirror only works if you flash a smile.
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In Taiwan, another Asian hi-tech powerhouse, factory growth slowed to six-month lows.
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A first step should be to scrutinize acquisitions by the leading hi-tech companies.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for Xuzhou Hi-Tech.
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Since 2017, China has waged a coordinated hi-tech counterterrorism campaign on the Uighurs.
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Though a sub PMI for hi-tech manufacturing eased in March, growth remained solid.
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How can we balance the needs of both the hi-tech and pharmaceutical industries?
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Security guards were hired and hi-tech cameras were installed to protect the goat.
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"I'd like to have this super cool alien hi-tech ring," said the host, a.k.a.
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Even a 3-D camera, while hi-tech and cool-looking, won't always be accurate.
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It assembled a hi-tech dream team to spitball ways to battle the terrorists online.
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The public/private partnership to help hi-tech start-ups was suggested; it was organized.
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Jasper works with ultra-Orthodox organizations to integrate their community into the hi-tech work-force.
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It is also a regional manufacturing hub for the motor vehicle industry and hi-tech electronics.
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Financials were also hit by a fall in U.S. bond yields, but hi-tech shares shone.
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His father retired as the owner of Hi-Tech Alarms, a car accessory shop in Brooklyn.
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"Hi-tech shares just went through a correction," said Mutsumi Kagawa, chief global strategist at Rakuten Securities.
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The city of Tianjin has a 22015-percent stake through Tianjin Binhai Hi-tech Industrial Development Area.
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The gains in hi-tech shares accelerated after strong earnings from Google, Amazon and Microsoft last week.
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The governments have instead spent time discussing companies that sell medical devices, hi-tech and water systems.
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RYAN: WE'RE GETTING A LOT BETTER IN WISCONSIN BUT WE'RE CONSIDERED A HI-TECH STATE AS WELL.
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For Hi-tech toilets, SW fan events, inflight food and opinions on bathroom facing offices follow me!
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Today, Mexico's hi-tech industry accounts for $85033 billion in exports; in five years, maybe $100 billion?
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Click on to see the looks that that surprised, delighted, and did this hi-tech theme proud.
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Taiwan's hi-tech factories are major suppliers for global tech heavyweights such as Apple Inc and Qualcomm .
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Hi-tech history Thanks to 3D printers and robots, classic Greek statues can now come to life.
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In 22004, Cohen successfully fought off a defamation claim made against him by the supplement company Hi-Tech.
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Other big moves have been seen in Jiangsu Jiuwu Hi-tech (up 46%), and BGRIMM Technology (up 26%).
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Last March Chengdu's Hi-Tech Zone opened an office to provide startup services for expats, including corporate registrations.
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The hi-tech manufacturing sub-index, however, pushed up this month to 53.8, compared with 53.2 in March.
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"Hi-tech manufacturing continues to lead," said Zhao Qinghe, a senior statistician with NBS, in a separate comment.
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Hi-tech manufacturing output rose by a slower 13%, and the country's power output edged up just 21%.
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Guadalajara has a security-tight hi-tech complex, Guadalajara Ciudad Creativa Digital, headquartered in a former shopping mall.
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We don't know why a Metropolitan Police officer, likely from the force's hi-tech crime unit, purchased FlexiSpy.
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If you are comfortable communicating strictly online, then one of the hi-tech options could be for you.
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It also wants to micro-manage the outflow to favor hi-tech, natural resources and construction of infrastructure.
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Kroger, America's largest grocery store chain, has partnered with Microsoft to create a pair of hi-tech grocery stores.
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A sub PMI for the hi-tech manufacturing sector stood at 20173 in March, down from 22017 in February.
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On these kinds of actions, says Thompson, self-heating army ration packs offer a hi-tech (and nutritious) solution.
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There have been advances on this front, ranging from hi-tech carbon capture technologies, to simply planting more trees.
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In fact, many of today's most 'grammed products already incorporate hi-tech innovations, like smart jewelry and camera-equipped sunglasses.
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"He is brilliant at bringing the hi-tech (industry) and the Chinese market potential together," said one of the sources.
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Ford hasn't announced pricing or availability for the hi-tech kennel, which remains a promotional prototype for the time being.
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Chinas overall hi-tech imports slipped 6.0% in June on year, the eighth consecutive month of decline, according to ANZ.
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But a third of this amount was "process trade" -- China assembles imported hi-tech parts, then exports the finished products.
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China's overall hi-tech imports slipped 6.0% in June on year, the eighth consecutive month of decline, according to ANZ.
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Or, if you fancy something a little more hi-tech, turn to one of a number of products enriched with watermelon.
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Despite its otherworldly name, it sports an understated yet sophisticated look, and hides its hi-tech abilities within classic watch functions.
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With carmakers racing to offer hi-tech and automated driving systems, there is huge demand across the industry for such specialists.
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Hi-tech and extremely hygienic, the Toto Washlet S300e bidet seat is low maintenance, with an installation that's inexpensive and easy.
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Maiko Takeda's urchin-like headpieces resemble robotic approximations of sea creatures, deliciously "hi-tech" looking, but made from low-tech materials.
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Miller does hold radically hi-tech visions—not just for his company, but the future of the food industry at large.
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He also must make sure that the hi-tech plant, which makes conductor wires for the electric power grid, is disinfected.
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However, despite my day job as a CEO, beginning in 2010, I have been investing directly in hi-tech start-ups.
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What Wakandans wear This story is also seen in what Wakandans wear, a mesh of traditional and hi-tech Afropunk influences.
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The U.S. administration has been pushing hard for China to reduce its 25-percent tariff on auto imports, but the Chinese reportedly are expecting in return that the U.S. will sell more hi-tech products and allow more hi-tech acquisitions by Chinese state enterprises — concessions that would be difficult for the administration in the current political environment.
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She proposed an "all-UK backstop", keeping a customs pact with the EU until "invisible" hi-tech frontier checks were in place.
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" The bad press worsened after Darrell Issa's committee released a long report that asked whether Tiversa was a "hi-tech protection racket.
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"Using hi-tech of microbiology, we isolate, examine and prepare lactic acid bacteria from vagina of a unique woman," their website reads.
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"More than that, though, it proves you don't need all the hi-tech equipment to get in a good workout," she explains.
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Fitch is withdrawing the ratings as Xuzhou Hi-Tech has chosen to stop participating in the rating process and for commercial reasons.
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Authorities across China have been using new hi-tech surveillance methods to monitor citizens in an attempt to stem the coronavirus outbreak.
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The company is majority-owned by a Chinese state-owned enterprise, China Hi-Tech Group Corporation, according to a recent annual report.
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"There's no one else running who is worthy of being prime minister," said Alon Gal, a 53-year-old hi-tech manager.
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Some of the hi-tech takeovers have been stopped by the federal government on national security grounds, but most deals go through.
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CHEPSTOW, Wales (Reuters) - The ZX Spectrum, a classic 1980s home PC, earned inventor Sir Clive Sinclair a place in Britain's hi-tech pantheon.
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S. hi-tech shares have been getting a bit unstable of late and we had an ICBM during U.S. market holiday (on Tuesday).
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NS) for a hi-tech incubator that helps to grow young companies in Jerusalem, bringing Israeli technology to India with Reliance Capital (RLCP.
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The vignettes, between three seconds and three minutes, were the brainchild of hi-tech and media entrepreneur Mati Kochavi and his daughter Maya.
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There he studied computer science and economics and was quickly snapped up by the hi-tech industry, working for PayPal and other firms.
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He went on to open a bookstore with unusual books from all over the world and created a huge hi-tech photography studio.
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That followed complaints from some market players that hi-tech traders had an unfair speed advantage forcing them to spend large sums on technology.
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Last week, European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker proposed limits to China's ability to buy up companies in infrastructure, hi-tech manufacturing and energy.
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Less hi-tech measures include nominating a neighbor to receive a package on your behalf, or having it delivered to a local collection center.
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For example, Beijing's Made in China 2025 initiative is a government-sponsored, centralized plan to refocus the Chinese economy on advanced, hi-tech industries.
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Some wonks say, in effect, Relax, hi-tech defenses against hypersonic weapons will be built, so crises like these won't spin out of control.
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Intel said it exported $3.6 billion of goods and services from Israel in 2017, about 8 percent of the country's total hi-tech exports.
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China - Japan's largest trading partner - is also showing further signs of cooling, and global demand for hi-tech products is in a prolonged slump.
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Capital markets day The company said on Thursday it sold its Hi-Tech Coatings division to the U.S.-based packaging and labelling group ISG.
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Add in fight scenes, hi-tech gadgetry, not one but multiple vibranium-enhanced Black Panther super suits, and you've got a jaw-dropping trailer.
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Dyson doesn't just deal in space-conscious and stylish vacuums, the elevated home brand also dabbles in hi-tech hair care and air purifiers too.
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This hi-tech implantable version, which consists of four, one-inch-long rods that are placed under the skin, provides ongoing treatment for six months.
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In particular, Cyberport, the city's hi-tech hub in Pok Fu Lam, has been commissioned to explore the feasibility of developing a local gaming industry.
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They take the shape of a traditional wool coat in a feminine cut and combine it with the hi-tech material of a down jacket.
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Japanese exports have fallen seven straight months through June, pressured by the U.S.-China trade war and weakening global demand, particularly for hi-tech electronics.
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China may be far more vulnerable to U.S. plans to combat intellectual property theft, which could hit its sales of hi-tech, high-value products.
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It also lists attacks made by Russia, China and the USA, but squirrels are the clear winners in this particular type of hi-tech warfare.
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After the meeting, Xi visited hi-tech companies in the city — FiberHome and Wuhan Xinxin Semiconductor Manufacturing — highlighting Wuhan's ambition to become a technology powerhouse.
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Among the iconic jet's many hi-tech capabilities is an Internet link that lets the commander-in-chief tweet wherever he might be around the globe.
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Taiwan's orders are a leading indicator of demand for Asia's exports and for hi-tech gadgets, and typically lead actual exports by two to three months.
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Not, perhaps, as hi-tech as the patch designed for researchers—and frankly neither are particularly like the sci-fi dream of the bio-electric tattoo.
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BEIJING, Nov 7 (Reuters) - China's cabinet issued guidelines on Thursday aimed at attracting more foreign investors, including plans to encourage investment in its hi-tech industries.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's plan to create 100 "smart cities" that provide hi-tech solutions to urban living, will also lead to "significant" displacement, it said.
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China has been waging an unprecedented, hi-tech security crackdown on the region since mid-2016, justifying the actions as being in the name of counterterrorism.
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He already appeared as a talking head on "Original Sin," a six-part National Geographic special about sex (he was on the "Hi-Tech Sex" installment).
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Shanghai-listed Founder Securities and China Hi-Tech Group issued statements on Tuesday evening saying Peking Founder's plans for strategic investments have not yet been finalised.
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The medical zone of Shanghai's Zhangjiang Hi-tech Park, one of China's biggest, houses more than 1,000 companies—about ten times the number a decade ago.
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"It's a lot of things that Amazon lets me not to worry about anymore," says Pintchouk, who now operates under the name Hi Tech Unit Installation.
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Like China, Japan and South Korea, its hi-tech manufacturers are also being hurt by a global downturn in demand for electronics from memory chips to smartphones.
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China wants to capture the emerging hi-tech industries of the future with one goal in mind: to replace the United States as the world's dominant power.
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HI-TECH SOLUTIONS James Rogers, CEO of Apeel Sciences, a California-based start-up company, agrees the planet is producing more than enough calories to feed everyone.
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Some of them are simply small balls of different weights, while other devices are so hi-tech you can play a video game by squeezing your vagina.
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Arab states are happy to flirt privately with Israeli intelligence-sharing, defense cooperation and hi-tech capabilities, but hesitate to bring this budding relationship into the daylight.
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Things are looking up for 2019 though, when Nike will launch a second generation of the hi-tech sneakers at a much more affordable $350 price point.
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But according to Allure, a medi-spa located in Strongesville, OH, is offering access to its hi-tech, fast-acting, relatively painless PicoWay laser free of charge.
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Taiwan raised its 2017 economic growth forecast to a three-year high in May, thanks to strong global demand for smartphones and other hi-tech electronic gadgets.
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A similar bounce in hi-tech was seen in Taiwan's export data on Wednesday, though analysts are skeptical it will last much beyond the seasonal Christmas peak.
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The state leased more than 2628,28500 square feet and built it up into individually wired turn-key work spaces and charged hi-tech start-ups minimal rent.
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The company's products range from hi-tech luggage for fashion brand Gucci to a special paint it is currently developing to survive temperatures of 1,000 degrees Celsius.
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The company's products range from hi-tech luggage for fashion brand Gucci to a special paint it is currently developing to survive temperatures of 1,000 degrees Celsius.
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Taiwan's export orders are a leading indicator of demand for Asia's hi-tech gadgets and other shipments, and typically lead actual exports by two to three months.
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ROME, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Italian defence group Leonardo is seeking partnerships with hi-tech companies in the cyber security sector, Chief Executive Alessandro Profumo said on Tuesday.
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I like basketball and single malt, and I want to see a more prosperous, hi-tech, unified Korea, maybe a loose confederation, that leaves me in place.
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Veidt's escape seems a little impossible at the moment without the help of Doctor Manhattan, who happens to be captured by some kind of hi-tech cannon.
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Last year, Mattel introduced a similarly hi-tech product aimed at children: the Wi-Fi-enabled Hello Barbie doll, which featured an embedded microphone for interacting with children.
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Some say positive train control -- a hi-tech way to monitor trains and stop them from derailing or crashing -- could've helped, but NJ Transit trains don't have it.
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Kroger's prototype stores aren't nearly as advanced as the cashierless Amazon Go experience, but they're a lot more hi-tech than the company's other 2,800 retail food stores.
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Samsung Electronics led the gains to reach an all-time top as global demand for hi-tech gadgets remains strong, while healthcare and financial stocks also drew buyers.
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Opponents have landed only 16.8% of their punches against the man known as "Hi-Tech"—14.3% lower than the CompuBox average and the lowest among all active professionals.
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The goal is to make the east a center for hi-tech industries such as robotics and electric vehicles as well as a regional hub for aircraft maintenance.
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His commute to his job at Hi-Tech Metals in Maspeth, Queens, which took 30 minutes by car, took up to two hours on the subway and bus.
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The new law provides tax breaks for investors in the EEC project, a centerpiece of the junta's policy to boost growth and target investment into hi-tech industries.
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Emirati authorities monitored dissidents with Karma, a hi-tech tool to access data on iPhones which doesn't require the owner to click on a link to deploy it.
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The ship will be the seventh in the Debmarine Namibia joint venture's fleet that mines the country's high-quality diamonds from the ocean floor using hi-tech surveying equipment.
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If the data release does stem from a hack, it would be the latest in a number of hi-tech assaults on political institutions and key individuals in Germany.
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To be fair, bilateral trade between world's No 1 and No 2 economies has always been a quarrelsome affair, with clashes over everything from poultry to hi-tech products.
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In past years, the idea of 3D printing seemed like a super hi-tech, almost fictional concept that you could only see in science-fiction TV shows and movies.
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Their latest concern is China's mass detention of Muslim Uighurs in the far western region of Xinjiang, surely the world's most egregious example of hi-tech dictatorship in action.
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The continued weakness in Taiwan's orders, a leading indicator of demand for Asia's exports and for hi-tech gadgets, suggests global electronic demand will remain soft for some time.
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BrighTap was co-founded by CEO Konstantin Berezin, who has a background in consumer electronics, hi-tech and environment solutions, along with CTO Ariel Drach and COO Alex Sudak.
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It follows a call last month by European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker to limit China's ability to buy up European companies in infrastructure, hi-tech manufacturing and energy.
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There are no easily apparent purposes to these movements, but the hi-tech aesthetic of the contraption contradicts its seeming uselessness: there must be a purpose behind these movements.
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But after the 1991 break-up of the Soviet Union, its space industry has been dogged by technical faults that highlight a general crisis in Russia's hi-tech sector.
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While a victory over the man so good he's called "Hi Tech" would elevate him in boxing's world rankings, he wants to get to the top before 2020 finishes.
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Tokyo, he said, wants to build "eight bridges" with Moscow (energy, manufacturing, hi-tech, agriculture, healthcare, urban planning, etc.) and to sign a long-delayed Russian-Japanese peace treaty.
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Big screens display messages through the windshield and at the back of the vehicle, promising a hi-tech alternative to bumper stickers and handwritten notes left on the dashboard.
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"Although looms have become hi-tech through industrialisation and accelerating mass production, the basic design of these useful machines that also inspired programming have remained largely the same," she wrote.
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The E-tron can be optioned up to $81,800, which includes Audi's driver assistance package, massage seats, a heads-up display, and power door closers, among other hi-tech features.
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Fill ItIf you love your piercing but maybe the conservative cousin whose wedding you're in does not, consider Dermaflage, a hi-tech silicon filler that essentially creates temporary synthetic skin.
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"We should break up the hi-tech behemoths, or at least require they make their proprietary technology and data publicly available and share their platforms with smaller competitors," Reich writes.
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Their goal is not just to join the ranks of hi-tech economies like the United States, but to replace them completely by driving entire U.S. industries out of business.
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The smart-camera device, by Israeli hi-tech firm OrCam, is tacked onto the stem of spectacles and dictates into the wearer's ear what is written before him or her.
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In 85033 alone, we secured settlements with Herbalife and Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing (FHTM) that totaled nearly $210 million for the hundreds of thousands of consumers harmed by these schemes.
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China's military has set up a new department modelled on the Pentagon's hi-tech research agency to develop state-of-the-art weapons such as stealth aircraft and electromagnetic cannons.
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They included a hi-tech tracking system of the kind used in the struggle to liberate Mosul in northern Iraq, deployed in tandem with "drone killer" equipment that can disable them.
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Securing sponsorship quickly is vital as the hi-tech boats are so complex that they require design and sailing time that the French team just did not have this time around.
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"What we see is that investors are considering Portugal for the location of some hi-tech, technology-intensive industries," such as automaking, machinery, as well as the rapidly developing aeronautical sector.
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HI-TECH VEGGIES The initiative uses hydroponics technology, which allows basil, lettuces, spring onions and other crops to be grown in special water solutions without requiring soil or large open spaces.
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Those factors don't feature much in India's Smart Cities plan to create 100 hi-tech urban hubs that activists say will force tens of thousands of people from their slum homes.
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Osda Solar, Qixin Solar Electrical Appliance and Shandong Linuo Photovoltaic Hi-Tech were part of a group of Chinese exporters which submitted a price undertaking to the EU executive in 2013.
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Wayne, who released his musical version in 1978, said the new show was "multi-sensory experience" that deployed hi-tech virtual reality and traditional elements of theater such as special effects.
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I had a lot to learn from Hi-tech and he had a lot to learn from me, we were teaching each other but it wasn't always pretty, there was conflict.
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There are some great value offerings from just $50, with more hi-tech dash cams boasting GPS, big screens with high-quality video rates and extra features commanding $400 and upwards.
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While the sources did not all agree on the precise length or location of new fencing, all told CNN that protecting the border will require more hi-tech surveillance and more arrests.
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Sharif said the UAE was interested in agriculture and housing investments and four Malaysian firms were interested in investments in the areas of halal meat, gemstones, information technology and hi-tech education.
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Taiwan's hi-tech factories are major suppliers for global tech heavyweights such as Apple Inc and Qualcomm , and the continued drop in orders suggests global electronic could remain soft for some time.
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Her ideas of a hi-tech solution to avoiding the border checks on the island of Ireland that might disrupt the peace in the north were "sci-fi", said the second official.
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"Behind the scenes, on a case-by-case basis, even the women are encouraged to seek employment, and the hi-tech sector is right in the middle of the action," Jasper said.
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The deal will provide billions in new spending to the Pentagon and $1.5 billion for border security (think hi-tech stuff and fixing existing infrastructure) but nothing for new border wall construction.
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China, home to the second largest number of World Heritage Sites, is getting some hi-tech help from drones to bolster conservation efforts at the crumbling Jiankou section of its Great Wall.
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"This is a serious step towards developing our hi-tech sphere and strengthening the country's ability to defend itself," said Putin, who said the new plane would strengthen Russia's nuclear weapons capability.
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A year ago, Marchionne urged deals to reduce the number of players in the global auto sector to sustain the heavy capital investments needed to meet demands for cleaner, hi-tech cars.
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PSA does not have enough competitive SUV models, and neither company has enough electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, or enough cars packed with hi-tech features for Chinese tastes, analysts say.
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Hi-tech fight to save antiquities from ISIS Vandalism and profits Two years ago ISIS militants posted video of men using sledgehammers to destroy statues and other ancient artwork in the Mosul Museum.
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For not that much money, you can have a new hi-tech keyboard made from state-of-the-art materials that do everything from light up to fold up and even laser project.
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The ship, to be known as the AMV3, will be the seventh in the Debmarine Namibia joint venture's fleet, which mines high-quality diamonds from the ocean floor using hi-tech surveying equipment.
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China said on Friday it would impose import tariffs of up to 46 percent on some steel, including a type of hi-tech steel imported from Japan, South Korea and the European Union.
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Software has emerged as a major battleground among carmakers seeking to develop hi-tech features ranging from smartphone applications and automated parking to lines of code that help onboard sensors read traffic signs.
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However, Pentagon officials have said they do not want the hi-tech jets to be located near Russian engineers, who would be working in Turkey to install and support the S-400 systems.
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Built using a dead Commodore 64c, Raspberry Pi 3 and an assortment of connectors, this thing really captures that beautiful ground between hi-tech and outdated that defines cyberpunk in the popular consciousness.
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The series provides an insider look at a world where the party never ends, the cash flow doesn't stop, and the hi-tech toys are the biggest and most expensive in the world.
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Imports were drive by China's continued appetite for resources and agricultural commodities but also by hi-tech products, especially electronic integrated circuits, which have surged 36 percent since the start of the year.
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The Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) is a centrepiece of the junta's policy to boost growth in Thailand and targets investment into hi-tech industries, as it transitions from those reliant on cheap labor.
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Another misstep came when Securitas spun off its hi-tech Niscayah unit in 2006 and wound up getting outbid by Stanley Black & Decker when it tried to buy it back five years later.
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Buglas argues, however, a merger would set back the cause of providing super-fast broadband across Germany by 2025, creating a so-called 'Gigabit society' that is competitive with other hi-tech economies.
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The big banks may be losing touch with their customers due to the excessive use of "hi-tech" banking, while the smaller banks have continued to follow a policy of "hi-touch" service.
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Taiwan's hi-tech factories are major suppliers for global tech heavyweights such as Apple Inc and Qualcomm , and the continued weakness in orders suggests global electronic demand will remain soft for some time.
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South Korea is going to be awfully cold, and all those athletes, and all those TV commentators, are going to be bundled up in the latest hi-tech, brightly toned winter jackets available.
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China is not willing to consider the maximalist demands, such as committing to reduce the trade imbalance or dropping their "Made in China 2025" industrial policy aimed at developing their hi-tech sectors.
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BETHLEHEM, West Bank (Reuters) - A year ago, Nuseir Yassin, a 24-year-old Harvard graduate, was living in New York city, working for a successful hi-tech company and earning $120,000 a year.
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Imports were drive by China's continued appetite for resources and agricultural commodities but also by hi-tech products, especially electronic integrated circuits, which have surged 36 percent since the start of the year.
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The lawsuit went after Cohen for having published a study in 220 that identified 2000 supplement brands—including some produced by Hi-Tech—that contained an untested and illegal stimulant called β‐methylphenylethylamine (BMPEA).
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China meanwhile condemned the United States on Wednesday after the Trump administration pushed ahead with plans to slap tariffs on about $50 billion of Chinese industrial and hi-tech products, and vowed imminent countermeasures.
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But it has frustrated customers — particularly business travelers — over the past decade with an ageing fleet that compares poorly with competitors offering newer jets fitted with the latest in hi-tech entertainment and comfort.
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Thunberg undertook her own 15-day transatlantic voyage from the UK to New York City in August, traveling in the hi-tech zero emissions sailboat Malizia II to attend the UN Climate Action Summit.
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The city is now attracting hi-tech pharmaceutical research centres; their highly-educated staffs want something other to do in the evenings beyond negotiating Dagger Lane to grab a pint in the local pub.
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U.S. plans to combat intellectual property theft, which are believed to be moving quickly through the pipeline, could also have a more significant impact on China's exporters, particularly in hi-tech, high-value industries.
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Israel has stepped up training meant to keep troops' shooting accurate and restrained - including at nine hi-tech ranges where they respond with laser-firing rifles to simulated Palestinian attacks on an interactive screen.
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Hong Kong will need to step up development of a sustainable ecosystem for a growing hi-tech start-up community to help foster the city's next US$1 billion "unicorn," according to industry experts.
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Of those, 680 billion baht of planned investment was for the Eastern Economic Corridor, a centrepiece of the junta's policy to boost growth and hi-tech industries such as robotics, electric vehicles and aviation.
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While Japanese factories saw export orders soften, a global electronics rally which has buoyed North Asia's hi-tech firms is likely to get a fresh lift heading into the peak year-end shopping season.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Trade-reliant Taiwan raised its 2017 economic growth outlook to a three-year high on Friday as exports improve, driven by strong global demand for smartphones and other hi-tech electronic gadgets.
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Of those, about 445 billion baht of planned projects was for the Eastern Economic Corridor, a centerpiece of the government's policy to spur growth and attract hi-tech industries such as robotics and aviation.
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Another plan to let the EU's common budget and its development bank invest in military research would open the door to new drones, cyber warfare systems and other hi-tech gear, EU officials said.
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It may look hi-tech, but it's actually simple to use: After applying your cleanser, simply push the center button to turn it on and move it in circular motions all over your face.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asia's factories got off to a strong start in 2018, with manufacturing activity in many countries gaining momentum and hitting multi-year highs as global demand for hi-tech products remained strong.
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The exhibition, which runs June 443-17, is a chance for weapons manufacturers to unveil the latest in military equipment and police gear —from Kalashnikovs to tanks, via new, hi-tech solutions for crowd control.
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The exhibition, which runs June 13-17, is a chance for weapons manufacturers to unveil the latest in military equipment and police gear —from Kalashnikovs to tanks, via new, hi-tech solutions for crowd control.
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If you're going to pay $160 for some teeny, tiny hi-tech earbuds, you might as well treat yourself to some quality accouterments that will make your listening experience as luxurious and comfortable as possible.
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Strong demand for various products related to the so-called Internet of Things (IoT), in which regular products are connected to networks, are supporting hi-tech demand, said Yukino Yamada, senior strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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Such hi-tech operations rooms, directly linked in real-time to cars and systems at the track, are widely used by top teams to circumvent restrictions on the number of personnel allowed into the paddock.
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The Uighurs are subject to severe human-rights abuses, with China installing a hi-tech surveillance state in their home region of Xinjiang because it sees the entire ethnic group as a national-security threat.
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Initial confidence that Asia's third-largest economy would benefit from Trump's election victory has given way to concern that his isolationist rhetoric and hostility to free trade would hurt India's hi-tech and outsourcing industry.
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We're in the age of hi-tech technology and between the railroads, telephones, just general industrialization, and the changing nature of labor, technology was really a more disruptive [force] back in the 1880s and 1890s.
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When a firm like ZTE buys hi-tech parts from U.S. suppliers, it agrees to abide by U.S. technology sanctions like, most notably in recent years, the prohibitions on sales to Iran and North Korea.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China expressed concern on Monday over a proposal by European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker to limit its ability to buy up European companies in the infrastructure, hi-tech manufacturing and energy industries.
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"AnBot" has been in the works at the National University of Defence Technology in Changsha, southern Hunan province, and a prototype was finally unveiled to the public at a hi-tech expo in Chongqing last month.
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Hence the relevance of Witney, a rolling, well-to-do archipelago of smart villages and hi-tech business parks just outside Oxford; a place where most people voted to Remain in the EU on June 23rd.
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In 20 years time, according to Kamatech, an organization that facilitates the integration of Haredim into the Israeli hi-tech workforce, the number of ultra-orthodox will be 18%, and by 2030, 40% of the population.
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The yacht's two master staterooms have sitting areas, hi-tech dressing rooms that light up upon entering, and master baths covered in glowing slabs of marble that are illuminated by LED lights embedded beneath the stone.
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Taiwan's export orders are a leading indicator of demand for Asia's exports and for hi-tech gadgets such as Apple's new iPhone 8 and iPhone X, whose models will be launched in September and November, respectively.
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Taiwan's hi-tech factories make it a leading indicator for global electronics demand, and the continued drop in orders suggests makers of smartphones and micro-chips are expecting sales to remain soft for some time longer.
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We went through millions of photographs over two years and were finding these open-ended, ambiguous images that were primarily sourced from hi-tech companies that were building the future: weapons and spacecraft, things like that.
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Taiwan's export orders, which are dominated by orders for components used in smartphones, electronics and computing gadgets, are an indication of the strength of Asian exports and of global demand for hi-tech products in general.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Kenya's Sengwer people will have hi-tech help fighting forced evictions in their forested homeland - an app that will share a $1 million prize announced on Monday by a U.S. philanthropic organization.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Intel's $33 billion acquisition of Mobileye has catapulted Israeli hi-tech into the global league, and is likely to stimulate investment in the sector's other late-stage startups, where funds are most needed.
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PARIS/BERLIN (Reuters) - France, Germany and Italy jointly welcomed on Wednesday a proposal by European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker to limit China's ability to buy up European companies in infrastructure, hi-tech manufacturing and energy.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Factories across much of Asia got off to a solid start in the second quarter, buoyed by strong global demand, particularly for hi-tech gadgets which are leading a sizzling rally in electronics.
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Like other trade-reliant Asian economies, Taiwan has been hurt by slowing global demand, particularly for its hi-tech products, and the prolonged trade dispute between its two largest trading partners, which has disrupted supply chains.
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Taiwan's factories are a key part of the global supply chain for tech giants such as Apple Inc, and its manufacturers have suffered from trade war disruptions and sluggish global demand for hi-tech gadgets like smartphones.
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Sberbank, which dwarfs other state-run banks with its share of retail deposits, has ambitions to become a key player in the digital sector, competing with private lenders and hi-tech companies in the digital services market.
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Taiwan's manufacturers are a key part of the global supply chain for tech giants such as Apple and Huawei and its exports have been hit by both trade tensions and sluggish global demand for hi-tech gadgets.
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Taiwan's factories are a key part of the global supply chain for tech giants such as Apple Inc, and its exports have suffered from both trade war disruptions and sluggish global demand for hi-tech gadgets like smartphones.
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Last week, the Federation of German Industry issued an alarming report that China was using "price dumping, takeovers of European hi-tech industries and government interventions," summoning Berlin and the EU to fight those trade practices head-on.
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His ongoing solo exhibition at bitforms gallery, Vision Instruments, reimagines the prop technology used on the show as a series of functional, yet ultimately useless sculptures, like a hi-tech version of the Japanese art of Chindōgu ("unuseless").
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You don't just use water to put them out While water -- and dampness and humidity in general -- are crucial to fire containment, there are an array of both hi-tech and low-tech ways to fight a blaze.
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Related: Washed Out's Latest Video is an 80s Retro Extravaganza Mesmerizing Video Showcases All the Weird Shit You Can Do With a Body Scan We Talked To The Faint About Their New Album And Hi-Tech Live Tour
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Taiwan's export orders are a leading indicator of demand for Asia's exports and for hi-tech gadgets such as Apple's new iPhone 8 as well as the iPhone X, which is expected to be shipped starting Nov. 3.
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Taiwan's manufacturers are a key part of the global supply chain for tech giants such as Apple and Huawei and its exports have been hit by both trade war disruptions and sluggish global demand for hi-tech gadgets.
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The trust is also developing a SGD77 million hi-tech building at Kallang Place, and announced the development of a BTS data centre at an estimated cost of SGD76 million, to be completed in 1Q13 and 2H18, respectively.
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Cities in Latin America, which have the highest homicide rates in the world, could use such hi-tech tools as gunshot detection and predictive policing that can anticipate crime, Jaana Remes, a McKinsey partner, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Also, while the military junta that has ruled Thailand since mid-2014 has put no stamp of its own on the energy sector, it has targeted infrastructure spending to boost the economy and prioritized investment in hi-tech industries.
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The drilling company, which has not turned an annual profit since 2014, owes $585 million to unsecured bondholders, $2.18 million to National Oilwell Varco, $749,487 to Hi-Tech Tubular Service, and $388,800 to Schlumberger NV, according to its filing.
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However, in a concession to Washington, the government moved hastily this week to protect its telecoms sector from foreign predators amid concerns that Italy might expose itself to hi-tech espionage as a result of closer links with Beijing.
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Plants are more hi-tech than you thought: a new study published today in Science Signaling reveals that certain plant stems act like fiber optic cables to deliver light from the leaves to the roots so they can grow.
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In a further sign of recovering demand Taiwan's electronic gadgets, a Reuters poll showed December export orders, a leading indicator of demand for Asia's exports and for hi-tech gadgets, likely rose for the first time in 14 months.
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Taiwan's manufacturers are a crucial part of the global technology supply chain and its export orders are a leading indicator of demand for Asia's exports and for hi-tech gadgets, and typically lead actual exports by two to three months.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - NATO is developing new hi-tech tools, such as the ability to 3D-print parts for weapons and deliver them by drone, as it scrambles to retain a competitive edge over Russia, China and other would-be battlefield adversaries.
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If can feel like every passing hour—every time you tap the refresh button at the top of your Twitter feed—there's more demagoguery and drone bombing, hi-tech horror the likes of which we've not seen until the internet era.
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War in gaming is very rarely viewed like its real-world counterpart: a conflict that is long, brutal, and costly and in which both sides will use everything from hi-tech weapons, to propaganda, to espionage to take down their enemies.
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After jitters on hi-tech stocks this month, that leaves markets confident that major central banks will not be tightening the flow of cash which has kept markets rising for eight years, at a time when growth globally looks solid.
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But don't be distracted by its oversized tongue — the style is actually built to perform, thanks to its use of Ariaprene, a hi-tech version of neoprene that's secure yet breathable; additional heel thickness; and side support for multidirectional movement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A Brexit deal that weakens London's ties to EU financial markets would damage Britain's economic future, Business Secretary Greg Clark told Reuters, vowing to protect the City while the government focuses on nurturing a hi-tech manufacturing revival.
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LONDON (Reuters) - America's Cup teams have agreed a new framework for sport's oldest trophy which aims to make it easier to meet the multi-million dollar costs of hi-tech boats, raise sponsorship and give clarity for sailors, fans and broadcasters.
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Over his five-decade career, the 0003-year-old has earned a multi-million-dollar fortune and the unofficial title of Israel's hi-tech 'godfather' after investing in almost 90 IT companies, including the world's first instant messaging platform, ICQ.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British online supermarket and technology group Ocado reported a ballooning annual pretax loss, mainly due to a fire which destroyed a hi-tech flagship warehouse, and forecast a more than doubling of capital expenditure in its new financial year.
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As there was no hi-tech signaling system in place, station managers had to call each other to say when trains were en route, meaning that all other traffic had to be kept in the station until the track cleared.
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The money for the EU fund will come from the bloc's common budget, split between 4 billion euros for research and 9 billion euros for developing prototypes that would be the basis for new hi-tech uniforms, drones, radars, ships and aircraft.
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He Rongrong, the director of Taiwan Investment Service Office, which is housed in Kunshan's hi-tech industrial zone, said that the first factory built by a Taiwanese company in Kunshan was in 1989 and since then entrepreneurship had grown in leaps and bounds.
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As we went deeper, it transformed from monstrous multilayered razor wire garnished with all sorts of cameras and hi-tech sensors to a primitive barrier of loose and rusted wire, similar to what I've seen separating godforsaken municipalities in, let's say, rural Bosnia.
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The attractions included hi-tech military gear such as drones, miniature autonomous vehicles, soldiers armed with anti-drone guns, and what looked like a "flying soldier" - a man swishing in the air on a flyboard, drawing cheers from the leaders and spectators.
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Talks were said to be making some progress when Trump announced last week that Washington would impose tariffs on $50 billion worth of hi-tech Chinese products, leading officials in Beijing to threaten to drop any potential deals if the tariffs went ahead.
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If an armed conflict broke out between Beijing and Washington, China's hi-tech ballistic missiles would likely cripple the United States' military bases and naval fleet across the Western Pacific region within hours, a new report by Australia-based researchers has said.
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The planned sale of Piaggio Aerospace's executive-jet business comes at a sensitive time for Chinese investments in the European Union, with the head of the European Commission recently proposing to limit state-backed foreign takeovers in hi-tech manufacturing, among other industries.
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Redspace, the new electric car company founded by the government-backed China Hi-Tech Group and developed by former BMW design chief Chris Bangle is probably the closest thing to what the future of global cities will look like when small, electric cars catch on.
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Combined with a sharp drop in South Korea's preliminary exports reported earlier in the day, the readings point to further strains on Asia's trade-reliant economies in coming months, especially those which are highly reliant on sales of hi-tech electronics and memory chips.
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The tax reform of 2017 has done some good in equalizing corporate profit taxation between hi-tech companies and other companies, but the European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager has punished Apple for major tax avoidance in Ireland with an additional tax bill of $13 billion.
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HI-TECH INCENTIVES The government will give incentives for companies to embrace automation and information technology innovations under Budget 2019, International Trade and Industry deputy Minister Ong Kian Ming told local media, as part of the country's push towards digital transformation of the manufacturing sector.
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These "suppliers" for the Space Launch System Rocket and Orion Spacecraft U.S. exploration programs will highlight how their work is helping drive U.S. innovation, creating thousands of high paying/hi tech jobs, and attracting the next generation of science, technology, engineering and mathematics talent.
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LONDON (Reuters) - You may be a guest at the Oscars or simply watching one of the season's hit movies in a hi-tech multiplex, but chances are that, in either case, the soundtrack will make you feel like you're right at the heart of the action.
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The United States played an important role in helping Armenia build a robust IT and hi-tech sector to reduce the country's dependence on analog sectors of the traditional economy, much as the U.S. has partnered with Armenia to make the country's energy sector more self-reliant.
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Creative juggernaut Cleve has a history of a range of oddball musical projects – including hi-tech The Beop "the band from another dimension" and he was a founder performance art outfit Spungo that did artistic happenings on the street way before flash-mobs were a thing.
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In the past few years, the same kids who danced in the streets have begun rapping about felonies; weed has become mere garnish for pirated pints of Hi-Tech and Wockhardt; guns, once kept mostly out of view from cameras, are ubiquitous and equipped with extended clips.
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At a press conference in Beijing on Tuesday, there was no mention of Made in China 2025 by officials from the Ministry of Science and Technology and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology — even though their focus was a hi-tech "smart industry" exhibition in Chongqing.
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In an article published on his personal social media account this month, Zhong said Beijing should stop touting Made in China 2025 as a development strategy, which the US and Europe see as indisputable evidence of China's aim to dominate hi-tech sectors via state-sponsored activities.
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Of the total applications, 680 billion baht worth of investment was in the Eastern Economic Corridor, a centrepiece of the junta's policy to boost growth and target investment into hi-tech industries such as robotics, electric vehicles and aviation, as Thailand transitions from those dependent on cheap labour.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Miniature remote controlled cars have proved to be a crowd pleaser at track and field throwing events, but for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics Toyota Motor Corp is upping the game with a hi-tech way to fetch javelins and hammers: pint-sized, self-driving A.I. robot cars.
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The Commission said it would also create a fund to reverse billions of euros in defense cuts to let governments club together to develop and buy new helicopters and planes to lower costs, also opening the door to new drones, cyber warfare systems and other hi-tech gear.
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SHANGHAI, May 23 (Reuters) - China's blue-chip stock index dropped to a three-month closing low on Thursday, as investors dumped technology shares amid worries a growing number of Chinese firms in the hi-tech sector could bear the brunt of an escalating trade war with the United States.
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The Commission said it would also create a fund to reverse billions of euros in defence cuts to let governments club together to develop and buy new helicopters and planes at lower costs, also opening the door to new drones, cyber warfare systems and other hi-tech gear.
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The program, which displays the history of Jewish people as it connects to the Holy Land, and what is known today as the State of Israel, is on its own quite simple; a modest historical exhibition representing various points of Jewish history - from Patriarch Abraham to hi-tech Waze.
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ELYAKIM ARMY BASE, Israel (Reuters) - Israel, a world leader in hi-tech, is around 30 years away from its ambition of deploying robot forces, and for now will chose between three prototypes of semi-automated armored vehicles to cocoon its troops in battle, defense officials said on Sunday.
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The decision also questions the bank's ability to partner with innovative firms, such as the so-called "marketplace lenders," who fund loans via non-depository investment capital and use hi-tech underwriting to offer better rates to some borrowers, including those unable to get comparable loans from banks.
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Somewhere in there also lies a deeper sociological meaning to its sudden surge in popularity, something about it representing a perfect synthesis between our hi-tech beauty-device fatigue, fetishization of the Asian beauty-routine mystique, and the extreme value we place on creature comforts in times of anxiety and tumult.
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Coffee has turned from a daily routine into somewhat of an art form in the last few years, with drip makers, the French press, single-serve cups, pour-over and an endless supply of the latest hi-tech machines that will whip up any bean-flavored concoction to your liking.
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If the U.S. does take protectionist measures, such as an across-the-board import tariff on Chinese products, we can be sure that China will retaliate by shifting its purchases of products from aircraft to soybeans and by closing the door more tightly on opportunities for U.S. hi-tech firms.
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As well as establishing gold-medal hygiene, Japan's restroom revolution has fostered a toilet culture that has evolved to embrace a popular anime character with buttocks for a head ('Butt Detective') and dayglo 'poop museums' offering a cute tribute to bathroom visits - as well as restrooms packed with hi-tech gadgetry.
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As well as establishing gold-medal hygiene, Japan's restroom revolution has fostered a toilet culture that has evolved to embrace a popular anime character with buttocks for a head ('Butt Detective') and dayglo 'poop museums' offering a cute tribute to bathroom visits - as well as restrooms packed with hi-tech gadgetry.
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For years, German companies in China have been complaining about an increasingly difficult business environment, while the Chinese apparently enjoyed open access to German and other EU markets, and went on a buying spree of hi-tech companies, including a 4.5 billion-euro takeover in 2016 of Kuka, a manufacturer of industrial robots.
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Tokyo struggles to remove obstacles for the disabled ahead of Olympics STORY DELAYED TO LATE FEB-While many prospective Olympic visitors from Asia envision Japan as a disabled-friendly hi-tech paradise where robots seamlessly serve you drinks and take you up and down the stairs, it can often be nothing but.
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While China is moving up the value chain and the government is keen to replace sweatshops with hi-tech firms, Beijing also faces serious economic and social challenges in creating jobs for its 270 million migrant workers – whose average age in 403 was 38.6 years while only one in four had made it to high school.
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The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday upheld a civil contempt finding and $40 million in sanctions against Natural Urological Group d/b/a Warner Laboratories, Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals, and two officers for violating an injunction against marketing any weight- and fat-loss products without "competent and reliable scientific evidence" to support their claims.
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We'll be keeping track of the best brand deals that go live here in advance — from fashion to home, beauty, tech, and more: Dyson The premium home appliance brand is dishing out up to $2100-off deals on a selection of sleek vacuum cleaners and air purifiers — from the classic V600 Animal to the hi-tech Cinetic Big Ball.
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It contains reproductions of 150 business cards (culled from thousands) that were received, punched, and filed alphabetically into seven "rotating desktop business card storage devices" by an unknown worker at the Los Alamos National Laboratory between the years of 1967 and '78 — the era when the lab was at the center of the arms race and a bastion of hi-tech progress in nuclear weapons.
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Hi-tech manufacturing activity rose to 54.8 in May, up from April's 53.8, despite pending U.S. tariff list under its intellectual property probe and restrictions on Chinese investments in the U.S. Washington said on Tuesday that it was moving forward with its threat to apply tariffs on Chinese imports worth up to $50 billion, reviving fresh worries of a trade war between the world's two biggest economies.
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"The idea of moving shoe manufacturing to advanced countries is a little bit of a farce," says Ed Van Wezel the CEO of Hi-tech International Holdings BV, an Amsterdam-based shoemaker that sells about 30 percent of its shoes in the U.S. The U.S. imports about 203 percent of its footwear — 2.5 billion pairs last year, or nearly eight pair for every man, woman and child.
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S. ITC ISSUED LIMITED EXCLUSION ORDER PROHIBITING IMPORT OF INFRINGING AEROGEL INSULATION MANUFACTURED BY GUANGDONG ALISON HI-TECH CO * ASPEN AEROGELS INC - ITC ISSUED EXCLUSION ORDER PROHIBITING IMPORT OF CHINESE AEROGEL INSULATION ALSO MANUFACTURED BY NANO TECH CO * ASPEN AEROGELS- ITC ORDER ISSUED AS REMEDY PURSUANT TO DETERMINATION THAT ALISON, NANO INFRINGE CO'S PATENTS RELATING TO AEROGEL INSULATION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Made in China 2025, an ambitious plan to give the country a leading edge on several hi-tech fronts, has become a thorny issue between China and its trading partners, including the U.S. and the EU. The plan aims to make China a tech superpower by calling for a dramatic increase in domestically made products in 10 sectors — from robotics to biopharmaceuticals — that the government hopes will accelerate an industrial upgrade as economic growth slows.
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The UK is also developing precursor weapons systems that possess autonomy and is among a number of countries with hi-tech militaries opposed to a preemptive ban, despite Theresa May's recent proclamation that she wants the UK to be the leader in ethical AI. The UK's Taranis combat aircraft is designed to strike distant targets "even in another continent," and while the Ministry of Defence has stated that humans will remain in the loop, Human Rights Watch say the Taranis exemplifies the move toward increased autonomy.
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There's also a needlessly convoluted story, in which (deep breath) a giant steampunk house is murdering people, but ghosts also live in the house, and a cursed document written by the devil is all over the walls, which can be used to trap the ghosts, and the characters who are still alive can only see the ghosts if they wear hi-tech glasses that work like the glasses from They Live , and in addition to the house being able to kill people, the ghosts can also kill people.
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