Other products, including household appliances, could be targeted as well.
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Main exports include pharmaceuticals, cars, car parts and household appliances.
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And do you also feel that way about household appliances?
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Free enterprise helped far more than feminism—household appliances ended drudgery.
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Its main exports include cars, car parts, pharmaceuticals and household appliances.
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IoT devices include everything from industrial machinery to "smart" household appliances.
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Its main exports include cars, car products, pharmaceuticals and household appliances.
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Our TVs, household appliances and self-driving cars will be watching us.
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Its main exports include cars, car parts, pharmaceutical products and household appliances.
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Its main exports include pharmaceuticals, cars and car parts and household appliances.
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Fixing household appliances is not what Gurav expected to do as a graduate.
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As solar technology improves, this could extend to refrigerators and other household appliances.
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If there weren't any household appliances at my disposal, I would settle for porn.
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Prices for everyday items, such as socks, shoes and household appliances, will go up.
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The same held true for the price of household appliances like refrigerators and dishwashers.
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Such steel, heat processed into metal sheets, is used for car bodies and household appliances.
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In February, states forced the Department of Energy to enact efficiency standards for household appliances.
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They develop efficiency standards for household appliances, saving families an average of $500 per year.
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Dishwashers, laundry machines and other household appliances added another $1.1 billion worth of imports from Mexico.
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Retail sales were led higher by furniture, household appliances, footwear, books and stationary the data showed.
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Chinese consumer electronics and household appliances maker Haier Group's new perpetual securities were bid slightly above par.
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Lots of traditional household appliances – things your grandmother owns – are also moving online, just like your grandmother.
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Shares in French household appliances maker SEB also fell 15.3 percent after its third-quarter sales figures.
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HRC is steel that is heat processed into metal sheets used for car bodies and household appliances.
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They want vases that look good enough to sit on their shelves and replacement parts for household appliances.
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Meanwhile its household appliances business could have been capped by weaker seasonal demand for air conditioners, they said.
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Sales dropped in five out of six of the sector's industries, including home entertainment equipment and household appliances.
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FNAC Darty's Dutch subsidiary BCC, specializing in electronics and household appliances, teamed up with Wehkamp in July 2018.
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FNAC Darty's Dutch subsidiary BCC, specializing in electronics and household appliances, teamed up with Wehkamp in July 2018.
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The clothing, shoes, electronics, furniture and household appliances we import from China make our lives better every day.
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But sectors such as household appliances, struggling against cheaper Asian rivals, are likely to attract more foreign interest.
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The new customs duties now apply to a list of products such as household appliances and mobile phones.
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From the things you'd expect (household appliances, groceries, books) to the thoroughly surprising finds (fresh flowers, wedding rings!?
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Anyone interested in gaming, TVs, laptops, tablets, or household appliances should check out Currys PC World in 2019.
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Americans often spend that cash on relatively big-ticket items such as cars, vacations, household appliances and furniture.
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Despite their strong confidence in the economy, consumers appeared less enthusiastic about buying a home and household appliances.
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The Energy Department listed dozens of energy efficiency standards for commercial and household appliances that it would review.
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Phase one, ending on Wednesday, features exhibitors covering electronics and household appliances, along with heavy machinery and building materials.
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Phase one, ending on Wednesday, features exhibitors covering electronics and household appliances, along with heavy machinery and building materials.
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Dyson has a history of reinventing household appliances, and last year it turned its attentions to the beauty industry.
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A group of researchers have devised a way for people to create their own control interfaces for household appliances.
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A tiny minority of the population will produce the world's clothing, smartphones, cars, household appliances, and other material goods.
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Totally worth it, if you're in the position of desperately wishing to be eternally outshined by your household appliances.
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We've gathered the best sales on small kitchen and household appliances from top retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Target.
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Axios said it also may target household appliances, where South Korean manufacturers with Chinese factories have gained market share.
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This is the latest in a long list of energy conservation standards for household appliances from the Obama administration.
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Partially in response, the government has banned the import of about 1,300 foreign goods, including household appliances and technology.
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The survey also showed a decline in the number of consumers planning to buy motor vehicles and household appliances.
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LG has previously put webOS on TVs, but this is the first time we've seen it move to household appliances.
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From free trade to migration to household appliances, the EU's policies seem as appetising as a piece of burnt toast.
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The new dog is said to feature improved movement and internet connectivity that will enable it to control household appliances.
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Tying into Apple's AI plans is the smart home, where household appliances are controlled via voice or a smartphone app.
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The president previously approved tariffs on flat-screen televisions, solar panels and some household appliances, like dishwashers and washing machines.
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Qingdao Haier is China's top household appliances maker and in 2016 acquired General Electric Co's appliance business for $5.4 billion.
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Where other shopping sites have diversified into fast-moving-consumer goods, Liu's empire is heavily reliant on electronics and household appliances.
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Certain goods, including clothing, shoes, toys and household appliances, will be more expensive this year than they would have been otherwise.
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The European Union has adopted new rules that should make it easier to repair your old household appliances in the future.
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These can include connected cars, drones, cities, physical infrastructure, household appliances, computers and smart phones, medical devices, Internet infrastructure and wearables.
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Rockwell is a leader in so-called discrete automation, helping assemble component parts to make automobiles, household appliances and computer systems.
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Rockwell is a leader in so-called discrete automation, helping assemble component parts to make automobiles, household appliances, and computer systems.
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"The fourth quarter is the traditional consumer season for household appliances and property production," Wu said ahead of the data release.
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Chinese household appliances maker Hisense Electric has offered 12 euros a share for Gorenje, valuing it at about 295.6 million euros.
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Currys offers everything from games consoles and computers to household appliances, with big brands like Samsung, Dyson, and Sony on offer.
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The top three Yeti X models have been bumped from 2003W to 2000W AC inverters, suitable for powering most household appliances.
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Axios reports that the White House could be casting a wider net, including taking aim at steel and aluminum household appliances.
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In France climate protesters blockaded the entrance to a warehouses with hay bales and old household appliances salvaged from garbage dumps.
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Millennial homeowners in particular have shown a willingness to pay more for what they perceive as better-quality products, including household appliances.
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China, a leading manufacturer of household appliances that contain HFCs, hasn't yet ratified it either, but is expected to, Mr. Zaelke said.
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Employee count: 32,000 Samsung Digital City is home to the company's electronics unit which is responsible for mobile devices, TV's and household appliances.
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By industry, export orders in textiles and household appliances fell 13 percent and 6.7 percent, respectively, the CFTC statement said in its statement.
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The company, which sells food, general merchandise and household appliances in 13 African countries, said its comparable stores sales decreased by 1.6 percent.
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The federal government invested money and decades of research trying to figure out how to make household appliances -- like refrigerators -- more energy efficient.
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Emergency responders have urged people to take shelter indoors, unplug household appliances and park in areas not close to trees or power lines.
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In January, Chinese factories supplied as much as 90% of the orders his company helped place in industries like textiles and household appliances.
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Gree Electric Appliances makes air conditioners, electric fans and other household appliances and its main local competitors include Midea Group and Qingdao Haier.
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Cyber crime was expected to continue growing given the huge increase in smart phones, industrial systems and household appliances, officials told the conference.
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Electrolux, the Swedish manufacturer of household appliances, recently postponed plans to upgrade a stove factory in Tennessee, citing uncertainties created by the tariffs.
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Its main export partners are Germany, Italy, Croatia, Austria and France while main exports include cars, car parts, pharmaceutical products and household appliances.
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Pokémon take the place of animals in their world, but their designs are inspired by everything from plants and food to household appliances.
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Shopping for household appliances is tedious to some, but not to those of us who delight in keeping our spaces streamlined and clean.
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But, ultimately, extra costs are likely to fall on consumers of everything from household appliances to gasoline that are shipped around the world.
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Households were this month upbeat about business conditions over the next six months, with many planning purchases of household appliances, motor vehicles and houses.
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The company has already announced a number of household appliances sporting the assistant, and now smart speakers can finally be added to that list.
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The personal and household goods subsector increased by 3.0 percent as sales of home entertainment equipment and household appliances shot up by 30.6 percent.
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I went to an event for bloggers and social media influencers once, which turned out to be just a presentation of electronic household appliances.
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As computers grow more ubiquitous (linking household appliances to phones to cars in a vast, nebulous "Internet of Things"), new secrity challenges have emerged.
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Prices for big-screen televisions and some household appliances could go up significantly if the Trump administration's proposed tariffs on Chinese imports are enacted.
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Rockwell is a leader in so-called discrete automation, helping assemble component parts to manufacture items such as automobiles, household appliances, and computer systems.
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Household appliances maker Gorenje, which owns Gorenje Surovina, said later all the conditions for the sale had been met by May 31 as agreed.
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Laws aim to prevent child deaths Authorities have worked for years to prevent similar deaths involving household appliances in Florida and across the country.
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Rockwell is a leader in so-called discrete automation, helping assemble component parts to manufacture items such as automobiles, household appliances and computer systems.
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The big picture: The company has helped transform markets by redesigning the engineering makeup of premium vacuums, hairstyling and household appliances, and hand dryers.
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Low energy household appliances and light bulbs are popular in local shops and Assisi, along with neighboring municipalities, is introducing electric car charging points.
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"As we saw with tariffs on laundry equipment this year, tariffs on household appliances could ripple through into retail prices relatively quickly," Sharif wrote.
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The new magnet is expected to have uses in high-output motors on electrified vehicles, electric power steering, robots and household appliances, Toyota said.
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Revenue growth was driven by telephony, video games and small household appliances but also benefited from a favourable base effect and a significant calendar effect.
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Over the past year, its categories have fanned out to reach 10 segments, from household appliances and textile and clothing to machine and industrial tools.
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But with fewer consumers buying household appliances and electronics, the online retailer is likely to post its slowest revenue growth in at least five years.
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Journalist Richard Fausset included details of Hovater's love of Seinfeld, his favored household appliances on his wedding registry, and what he buys at the supermarket.
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It is not adversely affected by an economic downturn in the way purchases of durable or luxury goods — houses, cars, household appliances, even clothing — are.
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Rockwell, on the other hand, is a leader in so-called discrete automation, helping assemble component parts to make cars, household appliances and computer systems.
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The Mano purchasing venture, covering household appliances from white goods to lighter electricals such as televisions and computers, will be up and running by Dec.
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That same day, Dyson, the company known for its Supersonic hair dryer (and vacuums, fans and other household appliances), will open a Dyson Demo flagship.
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A variant on this is to give very practical gifts, such as household appliances at the high end, or tube socks on the low end.
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Increases in sales occurred in three sectors: Furniture and household appliances (+1.7%); fuels and oil (+0.3%); and books, newspapers, magazines and stationery (+4.3%), IBGE said.
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This has been reinforced by the acquisition of Siemens' 50% share in their JV Bosch und Siemens Hausgerate GmbH (BSH, a leading supplier of household appliances).
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He fought other successful campaigns, including getting household appliances sold with sealed plugs, and worked hard for many charities; but for this one he was famous.
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Econofact said in its report that two million jobs were in industries that use steel "intensively", including auto parts, household appliances, farm machinery and oil equipment.
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The problem with this definition is that it's so broad, it would categorize almost all technology – including most modern household appliances, computers, and smartphones – as robots.
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Such a cyberattack could compromise airplanes and cars as well as simple household appliances and delivery drones – and have profound implications on personal and home security.
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Six months on, the 2140-year-old repairs mixer-grinders, table fans and other household appliances at a cramped shop in the western city of Pune.
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And for an extra $500, advanced devices connect the system to household appliances and optimize energy use, as well as regulating feed-in to the grid.
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The share of large household appliances that had to be replaced within five years grew to 13 percent in 203, up from 7 percent in 2004.
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Their custom 3D printers, which make everything from medical devices to household appliances, were cobbled together from circuits and wires salvaged from dumps and recycling centers.
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Most of the trailers were leveled, leaving a smoldering debris field of household appliances, filing cabinets and the charred personal effects of more than 313 residents.
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M.video said supplies from China had resumed, but it was seeking to replenish stocks through domestic purchases of essential household appliances, home office equipment and expendables.
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The laser setup managed to transmit 20163 watts of power—enough for several small household appliances—through hundreds of meters of air without moving any mass.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Haier, the world's biggest maker of household appliances, is planning a major restructuring that will see its main unit Haier Smart Home (15.43.
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It seems like voice interfaces are going to be a big part of the future of computing; popping up in phones, smart speakers, and even household appliances.
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Warner is concerned about the safety of a growing number of devices such as cameras, household appliances and entertainment and media products that connect to the internet.
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They include some of Slovenia's largest exporters, such as car maker Revoz, a unit of France's Renault, and household appliances maker Gorenje, a unit of Chinese Hisense .
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Computer chips are finding their way into everything from household appliances to running shoes, and he believes India has a shot at making these lower-end processors.
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Hamilton Beach Brands Holding Co, for example, would pay reduced tariffs on Chinese-made toaster ovens, steam irons and other household appliances it used to make domestically.
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So leave the vacuum and household appliances to your less thoughtful siblings, and give your mom something that will make her feel like the best version of herself.
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The INCJ had been expecting to broker a deal between Sharp's household appliances business and that of Toshiba Corp, which was hit by an accounting scandal last year.
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Prices of non-perishable goods such as clothing, shoes, furniture and household appliances fell in July, suggesting Qatar is having no trouble importing those products at affordable prices.
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Despite the December slowdown, the overall picture for 2422.5 underscored strong global appetite for Chinese products ranging from electronics, household appliances and a vast array of consumer goods.
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AI could be used heating, lighting and other household appliances to help them adapt to the daily habits of consumers and use energy more efficiently, Roland Berger said.
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Algeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo discussed on Sunday possible exports to the African country of some industrial products including buses, household appliances and electrical industry equipment.
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The Trump administration is planning to do away with an Obama-era regulation that restricted a known greenhouse gas from being used as a refrigerant in household appliances.
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LJUBLJANA, May 9 (Reuters) - Chinese household appliances maker Hisense Electric has offered the best bid of 12 euros ($14.22) per share for Gorenje, the Slovenian appliances producer said.
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The National Retail Federation estimates that China supplies 43 percent of all apparel, 73 percent of household appliances and 88 percent of toys sold in the United States.
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Break Bar also takes appointments to The Wrecking Club, a room where visitors can destroy a whole host of household appliances like printers, monitors, flatscreen televisions, and dishes.
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Rockwell, on the other hand, is a leader in so-called discrete automation, helping assemble component parts to manufacture items such as automobiles, household appliances and computer systems.
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Underscoring the growing importance of robotics to industrial manufacturers, Midea, a Chinese maker of household appliances, launched a takeover bid for Kuka, a German pioneer in robotics and automation.
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Orders for durable goods, including items ranging from household appliances to aircraft parts, shot up 2.2 percent last month amid a 5.1 percent rise in demand for transportation equipment.
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LJUBLJANA, May 9 (Reuters) - Shares in Gorenje jumped by almost 8 percent in Wednesday morning trade after the Slovenian household appliances producer announced it had received three takeover bids.
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Executives scheduled to testify come from makers of sporting goods like New Balance, tech devices like Roku or household appliances like Carrier, as well as book publishers like HarperCollins.
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If you've been following Dyson, a company well-known for fresh takes on well-worn household appliances (vacuums, fans, hand dryers), then the Dyson Supersonic may look a little familiar.
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One estimate prepared for the NRF found that tariffs could cost Americans $4.4 billion for apparel, $3.7 billion for toys, $2.5 billion for footwear and $1.6 billion for household appliances.
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If the proposed tariffs on Chinese imports are enacted, the result could be increased prices on consumer electronics, including TVs, printers and copy machines, and some household appliances, like dishwashers.
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He added that quotas were also needed for individual export countries for hot-rolled coil - steel that is heat processed into metal sheets used for car bodies and household appliances.
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More broadly, should the retaliatory trade moves escalate, and the U.S. slap tariffs on more mainstream goods like household appliances, consumer electronics or toys, the repercussions would be substantially higher.
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The top 10 industries affected by higher prices: Aluminum sheet, steel products, boilers, forging, primary aluminum production, secondary aluminum smelting, architectural metals, transportation equipment, general purpose machinery and household appliances.
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"It's so tempting," he said, noting a 2015 report from Germany that found the replacement rate of large household appliances in the country had nearly doubled between 2004 and 2013.
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The directed denial of service (DDoS) attack that brought the Internet to its knees one day last month used everyday household appliances like cameras, universal remotes, DVRs and even washing machines.
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Since 1950 the real cost of new vehicles has fallen by half, that of new clothing by 75% and that of household appliances by 90%, even as quality has got better.
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Chinese firms have shown growing interest in European automotive assets as they look to boost their global presence, with Chinese household appliances company Midea Group recently buying industrial robot maker Kuka.
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Household goods stores specifically reported that Black Friday promotions had boosted sales, the ONS said, with the amount of electrical household appliances sold jumping by nearly 9 percent compared with October.
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Some big recycling companies have been encouraged to invest in the park, including TCL, whose local branch, TCL Deqing, invested 50 million yuan in a production line for dismantling household appliances.
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While many of the original Pokémon were based on common animals and mythic creatures, the more recent arrivals have taken inspiration from household appliances, desserts, climate change, and everything in between.
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There are many reasons to love Amazon, like the fact that you can snag great deals on all sorts of products, from household appliances to skin-care essentials, using Amazon Outlet.
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A mother from Oklahoma warning other parents to be mindful of where they keep their household appliances after her 1-year-old daughter was badly burned when a slow cooker tipped over.
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LJUBLJANA, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Slovenian household appliances maker Gorenje said on Thursday that Japan's Panasonic , which performed due diligence on the European company earlier this year, had decided against a takeover deal.
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In addition, Bosch is a major global player in consumer goods as well as in industrial and energy technologies with strong positions in residential heating, portable electric power tools and household appliances.
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Rare will be the device that is not wirelessly connected, from self-driving cars and drones to the sensors, industrial machines and household appliances that together constitute the "internet of things" (IoT).
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But it's that latter explanation that some worry could get worse as wireless technology continues to grow in popularity and get built into things like speakers, household appliances and even city infrastructure.
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Lian Weiliang, the vice chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission, said at a news conference last week that China would draft policies to "stabilize" consumption of cars and household appliances.
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The Connect Kit, the company said, lets Amazon maintain the digital security of a smart device — and Amazon is very likely to be better at security than many manufacturers of household appliances.
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Unlike their counterparts in developed countries, Chinese women didn't have labor-saving household appliances, since Mao's economic policies prioritized heavy industry over the production of consumer products like washing machines and dishwashers.
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Instead, you can pick up recent models from top brands like Samsung and LG. Laptops and tablets should also feature strongly this year in the Currys Black Friday sale, alongside household appliances.
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"Guangdong is prioritising production resumption at information technology, automobile, petrochemicals and household appliances firms... especially Huawei, ZTE, Midea and GAC Group," said a senior Guangdong official at a press briefing on Saturday.
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But it is a system that's going to fail in the "internet of things": everyday devices like smart speakers, household appliances, toys, lighting systems, even cars, that are connected to the web.
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"If they impose tax on the household appliances, they're going to raise the price and that will affect the citizens of the U.S. at the end," said Chau, the Dongguan factory owner.
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Your household appliances are getting smarter: think printers that re-order ink when you're low, or washers that dispense just the right amount of detergent then send you more before you run out.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A new Barbie doll which is meant to encourage girls to become engineers by building household appliances has sparked a sexism row with critics saying it promotes gender stereotypes.
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The maker of aircraft engines, locomotives, power turbines and household appliances will move to temporary quarters by next summer, and permanently settle about 800 workers in the Seaport district by 2018, GE said.
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"Unless you have powerful friends here, you don't get anything," said Costanza, 39, who lives in Palermo's working-class neighborhood of Cruillas and gets by with odd jobs repairing broken-down household appliances.
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The study also found that producers of aluminum sheets, steel products, transportation equipment, boilers, and household appliances were among those industries whose consumer prices went up the most after tariffs went into effect.
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Later in the week, the House Energy and Commerce Committee's panel on energy and power is due to meet Friday for a hearing on the Energy Department's extensive efficiency standards for household appliances.
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Growth was strongest for capital goods, such as machinery and equipment, and durable consumer goods, such as cars and household appliances, which rose 2.3 percent and 1.8 percent respectively compared to the previous month.
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Some shops selling household appliances in the capital Buenos Aires, at a loss for how to price their products amid the fluctuating exchange rate, stopped printing price tags and instead asked customers to inquire.
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We walked along the Rio Branco, into a clearing where a half-dozen earthen mounds rose from the forest floor, piled with former belongings—sun-bleached mattresses, household appliances, pots and pans, flip-flops.
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As of the latest tally, the new tariffs will mean higher prices on many consumer staples, such as clothing, shoes, toys and household appliances, including toasters, coffee makers, irons, microwave ovens and hair dryers.
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A number of companies have stopped production, including some of the country's largest exporters, such as car maker Revoz, Slovenia's unit of France's Renault, and household appliances maker Gorenje, a unit of China's Hisense .
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Keith R. McLoughlin, a member of the Campbell board since 2016 and previously the chief executive of Electrolux AB, a manufacturer of household appliances, will step in as interim chief executive, the company said.
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Siemens has spent more than $5 billion in the past 18 months acquiring industrial software companies while shedding legacy businesses like hearing aids and household appliances and preparing to list its giant healthcare unit.
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Pointing to the "internet of things" that links everything from household appliances to clothes to the web, the intelligence director said it "presents lots of vulnerabilities" but "it's probably lots of opportunities for us," too.
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LJUBLJANA, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Slovenia's household appliances maker Gorenje, owned by Chinese electronics firm Hisense, will cut 176 jobs by the middle of April to reduce costs and improve business results, Gorenje said on Wednesday.
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For the most part, that's been the purview of the federal government, which under Obama has set stricter emissions standards for cars, trucks, household appliances, landfills, methane leaks from oil and gas, and so on.
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But according to dozens of interviews with consumers and merchants across Henan, as well as trade group data, people in the province are spending less on everything from cars and household appliances to clothing and cosmetics.
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Broad coverage adds six more perils, including damage from falling objects; weight of ice, snow, or sleet; and accidental damage caused by water, steam, household appliances, electrical currents, sprinkler systems, heating or air conditioning, and plumbing.
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The appetite for cars, household appliances and smart phones from an emerging middle-class is adding to the import bill, just as mineral exports have been hit by a downturn in global commodity prices, shrinking dollar income.
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The maquiladora and export manufacturing industry, which includes the automotive, aerospace, electrical components, medical equipment and household appliances sectors, exported goods worth $280 billion and grew between 10-12 percent last year, according to industry group INDEX.
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Consider all the technologies we think we want — not just better and more useful phones, but cars that drive themselves, smart assistants you control through voice or household appliances that you can monitor and manage from afar.
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Most will go to industry and agribusiness, says Mr Babungi, creating jobs that bring more people to the income level where they can afford to connect to the grid and buy household appliances that consume more power.
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LJUBLJANA (Reuters) - Shares in Slovenian household appliances group Gorenje fell by 30 percent to 6 euros on Monday after Japan's Panasonic Corporation decided against a takeover of the company in which it holds a 10.74 percent stake.
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They're worried the big tech companies' one-appliance-controls-all approach will relegate them to commodity players, connecting to Alexa or another dominant platform, or being cast aside if Amazon moves into making its own household appliances.
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French peer Fnac Darty, which is 24 percent-owned by Ceconomy, last week reported a 5.8 percent rise on a like-for-like basis in its quarterly revenues, driven by telephony, video games and small household appliances.
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Sectors with a large, direct exposure to the U.S. market, Moody's said, included cork and wood products, furniture, office machines, household appliances, electrical equipment, road vehicles, telecommunications equipment, electrical machinery, apparel and footwear, animal oils and fats.
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People spend a lot of money on household appliances…once they can be "smart" and "chef powered" and deliver well against that promise, why would most people not want a "smart" one versus a "non-smart" one?
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Threading a nuanced arc about the #MeToo movement with a running joke about a robot built out of household appliances and sex toys, the season solidified this cartoon's case as the best series ever made for streaming.
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Families can take advantage of innovative pay-as-you-go schemes, often using mobile phone payment to move from solar lighting onto systems that are a step-up and able to generate enough power for several household appliances.
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Of course, Samsung is also giving Smart TVs one more try: All Samsung 2016 Smart TVs are both "objects" that you can control via smartphone as well as smart hubs, capable of communicating with your other household appliances.
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Although Samsung can build Viv into many of the devices it makes, ranging from smartphones to household appliances, the service may not be able to compete because Samsung lacks the data and skills to make use of them.
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If you're a bride-to-be with a prime membership and an existing Amazon registry, today is your lucky day: To celebrate Prime Day, a selection of household appliances and kitchen are currently available at 30-43% off.
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The tariffs would result in consumers paying another $4.4 billion on apparel, $2.5 billion on footwear, $3.7 billion for toys and $1.6 billion for household appliances, the retail trade group said, based on a study it had commissioned.
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Other revelatory moments followed, like household appliances flickering back on after a power outage: the return of that almost-crying lump in my throat during emotional movies, or the burst of spontaneous laughter when I heard a joke.
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Last month it completed due diligence on Slovenian household appliances maker Gorenje and is next month expected to reveal whether it will raise its stake in Gorenje from 10.74 percent at present and possibly take over the firm.
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As I catch up on immigration policy, women in politics and Japanese boy bands, my husband has figured out how to decode the Japanese-only instructions on all the household appliances in our apartment by watching YouTube videos.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Upmarket department store Galeries Lafayette said on Wednesday it will sell Boulanger household appliances and multimedia products in its stores, the latest alliance among brick-and-mortar retailers to compete with online giants like Amazon (AMZN.
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Security researchers have long said that the ballooning array of online devices including cars, household appliances, speakers and medical equipment are not adequately protected from hackers who might attempt to steal personal information or launch sophisticated cyber attacks.
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The Dutch documentarian Leonard Retel Helmrich is a bit of a mad scientist of cinematography, inventing tools, improvising equipment from household appliances, hanging cameras off fishing poles and making shots that seem to defy the laws of physics.
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The biggest drivers of July's rise were supermarket, food and drink, and tobacco sales - the biggest overall weight - which rose 1.3%, while other personal and household goods rose 2.2% and furniture and household appliances rose 1.6%, IBGE said.
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Chinese steel mills are adding millions of tonnes of new high-end capacity, just as Chinese demand evaporates for metal sheets used in products ranging from car bodies to household appliances as economic growth in that country slows down.
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The strong result on Monday showed the company could weather a downturn hurting most of the country's bricks-and-mortar retail sector, due to its focus on popular internet-connected gadgets and recent takeover of a household appliances chain.
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U.S. consumers would also pay $85033 billion more each year for apparel, $2.5 billion more for footwear, $3.7 billion more for toys and $1.6 billion more for household appliances, according to a report commissioned by the National Retail Federation.
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Earlier this year, China introduced new rules aimed at improving recycling rates in key industries like electronics, plastics, textiles and household appliances, and it also banned imports of solid waste, which amounted to nearly 50 million tonnes a year.
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An early concept pushed by Administration nationalists was to impose immediate supplemental 25% tariffs on a wide range of product categories they believed were being unfairly dumped into the United States such as industrial chemicals, household appliances, paper and tires.
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It's also where sounds are created for many of its household appliances, such as the sound a smartphone makes once it's plugged into an electrical outlet or the sound a refrigerator makes after its door has been open for too long.
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It was a zero-waste, self-sustaining vision of the future, where household appliances ran on food and human waste, powered by a "bio-digester island" that converted food scraps into methane, which in turn powered a range and heated water.
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It said sales rose to 900.9 million euros in the first nine months of the year, up by 2.9 percent compared to the same period of 2015, mainly on account of higher sales of small household appliances and higher margin appliances.
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Kaola, owned by NetEase Inc, sells apparel, household appliances and other products, and is the biggest among Chinese shopping sites that focus on imported goods, followed by Tmall Global and JD Worldwide, according to a report here from consulting agency iiMedia.
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While mines are usually laid in rows in open ground, improvised explosives in buildings are wired into household appliances such as fridges, heaters and televisions, primed to explode at the flick of a switch or an opened door, experts say.
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The Tokyo 2020 organizing committee hopes to gather as much as eight tonnes of metal — 40 kg of gold, 2,920 kg of silver and 2,994 kg of bronze — from outdated mobile phones and small household appliances donated by people across Japan.
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For a decade, a world in which household appliances, packaged goods, clothes, medical devices and much more besides would be connected to the internet via smart chips and capable of sensing and sharing information has been just around the corner.
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Last April, the U.S. Department of Energy, as part of the National Appliance Energy Conservation Act (NAECA), passed NAECA3 which created a host of a new, more rigorous efficiency standards for household appliances, where water heaters were the primary targets.
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Far away in Silicon Valley, on the other side of the world, the tech industry is building cars that drive themselves and household appliances that respond to your voice commands and even try to predict what you will do next.
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French household appliances maker SEB gained 6.5% after Citi initiated the company's stock with a "buy" rating, citing strong positioning as a market leader along with improving margins, while Germany's GEA Group climbed around 4% after Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock to "buy".
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If the proposed tariffs are imposed, consumers would have to pay another $4.4 billion on apparel, $2.5 billion on footwear, $3.7 billion for toys and $1.6 billion for household appliances, the retail trade group said based on a study it had commissioned.
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Oh and lest we forget, Amazon also made a microwave with Alexa built in, using it as a model to start competing with companies like KitchenAid, LG, and Samsung by making Alexa the go-to voice assistant and AI hub for household appliances.
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While the Queen was receiving taxpayers' money for the upkeep of Buckingham Palace, her private estate was investing in a fund which held shares in BrightHouse, a retailer which exploited society's poorest and most vulnerable by charging extortionate repayments on household appliances.
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Alienating the EPA is particularly disturbing because they are uniquely positioned to lead the federal government's efforts confronting today's most pressing environmental challenges, from developing fuel efficient vehicles, to improving energy-efficient household appliances to tackling the causes and effects of climate change.
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Kaola, owned by Nasdaq-listed NetEase Inc, sells apparel, household appliances and other products, and is the biggest among Chinese shopping sites that focus on imported goods, followed by Tmall Global and JD Worldwide, according to a report from consulting agency iiMedia.
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Trump's tariffs would also likely raise the prices of common aluminum products in the US -- such as beer cans and household appliances -- assuming the manufacturing companies decide to pass the cost of the tax on to customers, which is the historical trend.
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In addition, using data from the Residential Energy Consumption Survey, we show that since the 1980s, many more low-income households now have access to air-conditioning and heating within their homes, internet, computers and printing facilities, microwaves, dishwashers and other household appliances.
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Digital security concerns are moving from just smartphones and laptops to just about everything with an on switch — with connected TVs already the norm and other household appliances following suit, staying vigilant of vulnerabilities will become even more important for companies and consumers alike.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria plans to lift a ban on imports of cell phones, household appliances and food and bring in high customs duties instead, its trade minister said on Monday, a new attempt to generate more tax revenue to ease pressure on state finances.
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The city of Foshan, a large manufacturer of electronics and household appliances in southern Guangdong province, said late on Tuesday that businesses no longer need to seek prior approval before resuming operations and they need not require returning workers to show proof of their health.
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However, a lot has changed since our days of vintage-hunting infancy: eBay is now in the business of selling absolutely everything, and secondhand merchandise is only a small fraction of offerings that include Apple products, premium household appliances, and brand-new designer finds.
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Trump tariffs will soon hit the clothing, shoes, furniture, household appliances and consumer electronics imported from China that make life better every day for tens of millions of American households, especially lower-income families that spend a higher share of their budgets on tradable goods.
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MarketWatch first reported the study, noting that 10 primary industries were hit by retaliatory tariffs and higher prices, including producers of magnetic and optical media, leather goods, aluminum sheet, iron and steel, motor vehicles, household appliances, sawmills, audio and video equipment, pesticide, and computer equipment.
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Walk into any Target, Best Buy, Home Depot or car dealership and think about the millions of people whose jobs involve products for which steel is an input: household appliances, cars and trucks, cookware and replacement parts of scores of products we use in our daily lives.
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It dawned on me that with my own online shopping, it is true that almost half of everything I have bought online has been on Amazon — be it last minute gifts, household appliances, pantry staples, Amazon Kindle and piano books, and gadgets I clearly don't need.
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But in a sign of the potentially adverse effects that Mr. Trump's plan may have on the American economy, Electrolux, a global maker of household appliances, said on Friday that it would delay a planned $250 million investment to expand and modernize a factory in Tennessee.
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With my lack of storage, my lack of most common household appliances, and my lack of any products to help me stay on top of my multiple loose phone chargers—I recognize these issues but don't have the time, imagination, or money to do anything about them.
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At the bottom tip of Lake Michigan, just east of Chicago, tons of these pellets are fed into the largest blast furnace in the Western Hemisphere and smelted into steel, eventually becoming cars or trucks or household appliances or plate steel for ships and armored vehicles.
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"Certainly, cycle times have changed over time, as you increase efficiency," said Ms. Cleary of the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers, which represents 150 manufacturers behind 95 percent of the household appliances shipped for sale within the United States, worth more than $30 billion a year.
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Users can even commission a custom Monopoly set "incorporating one's own properties and assets," which likely include the person's multiple vacation residences — if this weren't an invitation-only app, after all, some of us might have to resort to using household appliances on our different squares.
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That's because out of Google, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft and anyone else with a digital assistant, Samsung is the only company that makes refrigerators, washing machines, robo vacs, and other major household appliances, not to mention the 160+ compatible devices that work with the company's SmartThings home automation platform.
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That money comes from buying everything from toys to household appliances on sale from retailers like Walmart or Target and flipping them online — mostly on Amazon, where Grant says "the bulk" of his company's sales come from, though his business also makes money selling items on eBay and Jet.
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Haier, the world's biggest maker of household appliances, is planning a major restructuring that will see its main unit Haier Smart Home list in Hong Kong to take another group company Haier Electronics valued at $7.7 billion private, two people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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In "Palas por Pistolas" ("Shovels for Guns"), in 2008, he set up a program that allowed residents of Culiacán, Mexico, a city devastated by shootings, to trade in their guns for food stamps or household appliances; the guns, more than 1,500 of them, were melted down and turned into shovels.
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Initially, a collaboration between General Electric and Local Motors (a Phoenix-based manufacturer of 3D-printed cars), FirstBuild takes the principles of crowdsourcing and crowdfunding that the company toyed with as a partner and investor in the once-mighty startup Quirky, and uses them to develop prototypes of new household appliances.
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Many of the household appliances and inventions that bring such domestic privilege—such as the fridge, freezer, washing machine, microwave, and motorized vacuums—were invented or marketed to the public for home use during Uranus's transit through Cancer, offering more leisure to householders to support their families in other ways.
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Also today, the EC has announced a separate antitrust investigation into four consumer electronics manufacturers — Asus, Denon & Marantz, Philips and Pioneer — over concerns they may have breached competition rules by restricting the ability of online retailers to set their own prices for products made by the four, including laptops, household appliances and hi-fis.
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All I remember was Noah had a pirate accent; he and his wife wore rain hats (it rained all the time which is the only part of the show that felt grounded in reality); and they travelled around in an inflatable arc full of animals, and various household appliances came to life, and everyone drank lots of tea.
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I had spent the day before the funeral cleaning out drawers in his bedroom and had found various files he kept for decades including a certificate from when he studied English during night classes at the local high school in New York City and receipts for classes on how to repair washing machines and other household appliances.
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"We find the impact from the traditional import protection channel is completely offset in the short-run by reduced competitiveness from retaliation and higher costs in downstream industries" The top 10 industries affected by retaliatory tariffs: Magnetic and optical media, leather goods, aluminum sheet, iron and steel, motor vehicles, household appliances, sawmills, audio and video equipment, pesticides, and computer equipment.
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Anglo American says the sweeping changes are needed because of "market shifts," the biggest of which is: ... the next phase of growth in China, which is seeing the evolution away from bulk commodity intensive infrastructure development to increasing demand for base and precious metals for homes, vehicles, household appliances and electronics, as well as for luxury goods such as diamond and platinum jewellery.
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Among the other works on view there were a horizontal re-creation of "Oma Totem" (the stacked household appliances), which Vo had paid a stonecutter to carve in marble, as a gravestone for his grandmother; some branches that Vo had cut from a tree in the Phu Quoc cemetery where his older brother was buried; and several small relics and photographs of nineteenth-century missionaries.
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According to The New York Times, at least one corporation has suggested its U.S. operations could be jeopardized by the tariffs: But in a sign of the potentially adverse effects that Mr. Trump's plan may have on the American economy, Electrolux, a global maker of household appliances, said on Friday that it would delay a planned $250 million investment to expand and modernize a factory in Tennessee.
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RWE, which spends a low triple-digit million euro amount on innovation, research and development every year, has already invested in start-ups through its 115 million euro Innogy Renewables Technology Fund I. The utility, which is currently in the process of splitting off its healthy assets to escape a structural crisis in the power sector, said it would introduce the products of U.S. start-up Bidgely to Germany, including an app which lets you keep control over which household appliances use most energy.
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His plan that day, as he explains to his listeners, was simple: to go rogue while covering the opening of a Walmart in Saint Albans, Vt. (Not his type of assignment; the new corporate overlords of his radio station insisted.) As he was cheerfully interviewing fake salespeople he'd planted throughout the store — men and women who were all too happy to enumerate Walmart's crimes against the environment, humanity and the integrity of household appliances — a jet of raw sewage spilled onto the facility's pristine floor.
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LJUBLJANA, Sept 2 (Reuters) - *Slovenian household appliances maker Gorenje is on track to meet all key parameters of 2016 business plans, CEO Franjo Bobinac tells Reuters, with net profit due to reach 7.6 million euros ($8.51 million) on sales of 1.2 billion euros this year *Bobinac says Gorenje has strategic plan till 2020 which is based on an independent growth so the company will continue to grow even if Panasonic does not take it over *Panasonic's due diligence of Gorenje to be completed by the end of September, after when Panasonic will decide on whether to increase its stake of 10.74 percent in Gorenje ($1 = 0.8936 euros) (Reporting by Marja Novak; Editing by Alexander Smith)
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