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Toshiba Corporation manufactures and markets electronic and electrical products, information and communications equipment and systems, Internet-based solutions and services, electronic components, power systems, industrial and social infrastructure systems, and household appliances worldwide. Toshiba-made semiconductors are among the Worldwide Top 20 Semiconductor Sales Leaders, and Toshiba is the world's fifth-largest personal computer manufacturer.
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May 11 (Bloomberg) -- Landis+Gyr AG, a Swiss electronic- metering company, received bids from Japan���s Toshiba Corp.
energy provider NRG Energy Inc. pulled out of investing in a nuclear reactor in Texas in partnership with Toshiba Corp.
shares were propped up by a 12% jump in Sumitomo Heavy Industries and a 3.7% advance in Toshiba after both reported...
9818.76, propped up by a 12% jump in Sumitomo Heavy Industries and a 3.7% advance in Toshiba after both reported strong...
Toshiba Rises Most in Three Weeks After Record Profit Forecast More From Businessweek Story Tools May 10 (Bloomberg) --...
latest quarter, 106 have exceeded analysts��� estimates, while 121 have missed them, according to data compiled by...
pursue contracts for his business with other major laptop makers such as International Business Machines Corp.
of the trade figures. Financial markets in Hong Kong and South Korea are closed for holidays. Sumitomo Heavy, Toshiba...
Heavy Industries surged 13 per cent in Tokyo after surpassing its full-year profit forecast by 27 per cent.
of the trade figures. Financial markets in Hong Kong and South Korea are closed for holidays. Sumitomo Heavy, Toshiba...
Toshiba Corp. said Tuesday it will boost cooperation with U.S. firm Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group Inc.
Sumitomo Heavy Industries Ltd. surged 13 percent in Tokyo after surpassing its full-year profit forecast by 27 percent.
13 percent after the maker of heavy electric machinery beat its full-year net income forecast by 27 percent.
percent and retail sales expanded 17.6 percent, according to separate surveys of economists before data tomorrow.
many of which are based in central Japan and already struggling with uncertainties over planning summer production...
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Toshiba Corp is among bidders including U.S. and European firms vying to buy Switzerland-based smart metering company...
Toshiba Rises Most in Three Weeks After Record Profit Forecast More From Businessweek Story Tools May 10 (Bloomberg) --...
More From Businessweek Story Tools May 10 (Bloomberg) -- Toshiba Corp., the world���s No. 2 maker of flash-memory...
after opening higher on the back of strong earnings reports by companies such as Sumitomo Heavy Industries and Toshiba.
maker of electric machinery, surged 10 percent in Tokyo after beating its full-year profit forecast by 27 percent.
0.4 percent at 9,759.89, while the broader Topix shed 0.2 percent to 851.71. Toshiba Corp gained 3 percent to 448 yen...
* Honywell, ABB also interested in bidding-Nikkei * Landis+Gyr auction could fetch $2 billion * Toshiba declines to...
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