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Juicy news and rumors don't take long to spread on the Internet, so when the first reports came out that Tesla had signed a preliminary agreement with Chinese battery maker Tianjin Lishen, they reverberated rather quickly.
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Toyota Motor Corp. and Panasonic Corp. are set to launch a joint venture in 2020 to manufacture batteries for electric vehicles in an effort to compete with Chinese rivals.
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Panasonic has concerns that cobalt delivered to the company was mined in Cuba. As a result of its concerns, the company has suspended its business relationship with Sherritt International Corp., a Canadian company.
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A spray-on or printable thin film technology could revolutionize the fast-growing solar power market further, including connecting in with digital transformation projects. Big players like Panasonic and Fujifilm are investing heavily in this area.
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American electric car maker Tesla Motors Incorporated and Japanese appliance company Panasonic are expanding their business collaboration as they consider working on a solar battery production in the United States.
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Back in January, Panasonic showed off a concept version of a TV that appears transparent when turned off. Ten months on, the design has been significantly refined. The screen is now much brighter and capable of becoming as transparent as glass.
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Citing stiff competition from foreign rivals, Japanese electronics giant Panasonic Corporation is reportedly stopping production of liquid crystal display (LCD) panels for televisions.
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As part of its demonstrations during CES 2016 last week, Panasonic unveiled a new television that goes completely transparent at the wave of a hand. The TV can effectively disappear from view, revealing whatever is positioned behind it.
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Electronics giant Panasonic is well-known for televisions and home theater systems. But Singaporeans got a surprise last week when a unit of the corporation started selling fresh radishes and lettuce to a chain of Japanese restaurants in Singapore.
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By AFP
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Japanese electronics giant Panasonic said Thursday it would give employees sent to China a wage premium to account for the country's hazardous air pollution, in a possible first for an international company.The move was part of a wider deal reached in ...
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By AFP
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Japanese electronics giant Panasonic said Thursday it would give employees sent to China a wage premium to compensate for the country's hazardous air pollution, in a possible first for an international company.The move was part of a wider deal reached ...
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By AFP
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Japan's Panasonic and California-based electric-vehicle venture Tesla Motors are in talks to build a $1 billion automotive battery plant in the United States, a report said Wednesday.The electronic giant is inviting several other Japanese materials mak...
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By Reuters
Shares in Panasonic Corp jumped more than 6 percent to a three-week high of 1,271 yen on Wednesday after the Nikkei newspaper said the firm is inviting a number of Japanese suppliers to join it in investing in a U.S.
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By Reuters
Japanese electronics supplier Panasonic Corp said it will make a partial return to the smartphone market with two high-cost models, marketed at business customers as counterparts to its ha...
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By Reuters
Panasonic Corp <6752.T> has been fined C$4.7 million ($4.25 million) for rigging bids to supply equipment for Toyota Motor Corp <7203.T> cars made in Canada, the country's Competition Bureau said on Thursday.
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By Reuters
The International Olympic Committee has extended its sponsorship deal with Panasonic for another eight years to 2024, making it the first sponsor to do so, the IOC announced on Thursday.
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By AFP
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Panasonic shares rocketed 19 percent on Wednesday after the struggling Japanese electronics giant said it swung into the black with a $2.4 billion profit in the nine months to December.
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Tech giants Sony and Panasonic have announced plans for a successor to Blu-ray discs. The discs will be for a new generation of ultra-high-definition movies.
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Don't you just hate managing several different types of batteries at once? Your flashlight uses one type of batteries, and something else will use another type of batteries. It can be a pain and inconvenience to keep track of them all, until today!
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Move over Meryl Streep, there's a contender in town for impersonating the former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher – and he's "perfect."
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Electronics company Panasonic has significantly downgraded its profit forecast for the year ending 31 March 2012, after reporting poor quarterly results.
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United Continental Holdings has chosen Panasonic to install Wi-Fi on more than 300 United Airlines and Continental Airlines aircraft starting in the middle of 2012 and conclude by 2015. Passengers will be able to stream videos on its wireless system.
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Cameras: The biggest technological advances in cameras this year were where you least expected them — under the hood, where you can’t see them. But they have been making the art of taking good pictures easier.
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Televisions: This was supposed to be the year of 3D TV. It turns out that everyone was wrong -- now that the new 3D TVs are here, who wants them?
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It has been announced that Panasonic has majority ownership over electronics rival Sanyo. Panasonic, one of the largest electronics corporations, now designates the Japanese firm as a subsidiary.
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Panasonic has come up with a way to beat slumping sales -- order their staff to buy £1,000 of Panasonic products. It's expected that corporate Japan will latch onto this ideal.
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Even though gadgets are expected to be a hot item this holiday season, electronics manufacturers are getting gloomy on their next quarter. As profits sink, tech leaders are wondering when they'll rebound.
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Japan's Panasonic will soon launch the world’s smallest digital single-lens reflex (SLR) camera that will weigh slightly more than a regular can of beer. The camera body and lens is expected to sell for $839.
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Circuit City is selling a Panasonic DVD camcorder for only $170 including shipping. It has some basic features and is good for first-time buyers.
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Panasonic Canada Inc. unveils its new handheld full-function PC, which is all set to change the way people work in challenging and pleasant environments alike.
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Panasonic transparent television, October 2016 Panasonic
The Panasonic Lumix G2 has a lens made by the legendary Leica people, with a smaller sensor; but that is the price paid for a smaller, more manageable size of camera. Panasonic
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Using the latest in farming technologies, Panasonic Corp. is revolutionizing agriculture. Rusty Bones
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