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- Nokia Siemens Networks to Cut Jobs Worldwide
Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) the world's second largest maker of mobile phone network equipment and a joint...
- Huntsman Opens New Site in Pakistan
Utah-based manufacturer and marketer of differentiated and commodity chemicals, Huntsman Corporation, has announced its Huntsman Textile Effects...
- Rekal Opens Plant In Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sweden-based cleaning and hygiene products maker Rekal has opened a detergent plant in Trn, Bosnia and Herzegovina...
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