Israel Fires Missile into Syria, Destroys Military Outpost – Antiwar.com

March 25, 2013

Israeli troops have fired a Tammuz missile against a Syrian military outpost today, claiming it was retaliation for small arms fire that strayed across the border. The missile strike destroyed the building and wounded two within. Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon conceded that it was unclear if the gunfire was deliberately aimed at Israel, but […]

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Extreme weather threat to industry – The Border Mail

March 24, 2013

{ story.summary|safe|escape } Increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events resulting from global warming are likely to threaten some of Australia’s key industries, according to a report using ANU research. The study, commissioned by the Investor Group on Climate Change, argues bushfire risks are likely to intensify as conditions become hotter and drier over […]

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Extreme weather threat to industry – Ballarat Courier

March 24, 2013

{ story.summary|safe|escape } Increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events resulting from global warming are likely to threaten some of Australia’s key industries, according to a report using ANU research. The study, commissioned by the Investor Group on Climate Change, argues bushfire risks are likely to intensify as conditions become hotter and drier over […]

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Instant Analysis on the Ravens’ signing of Elvis Dumervil – Baltimore Sun

March 24, 2013

Jeff Zrebiec, reporter: You knew at some point the Ravens would strike in the free agent market, and they did in a big way Sunday night, agreeing in principle on a five-year deal with Elvis Dumervil. With both of their starting inside linebackers, one of their starting corners and both their starting safeties gone from […]

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Israel without Ideology (Fortune, 1952) – Fortune (blog)

March 24, 2013

Most opinions of this young nation are extreme, rooted in emotion or dogma. Mr. Lehrman, whose reports on overseas economics have appeared frequently in these pages, tries for an unbiased view. He is author of the recently published Israel: The Beginning and Tomorrow. Editors note: Every Sunday Fortune publishes a relevant story from our magazine archives. […]

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Why this royal treatment for MNCs? – Hindu Business Line

March 24, 2013

MNCs are licensing technology and brands to Indian arms to gain access to a market that is growing faster than their home markets. Shouldn’t such access be set off against the royalty or technical fee? If it’s a multinational, it must be first-rate. That attitude, it appears, extends not just to career choices, but also […]

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Garment manufacturers in Jordan are competent, want consistent policies … – MENAFN.COM

March 24, 2013

Garment manufacturers in Jordan are competent, want consistent policies — JGATE chairman AMMAN, Mar 24, 2013 (Menafn – Jordan Times – McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) –By shifting to man-made fibre, garment manufacturers in Jordan were able to face international trade liberalisation and weather competition from world textile industrialists who export to the United States. […]

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Ian Sadler’s company makes steel rolls that keep jobs in United States, he … – Tribune-Review

March 24, 2013

 In Pennsylvania, smaller companies are making reshoring moves, investing in products for domestic and overseas customers. In York, Unilife Inc. began making syringes at a $32 million plant it opened in 2011, moving production from China in 2009. The move helped it win regulatory approval for prefilled syringes with retractable needles, which are subject to […]

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Advanced Vision Guided Robotics: Technology & Trends Impacting VGR … – Robotics Online (press release)

March 22, 2013

 by Tanya Anandan, Contributing EditorRobotic Industries Association Posted 03/22/2012 Give a robot “sight” and you expand its range of possibilities. When a robot can see an object, various items can be picked and placed without the need for custom tooling. Generic bins, racks and conveyor systems can be reused with different products. These advantages typify […]

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Guest commentary: Dow plays both sides on natural gas exports – FuelFix (blog)

March 22, 2013

By Dr. Jack Rafuse In a February 24 Wall Street Journal op-ed, Andrew N. Liveris, Chairman & CEO of Dow Chemical, laid out a cynical and self-serving argument for a “sound and balanced [U.S.] energy policy.”  He correctly said that shale gas gives the nation “a historic opportunity to strengthen the economy, increase national competitiveness […]

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