Circuit Board News
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If you’re a normal person, you probably don’t spend much time contemplating household hardware: how a hinge holds a door in place, how a knob feels in the hand. Rhett Butler -- possessor of the world’s largest collection of fine architectural fittings -- isn’t a normal person.
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It won't be enough to squash mounting breakup pressure, but Sony has a new hit from an unexpected place: a $25 miniature computer whose popularity is surging among tech hobbyists.
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Panasonic Corp., Japan’s second- largest maker of televisions, said it’s limiting exposure to fluctuations in the yen by boosting overseas production.
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Drones have been a popular topic of late, mostly in discussions about whether the U.S. government should be authorized to track down and kill suspected terrorists anywhere around the globe using the pilotless predators.
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Panasonic Corp. forecast annual profit that missed analyst estimates after Japan’s second- biggest television maker continued to lose market share to Samsung Electronics Co. and LG Electronics Inc.
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All Nippon Airways Co., the biggest operator of Boeing Co. 787s, repaired three damaged circuit boards last year on Dreamliners, the aircraft that was grounded worldwide this year after lithium-ion batteries caught fire.
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No arrests have been made in the Boston Marathon bombing case as investigators obtained video of a possible suspect in the attack, federal law enforcement officials said.
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Investigators have video of a possible suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, according to federal law enforcement officials.
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The FBI released photos and video showing two men suspected in the April 15 terrorist bombing in Boston and appealed for the public’s help in identifying them.
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Same Time Holdings Ltd., a maker of circuit boards, may buy stakes in three Chinese power plants from GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Ltd. Chairman Zhu Gongshan and his family for at least HK$5 billion ($644 million).
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