Policymakers in Europe and the US are racing to counteract early Chinese dominance of electrolyzers, a key piece in the next generation of clean energy.
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Published Jan 09, 2023 • 6 minute read
(Bloomberg) — A decade ago, China used low prices to dominate solar manufacturing, wiping out Western competitors just as worldwide demand for
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In one hand, Santa Claus grips a bulging sack full of gifts – labels show they’re headed to Bell, Rogers and Telus. In the other hand, he holds a crumbling lump of coal. The tag reads: “To Canadian consumers.”
TekSavvy Solutions Inc. has never shied from making political statements about the telecommunications industry. The aforementioned cartoon accompanying the internet service provider’s Christmas blog post, a satirical poem titled The Telecom Nightmare Before Christmasis yet another example.
While it’s all done with a touch of humor, the post illustrates
The meals and beverage business is navigating uncharted waters as their local weather claims are picked aside in a flood of lawsuits over what qualifies as “sustainable” and “recyclable” merchandise.
Because of this, amid a scarcity of regulatory steerage, corporations are grappling with combined judicial opinions in numerous jurisdictions on what they’ll and may’t say about their local weather affect. Coca-Cola gained two lawsuits not too long ago—one in California and one other within the District of Columbia—the place judges discovered that the beverage large’s environmental statements weren’t deceptive to customers.
The Earth Island Institute, the group that introduced the
The walled gardens of social media have dominated the digital advertising panorama for practically a decade. With huge audiences, data-driven promoting and content-rich codecs, advertisers have gone from dipping their toes to throwing their budgets into the wells of Silicon Valley.
However in 2022, the so-called “headwinds” of privateness and financial uncertainty — mixed with extra competitors and an evolving consumer base — have created a brand new set of challenges for the giants and the entrepreneurs who fund them.
All through 2022, main platforms have every had each collective and distinctive challenges. Together with elevated strain from laws, laws,
Lactalis Canada appointed Andrew Davis to the position of vice-president, marketing, of its Foodservice and Ingredients & Export Division. Davis will be responsible for leading the marketing strategy and team to drive awareness, penetration and brand equity for his division.
“Lactalis Canada’s Foodservice and Ingredients and Export division plays an important role in delivering a wide range of dairy solutions for the foodservice and B2B industry,” said Iven Zanardo, general manager, Foodservice and Ingredients & Export, Lactalis Canada. “I am confident with Andrew’s experience and leadership, we will continue to expand and strengthen our footprint within this important sector.”
“I
I wrote a post last August regarding trends we are seeing in the business for sale market. The macro-economic factors regarding interest rates, recession threats, job and stock market volatility had not yet taken hold at that point. The trends then, as emphasized by the industry experts I interviewed, were still quite positive. Lenders were busy as were business brokers and consultants, deal flow remained strong, interest rates were not stressful activity, and so overall, things were good.
Generally, the lower market lags the middle/upper markets from macro-economic trends. My position back then was “it’s coming”, and yes indeed it
In 2014, Joel Holland was living with his wife in Washington DC, running a company in the technology space there — and suffering from a serious case of burnout. “[I was] burned out on traffic, going to a cubicle, too many people,” Holland recalls. “I was just longing to get away, whatever that meant.”
When the couple went to a wedding in Leesburg, Virginia, inspiration struck: Holland wasn’t ready to go back to the city, and with an RV dealership nearby, it was a chance to explore the possibilities of a different kind of lifestyle. Impressed by the “little houses
Alexis.business has launched a new service catering to Real Estate Leads, offering proven marketing strategies on a groundbreaking YouTube Channel playlist. Extensive video content can be found at https://www.youtube.com/@salehouse.
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Alexis.Business has launched a new results-driven marketing service for realty leads. The service aims to provide more web visibility to California-based real estate businesses through a 3-step process.
The first step involves ranking the business’ video on Google, followed by ranking the business website on Google in the second step. Finally, the business will start to appear higher on GMB through the third step.
