Author: Andrew
Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. (Tokyo: 7272) has globally released the second season of “Master of Torque,” an original short anime series for entertainment purposes initially released online from the spring through the summer of 2014.
–HSBC becomes latest investor –Strategic investment will support SaaS treasury management software leader’s global expansion and product innovation
– Aiming to Respond to Expanding Need for Energy-efficient Buildings in Southeast Asia –
The Sheikh Zayed Book Award announced its winners for this year (2014 – 2015) which marks the Award’s 9th session. The announcement of winners came after extensive discussions between the Award’s Board of Trustees and the Scientific Committee of the results submitted by the judging panels across the Award’s Categories. The winners are;
According to preliminary estimates Fingerprint Cards’ (FPC) revenues for Q1 2015 attributed to somewhat higher than 125 MSEK. This exceeds the guidance provided by the company in the year-end report 2014 that revenues for Q1 2015 would be in line with the 105 MSEK that the company reported for Q4 2014. The operating result for the first quarter is estimated to continue to be negative. The complete interim report will as previously communicated be published on May 21.
Novogen Ltd (ASX:NRT NASDAQ:NVGN) today announced it has appointed US-based public relations firm, PCG Advisory (PCG), to drive the Company’s investor-awareness program in the US. PCG will be using their expertise in creating awareness and establishing key relationships within the US investment community via their targeted outreach campaign.
Reinforces position as leading UK mobility provider
BorgWarner’s Facilities in Nabari and Aoyama, Japan, Recognized for Delivering Highest Levels of Quality
The Japanese Culinary Academy, a nonprofit organization in Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, has been inviting professional chefs of Japanese cuisine at home and abroad to participate in the fifth Japan Culinary Art Competition.
A balloon-assisted UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) named “Phoenix-S1,” developed by Kyushu University and Fukuoka University, Japan, has successfully brought back stratospheric aerosol samples from the altitude of 22 km and observed aerosol density at the altitude of 23 km in Antarctica on January 24, 2015.