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Total U.S. Consumption Value of the Game, Toy, and Children’s Vehicle Manufacturing Industry for the Year Was $15,520,000,000

added: 23-02-2007

The industry’s revenue for the year 2005 was approximately $3,580,000,000. The gross profit was 30.92% at $1,106,936,000. There were 677 establishments in this industry that year. Thus, average contribution (or revenue) per establishment annually was $5,290,000.

Future Trends in the Political and Policy Environments of Japan Electronics Industry

added: 23-02-2007

After a decade of underinvestment during which Asia chip industry moved toward Taiwan and China, the Japanese electronics and semiconductors industry is all set to dominate the world market once again.

The Economic Framework Of The Japanese Automation And Electronics Industry

added: 23-02-2007

Japan is the one of the oldest and most advanced markets for semiconductors in the world. However, its supremacy in the industry has been challenged by several other Asian countries, which have received excellent government support in terms of policy.

Growing Awareness of Power Protection Requirements to Spur Growth in Western European UPS Markets

added: 23-02-2007

Companies across Western Europe are growing aware of the increasing need to safeguard power supplies to prevent damages caused by power outages, thereby leading to enhanced growth in the uninterruptible power supply (UPS) market.

Commission takes step towards a single market for next generation wireless devices

added: 23-02-2007

A single market for a new generation of mass-market consumer electronics (laptops, mobile phones, digital cameras, TVs...), that can exchange data wirelessly at very high rates over short distances is a step closer. The Commission Decision adopted today outlines the mandatory conditions for using ultra-wideband (UWB) technology in these next generation wireless devices all across the European Union.

25% cut in accidents at work by 2012 – new EU strategy

added: 23-02-2007

Work-related illness and accidents should be cut by a quarter across the EU under a new five-year strategy for health and safety at work, adopted by the Commission today. It follows a 17% reduction in fatal accidents from 2002-2004 and a 20% fall in accidents leading to absence from work of three days or more.

Industrial new orders up by 2.8% in euro area

added: 22-02-2007

The euro area (EA12) industrial new orders index increased by 2.8% in December 2006 compared to November 2006. The index grew by 1.1% in November but fell by 0.3% in October. EU25 new orders gained 2.7% in December 2006, after increases of 0.8% in November and 0.4% in October. Excluding ships, railway and aerospace equipment industrial new orders rose by 0.6% in the euro area and remained stable in the EU25 in December 2006.

More than 40% of EU27 enterprises are active in innovation

added: 22-02-2007

More than 40% of EU27 enterprises are active in innovation. Co-operation with customers and suppliers more frequent than with universities and public research institutes.

Americans at Odds Over Financial Security

added: 22-02-2007

Americans have mixed feelings about their personal level of financial security, according to the COUNTRY Financial Security Index which registered an inaugural reading of 70.2 in February.

A vision for the single market of the 21st century

added: 21-02-2007

The European Commission has today presented its vision for the single market of the 21st century. In an interim report to the Spring European Council, the Commission reviews the achievements of the last twenty years and sets out the way ahead to deliver further benefits for citizens and business, and contribute to a more competitive and sustainable Europe. It will be concluded by a final report with proposals for action this autumn.

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