| This year, rather than reviewing what we felt were the most important news items in 2009 we instead bring you the news that you and your fellow AMN readers found to be most compelling. Consider it democracy in action — with every click of the mouse being equal to a vote.
Each afternoon this week we will present the top 10 news items from one of the top five most popular news categories on the AMN Web site. Today, we take a look at the most popular financial news of 2009. |
Lumileds has expanded the Philips Ultinon Drive 5000 series to include eight models.
Lumileds has expanded the Philips Ultinon Drive 5000 series of LED lightbars to include eight models. The series now includes 10,” 20,” and 30” lightbars available in single- and double-row versions, and 40,” and 50” lightbars available in double-row configurations.
All have been built for off-road use, with scratch-resistant polycarbonate lenses, DT waterproof electrical connections, and corrosion-free, stainless steel mounting brackets, Lumileds said. Ultinon Drive LED Lightbars are engineered with single-piece assemblies that allow them to achieve an IP68 / IP69K rating for resistance to high pressure water and dust and an IK07 rating for resistance to impacts.
The joint research project seeks to utilize a new process for recovering critical battery materials.
Continental’s Rayong plant has an annual production capacity of 4.8 million tires and employs around 900 people.
This represents a significant decline from growth rates of 31% in 2023 and 60% in 2022, ABI Research said.
Paul Donahue (at left) will transition from chairman and CEO to executive chairman. William Stengel, II, currently president and COO, will succeed Donahue as president and CEO of GPC and will serve as a member of the board of directors.
Twenty-two new import part numbers, as well as 39 new pulley and tensioner part numbers, are immediately available.
Brian Martin joins the company as business development manager for North America.
By going electric, British private and public sector organizations could reduce the TCO per vehicle by $16,341 over seven years.
Matthew Steinmetz was named field marketing rep and Kaysie Keen was promoted to a newly created position of field marketing manager.
