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• Optical Lens Edging Machines Market Volume Forecast and Value Chain Analysis 2019-2025

  Optical Lens Edging Machines Market report 2018, discusses various factors driving or restraining the market, which will help the future market to grow with promising CAGR. The Optical Lens Edging Machines Market research Reports offers an extensive collection of reports on different markets covering crucial details. The report studies the competitive environment of the Optical Lens Edging Machines Market is based on company profiles and their efforts on increasing product value and production.Read Full StoryMarket ResearchMarket AnalysisMarket DataMarket CompetitionMarket TrendsMarketsMarket SizeValue Chain AnalysisCAGRMarket PlayersLuneau Technology GroupNanjing LaiteEuropean UnionLens EdgingIndustry Chain Structure

• Global Industrial Chillers Market Size, Share, Value, and Competitive Landscape for 202-2026

  Projected and forecast revenue values are in constant U.S. dollars, unadjusted for inflation. Product values and regional markets are estimated by market analyst, data analyst and people from related industry, based on companys' revenue and applications market respectively.' Get Free Sample Report: https://www.wiseguyreports.com/sample-request/6322469-global-industrial-chillers-market-research-report-2021-forecast-to-2026. The report demonstrates detail coverage of Industrial...Read Full StoryMarket ResearchMarket DataMarket ConcentrationIndustrial GrowthMarket SizeMarket GrowthGlobal GrowthMarket DemandCompetitive LandscapeEuropean UnionCarrierDaikinDaikin IndustriesJohnson ControlsMitsubishi ElectricSWOT

• Female CEOs get appointed when the job is tough but then endure

  When Ilham Kadri took over as CEO of Solvay in October 2018, the stock price fell. This is exactly what research would predict. The glass cliff effect holds that women tend to be appointed as CEOs in precarious situations. It explains low rates of appointment of female CEOs (because they are considered for only a subset of CEO openings − those in which the job is tough).Read Full StoryCeosMondelez InternationalLeadership RolesLeadership PositionsGender RolesIssues WomenSolvayThe University Of ExeterPepsiCoDuPontWalgreensStarbucksThe European UnionS&PMale CEOsIlham KadriMichelle RyanNelson PeltzIndra Nooyi

• Microsoft's Bethesda Bid One Step Closer to Completion as European Union Approves Acquisition

  Microsoft's 7.5 billion dollar acquisition of ZeniMax Media — of course including Bethesda Softworks — has met the approval of the European Union. As VGC reports, the EU's antitrust regulator has given the green light to the historic merger, which will see Microsoft become the parent company of all Bethesda's development teams and their IP. Part of the regulator's responsibilities is to uphold competition law, and prohibit acquisitions that look to threaten market competition. With the deal now approved by the EU, it's another step towards finally being done.Read Full StoryCompetition LawBethesda SoftworksMicrosoft Corp.PlaystationEUBethesda Bid One StepZeniMax MediaThe European UnionXboxMergerPS5 Console ExclusivesAcquisitionsPlayStationConsoleMarket Competition

• 'It's been the most difficult year': Immigrant women march for state, federal benefits

  Domestic workers, warehouse employees and housekeepers were among the immigrant women and their allies who gathered in Passaic on Sunday to demand that the state and federal government stop excluding them from financial assistance during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, which has caused many of them to lose their jobs. The...Read Full StoryImmigrationUnemployment BenefitsDomestic WorkersPoliticsImmigrant WorkersUndocumented WorkersFederal JobsUndocumented ImmigrantsState BenefitsWomen 's History MonthSenateCOVIDNJD-EssexD-UnionPhil MurphyJoe BidenAnnette QuijanoEdison

• Two protesters killed in Myanmar, shops and factories closed

  (Reuters) – Two protesters were killed by gunshot wounds to the head in Myanmar on Monday, witnesses said, while shops, factories and banks were closed in the main city Yangon as part of the uprising against the country’s military rulers. Photos posted on Facebook showed the bodies of two men...Read Full StoryMilitary GovernmentMilitary JuntaMilitary RuleProtest RiotPolitical ProtestsMilitary PolicePolice ForcesArmed PoliceFacebookThe United NationsDaweiThe Karen National UnionNLDStateWesternAung San Suu KyiKhin Maung Latt

• WhatsApp reminds users they must accept new terms or face block from messaging

  WhatsApp users are going to have to make a big decision in the coming weeks. The Facebook-owned firm wants its billions of fans to accept new terms and those who don’t comply will be blocked from sending or receiving any messages via the platform. The controversial update was initially planned to come into force back in January but after an outcry from users, WhatsApp pushed the changes back until May.Read Full StoryWhatsappEuropean UnionPersonal DataFacebook Inc.Social MediaTwitter Inc.Online MediaT&CWhatsApp UsersWhatsApp FansPersonal MessagesMessageBusiness AccountsEU RulesPeople

• Celebrity Reactions to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Interview

  Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's candid sit-down with Oprah Winfrey affected a lot of people, including plenty of notable names. After the emotional CBS tell-all that aired on Sunday, March 7, a number of celebrities took to social media to share their thoughts amid the couple's continued drama with the royal family.Read Full StoryCelebritiesTabloid JournalismBritish Royal FamilyCelebrity GossipCBSThe Royal FamilyMonarchyCrownSussexCelebsMatt JamesNina ParkerHollywoodThoughtsSexismMeghan MarklePrince HarryOprah WinfreySerena WilliamsBethenny FrankelAndy CohenOprahGabrielle UnionPrince WilliamSarah SilvermanMegyn KellyBrooklyn DeckerPiers MorganAmanda GormanMaria ShriverBillie Jean KingMeghan Mccain

• SC agrees to re-examine 50% quota cap, issues notice to states/UTs

  New Delhi, March 8 (SocialNews.XYZ) After nearly three-decades of the Indra Sawhney judgment, the Supreme Court on Monday said the 50 per cent cap on reservation laid down by a 9-judge bench in 1992, could be re-examined in view of subsequent constitutional amendments and the socio-economic changes that has followed. A bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan issued notice to all state governments and Union Territories whether reservation could be allowed to breach the existing 50 per cent limit...... Read MoreUtsQuotaConstitutional CourtState CourtState GovernmentsState Of The UnionSCXYZThe Supreme CourtUnion TerritoriesReservationIndra SawhneyNew DelhiAshok Bhushan

• Inside Politics: No 10 tells EU to ‘shake off’ Brexit bitterness

  R — ancour and resentment. The nation cannot get enough of it. Some stayed up to stream the Meghan and Harry interview as it was broadcast in the US at 1am. Millions more will tune in tonight to watch the programme that royal courtiers have dismissed as a “circus”. Boris Johnson admitted some interest in the interview, but said he would he would “probably” miss it. The PM has enough rancour and resentment on his plate. His Brexit minister David Frost has accused the EU of sulking, as the circus over the protocol gets even more intense.Read Full StoryBrexitEuropean UnionInside PoliticsBitternessUkEUUS PoliticsResentmentRoyal CourtiersMeghanShakeBoris JohnsonDavid Frost

• The Union Minister Smriti Irani expressed confidence that India will become Atmanirbhar in silk production in two years

  Smriti Irani is the union minister expressed her confidence that India will become Atmanirbhar in silk production in the upcoming two years. As being the Minister of Textiles and Women and Child Development she talked about employment in the silk segment. It is believed that India will become self-reliant. In India about 97% of the raw mulberry silk is produced in the Indian States of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and West Bengal, Mysore, and North Bangalore. It is also true that the upcoming site of a US $20 million silk city, contributes to a majority of silk production. India is the second-largest producer of silk in the World. But with the introduction of this new aim of employment production in the silk sector, it is assumed that the country will become Atmanirbhar in the silk production.Read Full StorySilkGovernment Of IndiaEconomyIndian CountryAndhra PradeshUnion MinisterPPEAgro Technical TextileBuniyaad MachineWorldRaw Silk ProductionEmployment ProductionKarnatakaTamil NaduWest BengalSmriti Irani