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The Coca-Cola Company has always been focused on ensuring its packaging sustainability for decades. In 2007, it had launched a new plastic bottle for its cola drinks that used 5 percent less plastic. Moving ahead in this direction, the company...
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Want to amaze your family and friends with a bit of magic, then you must get the Levitron – Anti-gravity top. All you have to do is set up the top, adjust the legs,...
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Magnets fascinate many people as they try to figure how just how they can lift items larger and heavier than themselves. Well, if you are one of these people that are...
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Looking for a unique gift for that special guy. The Freedom Dynamo Electric Shaver just might be it. Not only will it provide your guy with a clean shave but also it is...
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A Goldman Sachs analyst downgraded Alabama-based construction materials supplier Vulcan Materials Co. on concerns a recent share price rally was overdone and company...
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A federal report says the government is taking too long to secure radioactive materials that could get into terrorists’ hands.Radioactive material used for...
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The new Applied HCT MaxEdge wire saw can help customers reduce the cost of manufacturing photovoltaic cells by enabling larger loads and using thinner wires at higher cutting speeds. (Photo: Business Wire)
