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Worthington Industries: This Will Be A Test Of Execution
2015-01-08 00:46:57| Steel - Topix.net
Worthington Industries , the supplier of pressure tanks and cylinders, managed to increase its sales and profits in its recent quarterly results. The strength in the automotive sector could continue to fuel its growth.
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Taste Test: Coca-Cola Life
2015-01-07 07:28:29| Beverages - Topix.net
The new year is all about starting fresh and making some changes, like eating better, hitting the gym, and cutting out the junk, including soda. But Coca-Cola has come out with new Coca-Cola Life.
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Farmers Deploy New DNA Test for Tastier Meat
2015-01-07 03:02:57| Food - Topix.net
By having his animals' DNA scanned by a gene-testing firm, Mr. Gardiner, a Kansas cattle breeder, can tell nearly from birth how many pounds they are likely to pack on per day and how much rich, marbled beef their carcasses will yield. U.S. cattle ranches, using technology developed by companies including food-safety firm Neogen Corp. and animal-drug maker Zoetis Inc., are conducting more-sophisticated genetic tests like the ones that give Mr. Gardiner a glimpse of his animals' future.
Trucking industry required to randomly test 50% of drivers in 2015
2015-01-06 01:51:33| Trucking - Topix.net
The trucking industry will have to continue randomly testing at least 50% of its drivers for drug and alcohol in 2015, according to a decision by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.a The American Trucking Association had hoped the mandatory 50% would be lowered to 25% which is the requirement for marine and public transit drivers. a The Dec. 31 FMCSA announcement was based on data gathered from industry-controlled lab results from 2012 along with drug and alcohol testing survey data and investigations.a "The trucking industry met the incentive-based rate reduction criteria in FMCSA's own regulations.
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T-Mobile to test Ericsson LTE small cell in 5 GHz band
2015-01-05 17:09:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) Ericsson announced plans to use unlicensed spectrum to help boost indoor mobile phone coverage. The company said it aims to be the first to offer License Assisted Access (LAA) small cells, expected to hit the market in Q4 2015. T-Mobile US plans to start testing the small cells this year already. LAA is an LTE-Advanced technology that enables carrier aggregation of licensed spectrum with unlicensed bands to enhance network coverage and capacity. Using only 4 percent of the 5 GHz band, LAA can provide up to a 150 Mbps speed increase to smartphone users, Ericsson said. Ericsson said its LAA devices also incorporate "fair sharing" within the 5 GHz band, to accommodate Wi-Fi devices already using the band. Ericsson is adding LAA to its indoor small cell portfolio including the Ericsson Radio Dot System for medium and large buildings and the Ericsson RBS 6402 Indoor Picocell for smaller buildings under 50,000 square feet.
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