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MUNICH -- A conference pairing the fashion and high-tech industries takes place next week in Munich.
The first Wearable Technologies Congress takes place July 8 to 10, in the International Congress Centre Munich at the New Munich
Trade Fair Centre.
According to conference organizers, the event aims to make possible the transfer of relevant know-how, the exchange of
experiences among the participants of the involved industries and the exposition
of visions for the next WT-product generations. The event is focused on
future-oriented and marketable products, as well as new sales potentials for
manufacturers of WT-products with emphasis in added
value.
Attendees are expected to include experts in commerce, product development, production from the sports, fashion, electronics and consumer electronics sectors.
Among the topics presented:
- High-tech meets low-tech – strategy for added-value-selling.
- RFID – Chance and opportunities for the sport and textile industries.
- New market perspectives through modern technology transfer.
WASHINGTON -- The Institute of Supply Management on Monday morning is expected to release data showing an improved June manufacturing index, and on Friday, the Labor Department is expected to report a stable unemployment rate.
The numbers, if accurate, suggest the economy is recovering after a first quarter dip.
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