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KENOSHA, WI, Jan. 13 — Visitors to Pro-Mation's web site can now see
the company's newest systems, designs and technologies first-hand.
In a press release CEO Gary
Goldberg said, "We added this feature to allow customers a way to keep
updated on our continuous release of new products and technologies. By
posting a clear photograph of each within a designated area on our
site, visitors can conveniently contact us with any questions about the
designs. We feel this user-friendly feature will provide the speed and
flexibility our customers need to remain at the top of this
ever-changing industry."
Pro-Mation makes equipment for PCB handling and conveying, selective laser soldering, AOI and other lines.
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BOSTON, Jan. 7 -- Teradyne Inc. will lay off 320 employees and vacate a plant in California as part of an effort to cut expenses. The company will take an $11 million charge.
In an SEC filing today, Teradyne said it would terminate approximately 320 employees from its Connection Systems and Assembly Test divisions and vacate a facility leased by the company's Assembly Test division in Poway, CA.
The restructuring is expected to be completed during this quarter.
LAGUNA, Philippines, Jan. 11 -- Electronics manufacturing services provider Integrated Microelectronics Inc. will exhibit at Internepcon World Japan in Tokyo later this month.
The show takes place Jan. 19 to 21, at the Tokyo Big Sight convention center.
IMI president and chief executive Arthur R. Tan called the show "a good venue to showcase our complete and high value electronics manufacturing solutions."
IMI performs PCB assembly, subassembly and integration, plus design and product development, and order fulfillment. Japanese customers account for 70% of IMI's annual revenues.
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