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SHENZHEN -- Chinese authorities are investigating Foxconn Technology Group for possible bribe-taking, the EMS company acknowledged today.

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BILLINGSTAD, NORWAY -- Kitron's chief financial officer has resigned, effective by the end of July.

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LAS VEGAS -- Panasonic president Kazuhiro Tsuga yesterday said additional layoffs may be in store for the money-losing electronics giant. Some non-core business units could be sold to raise cash, he added in remarks at the Consumer Electronics Show here.

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CAMDENTON, MOSpeedline Technologies - Electrovert says that all wave soldering machines sold after Nov. 1, 2012 will now carry a lifetime warranty on the solder pot casting.

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SANTA ANA, CA – A PV Module Reliability webinar will take place Jan. 17.

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NEENAH, WI -- Plexus last night preannounced its fiscal first-quarter results, saying sales would be about $531 million, well below prior guidance of $550 million to $580 million. The company said it was seeing broad-based decline in its December quarter demand, in particular in its networking/communications segment.

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MINNEAPOLIS -- EMS firm Nortech Systems has completed its acquisition of a 58,000- sq. ft. manufacturing facility in Mankato, MN, from Winland Electronics.

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SAN JOSE -- OnCore Manufacturing has promoted Sajjad Malik to president and CEO, replacing Dan Perez, who is retiring.

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WARRENDALE, PASAE International is offering a seminar on Implementation of SAE AS6081-Counterfeit Electronic Parts for Distributors.

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NEW YORK -- Flextronics CEO Mike McNamara on Friday reiterated comments that manufacturing – even for high volume products – could be headed back to the US.

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ARLINGTON, VA -- The Aerospace Industries Association today strongly urged President Obama to sign a launch indemnification renewal provision, calling it a significant step toward maintaining US competitiveness in the space launch field.

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WASHINGTON, DC — Worldwide sales of semiconductors reached their highest point of the year in November, giving reason for optimism that the market might be turning around.

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