VENTURA, CA -
CoorsTek has acquired
Gaiser Tool Co., a ceramic precision tooling manufacturer based in Ventura with operations in Tokyo. Established in 1962, Gaiser invented the alumina ceramic capillary in 1970 and developed "Process1800" to produce bottleneck-style ceramic capillaries in 1987. In a statement, CoorsTek said it will retain the Gaiser brand.
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Written by Mike Buetow
SHANGHAI -- Foxconn has purchased a 10,000 sq. meter plot here and will build its national headquarter,Taiwan's
Commercial Times reported
.
The company's global research and development center in Tucheng, Taiwan has been completed, DigiTimes said, and will spend roughly $369.8 million over the next three years on it.
Foxconn will employ over 3,000 employees at the R&D site, the report said.
SAN FRANCISCO – December poll results were at their weakest level of 2006, says Deutsche Bank Equity Research. CIOs expect IT budgets to grow 5.8% during the next 12 months, down from 6.5% in September.
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LOS ANGELES -
P. Kay Metal announced the
opening of its Shenzhen, China office – its first in Asia
Dr. Erik Severin will
head the office, supporting the market development efforts of Wong's Kong King
and other company distributors throughout the Pacific Rim. Dr. Severin has worked in new business development and with startup companies for the past
seven years. He has a Ph.D. in chemistry from the California Institute of
Technology.
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FORT WORTH,
TX -- Berkshire
Hathaway Inc., the investment fund of Warren Buffett, will buy component distributor
TTI Inc. Terms were not disclosed and the deal is expected to close during the first quarter of 2007.
The deal includes TTI subsidiary
Mouser Electronics. TTI is the world's fifth largest electronics components distributor, with reported sales of $835 million in 2005.