news.cnet.com— Panasonic announced Friday it plans to acquire Sanyo Electric in a deal valued at 800 million yen ($8.9 billion), giving the electronics giant a leg up in the rechargeable battery business.
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The yen has become THE safe haven for investors during this economic crisis. Investors have been dumping the dollar (and almost all other major world currencies) and investing in the yen all year. The dollar has dropped in value 20%+ this year against the yen.
jhonkaDec 20, 2008
they mean 8.9 million.... Gah, cnet....
cuoopsDec 20, 2008
Sanyo makes more than just batteries. Start digging around here and see.<a class="user" href="http://www.sanyo.com/products/index.html">http://www.sanyo.com/products/index.html</a>A lot of semiconductor parts too <a class="user" href="http://www.semic.sanyo.co.jp/index_e.htm">http://www.semic.sanyo.co.jp/index_e.htm</a>
thefaroukDec 20, 2008
Now we know why she works as a reporter for the industry... instead of working in the industry herself :oDugg for math example...
sat0shiDec 21, 2008
The yen has become THE safe haven for investors during this economic crisis. Investors have been dumping the dollar (and almost all other major world currencies) and investing in the yen all year. The dollar has dropped in value 20%+ this year against the yen.
rancor01Dec 22, 2008
...And you know this BECAUSE YOU LIVE IN JAPAN!!!!!1111
tmyprodDec 22, 2008
Go to dvxuser.com and pick up the 5600MAHs. 5.5 hour battery life, I have 3.