Independent bank teller machines to carry ads in Hungary

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Bank24 of Hungary, has launched the country's first automatic teller machines (ATMs). The network of 15 machines will expand to around 75 and the company plans to sell advertising space on the screens. The company is aiming to sign up all the banks in Hungary and plans to locate them at McDonald's restaurants and Shell stations.

Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing, Automatic Teller Machines, Automatic banking equipment industry, Product introduction, Automated teller machines, Bank24

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Gaming machines

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An overview of the UK market for gaming machines between 1995 and 1999 is given, including details of supply structure, consumer profiles, and forecasts for the future.

Manufacturing industries, not elsewhere classified, Coin-Operated Amusement Equip, United Kingdom, Industry Overview, Gambling industry, Coin operated recreation equipment

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Pure genius

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The development of wastewater treatment machine by Leung Wai, which is solar powered, is discussed.

Service industry machinery, not elsewhere classified, Sewage Purification Equip, Innovations, Sewage treatment equipment, Leung Wai

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