Siemens's chip division might consider tie-ups

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Siemens AG's semiconductor operation, is not averse to an alliance with other technology firms. The possibility, which was brought up by the semiconductor unit's Ulrich Schumacher, is seen as one solution to the unit's problem with its memory chips. Schumacher, who said that a number of cooperative endeavors might offer a solution to its present problems, cited several firms, including IBM, Hitachi, Toshiba and NEC, that are facing problems similar to Siemens whom the company might opt to partner with.

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Its semiconductor operation, is not averse to an alliance with other technology firms

Semiconductor Devices, Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing, Alliances, partnerships, Siemens AG, Article

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You'd appreciate this more if you read the Taz: leftist Berlin daily pulls its headlines in a bid to win new subscribers

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Berlin's Die Tageszeitung (Taz), a left-leaning daily, has resorted to an unconventional marketing strategy. The newspaper threatened to pull its headlines, if it did not attract 300 new subscribers. Taz followed through on the threat, when it only attracted 221 new subscribers, and the paper is now threatening to recall several foreign correspondents.

Marketing procedures, Newspaper Publishers, Self Promotion, Daily & Sunday Newspapers, Statistical Data Included, Marketing, Newspaper publishing, Daily newspapers, Die Tageszeitung (Newspaper)

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Rhineland capitalism's last hurrah

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Germany has several individuals concerned about making European takeover rules more restrictive.

Diversified Companies, Nonbuilding Construction, Highway, Street, Bridge, and Tunnel Construction, Financial management, HEAVY CONSTRUCTION, EX. BUILDING, Management, Construction industry, Heavy construction, Mannesmann AG, Philipp Holzmann AG

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