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Sydney Morning Herald
Dec 1
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A national telephone warning system that can send text messages to alert people to a bushfire emergency has been launched.
The Economic Times
Nov 30
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Dozens of other workers from Meerut who were employed in Dubai, have been informed through SMSes that they were being sacked. Job loss: 'No need to panic'
Cloud Computing
Nov 29
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An increasingly large amount of data is being consumed by mobile handheld computers and Smart phones. This data can come from a wide variety of sources and be in many different formats including GPS, LBS (location based services), SMS, voice,...
The Times of India
Nov 27
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Reliance is offering SMS at 1 paise each or unlimited SMSes at Re 1/per day. The new tariffs are applicable for all Reliance mobile customers irrespective of CDMA or GSM network as well as prepaid and postpaid customers.
Reuters
Nov 27
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Global scrap supply will fall in 2009 as the economic downturn hits recycling activity and next year the developed world's recovery will be key for scrap availability, the UK arm of one of the world's largest metal recyclers said on Friday.
Reuters
Nov 27
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Reliance Communications, India's No. 2 mobile operator, on Friday slashed SMS charges, further heating up an ongoing price war in the mobile market.
Cloud Computing
Nov 26
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Disclaimer, warning, be advised, heads up, disclosure, this post is partially for fun so take it that way. Remember ILM, that is, Information Lifecycle Management among other meanings. It was a popular buzzword de jour a few years ago similar to...
Cellular News
Nov 25
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Short Messaging Services and mobile voice services are proving resilient even during financial crisis, as SMS in Asia/Pacific and Japan are on pace to reach 1.9 trillion messages in 2009, a 15.5 percent increase from 2008, according to Gartner.
The Economic Times
Nov 25
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The domestic market for mobile value added services such as SMS, ringtones, caller tunes and others will continue to grow by 16.6 per cent till 2015.
Metal Bulletin
Nov 24
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Sims Metal Management Ltd. plans to raise Australian $475 million ($437 million) to pay down debt and fund further acquisitions.
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SMS AT A GLANCE
Metal Management (NYSE: MM) is one of the largest full service metals recyclers in the United States, with approximately 50 recycling facilities in 16 states. The company enjoys market leadership in many major markets, including Chicago, metropolitan New York City, Houston, Phoenix, Denver, Memphis, Cleveland, and others.
Metal Management is primarily invoved in the collection and processing of ferrous metals (iron and steel) and non-ferrous metals (principally aluminum, copper, nickel-based, titanium and high temperature alloys). The company collects industrial scrap and obsolete scrap, processes into reusable forms and supplies the recylcled metals to its customers.[1]
Financial Highlights
- Fiscal 2007 sales of $2.2 billion on approximately 5.5 million tons of recycled scrap.
- Four consecutive years of with annual revenues exceeding $1 billion
References
- ↑ Company Investor Relations website
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