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Burglars target electronics, stamps (Daily Pilot)
Newport Beach police said they have little evidence on how at least one person burglarized eight businesses out of thousands of dollars in electronics in a medical complex on Superior Avenue without forcing their way in.
US electronics makers in Malaysia see higher exports (Business Times (Malaysia))
US electronics manufacturers in Malaysia expect exports to rise by 15-20 per cent in the second quarter of this year, over the previous quarter.
Electronics sector looking up again with more demand (The Star)
PETALING JAYA: The electronics and electrical sector in Malaysia is hiring again.
The Greenpeace guide to greener electronics (Crikey)
Greenpeace has released the 12th version of their 'guide to greener electronics', ranking the top 17 electronics manufacturers on their products' green credentials. Top marks go to Nokia, but it's Game Over for Nintendo.
Malaysian Exports Drop for an Eighth Month on Electronics Slump (Bloomberg)
July 3 (Bloomberg) -- Malaysia's exports fell for an eighth straight month as shipments of electronics and commodities plunged amid the global recession.
Group sees higher Q2 electronics exports (Business Times (Malaysia))
THE Malaysian American Electronics Industry (MAEI) expects export sales by its members in the second quarter of this year to be higher than the first by about 15 per cent to 20 per cent.
Stuart D. Ross announces purchase of common shares of Pacific Insight Electronics Corp. (CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance)
Stuart D. Ross announces that on June 26, 2009 he purchased a total of 30,000 common shares of Pacific Insight Electronics Corp. at various prices, through the facilities of the Toronto Stock Exchange, for total consideration of $38,010.
1Stop Camera and Electronics is Going 'Green' (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
1stop Camera has placed a consumer electronics recycle center in its store. The goal of the program is "to make recycling consumer electronics as easy as they are to purchase."
Electronics sector wired up again (The Star)
PETALING JAYA: The electronics and electrical (E&E) sector in Malaysia, affected by the global economic downturn late last year, is rehiring its workforce again as fresh orders in the Asia Pacific region especially from China started to pick up.
Electronics group sees decline in workforce (The Star)
GEORGE TOWN: The Malaysian American Electronics Industry (MAEI) expects the workforce employed by its 17 members to drop to 53,376 this year from 56,213 in 2008.
