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Author Archives: Procurement Leaders News
4G could net UK economy £75bn in ten years
Britain will see “significant economic and social benefits” from the introduction of 4G LTE mobile broadband, it has been claimed.
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Komori inks nanotech print deal with Landa
Komori Corporation has announced that its next generation digital presses for commercial and packaging markets will employ Landa Nanographic Printing technology.
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Delta buys refinery to protect against rising fuel costs
Delta Air Lines has revealed plans to buy a Pennsylvania oil refinery in a bid to mitigate rising fuel costs.
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EC targets full e-procurement by 2016
The European Commission has published plans to move to full electronic procurement (e-procurement) across public sector organisations by 2016.
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Most European employers cut back on training
Almost 90% of European employers have cut or frozen spending on skills and training in the last 12 months, according to new research by Accenture.
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Hitachi-LG executive pleads guilty to bid rigging
An executive at Hitachi-LG Data Storage (HLDS) has agreed to plead guilty of conspiracy to rig bids in the sale of optical disk drives.
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Fleet managers eye telematics to cut fuel consumption
A survey of 1,000 UK business drivers has highlighted changing attitudes towards fuel consumption due to record UK fuel prices, with 87% of reporting that they approve of the use of telematics to deliver improved fuel consumption.
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BP suspends executive in supplier bribery storm
Following allegations of bribery over tanker contracts, a senior BP employee has been suspended according to reports in The Daily Telegraph
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New UK Supreme Court age discrimination ruling ‘over-egged’
Consultants have downplayed the significance of a recent ruling which paves the way for UK employers to set mandatory retirement dates.
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Former Chrysler CPO dies
Dan Knott, who retired from his role as senior vice president of purchasing and supplier quality at Chrysler, died yesterday having lost his battle with cancer.
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