Researchers from Chongqing University and PowerChina developed a two-parallel cable-truss CSPS to improve torsional ...

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The Post Office has delayed the formal signing of a contract to replace Fujitsu’s controversial Horizon software for a third time since agreeing to the deal. The latest update to the tender notice for ...

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This month marks the official celebration of the world’s first moving assembly line. On Oct. 7, 1913, 140 assemblers stationed along a 150-foot chassis line at a Ford Motor Co. plant just north of ...

In Russia, where elections offer little real uncertainty, the Kremlin still stages the ritual of competition — a carefully ...

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Inflation reversed direction, government borrowed more aggressively than ever, growth continued but left most Nigerians behind and the naira, against all expectations, held steady.

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