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   LG Electronics

   The company has 75 subsidiaries worldwide that design and manufacture televisions, home appliances, and telecommunications devices.
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   Pye

   The Trade Secretary Anthony Wedgwood Benn determined that a complete sale would create a de facto monopoly so he permitted the transfer of just a 60% shareholding with an undertaking that the Lowestoft factory would continue to manufacture televisions.
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   Sony

   Sony Corporation shareholders and subsidiaries ... Televisions
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   Samsung Group

   Samsung is the world's largest manufacturer of Televisions and various other consumer electronics. ... Subsidiaries of the Samsung Group
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   Unity (submarine cable)

   The cable is being constructed by NEC and Tyco Telecommunications (a subsidiary of Tyco Electronics).
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   Diffusion of technology in Canada

   In 1922 after the Nobel Prize winning work on Dr. Banting and Dr. Best the facility began to manufacture insulin. ... The arrival of television had an effect on eating habits.
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   Dell

   It operates the 3,000-square-foot (280 m2) retail outlet seven days a week to display about 36 models, including PCs and televisions. ... Printers Market cap US$ 45.09 Billion (2008) Revenue ▲ US$ 61.133 Billion (2008) Operating income ▲ US$ 3.440 billion (2008) Net income ▲ US$ 2.947 billion (2008) Total assets ▲ US$ 27.561 billion (2008) Total equity ▼ US$ 3.735 billion (2008) Employees 82,700 (2008) Subsidiaries Alienware
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   Mitsubishi Electric

   Subsidiaries ... The company manufactured direct-view CRT televisions until 2001.
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   Canadian television manufacturing

   In the 1960s, the big five of TV production in Canada were the Canadian subsidiaries of American giants: Canadian General Electric, RCA Victor Canada, Canadian Westinghouse, Philco Canada (owned by Ford from 1961) and Sylvania Canada.
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    Royal Jordanian

    Subsidiaries ... In Economy Class on A320, A321, and E195 aircraft all passengers are supplied with personal televisions (PTV) in the seat in front of them.

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