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TOKYO — Signaling a recovery in flat-screen demand,

LCD TV Makers Ramp Up as Demand Returns Juro Osawa 2010
TOKYO — Signaling a recovery in flat-screen demand,

LCD TV Makers Ramp Up as Demand Returns Juro Osawa 2010
TOKYO — Signaling a recovery in flat-screen demand,

LCD TV Makers Ramp Up as Demand Returns Juro Osawa 2010
PARIS -- Scrambling to cut costs in the face of a deepening recession and falling demand,

Air France, Singapore Air Slice Costs 2009
"China will continue exporting coffee this year, but it's quite certain that the imports will exceed exports," given the steady growth in demand,

China Poised to Be Net Importer of Coffee Helen Sun 2009
TOKYO -- Battered by the strong yen and sliding consumer demand,

Sony Net Plunged 95% in Quarter 2009
China Airlines, Taiwan's largest air carrier by revenue, plans to freeze hiring of flight attendants and non-operations personnel through 2009 because of high fuel prices and soft travel demand,

Taiwan Faces Recession 2008
FRANKFURT -- Responding to weak industrywide demand,

Daimler to Close Truck Plants, Drop Sterling Brand 2008
The French pharmaceuticals company expects economic growth in the developing world to drive much of the new demand,

Sanofi Sees Global Vaccine Sales Doubling 2008
April saw a saving of up to seven percent in electricity demand,

ANC Daily News Briefing 2008