Vacuum manufacturer Hoover Candy is set to decide the future of its Cambuslang factory, BBC Scotland understands.
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Hot water for Hotpoint
Dealers are up-in-arms over a number of problems at white goods maker Hotpoint.
CHIPS WITH EVERYTHING
SMART technology is constantly improving the gadgets we’re surrounded by. The new Dyson vacuum cleaner, which will be able to talk to computers at a head office and explain any problems, is just the latest example. Here we take a look at eight inventions which are set to revolutionise housework, …
Vacuum cleaners that ‘talk’ will sweep away hassle
A NEW generation of so-called talking vacuum cleaners and washing machines could soon save people the hassle of phoning call centres when they break down.
Learn ins and outs of freezing, thawing
Frozen food should be thawed in the refrigerator, the microwave or as part of the cooking process. If using the microwave, always complete the cooking process.
Sansui Plans Logistics Service Outsourcing
MUMBAI: In a strategic move, the Rs 700-crore Sansui Ltd is planning to shut down 24 of its branches which are currently providing in-house logistics services to the company. The objective behind the move is to do away with in-house logistics services, and instead start outsourcing services.
Electrolux Kelvinator to turn around by 2005
STOCKHOLM: Electrolux Kelvinator Ltd (EKL), the Indian arm of the Swedish white goods major, AB Electrolux is likely to turn around by 2005 as a fallout of a restructuring exercise initiated by the company with a total revamp of the management team last year.
Robot vacuum cleans, empties and recharges – without human intervention
FRANKFURT (AP) – Let’s face it: you have to be just a little lazy to use a $1,500 US robot to vacuum a one-bedroom apartment.
Procter & Gamble making big inroads in Russia
Nearly 5,000 miles from Procter & Gamble’s Cincinnati headquarters is the company’s fastest growing market – Russia. Moscow residents are snapping up Tide, Pampers and other P&G products, and sales are growing 50 percent a year.
Fridge of the future stores e-mail along with the eggs
You stop at the grocery store to pick up a few things on your way home from work. There are the items you want for dinner that night. That’s easy enough.