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Category: Domestic Appliance News
Domestic Appliance News
All the latest general news from the domestic appliance industry that we find all over the world, and stories that are of interest to the trade and public, often with our own unique non-politically correct spin on it.
We cover almost anything interesting to do with appliances or that affects the industry, including new product releases, scandals, recalls, mergers, takeovers and all the other juicy appliance news from around the world.
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Levin and Stabenow weigh in on Electrolux crisis
Michigan’s two US senators are appealing directly to the Bush administration for help keeping Electrolux from taking their manufacturing business to Mexico.
Maytag’s Big Mess at Hoover
Despite losing sales to cheap imports, CEO Ralph Hake swears he can get the vacuum unit back on its feet. Others aren’t so sure
Greenville awaits feedback from Electrolux
Electrolux officials in Augusta, Ga., today are expected to be poring over a thick stack of documents that could hold the fate of the Greenville Frigidaire plant in its pages.
Kesa Electricals dives after hopes of a Dixons bid falter
Shares in Kesa Electricals found themselves under heavy selling pressure yesterday as Deutsche bank warned investors that a bid for the retailer from Dixons is unlikely to emerge in the near term. Kesa dropped 7.25p to 256.5p, having soared nearly 13 per cent over the past month on speculation of…
Wash Vac on the move
Wash Vac are moving their headquarters on Monday January 19th 2004 to a new Call Centre at :-
Kesa Electricals downgraded to ”sell”
LONDON, January 6 (New Ratings) – Analysts at Deutsche Bank downgrade Kesa Electricals (KESA.L) from “hold” to “sell.” The target price is set to 230p
Anger of fridge boss out in cold
A FRIDGE disposal boss whose contract was cancelled says the decision could cost 90 jobs.
Whirlpool, union discussing new pact
Negotiators for Whirlpool Corp. in Evansville and Local 808 of the IUE (International Union of Electrical Workers) have started discussions on a new labor contract to replace the four-year agreement that expires Feb. 19.
Greenville could learn fate of Electrolux this week
(Greenville, January 5, 2004, 6:17 p.m.) By Friday, Greenville will know if Electrolux and its 2,700 jobs have a future in Greenville.
