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45 COMPANIES IN THE NIKKEI BP ISRAEL-JAPAN---INTERNET &
E-COMMERCE EXHIBITION
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45 companies will participate in this year’s Nikkei Business
Publication’s Israel-Japan---Internet and E-Commerce Exhibition
June 20-21 in Tokyo. In addition to these companies there
will be top-tier keynote speakers from Japan and Israel
in a seminar series chaired by our CEO, Dan Isenberg. This
exhibition is expected to be a great way for Israeli companies
to meet thousands of Japanese executives and decision-makers.
The unprecedented number of Israeli companies participating
in the event indicates the relevance and importance of the
Japanese Internet and mobile communications market.
For
more information, please contact Amir Lewkowicz at a_lewkowicz@triangletech.com
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TOSHIBA
SUBSIDIARY IVC, TO INVEST $50 MILLION IN ISRAEL
TOGETHER
WITH TRIANGLE TECHNOLOGIES
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It
was reported in the Financial Times that iVC (iValue Creation
Company), Toshiba’s recently launched e-commerce and m-commerce,
internet services, and e-content company, will invest $50m
in Israeli Internet companies. Triangle Technologies, iVC’s
investment advisor in this venture will be the contact point.
For more
information, please visit Triangle Technologies web site at
www.triangletech.com
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Exchange
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Financial
News
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NASDAQ
JAPAN TO BEGIN ACTIVITIES JUNE 19, 2000
NASDAQ Japan Market (NJM) will begin
trading June 19, 2000. Eight firms have already applied for
listing on the NJM. NJM is a joint venture between Softbank,
NASDAQ and Osaka Securities Exchange (OSE). |
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General
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JAPANESE INTERNET USERS TO TRIPLE BY 2005
According to a study by the Ministry
of Posts and Telecommunications (MPT) the number of Internet
users in Japan will increase 3X to 76 million by 2005. |
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DIGITAL
CAMERA SHIPMENTS REACH ALMOST 6 MILLION IN 1999
According
to the Japan Electronic Industry Development Association (JEIDA)
Japan's shipments of digital cameras in FY 99 reached 5.8 million
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FUJITSU
LAUNCHES NEW MAINFRAMES
Fujitsu released a new series of mainframe computers to be used
in data centers. The new mainframes feature high-speed copper
microprocessors and an updated OS ideal for Internet applications. |
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DIGITAL EDUCATION MARKET TO REACH $10 BILLION BY 2010
According to NTT Data's Institute of Management Consulting
Japan's digital education market will grow to $10 billion by
2010. It claims that Internet-based distance learning will account
for the majority. |
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LAWSON,
NTT DOCOMO, AND OTHERS TEAM UP FOR CELL PHONE E-COMERCE
Lawson
convenience store chain will team up with NTT DoCoMo, Mitsubishi
Electric and Matsushita Electric Industrial to offer cellular
based e-commerce services. |
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10
MILLION PCS SHIPPED IN 1999
TAccording
to JEIDA PC shipments increased by 30% to 10.6 million units. |
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NEW
TECHNOLOGIES
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MPT LED CONSORTIUM TO DEVELOP INTERNET ENABLED HOME APPLIANCES
The MPT and various companies such as Sony, NTT, Fujitsu,
NEC, Hitachi and academic institutions plan to develop technology
that will enable high-speed Internet access by digital home
appliances. |
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LIFE
SCIENCES |
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EIKEN CHEMICAL DESIGNS LOW-COST GENE AMPLIFIER
Eiken Chemical developed a low-cost easy to use gene amplification
system. Users can increase tiny amounts of genes and DNA by
a factor of 10 billion in one hour.
Triangle
Technologies is looking for a Marketing Communications person
who is a native English speaker. We are looking for someone
with 1-2 years related experience and who has excellent writing
skills. For more information, please contact a_lewkowicz@triangletech.com.
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