Rusnano’s Chubais Courts U.S. Fund Managers With Nanotech

Rusnano’s Chubais Courts U.S. Fund Managers With Nanotech
A group of visiting U.S. fund managers heard a pitch Wednesday from Rusnano chief Anatoly Chubais, who sought to convince them that he could turn nanotechnology into a $30 billion industry by 2015.

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Chubais Courts U.S. Fund Managers

Chubais Courts U.S. Fund Managers
MOSCOW — A group of visiting U.S. fund managers heard a pitch Wednesday from Rusnano chief Anatoly Chubais, who sought to convince them that he could turn nanotechnology into a $30 billion industry by 2015.

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Alexander: UAE Selection Of S. Korean Firm Over Nuclear Giants A Wake-Up Call For U.S.

Alexander: UAE Selection Of S. Korean Firm Over Nuclear Giants A Wake-Up Call For U.S.
Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tn.) told participants on Wednesday at the Tennessee Valley Corridor’s 2010 National Technology Summit, that the United Arab Emirates’ selection of a South Korean nuclear-power firm over nuclear industry giants Areva and Westinghouse to build its nuclear reactors should serve as “a wake-up call for the U.S.”

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Chubais Courts U.S. Fund Managers With Nanotech

Chubais Courts U.S. Fund Managers With Nanotech
A group of visiting U.S. fund managers heard a pitch Wednesday from Rusnano chief Anatoly Chubais, who sought to convince them that he could turn nanotechnology into a $30 billion industry by 2015.

Read more on The Moscow Times

Most U.S. Factory Jobs Lost in Slump May Stay Empty in Recovery

Most U.S. Factory Jobs Lost in Slump May Stay Empty in Recovery
U.S. manufacturers will fill fewer than 30 percent of 2 million lost factory jobs as the economy recovers over the next six years, according to an estimate from an industry trade group.

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