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Chiang Mai Company Silk And Sports Emporium Moving Into New Products

Posted on 03 May 2012

Silk and Sports Emporium a export business based in Chiang Mai, Thailand have today announced that they will adding further products to their existing line in the coming months. Along with being specialists in exporting rolls of quality Thai silk to Europe and America, they will now be adding a full range of Muay Thai equipment after [...] Continue Reading...

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Jet Airways celebrates ‘International Women’s Day’ with special offers for women travellers

Posted on 01 March 2012

March 1, 2012/MUMBAI: As part of its annual JetViva initiative celebrating International Women’s day, Jet Airways, India’s premier international airline, will offer its lady guests special benefits, fares and offers. With Jet Airways’ “Celebrating Womanhood” initiative, every group with at least one woman traveller that makes an online booking at jetairways.com, will enjoy a 5% [...] Continue Reading...

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Cerro Grande Mining Corporation Announces Results of Drill Hole PP 004 on its Porphyry Deposit at Pimenton

Toronto, Ontario, Canada – Cerro Grande Mining Corporation (the “Company” or “CEG”) (TSX-CEG; OTCQX-CEGMF) announced today the drilling results of its diamond drill hole PP 004 which has been drilled on the Company’s Pimenton porphyry deposit. Diamond drill hole PP 004 located at 385600E-6405830N with an azimuth of 90 and a minus 65 degree inclination [...]

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Nestlé enters into strategic partnership with Belgian luxury chocolate maker Pierre Marcolini

Vevey, Switzerland, December 13, 2007 Nestlé today announced a strategic partnership with Brussels-based luxury chocolate maker Pierre Marcolini. The partnership will allow Nestlé to benefit from the know-how and artistic talent of one of the world’s leading luxury chocolate makers, while Pierre Marcolini will gain access to Nestlé’s global experience. Pierre Marcolini will provide inspiration for [...]

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THAT Strengthens Sales Force with Muniz

Milford, MA - THAT Corporation has announced the appointment of Betsy Muniz as Customer Service Representative. In this position, Betsy will be the first point of contact for all customer inquiries to THAT Corporation and will be responsible for all customer orders, shipments and RMAs. Previously, Betsy worked for QSC in Costa Mesa, CA as their [...]

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