- Tablets Eat Into Lexmark Printer Biz But Not That Badly
Lexmark International manufactures and sells laser printers and cartridges, primarily to business customers in North America and Europe. It competes with Hewlett-Packard, Xerox, Canon, and Kyocera in the printer business. レックスマークインターナショナルは、製造やレーザープリンターとカートリッジを販売し、北米や欧州でのビジネスの顧客は主に
- Profits In The Picture At Xerox
Revenue fell, but the business equipment firm improved its bottom line from a year ago. 売上高は減少したが、ビジネス設備会社の1年前からその下の行を改善しました
- Xerox Warms On Business Demand
The printing and office equipment supplier raises its earnings forecast, after sales pick up with the economy. 売上高は経済とピックアップした後、印刷、オフィス機器の供給者は、その収益の予測を発生させます
- Xerox’s New Chief Tries to Redefine Its Culture
Ursula Burns, the new C.E.O. of Xerox, wants its 130,000 employees to take more initiative and to become more fearless and frank with one another. ウルスラバーンズは、Xerox社の新CEOには、その13万人の従業員ともっと大胆不敵になるためのイニシアチブをとるし、率直にお互いに望んでいる
- Fuji Xerox to expand business in China: president
Fuji Xerox Co. Ltd. will expand production and sales in China as the Chinese economy rapidly expands, Fuji Xerox President Tadahito Yamamoto said in Beijing Monday.
Fuji Xerox will expand its production base in Shenzhen to further participate in the growth of the Chinese market, Yamamoto said in an exclusive interview with Xinhua Monday.
Fuji Xerox has three factories in China - in Suzhou, Shenzhen and Shanghai.
The company built a factory in Shenzhen in the 1990s becaus ... 富士ゼロックス株式会社は、生産を拡大し、経済、中国の販売、中国急速に拡大し、富士ゼロックス会長井口山本、北京と月曜日に富士山の市場成長の参加をさらにXeroxは、深セン拠点の生産が拡大し、中国山本は、上_富士の独占インタビューで言ったの華月曜日と3つの工場を持って富士ゼロックス深セン中国-蘇州、同社はbecaus 1990年代の深センに建てられた工場を...
- The Empire Strikes Back: Indian Art Today | Visual art review
Saatchi Gallery, LondonThe Empire Strikes Back is a wet punch. One might expect Charles Saatchi to show just the sorts of things that are presented: a stuffed camel in a suitcase, a taxidermied dog morphing with a furry vacuum cleaner, photographs of veiled women whose burkas turn out to be pixelated with tiny porn shots, yet more of Subodh Gupta's over-familiar sculptures made from cooking utensils, a black medical cot piled high with tarry mattresses that breathe wheezily to the power of compressed air. There are painted gags about Jasper Johns, dystopian jokes about technology, including a rattling old Xerox machine with half its gubbins missing, and an army of figures made from old floor lamps, neon tubes, discarded bits of plumbing. I see a GCSE-level art project coming on.This isn't to say that The Empire Strikes Back is all bad. Some pieces are worse than bad, others just obvious. A speech by Gandhi spelled out in bones adds nothing to any argument. It just took a long time to make. T Venkanna's reworked versions of Douanier Rousseau are fun and sexy, and so is Chitra Ganesh's cartoon of a liberated Indian superwoman. Rashid Rana's pixelated view of an endless sea of rubbish is queasily beautiful, and – best of all – Yamini Nayar's photographs of half-abandoned rooms take us somewhere strange and oddly threatening.A lot of the work looks exoticised for the gallery, the artists playing up their post-colonial otherness as a gimmick, rather than making art of substance. This exhibition gives us no clearer view of the art of a subcontinent than did a recent Serpentine gallery exhibition. There's also no film or video – areas where some of the best work is made.Until 7 May. Details: www.saatchi-gallery.co.ukRating: 2/5ArtIndiaSaatchi galleryAdrian Searleg サーチギャラリー、LondonThe帝国の逆襲ウェットパンチです
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