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Royal Philips Electronics NV (PHIA) Chief Executive Officer Frans van Houten said the consumer unit's first double-digit sales gain in seven quarters shows that his strategy of adapting products to local needs is working. A soupmaker introduced in ...

Longboat Key, Florida - Today, Frans van Houten, Chief Executive Officer of Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA), will give a presentation to investors and financial analysts at the Electrical Products Group (EPG) Spring Conference in Longboat Key, ...

The FINANCIAL -- Philips made good progress in 2012 and the results show that our multi-year transformation program Accelerate! is really gaining momentum. This program will enable us to introduce new innovations faster in key markets throughout the ...

Zimbabwe has been targeted as a new investment destination and a possible market for innovative healthcare technology by global healthcare giant Royal Philips. The company, which specialises in healthcare technology, electronics, lighting and ...

The FrieslandCampina Sustainability Award was presented at the final of the Philips Innovation Award, held on 14 May. Frank van Ooijen presented the prize on behalf of FrieslandCampina to Suryojal, a collaborative venture of international students.

Prince Mohammed with Roy Jakobs, Debora Disanzo and senior executives. | | A A ARAB NEWS Last Update 14 May 2013 12:43 am Royal Philips and Al-Faisaliah Medical Systems (FMS), a subsidiary of Al-Faisaliah Group, recently celebrated the official ...

THERE was a palpable air of excitement in Cape Town on Wednesday, with blue-light brigades accompanying big vehicles and roads closed. You might expect this, given that about 1000 world leaders and CEOs had gathered there for the World Economic ...

Mbabazi (left) and Brown newvision Uganda could benefit from a UN pilot project where parents would receive cash incentives to keep children in school. Former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, now a UN special envoy on global education said this ...

AFRICAN governments need to invest more in engineering sciences for the continent to meet its ambitious infrastructure development goals, Harvard professor Calestous Juma said at the World Economic Forum on Africa on Friday. Last year, African heads ...