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Reflects Align s continued investments in global operations to be closer to its doctor-customers and their patients, enhancing customer experience and satisfaction.
Extends Align s world class mass-customization capabilities which includes the world s largest 3D printing operations, producing over 700 thousand unique aligners per day.
Builds on Align s existing treatment planning operations in Wroclaw, Poland; Madrid, Spain; and Cologne, Germany available to more than 62,700 Invisalign trained doctors across the EMEA region.
Adds more than 2,500 new positions over the next several years.
WROCLAW, Poland and TEMPE, Ariz. and ROTKREUZ, Switzerland, April 22, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Align Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: ALGN), a leading global medical device company engaged in the design and manufacture of the Invisalign system, iTero intraoral scanners, and exocad CAD/CAM services for orthodontic and restorative dentistry, today announced plans to open a new manufacturing facility
Published: Apr 22, 2021
Reflects Align’s continued investments in global operations to be closer to its doctor-customers and their patients, enhancing customer experience and satisfaction.
Extends Align’s world class mass-customization capabilities which includes the world’s largest 3D printing operations, producing over 700 thousand unique aligners per day.
Builds on Align’s existing treatment planning operations in Wroclaw, Poland; Madrid, Spain; and Cologne, Germany available to more than 62,700 Invisalign trained doctors across the EMEA region.
Adds more than 2,500 new positions over the next several years.
WROCLAW, Poland and TEMPE, Ariz. and ROTKREUZ, Switzerland, April 22, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)
Align Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: ALGN), a leading global medical device company engaged in the design and manufacture of the Invisalign system, iTero intraoral scanners, and exocad CAD/CAM services for orthodontic and restorative dentistry, today announced plans to
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Cambodia, ASEAN likely to teeter off balance with RCEP
Thu, 1 April 2021
Four months after RCEP was signed, a study surfaces, with gloomy trade data, portending a shaky future for the Kingdom and ASEAN as a whole
Prominent economist and trade policy scholar Jagdish Bhagwati once likened free trade agreements (FTAs) to “termites” that “eat away” at multilateral trading systems “relentlessly and progressively”.
His remark, which described the title of his 2008 book
Termites in the Trading System – How Preferential Agreements Undermine Free Trade, was intuitive in that he talked about how FTAs are “erroneously” pursued by governments in the hope of scoring a free trade agenda.
J&K signs 450 MoUs worth Rs 23,000 cr for industrial investments
J&K signs 450 MoUs worth Rs 23,000 cr for industrial investments
UT to announce its component, Land Allotment Policy
Sanjeev Pargal
JAMMU, Feb 24: In a major boost to industrial development in Jammu and Kashmir, the Government has signed 450 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) worth Rs 23,000 crore for investments in the Union Territory including 70 who are immediately prepared to launch their units once the Industrial Development Policy sets off from April 1 even as the Government has decided to announce its own component of the Policy within a fortnight in which concerns of existing local units will also be addressed.
| Publication date 02 February 2021 | 22:00 ICT
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The core question lies on what kind of future economy that Cambodia is aspiring to become. Does Cambodia want to become an industrialised economy or still want to pursue a modernised agricultural nation? Yousos Apdoulrashim
Strengthening the visualisation of ‘Cambodian Economic Dreams’
Tue, 2 February 2021
To strengthen the visualisation of “Cambodian Economic Dreams”, the Kingdom is in real need of “economisation of political discourse” against the current dangerous trend of “politicisation of economic discourse”.
Politicisation of economic discourse is dangerous not just for domestic politics but also for international relations. For instance, Cambodian diaspora is seen as pursuing high-level politicisation of economic discourse when they commonly call other nations to impose sanction on their own native countries.