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Joomla Upgrade - Don #39;t do it yourself!
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19.02.14 15:02 Dow Jones Newswires
PRESS RELEASE: FAST Casualwear AG receives another large order from Europe
DGAP-News: FAST Casualwear AG / Key word(s): Incoming Orders FAST Casualwear AG receives another large order from Europe
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PRESS RELEASE
FAST Casualwear AG receives another large order from Europe
Hamburg, February 19, 2014 - FAST Casualwear, a manufacturer of casual footwear and apparel in China, proves its position as an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM). According to the latest OEM order of a renowned European retail group, FAST Casualwear is assigned to produce and deliver 400,000 pairs of casual children's shoes under a famous brand. The order has a value of about 3.2 million Euros and is expected to be ready for shipment during the second quarter 2014.
Only in January 2014 FAST Casualwear was assigned to produce 500,000 pairs of children's shoes with a total value of about 5 million Euros by the same retail group under the same brand.
'The second order by our new business partner in Europe shows that he is persuaded of our high quality products. We are looking forward to intensifying our cooperation with him. At the same time we are confident to do further steps on our way towards a relationship with additional retail chain customers - in China and abroad', says Wing Chi Chong, CEO of FAST Casualwear AG.
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Oh man. Google just used the word Glasshole while explaining some of the dos and donts of using Google Glass:
DONTS:
Be creepy or rude (aka, a Glasshole). Respect others and if they have questions about Glass dont get snappy. Be polite and explain what Glass does and remember, a quick demo can go a long way. In places where cell phone cameras arent allowed, the same rules will apply to Glass. If youre asked to turn your phone off, turn Glass off as well. Breaking the rules or being rude will not get businesses excited about Glass and will ruin it for other Explorers.
The above explanation appears on Googles press site for Glass, where it was spotted by TechCrunch.
Glasshole has been around for a while Startup L. Jackson appears to have coined it on Twitter in October 2012 but Im not sure Google has embraced the term itself before, at least not publicly.
Still, Googles definition may be a little narrower than whats commonly accepted. Someone who ignores the outside world in favor of a face computer might also qualify, though Google does shun this behavior elsewhere in its Donts section:
Glass-out. Glass was built for short bursts of information and interactions that allow you to quickly get back to doing the other things you love. If you find yourself staring off into the prism for long periods of time youre probably looking pretty weird to the people around you. So dont read War and Peace on Glass. Things like that are better done on bigger screens.
If you really dont like Google Glass as a concept, you might describe anyone whos spent $1,500 on the still-unfinished product as a Glasshole, but we can understand Google not subscribing to such a loose definition. Accepting that not all Glass Explorers use their cyberpowers with tact is a fine start.
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Google's Official Word: Don't Be a Glasshole
PRESS RELEASE: comdirect: pre-tax profit of EUR 80.0m - 2.83 million customers - dividend proposal of 36 cents per share
DGAP-News: comdirect bank AG / Key word(s): Final Results/Dividend comdirect: pre-tax profit of EUR 80.0m - 2.83 million customers - dividend proposal of 36 cents per share
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comdirect: pre-tax profit of EUR 80.0m - 2.83 million customers - dividend proposal of 36 cents per share
Quickborn/Frankfurt/Main, 19 February 2014. The comdirect group has outperformed its profit target for 2013 that was raised to EUR 75m in October by 7%. Pre-tax profit stands at EUR 80.0m (previous year: EUR 93.5m). '2013 stands for our consistent strategic progress, a very good result and strong growth,' says Dr. Thorsten Reitmeyer, CEO of comdirect bank AG. '2014 is set to build on this and we intend to inspire and convince even more customers to take control of their own financial decisions, with comdirect as the ideal partner,' adds Reitmeyer.
The comdirect group generated total income of EUR 339.9m in financial year 2013. This is a rise of 3% on the previous year's high figure (EUR 329.5m) and is primarily due to greater activity on the part of customers in securities trading. The corresponding sharp increase in net commission income of 12% to EUR 188.3m (previous year: EUR 167.7m) more than compensated for the market-related decrease in net interest income. Net interest income after provisions fell by 6% to EUR 137.2m (previous year: EUR 146.6m). The rise in administrative expenses of 10% to EUR 259.9m (previous year: EUR 235.9m) reflects the comdirect group's spending on growth.
The shareholders are set to participate appropriately in comdirect's positive development: a dividend of 36 cents per share (previous year: 44 cents) will be proposed to the annual general meeting. The total distribution therefore stands at EUR 50.8m. This corresponds to a dividend payout ratio of 84%. EUR 9.7m is to be transferred to retained earnings in order to strengthen equity with a view to further growth.
The total number of customers in the comdirect group increased last year to 2.83 million and total assets under management climbed to a new record level of EUR 55.05bn (year-end 2012: EUR 48.85bn) over the same period. In addition to price effects, customer net fund inflows of EUR 2.4bn contributed to this growth.
In the B2C business line (comdirect bank AG) the number of customers increased in 2013 by 107 thousand to 1.82 million. Assets under management rose from EUR 27.91bn to EUR 31.89bn. Up by 142 thousand, the number of current account customers exceeded the one million mark and climbed to 1.04 million. The number of Tagesgeld PLUS ('daily money plus') accounts increased by 117 thousand to 1.46 million and the number of custody accounts by 34 thousand to 840 thousand.
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PRESS RELEASE: comdirect: pre-tax profit of EUR 80.0m - 2.83 million customers - dividend proposal of 36 cents per share