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The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company ...oups!

Le géant coréen du pneu investit massivement aux Etats-Unis

Hankook Tire Co., le plus grand fabricant de pneumatiques de Corée du Sud, vient d’annoncer qu’il allait construire une gigantesque usine dans l’Etat du Tennessee afin de renforcer sa compétitivité sur le marché américain. Le groupe devrait dépenser 800 millions de dollars pour implanter sa première usine aux Etats-Unis, où il vend pour l’instant, à Chrysler, Ford ou encore General Motors, des pneus importés de ses autres sites de production. En 2012, Hankook avait vendu 15 millions de pneus dans le pays. Son nouveau site, qui devrait être inaugurée en 2016 près de Nashville et pourrait employer 1.800 personnes, produira jusqu’à 11 à 12 millions de pneus par an.

iMac pas (moins) cher

Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI securities published a research note that said Apple may be preparing a lower-cost iMac to combat slumping PC sales worldwide. Kuo is a friend of the Apple rumor mill because of the accuracy of his information so this isn’t something to immediately dismiss.

According to him, it should ship in Q2 or Q3 of 2014 and likely boost mac sales by 10 to 20 percent. Of course, lower-cost to Apple and lower-cost to consumers aren’t often the same thing. Apple has made it clear that it doesn’t want to be in the bargain space.

Kuo also laid out plans for a 12-inch MacBook that will “redefine laptop computing” that will be thinner and lighter than the MacBook Air and will run on an Intel  chip instead of an Apple A8 processor.

Finally, he said that the sixth-generation iPad will have 30 to 40 percent more pixels-per-inch than the current retina display. The fifth generation iPad is set to come to market this month.

La MA200 semble vouloir finir sa descente....intéressant!

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Un recroisement rapide de la ma50 sur la ma200 pourrait survenir....

Sanofi annonce que la Food and Drug Administration (FDA)  a approuvé la vente sans ordonnance de Nasacort Allergy 24H. Il s'agit d'une suspension pour pulvérisation nasale pour le traitement des allergies des voies respiratoires supérieures (rhinite allergique) de l'adulte et de l'enfant à partir de 2 ans.

' Nasacort est le premier et le seul médicament de sa catégorie à être disponible sans ordonnance et sera commercialisé par Chattem, Inc., la division Santé Grand Public de Sanofi aux États-Unis ' précise le groupe.

' Les personnes souffrant d'allergies bénéficieront de la mise à disposition d'une option thérapeutique supplémentaire qui conforte par ailleurs notre portefeuille Santé Grand Public. ' a déclaré Anne Whitaker, Président, Opérations Globales Amérique du Nord de Sanofi US.

Jusqu'à 60 millions d'Américains souffrent de rhinite allergique saisonnière et perannuelle. Chattem prévoit de mettre Nasacort sur le marché dès 2014.

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If the U.S. Congress and the president cannot agree on terms under which the federal debt ceiling can be raised, the federal government likely would run out of cash by the end of the month. No cash and no authority to borrow means that the bills do not get paid and the U.S. becomes a deadbeat. Hard as it is to imagine that the world’s richest country could find itself unable to pay its debts or to fund its daily operations, the old advice of hoping for the best and preparing for the worst seems to be spot on.

Any sort of shock to the financial system typically boosts the price of gold. The yellow metal’s most recent high came in late August at more than $1,400 an ounce. Gold closed at around $1,275 last week and was up about $15 Monday morning. In early October 2012, gold was selling for nearly $1,800 an ounce. That is a drop of around 30% in 12 months.

The S&P 500 index has risen more than 18% in the past 12 months, much of that due to the cheap money the Fed has injected into the financial system with its asset-purchasing program. Investors searching for returns have turned to equities as the commodities markets have fallen and the U.S. dollar index, like gold, is virtually flat with its level of a year ago, after a brief spike in early July. The index was down about 0.5% after the first half hour of trading Monday morning.

If the federal debt ceiling is not raised by midnight October 17, the federal government loses its ability to borrow. We will not know what that will mean to global financial markets until it happens, but if enough banks refuse to accept U.S. Treasury securities as collateral for overnight lending, the result could be a lending crisis that freezes the global financial system. At that point, demand for gold may skyrocket.