PARIS (Dow Jones)--The expert charged with setting the price that French nuclear group Areva SA (CEI.FR) should pay Siemens AG (SI) for the German company's stake in its Areva NP reactors division is likely to report early in the new year, regulatory
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Win-wind deal for Siemens - Wichita Eagle
Siemens, which just opened a wind turbine plant in Hutchinson, has won its largest onshore contract. MidAmerican Energy Co. has ordered 258 2.3-megawatt turbines for three wind farms in Iowa. The order constitutes about a third of the Hutchinson plant's
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Nokia Siemens Deal for Motorola Unit Delayed - YAHOO!
Nokia Siemens Networks' US$1.2 billion acquisition of Motorola's cellular networks business has been delayed pending a review from Chinese government regulators. The deal was originally slated to be completed at the end of this year . But the purchase of
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BRIEF: Business booming for Siemens - TradingMarkets.com
It's only 25 days since the grand opening of the new Siemens Wind Power plant in southeast Hutchinson, but business is booming. Siemens announced Tuesday that it has received an order for 258 of its Hutchinson-built 2.3 megawatt wind turbines, its largest
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Siemens wind turbine plant wins big order - Wichita Eagle
Siemens, which just opened a wind turbine plant in Hutchinson, has won its largest on-shore contract. MidAmerican Energy Co. has ordered 258 2.3-megawatt turbines for windfarms in Iowa. The order constitutes about a third of the Hutchinson plant's planned
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Buffett’s Energy Unit Orders 258 Siemens Wind Turbines - BusinessWeek
(Updates with percentage of energy generated from wind power in sixth paragraph.) Dec. 28 (Bloomberg) -- MidAmerican Energy Holdings Co., the power unit of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc., will expand wind-generation capacity by purchasing 258
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