“Inventories are now nearing zero, meaning the number of units that users want and the amount of production will match. Up till now, demand and output weren’t equal,” Usui said in an interview at the company’s headquarters this week. The 80-year old Japanese firm says it’s the world’s top supplier of excavator cylinders, and makes parts for Caterpillar, and Komatsu’s smaller Japanese rival Hitachi Construction Machinery Co.
全美高校反战浪潮600人被捕 布林肯:不应对哈马斯 “保持沉默”
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当前多所美国高校出现挺巴勒斯坦反战示威,从常春藤联盟名校到各州立大学,抗议浪潮已延烧到至少50所校园。截至26 […]...
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