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Yet a press release announcing the fund said it would provide "grants to existing and new businesses that establish or expand manufacturing operations in South Australia or Victoria" and "support for existing component manufacturers in Victoria and South Australia to adjust their business output or business model to non-automotive and overseas customers, or who commence or expand export activity".

Altogether, Tandon now produces about 5,000 computers a month, and recently agreed to lease a site near Los Angeles to expand manufacturing operations, Mr. Tandon said.

The use of these funds will continue the marketing and sales push, build the number of company sales personnel, continue operations expansion with the purchase of new capital equipment, expand manufacturing operations, and provide working capital to respond to the rapidly increasing demand.

On the same day, the state passed other laws expanding manufacturing operations at the penitentiary, where many black prisoners would later be leased as cheap laborers.

Before his retirement in 2009 Conlee, a former Motorola executive, helped RIM expand its manufacturing operations and product lines.

In addition to Fujitsu, which invested $122 million to equip its 35,000-square-foot research and development center, which opened last year, Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation invested $165 million to expand its manufacturing operations at the old Ciba Pharmaceutical plant complex in Suffern.

Dropcam says it will use the cash to grow its San Francisco software engineering team and expand global manufacturing operations.

In the early 1950s, Henri Théodore Pigozzi was looking to expand the manufacturing operations of his Simca company, which was enjoying much success at the time, thanks to the popular Aronde.

Two important American employers, Du Pont and United Technologies, have been expanding their manufacturing operations here.

Cisco, Intel, Eastman Kodak and Motorola are among the multinational companies that have lobbied Congress to grant China permanent normal trade relations even as they have expanded their manufacturing operations in China, according to a survey by the United States Business and Industry Council, which has been critical of Clinton administration trade policies.

From 2010 to 2012 Nestlé expanded its manufacturing operations in Australia, Hungary and Germany.