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Netscape, Sun and IBM have formed a consortium to develop in-car computer systems.

Since the mid-1990s, the laboratory has been at the centre of a consortium to develop holographic storage.

GDF Suez, based in France, is the lead bidder in a consortium to develop the project, which is expected to be in operation by 2015.

It is currently leading a consortium to develop the vast Bishopsgate goods yard, mostly owned by the rail industry, just north of Spitalfields.

Russia's biggest stake is a $3.7 billion 1997 contract signed by Lukoil, Russia's second biggest oil company, as part of a consortium to develop the West Qurna-2 oil field.

In the late 1950s and 1960s, Mitsubishi participated in a consortium to develop the YS-11 plane, a 60-seat turboprop airliner led and largely financed by the Japanese government, which was eager to restart the country's aviation industry.

Mobile OS maker Jolla, whose Sailfish platform remains one of the few smartphone alternatives in play these days, has signed an exclusive license to a Chinese consortium to develop a Sailfish-based OS for the country.

Charlene Barshefsky, America's trade representative, is also threatening to start proceedings over subsidies given to Airbus Industrie, a European consortium, to develop A3XX, a super-jumbo aircraft.In this section Free and uneasy Ecofinessed?

Cameron told an audience of ministers, central bankers and business leaders from across the world that Britain was open for business as he hailed a potential £8bn deal by a Malaysian consortium to develop the site of the Battersea Power Station.

To avoid corruption, the money is funnelled through an account that the bank can freeze.The World Bank's participation, in turn, persuaded a foreign consortium to develop Chad's oilfields and build the pipeline.

Opening the American Federation of Teachers biennial convention here this morning, Sandra Feldman, the president, said her members were the only professionals expected to invent "their most basic tools" while practicing their craft and called for a national consortium to develop curriculums on all subjects.