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The analysis by the firm, which advises more than 80 pension schemes with 250,000 UK employees found that, by April, only 5% were planning on enabling members to withdraw their pension as a cash lump sum, and only 2% were planning on offering the full range of flexibilities through drawdown.
Backyard Brains, the company who made this "RoboRoach," are planning on offering a kit.
It's planning on offering a pure Javascript, HTML5 API, for starters.
I was planning on offering a longer contract with the firm as well but I held back.
The retailing giant has said it is planning on offering Apple's iPad by the end of the year.
1videoConference is also planning on offering a paid hosted version and providing support once the product is commercialized.
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