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MillerCoors, which generates around 12% of group earnings, had recently issued an uninspiring update, with first-quarter net revenue down 0.9%.
Suncoast Gold Macadamias is one of the world's largest processors of macadamia nuts, processing 6,000 tonnes of nuts a year, which generates around 4,000 tonnes of shell waste.
The unit, which generates around $1.3 billion in annual revenue, plans to sell GPS and entertainment services to companies that do not want to build them from scratch, according to Mr. Ihamuotila, Nokia's chief financial officer.
Predictions of a glut in natural gas (which generates around 40% of Britain's electricity) should worry atom-splitters.Nuclear energy's best hope lies in carbon pricing, which forces fossil-fuel plants to pay for the environmental cost of the carbon they generate.
There had been no talk of him leaving "Today," which generates around $500 million a year in revenue for NBC.
One of them was lenalidomide, today a blockbuster myeloma drug, which generates around $4bn in worldwide sales per year.
In April, Glaxo announced that it wanted to sell the two drink brands, which generate around £500 million in annual revenue.
Almanza announced plans to sell or restructure 35 poorly performing businesses, which generated around £400m of G4S's £7.3bn revenue last year and have lower profit margins than the rest of the group.
In Shanghai, engineer Shunfu Cha points to 200 wind turbines spinning at the top of the tower – the world's tallest turbines, naturally – which generate around 10% of the building's electricity.
Storm runoff in the uplands is dominated by near-surface processes in soils and sedimentary layers which generate around 60% of annual stream flows with water of low alkalinity and ionic strength.
It is estimated that in 2016 textile industries in Bangladesh produced about 1.80 million metric tons of fabric, which generated around 217 million m3 of wastewater (2016) containing a wide range of pollutants.
