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Panasonic is a Japanese company that sells a wide variety of products, including smart TVs. The company has been in the business of TVs for decades, as it started making and selling them in 1952. In ...

Several law enforcement officers responded to active shooter reports at the Panasonic battery plant in De Soto, Kansas City, late Friday morning. Local media outlet KSHB reported that at least two ...

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Panasonic Life Solutions India Chairman Manish Sharma has resigned from the company after steering the appliance and consumer electronics product maker for over a decade. Mr. Sharma, who was elevated ...

Panasonic Z8BA OLED delivers a 77-inch cinema-size picture, advanced HDR, True Game Mode, Dolby Atmos sound, and full Fire TV integration. But is it a buy? Back in the (good?) old days, TV companies ...

Forward-looking: By pushing ahead with anode-free battery technology, Panasonic aims to raise performance benchmarks at a time when EV makers are demanding greater range, lower costs, and lighter ...

Japanese battery maker and Tesla supplier Panasonic is working on a breakthrough electric vehicle battery chemistry. The company is working on anode-free lithium metal batteries, which can boost ...

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As part of building the multibillion-dollar facility, Panasonic officials said they hoped to hire 4,000 workers to fill the new 4.7 million square foot factory in De Soto. So far, the company has ...

DESOTO, Kan. (KCTV) - The largest electric vehicle battery plant in the United States has officially opened in De Soto, Kansas. Panasonic first broke ground on the project in November 2022 and has ...

In context: Japanese companies have long been known for clinging to outdated technologies such as floppy disk drives and fax machines, but that is now changing faster than ever. Even the venerable VGA ...