Inside the News - Edition #1011.

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Inside the News - Edition #1011

Allan Leibowitz -

Inside the News

- 4 Feb 2021 ( #1011 )

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Our news, by its very nature, cannot be planned. And yet, we still see patterns in our coverage.
This week, for example, we have two stories about OEM agreements, two manufacturers reporting better-than-expected financial results in the last quarter of 2020, two attachment innovations, two stories from Italy, two automation stories and two events being postponed.
And it's our first edition of the second month!
Some might say, it's just "two" good to be true.

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