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Panasonic Accelerates the Autonomous Supply Chain with Acquisition of Blue Yonder

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Friday, April 23, 2021
Technology, Transport, Software, Internet, Hardware, Logistics, Supply chain management, Retail, Supply chain management, Consumer electronics, Musicians, Companies, Technology, Kadoma, Osaka, Panasonic, Blue Yonder, Internet of things, Yonder, Agnez Mo

Panasonic will purchase the remaining 80% of shares (for USD5.6 billion) of Blue Yonder, adding to the 20% which Panasonic acquired in July 2020.

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  • Panasonic will purchase the remaining 80% of shares (for USD5.6 billion) of Blue Yonder, adding to the 20% which Panasonic acquired in July 2020.
  • This acquisition strengthens Panasonic\xe2\x80\x99s portfolio and accelerates the companies\xe2\x80\x99 shared Autonomous Supply Chain mission, empowering customers to optimize their supply chains using the combined power of AI/ML and IoT and edge devices.
  • I am confident that by combining the power of Blue Yonder and Panasonic, we can create innovation in global supply chains.
  • "\nGirish Rishi, CEO of Blue Yonder stated, \xe2\x80\x9cI am thrilled to announce that Blue Yonder is joining Panasonic.

Sony Music Publishing Launches in Indonesia

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Tuesday, March 2, 2021
Record labels, Musicians, Companies, EMI, Sony Music, Electric vehicle industry, Mitsui, Sony, Agnez Mo

JAKARTA, Indonesia, March 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Sony Music Publishing announced today the launch of Sony Music Publishing Indonesia (SMPI), a new, independent publishing company dedicated to the development and promotion of Indonesian songwriters both locally and around the world.

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  • JAKARTA, Indonesia, March 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Sony Music Publishing announced today the launch of Sony Music Publishing Indonesia (SMPI), a new, independent publishing company dedicated to the development and promotion of Indonesian songwriters both locally and around the world.
  • "We are delighted to launch in Indonesia," said Guy Henderson, President, International, Sony Music Publishing.
  • "This is an exciting development to have Sony Music Publishing established in Indonesia for our artists and songwriters," added Ariel Fung, EVP, Sony Music Entertainment South East Asia.
  • She began her career as Publishing Country Manager at Universal Music in 1997 and then EMI Music Indonesia in 2004, where she worked until it closed in 2008.

From The Man Behind The Music For The Hit Film Soul…Jon Batiste Unites Soul, Pop, Blues In Joyful New Single "I Need You" Out Today With Dance-Filled Music Video Dir. By Alan Ferguson

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Friday, January 22, 2021
Musicians, Singers, Autumn Rowe, Hip hop, Batiste, Hip-hop dance, Agnez Mo

The video stars Batiste as the lead man and lead dancer, fronting a high-octane ensemble of dancers.

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  • The video stars Batiste as the lead man and lead dancer, fronting a high-octane ensemble of dancers.
  • Produced and written in collaboration with songwriter Autumn Rowe and producer Kizzo, the song is communal and deceptively sophisticated.
  • It fuses the sound of early 20th century black social music, with modern pop production and a hint of hip-hop storytelling.
  • Batiste then dives into two killer instrumental breaks on both piano and saxophone - all in less than 3 minutes.

Conquering Global Audiences, Ardhito Pramono Introduces His Latest Extended Play "Craziest Thing Happened in My Backyard"

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Tuesday, August 18, 2020
Musicians, Singers, Countries, Agnez Mo, Indonesian people of Chinese descent, YouTube, Jakarta, Indonesia

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Aug. 18, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Sony Music Entertainment Indonesia (SMEI) introducesnew "Extended Play" (EP) from Indonesia's jazz prodigyArdhito Pramono," Craziest Thing Happened in My Backyard" (CTHIMB) .

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  • JAKARTA, Indonesia, Aug. 18, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Sony Music Entertainment Indonesia (SMEI) introducesnew "Extended Play" (EP) from Indonesia's jazz prodigyArdhito Pramono," Craziest Thing Happened in My Backyard" (CTHIMB) .
  • "Ardhito's musicality has captured the global attention and his songs have aired in South Korea and the United States.
  • To reach a global audience, "CTHIMB" EP was released in three different audio versions: original, mono live version, and stereo live version.
  • Shot in Sydney, Australia, these visually pleasing music videos are currently available on Ardhito Pramono's Youtube channel for viewers to enjoy.

Teen Sensation and Hip-Hop Artist Alaya “That Girl Lay Lay” High Signs Overall Deal With Nickelodeon

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Tuesday, June 16, 2020
Music, Consumer, Children, Entertainment, TV and Radio, Singers, Musicians, Decades, Nickelodeon, Hip hop music, Agnez Mo

Nickelodeon , the number-one kids network, today announced it has signed an overall deal with 13-year-old social media star and hip-hop artist, Alaya That Girl Lay Lay High.

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  • Nickelodeon , the number-one kids network, today announced it has signed an overall deal with 13-year-old social media star and hip-hop artist, Alaya That Girl Lay Lay High.
  • Known professionally as Lay Lay, Nickelodeon will work with the teen sensation to develop original multiplatform programming, music initiatives, and build a cross-category consumer products business.
  • Houston, Texas, native Lay Lay has taken the world by storm with her infectious energy and sharp rhymes.
  • At age 11, Lay Lay became the youngest female rapper to sign a recording deal via her very own Fresh Rebel Muzik/EMPIRE imprint.

Panasonic's Cumulative Water Pump Production in Indonesia Tops 30 Million Units

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Thursday, August 8, 2019
Hardware, Construction & Property, Energy, Manufacturing, Technology, Other Natural Resources, Natural Resources, Other Technology, Other Energy, Other Construction & Property, Engineering, Singers, Companies, Musicians, Panasonic, Water supply, Agnez Mo, Pumps

On August 8, 2019,Panasonic announced that cumulative production of its water pumps in Indonesian factory, Panasonic Manufacturing Indonesia (PMI) has reached 30 million units(*1) in April this year, approximately 30 years since the company started manufacturing National (now Panasonic) brand water pumps in Indonesia in 1988.

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  • On August 8, 2019,Panasonic announced that cumulative production of its water pumps in Indonesian factory, Panasonic Manufacturing Indonesia (PMI) has reached 30 million units(*1) in April this year, approximately 30 years since the company started manufacturing National (now Panasonic) brand water pumps in Indonesia in 1988.
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    Representatives involved in the water pump production in Indonesia gathered in celebration of this milestone.
  • (Photo: Business Wire)
    In parts of Asia including Indonesia, adequate waterworks systems are yet to be installed, and residents' lives are highly dependent on well water.
  • In Indonesia, water electrically pumped from wells is widely used as a source of domestic water except for drinking water.