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Andrii Abrosymov founded Refrathermica, which became a leader in refractory production, with factories in the USA, Ukraine, Poland, India and China.
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All Saints, White Tigers battle for Spires five-a-side ultimate prize
All Saints Football Club will battle with White Tigers in the final game of the maiden Spires Five-A-Side Football Tournament today at the Stable Football Pitch, Surulere, Lagos.
International Weightlifting Federation Set To Reduce Number Of Weight Categories From June Next Year
The International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) has decided to reduce the number of weight categories in both the men's and women's sections from 10 to 8 from June next year following a proposal by its Innovation Commission. The 55kg category in men's section will be scrapped and competitions will start from 60kg, with categories in the 70s, 80s and 90s also being altered. The new proposed categories in the men's section are 60kg, 65kg, 71kg, 79kg, 88kg, 98kg, 110kg, 110kg as compared to 55kg, 61kg, 67kg, 73kg, 81kg, 89kg, 96kg, 102kg, 109kg, and 109kg earlier.
B&M launches 'perfect' instant print camera for less than half the price of Instax
Christmas will be here before you know it, and there's nothing like last-minute gift shopping to really add some stress into the festive season.
Coe welcomes new track start-ups amid push for innovation
World Athletics President Sebastian Coe said he welcomed a number of innovative new track start-ups shaking up the sport's status quo, as athletics moves to draw in more eyeballs after another successful Olympics.
In the doghouse: Architecture for Dogs exhibition opens at Milan’s ADI Design Museum
The Architecture for Dogs exhibition has arrived at the ADI Design Museum in Milan, offering a whimsical yet thought-provoking exploration of design tailored to our canine companions.
Major development in 'key Manchester location' to bring 2,000 jobs as council announces deal
A huge life sciences park set to bring over 2,000 jobs is to be built in a 'key' Manchester location.
Espionage at European universities: 'We must be vigilant, though not paranoid'
Universities are nerve centres of research and innovation, as well as spaces for debate and the exchange of knowledge. They are, however, also targets of foreign interference by third countries such as China, Russia, and Iran, MEPs said during a plenary debate.