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Catch up on the latest news from all corners of the electrical equipment industry.

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Update: Power Restored in Puerto Rico

April 18, 2018
Associated Press quoted officials saying an excavator accidentally downed a transmission line.
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Emerson to Acquire Greenlee and Klauke Tools and Test Equipment Business from Textron

April 18, 2018
$810 million purchase adds electrical specialty tools to Emerson’s Ridge Tool business
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Sonepar Acquires City Electric in Syracuse

April 13, 2018
City Electric's 12 branches will be part of Sonepar USA's East region.
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NEMA Comments on Import Restrictions on Steel and Aluminum

March 10, 2018
Association says tariffs will challenge U.S. electrical industry, seeks to mitigate consequences.
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Six Straight Years of Sales Records for Graybar

March 10, 2018
Sales up almost 4% but income down on tax reform impact.

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Littelfuse to Acquire IXYS Corp. for Power Control Electronics

Aug. 30, 2017
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Aug. 25, 2017
The Crown Point facility will provide electrical equipment, repair, remanufacturing, and life-extension services to commercial and industrial customers in the region.

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Aug. 24, 2017
Schneider Electric said to have lost interest.
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PEARL Expands Technician Certification Program for Reconditioning Industry

Aug. 2, 2017
Technicians can now become Level II certified