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Google announced it will be shutting down Google Reader on July 1.
In March 2009, the French Gendarmerie Nationale announced it will totally switch to Ubuntu by 2015.
Iceland has announced it will be boycotting the World Cup this summer.
Nissan has unveiled the IMQ concept crossover,equipped with its award winning e-POWER system, and announced it will launch the electrified powertrain technology in Europe.
Piraeus Group announced it will expand activities to Romania.
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Geneva, Switzerland(5 March, 2019)- Nissan today unveiled the IMQ concept crossover,equipped with its award-winning e-POWER system, and announced it will launch the electrified powertrain technology in Europe.
The PSD has already announced it will file an appeal at the Constitutional Court.
With the eyes of the technology world squarely on Apple's iPhone 4,Google has quietly announced it will stop selling the Nexus One, its first and possibly only foray into the smartphone world.
NATO announced it will end its air campaign over Libya next Monday.
Greece's public sector trade union federation, ADEDI, announced it will organise a 24-hour general strike on 4 November.
Nordstrom announced it will stop carrying Ivanka Trump, due to poor sales.
The Croatian Chamber of Commerce announced it will open an office in Belgrade on 28 January.
Bmi has announced it will be expanding the Paris CDG service from its Bristol hub, with increased frequencies starting from 14 May 2018.
The Croatian company Supernova Hrvatska announced it will build a new trade centre in the suburbs of Zagreb.
Today, CTA announced it will allow sex tech startups to participate and compete for awards as part of the health and wellness category on a one-year trial basis.
The Spanish hotel chain Barcelo announced it will invest 75m euros in Turkey over the next two years.
The EBRD announced it will invest 200m euros in the Bulgarian economy next year.
Google's popular web browser Chrome has now announced it will be taking steps to remove its support for SHA-1 based encryption.
HTC has announced it will produce more entry-level smartphone with LTE support in 2015.
South Korea has already announced it will appeal the tariffs to the World Trade Organization.
Iran has announced it will soon exceed international agreed limits on its nuclear programme.
The European Commission announced it will provide 76m euros to Croatia under the CARDS programme.
Twitter has announced it will begin culling accounts that have not been active for six months.
The Bulgarian government announced it will draft a new strategy for tobacco sector privatisation.
Air Bosnia announced it will launch regular flights between Sarajevo and Rome via Mostar starting 2 August.
Austria's Hypo Alpe Adria Bank announced it will enter the Macedonian market and open a leasing venture this September.
Twitter has announced it will begin deleting accounts that have not been active within the past six months.
The Albanian power utility KESH announced it will hold a new tender for 780m kWh of electricity imports later this month.
Germany has announced it will abandon nuclear energy in the coming years.
The Asylum Seekers Assistance Centre announced it will undertake activities to calm the situation and rekindle a sense of solidarity.