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Today's 911 log is showing several with fire response to West Marginal Way--home of Saint-Gobain Containers. The Times is reporting one death: Police and fire are on the scene of an accident that has left a woman dead in South Seattle. Around 2:15 p.m., fire crews responded to a business in the 5800 block of East Marginal Way.

EU levies hefty fine on car glass makers Newsvine - business Wed, 11/12/2008 - 04:58 The EU's antitrust chief has fined the companies Asahi, Pilkington, Saint-Gobain and Soliver more than 1.3 billion euros ($1.66 billion) for fixing the price for glass used in cars.

Agency: Lowe India Published: 2006 We have seen many executions for “Clear Glass” ad over the years. But this has to be one of the most creative campaign. Hopefully, I don’t see a comment saying this has been already done:) Via [2WENTY 4OUR]

Saint-Gobain plans 100 mln eur new flat glass production line in India Posted by naatmad on Tuesday, 24 June, 2008 COURBEVOIE, France (Thomson Financial) - Compagnie de Saint-Gobain said it plans to build a new flat glass plant in India to meet the increasing demand of its customers there, and estimates the total investment cost at around 100 million euros.

Paris, (ANTARA News/PRNewswire-AsiaNet) - Saint-Gobain's Construction Products sector has gained a foothold on the Japanese insulation market through its acquisition of the 43.64% stake held by...

The Planilum light emitting glass is truly a device of wonder, taking up to 6 years to develop by Saazs and Saint-Gobain Innovations. The driving force behind this idea is to replace lamps and dedicated lighting fixtures by integrated these panels in order to use as illumination sources, doing away with the need to actually buy light fixtures.

PLANILUM LIGHT EMITTING GLASS CAN ILLUMINATE YOUR HOME FOR 20 YEARS [LIGHTING] May 21st, 2008 With fluorescents and LEDs making field way in the market, forcefulness economical alternatives to the reddened bulb are decent bounteous business.

By Andrew Liszewski If you haven’t already switched the lightbulbs in your home from incandescents to fluorescents or LEDs, you might want to hold off just a bit longer. Planilum is being referred to as the first ‘light emitting glass’, and it was co-developed over 6 years by Saazs and Saint-Gobain Innovations.