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WASHINGTON -- Senators from both US political parties today announced a joint agreement to update the Toxic Substances Control Act to require all chemicals be screened for safety prior to entering the market.

Read more: US Chemical Laws Headed for Overhaul?

KLAGENFURT, CARINTHIA, AUSTRIA -- AT&S will close its printed circuit board fabrication plant here later this year due to dwindling sales, the company said.

Read more: AT&S to Close Klagenfurt PCB Site

MIGDAL HAEMEK, ISRAELCamtek reported first-quarter revenue of $18.1 million, down less than 1% year-over-year, and up 3% sequentially.

Read more: Camtek’s Q1 Revenue Nearly Flat at $18.1M

LONDON -- Alent reported first-quarter sales fell 5.8% as demand fell for solder materials, offset in part by higher demand for chemistry for electroplating and final finishes.

Read more: Enthone Parent Sees Pickup in PCB Demand

FORT WORTH, TX – After months of discussion, IPC and the Surface Mount Technology Association have agreed on a three-year deal to co-locate their respective fall US conferences, starting in October.

Read more: SMTA, IPC to Co-locate Fall Events

GARBSEN, GERMANYLPKF posted first-quarter 2013 revenue of EUR 33 million, up 60% year-over-year.

Read more: LPKF Posts Q1 Revenue Up 60%

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