ABB Ltd (ABB)

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The deal could be the Swiss firm's biggest acquisition in more than five years

ABB will buy B&R GmbH, an Austrian group which designs factory automation technology, for an undisclosed sum that could be the Swiss firm's biggest acquisition in more than five years.

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From manufacturing to finance, U.S. businesses are embracing automation and here are prime examples and some of the companies making it happen.

$25 million technology investment expands ABB's family of power distribution equipment, bringing world-class, smart breaker technology to the United States

Energy-limiting technology interrupts short circuits up to three times faster

ABB today commercially launched ABB Ability, its industry-leading portfolio of digital solutions, at ABB Customer World in Houston.

The ABB Ability™ solution delivers operating cost reduction of up to 30%

ABB trimmed its 2016 net income to $1.89 billion from $1.96 billion.

The company that brought us 'Post-it' notes continues to be an attractive income stock.

In 10 reported years the number of manufacturing robots used worldwide has grown from 120,000 to over 254,000 and is climbing.

ABB provides the power transmission technology that will help China make its shift to clean energy.

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