Clear-Lite Holdings, Inc. is a leading innovator of eco-friendly Compact Fluorescent Lights (CFLs), lamps, and commercial lighting products. ClearLite’s newest offering, ArmorLite™ SAFETY ECO CFL™, helps capture broken glass and mercury. The Company has strategic partnerships with major global manufacturers as well as cost-effective sales and logistics channels with offices in Florida, Illinois, California, and Canada.

The Company’s current line of CFLs is Energy Star® qualified and designed to meet RoHS standards (Reduction of Hazardous Substances). They are also UL approved in the United States and Canada. Clear-Lite Holdings, Inc.’s products are for the retail and industrial/commercial markets in the United States and Canada. ClearLite sells their products under the ClearLite® brand and private label names. In addition to CFL bulbs and lamps, ClearLite will soon introduce a line of Dimmable CFL, CCFL, Fluorescent, Energy Saver Halogen and LEDs.

Earlier this month, Clear-Lite Holdings, Inc. announced that their Full Spectrum Compact

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Medvedev has established five key areas in the drive to modernize Russia's economy.  The President has met with IT specialists at the Kaspersky Lab and announced his intention to make the field of computer technology 'one of the most prestigious to work in'.  Mechel has re-opened three coke oven batteries to gain a strong market share on the steel ingredient.  Russia is focusing on civil aviation: it intends to begin selling its S-21 passenger aircraft as of 2016 or 2017.  The government is deciding whether to limit Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer to the sale of small jets in the Russian market so as to protect Russia's own Sukhoi Civil Aircraft.  Oleg Deripaska has agreed to reduce his stake in a Montenegro aluminum smelter and reduce the workforce at aircraft manufacturer Aviacor by 1500.  Inflation will reach 0.5-0.6% ...

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Oy. “The $700 billion financial bailout program,” the New York Times sums up Treasury Secretary Paulson’s speech this morning, “will not be used to buy troubled mortgage-backed assets, as originally intended. Instead, capital would be provided directly to nonbank companies, as well as banks and financial institutions, and that more would be done to prevent home foreclosures.”

Is it any wonder 83% of Americans think the U.S. is “headed in the wrong direction”?

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American optimism at all-time low, 2009 recession imminent… Fannie and Freddie to the rescue? Chris Mayer with good news for oil investors. Another day, another double-digit decline… Russian market, currency plummeting. Pat Cox with a “huge” breakthrough medical tech about to become reality. Have we hit a nerve? The automaker debate rages on in The 5’s inbox

Oy. “The $700 billion financial bailout program,” the New York Times sums up Treasury Secretary Paulson’s speech this morning, “will not be used to buy troubled mortgage-backed assets, as originally intended. Instead, capital would be provided directly to nonbank companies, as well as banks and financial institutions, and that more would be done to prevent home foreclosures.”

Is it any wonder 83% of Americans think the U.S. is “headed in the wrong direction”?

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