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BMW to Link Managers' Compensation to Factory-Worker Wages

October 27, 2009
MUNICH, Germany-Responding to increased criticism of executive compensation rates, German automaker BMW plans to tie managers’ salaries to those of assembly-line workers. It would be the first German manufacturer to do so. MORE
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French Battery Company Opens Plant in Montreal

October 27, 2009
MONTREAL-The Bolloré Group has opened a new plant here to assemble lithium metal polymer batteries for electric cars and buses. MORE
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Is UAW Sinking Ford?

October 27, 2009
DETROIT-Analyst: Ford workers who rejected the company’s proposed new contract don’t seem to understand that the company’s position remains a precarious one. MORE
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British Firm Unveils Hybrid Auto

October 27, 2009
LONDON-British car manufacturer Axon Automotive has unveiled out a new plug-in hybrid electric vehicle that runs on full electric mode in the city and uses gas or bioethonol for longer journeys. MORE
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Kia Motors Launches Production

October 26, 2009
WEST POINT, GA-The newly completed Kia Motors plant in West Point is open for business. Production began at 7:30 a.m. Friday on the first road-ready crossover vehicle. The first shiny new Sorento will be displayed in the factory’s lobby. MORE
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Fisker Automotive Buys Former GM Plant

October 26, 2009
WILMINGTON, DE-Vice President Joe Biden plans to visit a closed General Motors plant here on Tuesday. The California-based venture capital firm Fisker Automotive Inc. has reached a deal to buy the plant and plans to use it to assemble plug-in hybrid electric cars. MORE
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Ford Workers Vote Down Plan

October 26, 2009
KANSAS CITY, MO-Workers at Ford Motor Co.'s Kansas City assembly plant have voted overwhelmingly against proposed contract changes. MORE
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Vestas Opens Chinese Wind Power Plant

October 26, 2009
TIANJIN, China-Danish wind turbine maker Vestas is investing heavily in the region to tap into the increasing demand for clean energy. MORE
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Boeing Seeks No-Strike Clause From Machinists

October 23, 2009
SEATTLE-As Boeing debates whether to locate a second 787 assembly line in Everett, WA, or North Charleston, SC, company officials are negotiating with the Machinists union on a new contract with a no-strike clause. The company wants a no-strike clause for 10 years, possibly more, effectively precluding any strike until 2019 at the earliest. MORE
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Dell to Return $26 Million in Incentives

October 23, 2009
WINSTON-SALEM, NC-Dell Inc., which plans to close its assembly plant here, confirmed in writing to the city Thursday that it will pay back $26.5 million in local incentives used to lure the company to Forsyth County. MORE
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