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Manufacturer to Reopen Plant, Add 30 Jobs

October 8, 2009
WAUSAU, WI-Norlen Inc. plans to reopen a shuttered manufacturing site here, expanding operations and adding up to 30 jobs by February. The plant will house automated painting, assembly and distribution equipment for metal parts, as well as manufacturing lines for boats and other fiberglass products. MORE
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Dell Closing Carolina Plant

October 8, 2009
FORSYTH COUNTY, NC-Dell Inc. plans to close it North Carolina assembly plant in 2010 in response to overseas competition and weakening desktop computer demand. MORE
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Daimler to Produce Electric Cars by Year's End

October 8, 2009
STUTTGART, Germany-Daimler is planning a 1,000-vehicle trial production run of its new smart fortwo electric car, in anticipation of going into full commercial production in 2012. MORE
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SolarWorld to Expand Production in Oregon

October 7, 2009
HILLSBORO, OR-SolarWorld AG wants to build a new manufacturing facility for the production of crystalline solar power modules at its plant here by 2011. MORE
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Electric Bus Maker Proterra Considers Carolina for New Plant

October 7, 2009
GREENVILLE, SC-An electric bus maker from Colorado is considering the Greenville area for a new factory that would employ 500 people in three years. The plant would make hybrid-electric and all-electric buses and would need assemblers, electricians, mechanics, welders and composite workers. MORE
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Telecom Manufacturer Adding Jobs

October 7, 2009
WASECA, MN-Emerson Network Power Connectivity Solutions will add 90 positions to its assembly plant here. Emerson assembles products for telecommunications, security, telemetry and cable television. MORE
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Suniva to invest $250 Million in Michigan Solar Plant

October 7, 2009
THOMAS TOWNSHIP, MI-Georgia-based Suniva Inc. will invest $250 million in a new solar manufacturing facility here. Suniva will create 500 new jobs over the next five years, subject to receiving a Department of Energy loan guarantee. MORE
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Freightliner to Reconfigure Plant to Assemble Military Vehicles

October 6, 2009
CLEVELAND, NC-Freightliner plans to reconfigure its manufacturing plant here to produce military vehicles. MORE
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Medical Device Assembler to Build New Plant

October 6, 2009
PEARLAND, TX-Medical device manufacturer Cardiovascular Systems Inc. has signed a 10-year lease for a new 46,000-square-foot manufacturing facility here. MORE
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Missouri Loan Program to Include ‘Green' Projects

October 6, 2009
KANSAS CITY, MO-A Missouri low-interest loan program for the first time is covering solar and wind projects when small businesses or homes use them to meet their energy needs. MORE
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