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Tata to Acquire Jaguar, Land Rover

March 25, 2008
LONDON-According to reports, India's Tata Motors Ltd. will pay Ford Motor Co. approximately $2 billion to acquire the U.K.-based Jaguar and Land Rover. MORE
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Ford Acquires Plant in Romania

March 25, 2008
CRAIOVA, Romania – The Ford Motor Co. has become majority owner of the former Automobile Craiova vehicle manufacturing complex in Romania. The first Ford vehicle is expected to go into production at the plant in 2009. MORE
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Will Vietnam Be the Next China?

March 25, 2008
HANOI, Vietnam-Recent developments, including entry into the World Trade Organization and a number of new factories, have caused some analysts to tap Vietnam as the world’s next manufacturing powerhouse. MORE
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Chinese, Indian Car Makers Still Catching Up

March 24, 2008
LONDON-Chinese and Indian automotive manufacturers are still about five years behind in terms of quality, says JD Power and Associates founder Dave Power. MORE
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'Green' Cars Boosting Thai Auto Industry

March 24, 2008
BANGKOK, Thailand-Incentives from the Thai government to produce fuel-efficient "eco-cars" have yielded a raft of major investments and started changing the way Thais drive. MORE
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GM ‘Insourcing' Again

March 24, 2008
DETROIT-After years of spinning off subsidiaries, General Motors Corp. is bringing operations back under its own roof in the wake of its recent contract with the UAW. MORE
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Airbus: Plant Talks Still on Track

March 21, 2008
TOULOUSE, France-European airplane maker Airbus says it is still in talks with a number of German firms regarding the possibility of spinning off some Airbus plants in France and Great Britain. MORE
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Ford Job Reduction Plan Falling Short

March 21, 2008
DETROIT-Ford Motor Co.'s latest buyout and early retirement offers will likely net far fewer hourly workers than the company is seeking, according to union officials at several factories. MORE
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American Axle Strike Inflating Unemployment Figures

March 21, 2008
DETROIT-The plant shutdowns that have cascaded through the auto industry as a result of the labor dispute at American Axle & Manufacturing have contributed to a rise in weekly unemployment claims across the nation, with new claims last week coming in among the highest this year. MORE
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Report: American Axle Moving Production to Mexico

March 20, 2008
DETROIT-As the UAW's strike at five U.S. American Axle & Manufacturing plants continues, the Detroit auto supplier has reportedly moved axle production for some of General Motors Corp.'s large SUV models to its plant in Mexico. MORE
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