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Kia Plant Draws Thousands of Applicants

February 12, 2008
ATLANTA-In a month of recruiting, Kia Motors America attracted more than 43,000 applicants for approximately 2,500 positions at its new plant in Georgia. MORE
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GM Workers Moving On

February 11, 2008
ANDERSON, IN-Hundreds of workers from the General Motors plant in Anderson plant will soon be leaving for work at other GM factories across the country. MORE
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Report: Chrysler to Employ Indian Suppliers

February 11, 2008
CHENNAI, Indian-Chrysler is reportedly is going to import seats from a New Delhi-based manufacturer for installation in Jeep Wranglers built in Toledo. MORE
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GM: Future Strong for SUVs

February 8, 2008
DETROIT-GM officials are confidence sales will improve for the sport-utility vehicles it builds in Janesville, WI, Arlington, TX, and Silao, Mexico. MORE
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Cummins Power Opens New Indian Facility

February 8, 2008
PIRANGUT, India-Cummins India Ltd. has opened a new plant to build small generator sets for export and the local market. MORE
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Chrysler Slashing Product Line, Dealerships

February 8, 2008
DETROIT-According to reports, Chrysler plans to cut its product line in half as part of an ongoing campaign to streamline the company. MORE
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Honda Predicts Strong Thai Exports

February 7, 2008
BANGKOK-Shrugging off global economic uncertainty and high fuel prices, Asian Honda Motor Co. hopes to increase export from Thailand by another 12 percent in 2008. MORE
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Canadian Economy Reeling from U.S. Slowdown

February 7, 2008
QUEBEC-Despite increased trade with Asia, layoffs continue in Canada as a result of slowing demand in the United States. MORE
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Chrysler to Make Up Lost Output by April

February 7, 2008
CHICAGO-Chrysler vice chairman Jim Press says the four factories idled as a result of a dispute with Plastech Engineered Products Inc. are back up and running. MORE
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Tough Times for U.S. Auto Suppliers

February 6, 2008
DETROIT-The Plastech bankruptcy, which forced the closing of several Chrysler plants, may be just the first of several bankruptcies by large, financially ailing auto suppliers this year. MORE
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