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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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Ford Moving SUV Production from Europe to Kentucky

October 23, 2009
DEARBORN, MI-Ford Motor Co. is moving production of a small sport-utility-vehicle from Europe to the United States to take advantage of lower labor costs and the weaker dollar. MORE
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Auto Supplier Taking on Solar Work

October 23, 2009
RICHARDSON, TX-Solar array manufacture Skyline Solar has made a deal with auto-parts manufacturer Cosmo International to build its frames, racks and reflectors. MORE
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Boeing Near Decision on Second 787 Line

October 22, 2009
CHICAGO-Boeing will reportedly decide within the next two weeks whether to put its second 787 Dreamliner assembly line in Everett, WA, or Charleston, SC. MORE
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China Growth Rate Rebounding

October 22, 2009
SHANGHAI-China's economy expanded a blistering 8.9 percent in the third quarter, fueled by lavish government stimulus spending. MORE
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Electric Car Maker Rejects NUMMI Site, Looks for Alternative

October 21, 2009
WASHINGTON-Fisker Automotive, a California startup manufacturer of luxury electric vehicles, plans to announce shortly the location of a U.S. assembly plant where it will build plug-in electric vehicles. Henrik Fisker, the company's co-founder and chief executive, declined to elaborate on the site of the plant, but ruled out the Fremont, CA, location of New United Motor Manufacturing Inc., where Toyota plans to halt production in March 2010. MORE
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