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Factories Remain Shut Longer in UK

January 5, 2009
LONDON-Thousands of workers in the United Kingdom were given extended holiday breaks as factories hit by the current economic slowdown remained closed. MORE
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Nissan, NEC to Build Battery Factory

January 2, 2009
TOKYO-Nissan Motor Co. and NEC Corp. will invest at least $1.1 billion to make lithium-ion batteries for about 200,000 electric and hybrid cars annually in 2011. MORE
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Another A380 Rolls Off Assembly Line

January 2, 2009
PARIS-Airbus has handed over its 11th A380 superjumbo jet, leaving the world’s largest maker of commercial aircraft with one more to reach its goal of 12 deliveries this year. MORE
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Toshiba to Build New Battery Factory

December 30, 2008
TOKYO-Toshiba Corp. plans to build a new factory to boost production of advanced rechargeable batteries that can be used in hybrid cars and electric vehicles. MORE
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Auto Parts Assembler to Expand in Indiana

December 30, 2008
FORT WAYNE, IN-At a time when many auto parts suppliers are cutting back, one is planning an expansion in Fort Wayne. American Axle & Manufacturing plans to invest more that $10 million to purchase and upgrade a plant that makes differential gears. MORE
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Assembler in Maine Adds Workers, Boosts Production

December 30, 2008
BREWER, ME-At a time when many employers are slowing production and cutting jobs, Cianbro Corp.’s Eastern Manufacturing Facility is adding workers as it builds modules for a massive oil refinery expansion in Texas. Cianbro was hired to build 52 modules for the Motiva Port Arthur Refinery, which is in the midst of a $7 billion expansion. The modules are heavy-duty industrial steel frames filled with pipe, pumps and electronics. MORE
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Biodegradable Plastic Made From Plants, Not Oil, Is Emerging

December 30, 2008
OMAHA, NE-Bioplastics made from corn are poised to grab a bigger share of the plastics market as concerns about the environment and U.S. dependence on foreign oil promote alternatives to products made from petrochemicals. MORE
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Report: Toyota CEO Stepping Down

December 23, 2008
TOKYO-Toyota Motor Corp. President Katsuaki Watanabe is said to be stepping down in the wake of his company’s recent losses. MORE
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China Cutting Interest Rates to Spur Growth

December 23, 2008
BEIJING-The Chinese government has cut interest rates for the fifth time in four months in yet another effort to revive economic growth. MORE
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Toyota in the Red

December 22, 2008
TOKYO-For the first time in more than seven decades, Toyota Motor Corp. is losing money. MORE
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