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How China's Geely sought to buy FCA
Auto March 5, 2018 , by BizLizzy Reporter
The absence of Geely’s Li Shufu from the world’s biggest auto forums, such as this week’s
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Bo Andersson gets expanded role at Yazaki
Auto March 5, 2018 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Bo Andersson, the former General Motors purchasing boss who was named head of Yazaki’s European
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Trump's tariffs set to dominate final day of NAFTA talks
Auto March 5, 2018 , by BizLizzy Reporter
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SF Motors begins autonomous vehicle testing on U.S. roads
Auto March 5, 2018 , by BizLizzy Reporter
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Nearly 2,500 GM Korea workers apply for buyout package
Auto March 5, 2018 , by BizLizzy Reporter
About 15 percent of GM’s South Korean workers have applied for a buyout package that the automaker
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Toyota revs engine development
Auto March 5, 2018 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Toyota is rolling out its latest wave of greener, meaner powertrain technologies as part of a sweeping
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U.S. sales slip, but so do incentives
Auto March 5, 2018 , by BizLizzy Reporter
The automotive industry may be learning from past mistakes. As new-vehicle sales decline to start the
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Motorcars Honda builds a space for children
Auto March 5, 2018 , by BizLizzy Reporter
A Honda store creates a fun automotive environment for kids. Read More
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Geely's Li Shufu has Daimler's full attention now
Auto March 5, 2018 , by BizLizzy Reporter
For the moment, it’s unclear what Li’s true intentions are or how Daimler might help him
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Doll rewarded for Subaru success
Auto March 5, 2018 , by BizLizzy Reporter
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Penske workers share $2.1 million
Auto March 5, 2018 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Penske Automotive Group will pay $3.2 million to certain employees at its California dealerships and
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Senate's Mitch McConnell, Charles Schumer urged to fix autonomous car bill
Auto March 5, 2018 , by BizLizzy Reporter
A diverse group of public interest organizations is urging Senate leaders to not advance legislation