Toyota, FHI and Daihatsu deepen ties (at FT.com)
yahoo.com     Apr 10, 2008            

The Japanese automotive industry took a step towards consolidation Thursday with the agreement by Toyota , Fuji Heavy Industries and Daihatsu to extend their co-operation in research, development and product supply. ... The Japanese automotive industry took a step towards... [read full story]                    


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NASCAR notes: Ragan makes strong push, but falls short of Chase

heraldnet.com     49 mins ago   20 related          

Also items on Kasey Kahne and Denny Hamlin By Hank Kurz Jr. Associated Press RICHMOND, Va. — David Ragan's chances of making the Chase for the championship went from reasonable to terrible and then to hopeful before he...                    

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Frye no lock to stay with Red Bull in '09

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The future of the team has been widely discussed since an ESPN report The rumors are flying that Frye will join Tony Stewart's racing team next year RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Jay Frye had a "positive meeting" with Red Bull...                    

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Who's in NASCAR's Chase for the Sprint Cup

heraldnet.com     1 hr ago          

But Busch hasn't been as successful of late and needs only to look at last season and Jeff Gordon to see that being the best in the regular season guarantees nothing once the Chase begins. DRIVER: Carl Edwards ADJUSTED...                    

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Reportlinker.com: High Growth Forecasted for the World Electric Vehicles Market

marketwire.com     Sep 4, 2008          

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwire - Battery Powered Electric Vehicles (BPEVs), Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs) and Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs) Markets Independently Analyzed by Annual Sales in Units for Years...                    

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