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freep.com     May 13, 2008            

Hayes Lemmerz International Inc., the world's largest maker of automotive wheels, plans to close an aluminum-wheel plant in Gainesville, Ga., that employs about 290 people. The factory will close by the end of December, and Northville-based Hayes will shift some of the production to Mexico, the... [read full story]                

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Federal-Mogul reports profits of $90M

upi.com     2 hrs ago   1 related          

SOUTHFIELD, Mich., July 26 (UPI) -- U.S. auto parts supplier Federal-Mogul Corp. has bounced back from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, reporting profits of $90 million, records show. Federal-Mogul reported $2 billion in...                

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DuPont Opens Dedicated Technical Center for Development of High Performance Automotive Coatings

azom.com     4 hrs ago   2 related          

DuPont Russian Coatings LLC has opened the largest technical center in Russia dedicated to the development of high-performance automotive coatings. The $3 million facility is located at the Yaroslav headquarters of DuPont...                

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GE jumps aboard plug-in bandwagon

signonsandiego.com     8 hrs ago          

WASHINGTON – Plug-in hybrid vehicles were the turf of geeky do-it-yourselfers just a few years ago. Now, General Electric wants in on the action. GE is teaming with Chrysler LLC to demonstrate technology called a dual-battery...                

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Recalls

signonsandiego.com     8 hrs ago          

WASHINGTON – Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. Inc. is offering to replace the rear hatch struts on nearly 200,000 Toyota Sienna minivans because the struts may deteriorate and allow the liftgate to drop unexpectedly. The affected...                

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