Nokia signs agreement to sell its line fit automotive business
                   
webwire.com     May 14, 2008            

WEBWIRE – Wednesday, May 14, 2008 Espoo, Finland - Nokia has today signed an agreement with a newly formed company named novero GmbH on the divestment of Nokia’s line fit automotive business. novero is owned by Razvan Olosu, the former head of Nokia’s Enhancements unit, and Equity Partners GmbH,... [read full story]                    


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A bit of Britain travels abroad

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Chinese factory producing iconic London Taxis An original London Taxi follows a bicycle through the streets of Fengjing, China. The latest London Taxis are rolling off an assembly line in China and are unlikely to ever...                    

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It's not so 'MiraCozy' this time as 3 board incumbents face foes

signonsandiego.com     2 hrs ago   1 related          

What gloom and doom? MiraCosta College is independently wealthy, justly proud of its classroom prowess and looking to grow. The MiraCosta Community College District covers the North County coast, from Camp Pendleton to...                    

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Tension grows between Porsche and VW ahead of takeover

yahoo.com     3 hrs ago   1 related          

Sunday September 7, 2008, 2:08 pm FRANKFURT (AFP) - German media reports last week spoke of a possible departure of Porsche boss Wendelin Wiedeking, who could be sacrificed by dealmaker Ferdinand Piech to appease unions....                    

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Detroit's sputtering Big Three turn to Washington for help

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