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Articles in June 2, 2000, issue of Autoparts Report
- Major Restructuring Fund For Ford In Europe
- DaimlerChrysler's Expansion Plans Will Create 15,000 New Jobs By 2002
- India May Become Asian Production Base For Hyundai "World Car"
- Senators Daschle and Lugar Introduce Legislation To Grow Demand for Ethanol
- 36-Volt Car Battery To Be Introduced in 2003
- Autoliv Announces Stock Buy Back Program
- Lear, Piston Automotive Establish Joint Venture
- Auto Industry Quality Improves In latest J. D. Power Study
- Mark IV Bought By European Investment Firm
- GM to Further Tap Chinese Market
- Ford To Share Technical Data With Aftermarket Group
- Oxford Automotive To Acquire Italian Parts Producer
- TRW To Build Brake Component Plant in Poland
- Ford Of Canada To Expand Canadian Supplier Purchases
- Top Automotive Aftermarket Executives Join gloPeX.com
- Delphi and Orbital To Develop Direct Fuel-Injection Technology
- Ford Motor Co. Acquires Canadian Auto Recycler
- Auto Companies To Discuss Implications Of E-business In June
- U.S. Automotive Manufacturing, Inc. Announces Strategic Investment
- U.S. Fuel Cell Group Is Rapidly Expanding
- Ford To Halt Assembly In Belarus July Due To Low Demand
- Auto Industry Leaders Launch Company to Develop Virtual Parts
- Slow Sales Force Production Slowdown At Saturn
- Continental Teves Supplies Brake System To Ford Escape/Mazda Tribute
- Alcan Says E-commerce Will Account For 90 Percent Of Its Automotive Business
- GM, Ford In Battle For Daewoo
- Meritor WABCO Opens New Plant In Hebron, Kentucky
- Trilogy Looks To Put Ford In High Gear
- Toyota May Set Up Auto Financing Deal In China
- Delphi Automotive, Regal Plastics Form Strategic Alliance
- New Internet Executive to Lead GM's e-Business Initiatives
- Lear Said It Will Develop Electronic System for Ford
- Auto Production In Thailand Is Expanding
- Parts.com To License its Software to Automotive Industry