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Articles in Oct 19, 2001 issue of Autoparts Report

• North American Auto Suppliers Rank High Among Global Companies
• Ford, EPA To Cooperate On Hydraulic Hybrid Technology
• GM To Shut Down Engine Line At Livonia, Mich. Plant
• Ford Lowers Dividends In Fourth Quarter
• Aftermarket Manufacturers And Retailers Help Boost Automotive Parts Industry Performance In 2001
• Johnson Controls To Supply Tire Pressure Monitoring System To Chrysler Group Vehicles
• GM, Hydrogenics To Jointly Develop Fuel Cells
• DaimlerChrysler To Restructure Truck Operation
• Intermet Reports Third-Quarter Loss
• Delphi To Supply GM With New Passive Occupant Detection System
• Johnson Controls Says 2001 Outlook To Meet Expectations
• U.S., Japan Agree To Begin New Round Of Automotive Trade Talks Next Year
• Hydroforming Finding New Uses In The Automotive Industry
• New England, Far West Most Costly For Vehicle Owners
• Standard & Poor's Downgrades Credit Ratings Of GM and Ford
• Dana Wins Powertrain Component Business From BMW
• Delphi Sees Sharp Drop In Earnings
• TRW Combines Automotive Businesses Into One Unit
• Advance Auto Parts Reports Preliminary Operating Results
• Siemens, Yazaki Form Electronic Auto Systems
• Eaton Reports Drop In Third Quarter 2001