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Articles in Dec 4, 2002 issue of Autoparts Report

• Champion Parts Third Quarter Results
• Annual Automotive R&D Spending Hits $13.5 Billion In Michigan
• Spectra Premium To Produce Steel Fuel Tanks For Certain DaimlerChrysler Model
• Diesel Autos Expected To Gain In U.S., Bio-Fuel Firm Predicts
• AAPICO, Siemens VDO In Thai Auto Parts Plant Venture
• Autoliv Said It Buy Back Stock
• China Plans To Set New Policies For Auto Industry
• Dana Sells Three Units To Buyout Firm
• Millennium Cell, Ballard Complete Partnership Agreement
• Chrysler To Offer Some Diesel SUV And Hybrid Pickup In 2003-04
• Bridgestone To Open First Fully Automated Tire Producing System
• SPX's Third Quarter Results Climb
• Auto Parts Retail Chains Named In Asbestos Suits
• Auto Parts Companies Sales Force Given More Pricing Authority, New Study Suggests
• Ballard Gets New Order For Automotive Fuel Cells
• Aisin To Expand Aluminum Automotive Casting In Kentucky
• China Authorizes Building Of Honda Auto Factory In China
• Dura Automotive Reports Improved Earnings
• Autoliv To Shut Two U.S. Plants In Cost Cutting Effort
• Isuzu, Shanghai Auto To Form Truck Venture In China
• Advance Auto Parts To File Registration Statement
• Automotive OEMs Need To Provide Suppliers With More Complete
• Brake System Joint Ventured Formed In China
• Rouge Industries Posts Higher Third Quarter Earnings
• Japan's Automakers, U.S. Tool Makers Exchange Information
• Volkswagen Confirms Plans For Moscow Plant
• Dana Corp. Reports Third-Quarter Earnings
• Parts Makers, Vehicle Manufacturers Not Prepared To Meet TREAD Act Compliance
• China's Low-Cost Labor May Keep Pricing Pressure On Global Suppliers
• R&B Reports Higher Income In Third Quarter