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MPIF member profile: Alpha Precision Group
2016 mergers expand capacity, capabilities for Alpha Sintered Metals.
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Suppliers, sourcing, logistics, capacity, and industrial resilience.
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Today’s Motor Vehicles’ reader opinions
Auto sales finally got back above pre-recession levels in 2014 with August sales reaching a seven-year high. After six long years, sales levels have matched 2007’s pace. More importantly, several research groups expect 2015 continue to grow. Today’s Motor Vehicles allows marketers direct access to this healthy industry with continued growth.
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Trump orders reset of 2022-2025 fuel economy standards review
Auto sales finally got back above pre-recession levels in 2014 with August sales reaching a seven-year high. After six long years, sales levels have matched 2007’s pace. More importantly, several research groups expect 2015 continue to grow. Today’s Motor Vehicles allows marketers direct access to this healthy industry with continued growth.
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NFPA member profile: Linde Hydraulics
Positive industry outlook for off-highway equipment boosts drive, pump, valve maker.
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Toyota taps Arconic for Lexus RX show metal
Aluminum producer to supply crossover metal from Iowa, Illinois plants.
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Toyota donates engineering building in Kentucky as a school
As automaker moves management functions to Texas, new uses sought for buildings.
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Borgward, Faurecia form seating joint venture
Chinese venture to start with seats, move to full automotive cockpits.
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Festo opens Cincinnati area logistics plant
Automation equipment supplier seeks closer ties to Midwest customers.
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Canadian auto workers union authorizes strikes against Ford, GM, FCA
If new contract not reached by Sept. 19, Unifor to strike all three companies.
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Cicco named FANUC America president, CEO
Rick Schneider named chairman, will stay on board.
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Volkswagen to spend $15 billion to settle diesel scandal
Company to spend $10 billion buying back cars, $5 billion for regulators.
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GMTA names off-highway project manager
German Machine Tools of America appoints Dan Thomas.