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| Toyota names new W.V. plant boss |
| Toyota Motor Manufacturing West Virginia Inc. has named Yutaka Mizuno president of its Buffalo, W. Va., engine and transmission plant. |
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| GM boosts automaking efficiency |
| General Motors Corp. cut the number of worker-hours it takes to build a vehicle in North America by about 5 percent last year |
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| BMW sees improved profit, sales in 2002 |
| BMW said on Tuesday its concentration on high-margin niches gave it confidence to improve its record 2001 profit, unit sales and revenues this year.
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| Ford says on track with restructuring |
| Ford Motor Co, which in January announced 35,000 job cuts and the closure of up to seven North American plants, had prepared a ``worst-case scenario'' which it could implement if necessary. |
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| Cleveland plant to reopen |
| Ford Motor Co. announced Friday that its idled engine plant will reopen in 2003. When production resumes, the factory will employ 650 workers.
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| Northrop Grumman bids $5.9 billion for TRW |
| Northrop Grumman Corp. launched a $5.9B unsolicited bid to buy TRW Inc., as it aims to boost its aerospace business. |
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