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Newell Rubbermaid's 2.0 Strategy -- Six Quick Takeaways
Vestas Lands Large Wind Turbine Contracts in China
Dell Reorganizes, Shakes up Top Management
U.S. Jobless Claims Dip in Holiday Week
World Stocks End Wretched 2008 with Modest Rally
Credit Card Companies Getting Billions In Taxpayer Bailout
Siemens Eyes Locomotive Venture with Russian Rail Company
U.S. Consumer Confidence Plunges to All-time Low
GMAC Announces Plans to Expand Lending
Chinese Steelmakers to Merge
Gazprom Profit Soars 83%
Rolls-Royce Wins Contract for Russia's Nord Stream Project
Wave of Layoffs Dashes Japanese Myth of Job for Life
Kuwait Scraps Deal with Dow Chemical
China to Offer Incentives to Scrap Old Cars
Application of Lean as Applied to Equipment Reliability
Singapore's Manufacturing Output Falls 7.5%
China Starts Anti-dumping Probes into European Screws
Fed Approves GMAC Bank Request in Boost for GM
Toshiba to Build New Green Battery Plant
Good Managers More Important Than Money to Employees in India
Top Wind Industry Accomplishments of 2008
Taiwan Sees Record Fall in Export Orders
Saab Receives Order for the Indian DHRUV Helicopters
U.S. GDP Drops 0.5%
Rolls-Royce Wins Air Engine Deal from Etihad Airways
Alcoa to Boost Stake in Eklem to Become Biggest Aluminum Producer
Caterpillar to Cut Pay, Offer Buyouts
Malaysian Manufacturing Slows in October
Chip Maker Secures Rescue Loan
Industrial Companies Need to 'Globalize' U.S. Boards of Directors
Russia Warns of Gas Supply Disruptions to Europe
Eurozone Factory Orders Slump
Suzuki, Daihatsu Step Up Job Cuts
Canada Unveils $3.3 Billion Rescue Plan for Auto Sector
Toyota Projects First-ever Operating Loss
Is Your Company "Chinese Nationalism-Proof?"
Chevy Volt Will Not Die, Says GM Blog
RWE Power Group Plans Large Offshore Wind Farm
U.S. Firms Join Forces to Build Lithium Ion Batteries for Cars
Ford Says it Doesn't Need Short-term Loans from Bailout
GM Grateful for Bailout
Chrysler Agrees to Terms for Government Rescue
Bush to Provide $13.4 Billion to Automakers
ThyssenKrupp to Cut Work Hours
Pat Buchanan On So-Called Toyota Republicans
Swiss Engineer Completes First World Tour in Solar-powered Car
Thai Auto Production to Fall 20% in 2009
FedEx to Slash Salaries to Cope with Downturn
EU to Ban 22 Dangerous Substances from Pesticides
Steel Group Shelves Plans for New Black Sea Plant
Western Digital Corp. to Cut 2,500 Jobs
Auto Parts Supplier Valeo to Cut 5,000 Jobs
Small Businesses: Building the Case for PLM Adoption
ExxonMobil Pays $6M Penalty For Air Pollution Violations
Chrysler Halts Manufacturing at All Plants for One Month
FMC Technologies Inc.: Depth Perception
Nissan Cutting Another 500 Jobs
Honda Sets up Hybrid Battery Venture Despite Slump
Crisis Forcing Fiat to Delay Launch of 2009 Models
Motorola Cuts Top Executive Pay
Autodesk to Acquire ALGOR
Manufacturing Technology Consumption Down in October
Leveraging Warehouse Management Systems for Today's Economy
Don't Just Cut Supply Chain Costs, Look at 'Bad' Revenue
The Robots First Conquered Japan...
GM Opens New Plant in China
These Technologies Are Going to Bomb Big-Time in 2009
Isuzu, Toyota Shelve Development of Clean Diesel Engine
ASEAN Nations Press on with Trade Pacts
Volkswagen's Skoda Opens Technology Center
General Electric Wins $3 Billion Iraqi Power Deal
Toshiba to Slash Memory Chip Output Due to Supply Glut
Aerospace & Defense Supply Chains Prepare for Uncertainty in 2009
Viewpoint -- Competing Well Means Being Well-Prepared
China Loses Appeal Against WTO Car Parts Ruling
ArcelorMittal, Steel Firms Hit by Record Fine in France
Toyota to Delay Opening of Plant in Mississippi
Volkswagen to Invest $410 Million in Slovakia
Increasing Cost Pressures Major Concern for Manufacturers
Mattel to Pay $12 Million Over Chinese-made Toxic Toys
Siemens to Pay $800 Million Corruption Settlement
China's Industrial Output Continues to Slow in November
China's First Mass-produced Hybrid Car Goes on Sale
Volkswagen to Sell Brazilian Heavy Truck Division to MAN
Industrial Production Decreases 0.6%
Chemicals Companies Slash Production, Shed Jobs
GM-owned Vauxhall to Use Employee Sabbaticals to Cut Costs
Electrolux Cuts 3,000 Jobs Worldwide
Brother, Can You Spare A Few Billion?
Wind Turbine Supply Chain Spinning Up
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