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Hyundai to Assemble Vehicles in Brazil 20 Feb 2007 Transport |
| Hyundai Motor Co., the world's sixth-largest automaker, said Tuesday it plans to export vehicle parts and components to be assembled at a locally owned plant in Brazil.
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| Delta Pushes Ahead on Standalone Plan 13 Jan 2007Transport |
| Delta Air Lines Inc., the nation's third-largest carrier, pushed ahead Friday with its effort to emerge from bankruptcy as a standalone company by formally asking the court to approve the |
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| AirTran Raises Midwest Bid to $345 Million 11 Jan 2007Transport |
| AirTran Holdings Inc. raised its offer for Midwest Air Group Inc. on Thursday to $345 million in cash and common stock. AirTran offered to pay $13.25 per Midwest share, including $6.625 in cash and |
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| Airline Mergers Could Raise Fares in '07 14 Dec 2006Transport |
| Even if the leaders of United and Continental agree to merge their airlines, the hard work of combining two work forces with different unions and conflicting interests will remain.
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| Nissan Plans Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Vehicle 11 Dec 2006Transport |
| Nissan Motor Co. announced plans Monday to launch a next-generation fuel cell vehicle in the early 2010s in Japan and North America as part of its mid-term environmental strategy.
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| GM Urges China to Lead by Embracing WTO Spirit 11 Dec 2006Transport |
| General Motors Corp., the world's largest auto maker, said on Monday that China's WTO entry has benefited both foreign and domestic auto makers, but that China should fully embrace the |
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| Air France, Alitalia Reveal Venture Talks 23 Nov 2006Transport |
| Air France-KLM and the financially troubled Italian airline Alitalia said they have begun tentative talks on a possible alliance, prompting Italian government suspicions about French intentions. |
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| Isuzu Denies Seeking GM Exit from Joint Diesel ops 8 Nov 2006Transport |
| Japanese truck maker Isuzu Motors Ltd. denied on Wednesday that it would ask General Motors Corp. to pull out of two joint ventures that produce diesel engines and replace the U.S. auto maker with |
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| Kenya Airlines Leads in Africa 6 Nov 2006Transport |
| Since entering into a business partnership with KLM, a Royal Dutch Airlines 10 years ago, Kenya Airways (KQ) branding itself as "Pride of Africa' has evolved into one of the most successful |
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| GM Shows Off Fuel Cell Car in Shanghai 6 Nov 2006Transport |
| General Motors CEO Rick Wagoner and Shanghai Mayor Han Zheng took a spin in the company's hydrogen fuel cell-powered Sequel on Monday in an event meant to showcase GM's progress in bringing |
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| Peugeot to Recall Ten Thousand 307s 31 Oct 2006Transport |
| The French car maker Peugeot said it had ordered the recall of 10,500 of its 307 model in Denmark owing to a fault in an advanced braking system, which in severe cases could cause fires. Peugeot |
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| African Airlines Starting to Put Safety First 26 Oct 2006Transport |
| At least 25 of the 29 African member airlines of the global airlines lobby group the International Air Transport Association (Iata) are in the process of completing operational audits, a key |
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| Ford Reports $5.8 Billion 3Q Loss 23 Oct 2006Transport |
| Ford Motor Co. said Monday its loss widened to $5.8 billion in the third quarter, weighed down by the costs of its massive restructuring plan aimed at reshaping the company and cutting expenses so it |
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| Ryanair's Bid for Aer Lingus 'Hard to Comprehend' 7 Oct 2006Transport |
| Ryanair's surprise hostile takeover bid for Aer Lingus is difficult to understand given that the state plans to retain a blocking minority in the company, Irish Transport Minister Martin Cullen |
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| Kenya Airways Postpones Brazzaville Route Launch 5 Oct 2006Transport |
| Kenya Airways will not launch scheduled flights to Congo Brazzaville tomorrow as earlier announced.Unresolved issues in negotiations on air traffic rights forced the last-minute cancellation.
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| Honda to Recall 270,000 Vehicles 5 Oct 2006Transport |
| Honda Motor will recall about 270,000 of its vehicles, mostly sold in Japan, due to defects in electric circuits and engine-linked parts.
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| GM-Renault/Nissan Alliance Talks 5 Oct 2006Transport |
| After nearly three months of talks, General Motors Corp. announced Wednesday that it had discarded a scheme to forge a broad, global alliance with Renault and Nissan after the other two automakers |
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| Porsche Aims to Increase Stake in Volkswagen 3 Oct 2006Transport |
| Porsche, the German maker of luxury sports cars, wants to further increase its stake in Europe's biggest car maker Volkswagen, Porsche chief Wendelin Wiedeking has said.
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