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EU approves Rolls-Royce joint venture  Feb 17th, 2009 
A new business link between aircraft engines maker Rolls-Royce and an investment fund based in the United Arab Emirates was approved by the European Commission today.The deal was cleared under merger ... 
 
 
Auto Beggars Return to D.C. For More $  Feb 17th, 2009 
More Photos Since December, GM and Chrysler have received $9.4 billion and $4 billion, respectively, to help them survive plummeting auto sales and mammoth debts. GM may be eligible 
 
 
Chrysler hopes for more cash  Feb 17th, 2009 
As employees at Chrysler LLC drive into a parking structure at the automaker's Auburn Hills campus, a sign on the ground floor reminds them why they can't park on the roof. 
 
 
Auto firms oversight also requires insight  Feb 17th, 2009 
Auto firms oversight also requires insight Nearly two years ago, candidate Barack Obama used a prophetic Detroit Economic Club speech to urge the Motor City's automakers to radically change -- or die... 
 
 
Auto panel to exert broad clout  Feb 17th, 2009 
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama's decision to create a task force on autos, rather than appoint a car czar, centralizes authority within an administration that realizes the struggling automakers ... 
 
 
Beijing has more cars on roads  Feb 17th, 2009 
BEIJING, Feb. 17 (Xinhua) -- Beijing registered 65,970 new motor vehicles in the first 45 days of this year, with a daily increase of 1,466, according to the municipal traffic authority. That broug... 
 
 
Law after thieves targeting cars for metal  Feb 17th, 2009 
As with copper, the value of steel has increased, so investigators are finding that it is becoming more common for thieves to tow -- or to have the vehicles towed -- to scrap yards, where the cars are... 
 
 
Beijing gets 1,500 new cars every day  Feb 17th, 2009 
Beijing, Feb 17 : About 1,500 cars join the already clogged roads in this Chinese capital city daily, increasing traffic pressure and safety risks, officials said Tuesday. 
 
 
Chrysler cuts back on clocks and more  Feb 17th, 2009 
The automaker took most of them down -- to save an estimated $20,000 a year on batteries and having workers change the time twice a year for daylight saving time.It's part of the company's intensified... 
 
 
Delphi to cut 775 jobs at Saginaw site  Feb 17th, 2009 
Delphi Corp., the former auto-parts division of General Motors Corp., is cutting 775 jobs, or 11% of the workforce, at the company's steering-components operation in Saginaw. 
 
 
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