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VW is aiming to be the first manufacturer to provide an
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The supplier organizations warned that as many as one million jobs
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Volga-Dnepr enjoyed a huge boost in sales last year as Virgin
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Pregis Corp. reduced scrap by $80,000 annually and improved safety
at its Plymouth, Ind. plant as a result of findings by a team of
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"Toyota: The Japanese automaker powered out of a downturn in
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"You need to look at each supplier, determine which parts they
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Sponsored case studies from the American Machinist collection
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