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The 10 Most Sexist Companies in Canada

Canada -- long considered a better nation than they United States because of its low violence rates, tolerance, spirit of equality and free health care -- is home to just ...
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JPMorgan Analyst Makes Key Research Calls in Auto Sector

JPMorgan has issued some very mixed analyst initiations this morning pertaining to the U.S. auto sector, which includes many of the key parts and systems providers in the group. Ford ...
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Zoltek Makes Deal, Shares Soar (ZOLT, MGA)

Specialty fiber maker Zoltek Companies Inc. (NASDAQ: ZOLT) has signed a deal with auto parts manufacturer Magna International Inc. (NYSE: MGA) to develop low-cost carbon fiber sheeting molding compounds for ...
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American Cities Where Manufacturing Is Booming

Last Friday, President Obama pointed to the improving labor market as a sign the economy is recovering. According to the jobs report released last week, companies hired more than ...
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Will US Taxpayers Fund GM Europe Bailout?

GM has decided to keep its European operations, Opel and Vauxhall. Now, it has to figure out how to pay for them. Opel owes the German government over $1.3 billion ...
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GM Screws The Germans, Will Keep Opel

The German government went to a great deal of trouble to finance a bid for Canadian parts firm Magna (NYSE:MGA) and a Russian financial group to buy GM's Opel and ...
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As Germany Opens Opel Funding, GM Could Keep The Unit

The German government got in trouble with EU regulators because it only offered $6.7 billion in aid to one of the bidders for GM's Opel unit. That bidder was Canadian car ...
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GM May Get Opel Back–With Chinese Help

When GM"s board was mulling its options for its European operation including Opel, there were rumors that it might simply choose to keep the company and ride out the car ...
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Media Digest 11/14/2008 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Bloomberg

According to Reuters, concerns about the global economy are growing as the G20 nations are meeting.Reuters says that Congress challenged banks on how they would use bailout funds.Reuters reports that ...
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