Additive Manufacturing
5 Reasons Why Relationship Marketing is Important in Business
Business has changed since social media has arrived on the scene. Businesses have to change their focus and concentrate on building relationships with people in order to empower their brand and build lasting relationships that will result in long term profits.
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2018 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV
The thing about the 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) is that it comes with a certain pedigree that most people are probably unaware of.
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Suzuki to Begin EV Tests in India
Suzuki Motor Corp. is preparing to begin testing a fleet of about 50 small electric cars in India ahead of introducing its first EV—the Wagon R minicar—there in about 2020.
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U.S., South Korea Sign Updated Free Trade Deal
South Korea and the U.S. formally updated their KORUS free-trade agreement on Monday, cinching President Donald Trump’s first major trade deal.
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Firm Fined $6.3 Million for Software that Defeats Emission Controls
A Florida software company has been ordered to pay $6.3 million in fines and repairs after selling 363,000 aftermarket software kits designed to disable emission control systems.
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Chery Readies Frankfurt Design Center
China’s Chery Automobile Co. is opening a design and development center in Frankfurt, the company’s first facility in Europe.
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FCA to Name Gorlier as Head of European Operations?
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV is close to naming Pietro Gorlier to head its operations in Europe, sources tell Bloomberg News.
Read MoreMercedes Road Tests Hypercar Prototype
Daimler AG’s has begun testing a prototype of its Project One hypercar on public roads in the U.K.
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Thai Court Orders Ford to Pay $1 Million for Gearbox Woes
Ford Motor Co.’s sales and service unit in Thailand has been ordered to compensate 291 car owners a combined $23 million baht ($989 million) for a troublesome transmission.
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China Accuses U.S. of Bullying as New Tariffs Take Effect
China’s State Council accuses the U.S. of brazen protectionism and false claims in a sharply worded retort to new tariffs that went into effect today on $200 billion worth of imported Chinese goods.
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