Jaguar's S-type is next wave in midsize luxury
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Jaguar, the British automaker, is pinning all it hopes in its soon-to-be released car, called the 2000 Jaguar S-type. The company, acquired by Ford Motor in 1989, is hoping that the car, set to be available by spring 1999, will turn the company into a maker of a mainstream luxury brand, from a maker of exotic, high-priced cars. Jaguar is also hoping that the car, priced at about $45,000, will double its North American sales to over 40,000 per year as well as return the company to profitability.
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Is pinning all it hopes in its soon-to-be released car called the 2000 Jaguar S-type
Publication Name: USA Today
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ISSN: 0734-7456
Year: 1998
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Tamoxifen touted for men's heart disease
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Researchers at Cambridge University claim that Tamoxifen, which is used in treating breast cancer, can also protect men from heart diseases. The researchers say Tamoxifen dilates blood vessels, which increases blood circulation. It also reduces the amount of artery-clogging fats in the blood. They recommend that further trials should be conducted on Tamoxifen and a related drug called raloxifene for the prevention of coronary artery diseases in men.
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ISSN: 0734-7456
Year: 2001
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$400 million honda plant to be built in Alabama
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American Honda Motor Company Inc will invest $400 million to build a 1.7-million-sq-ft plant on a 1,340-acre site near Lincoln, AL, about 40 miles east of Birmingham. The new plant will manufacture minivans or future sport-utility vehicles and V-6 engines. It will have an annual capacity of 120,000 vehicles and 120,000 engines. The construction Honda's fifth plant in North America will start in the summer of 2000 and will be completed in 2002.
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ISSN: 0734-7456
Year: 1999
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