DaimlerChrysler steers $226 million into Beijing Jeep Corp

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DaimlerChrysler AG is investing up to $226 million into its struggling Beijing Jeep Corp. joint venture in order to reverse Beijing Jeep's unprofitability. The investment will bring about a restructuring of the venture.

Motor vehicles and car bodies, Germany, Organizational history, Use of Funds, Investments, DaimlerChrysler AG, DCX, Beijing Jeep Corp.

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'Le Cost-Cutter' steers Nissan toward record profit

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Nissan Motor Co. is expecting to post a profit of $1.54 billion for the six months ending in September, 2000, up 39% from the period last year. The financial success is due to chief executive Carlos Ghosn who is leading the company on a three-year plan to cut costs, become profitable and launch a series of new vehicles.

Japan, Sales, profits & dividends, Statistical Data Included, Management, Nissan Motor Company Ltd., Ghosn, Carlos

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China's new way of doing business; entry into WTO augurs control for foreign companies

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China's membership in the World Trade Organization, would be beneficial for Chinese and foreign companies in joint venture deals. It will strengthen those companies and help distribution of goods and services and remove restrictions and barriers to trade.

United States, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Photocopy Equipment, Photographic and Photocopying Equipment Manufacturing, Computers & Auxiliary Equip, Marketing procedures, Food & Kindred Products, Food Manufacturing, International economic relations, Farm Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing, Farm Machinery, Computer industry, Office equipment and supplies industry, Office equipment industry, Food industry, Marketing, International trade, Membership, Agricultural equipment, Joint ventures, Chinese foreign relations, United States foreign relations, World Trade Organization, Agricultural supplies industry, Agricultural equipment and supplies industry, Agricultural equipment industry, Xerox (China) Ltd., General Motors China, Bestfoods Asia Ltd., Caterpillar (China) Co., Compaq China

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