China, India drive record sales of cars

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The largest number of cars were sold in 2004 than ever before in countries such as China and India which began to drive global auto industry growth. The developing world is expected to lead the auto industry forward, in particular China and India, because they have rapid growth and huge, nearly car-free populations.

Sales & consumption, India, Automobile industry, Growth, Company growth, Industry sales and revenue

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SARS corroding China's big export machine

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The outbreak of SARS, severe acute respiratory syndrome, in Asia has greatly impacted the region's export economy. China's light manufacturing sector, which is heavily concentrated in the southern part of the country where the SARS outbreak hit hardest, has suffered from labor shortages.

Labor force information, Asia, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Economic aspects, International aspects, Employment, Severe acute respiratory syndrome

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Navistar still awaits word on money to keep plant

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Navistar International Corp. is hoping to?secure funding to keep its?truck plant in Chatham, Ontario, Canada operating. However, there is no news about the funding from local and federal governments.

Government expenditures, Facilities & equipment, Heavy Duty Truck Manufacturing, Ontario, Trucks, Heavy Duty, Truck industry, Finance, Buildings and facilities, Heavy duty trucks, Navistar International Corp., NAV, Government finance, Chatham, Canada

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