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General Motors Corp. said Monday it will cut production by another 117,000 vehicles, citing continued weak in consumer demand for pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles.
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Database provider InfoGroup Inc. said Thursday its founder Vinod Gupta has stepped down as chief executive.
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A Kuwaiti oil official says a small explosion at one of the country’s oil refineries has killed one worker and injured another. Production was not affected.
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Titan shipped its first giant 63-inch production tire and wheel assemblies from its facility in Bryan, Ohio. Pictured with the assemblies are Tom Jagielski, production manager, Ernest Rodia, chief operating officer, and Dan Steltmann, OTR development...
