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Hyundai to Tap a Kia Plant

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Wall Street Journal - 09.01.2010 Original article ›

Mike Ramsey, Mike, Ramsey

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By shifting production of the Santa Fe SUV model to Kia's West Point, Georgia, plant- which makes the Kia Sorrento- Hyundai plans to free up 100,000 units capacity at it newly opened Montgomery, Alabama, plant. This freed up capacity will be used to meet increasing demand for Hyundai's Sonata sedans. Hyundai owns 34% of Kia Motors. The West Point plant was built to produce 300,000 units and uses the same components for the Santa Fe that it uses for the Sorrento.

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Amazon Grabs the TV Remote

Wall Street Journal - 09.01.2010 Original article ›

Sam Schechner, Sam, Schechner, Geoffrey A. Fowler, Geoffrey, A., Fowler

Burger King Is in Talks Over Possible Sale

Wall Street Journal - 09.01.2010 Original article ›

Gina Chon, Gina, Chon, Anupreeta Das, Anupreeta, Das

Weber Stumbles on Way to Head ECB

Wall Street Journal - 09.01.2010 Original article ›

Brian Blackstone, Brian, Blackstone

Manufacturing Powers India's 8.8% Growth

Wall Street Journal - 09.01.2010 Original article ›

Anant Vijay Kala, Anant, Vijay, Kala, Mukesh Jagota, Mukesh, Jagota

Fed Wrestled With Questions, Doubts

Wall Street Journal - 09.01.2010 Original article ›

Jon Hilsenrath, Jon, Hilsenrath

Home Prices Rise; Outlook Dims

Wall Street Journal - 09.01.2010 Original article ›

Sudeep Reddy, Sudeep, Reddy

Obama Marks End of Iraq War to Focus on Economy

Wall Street Journal - 09.01.2010 Original article ›

Jonathan Weisman, Jonathan, Weisman

Staff Losses and Dissent May Hurt Crisis Panel

New York Times - 08.31.2010 Original article ›

Sewell Chan, Sewell, Chan, Eric Dash, Eric, Dash

Strong Exports Lift U.S. Agriculture Sector

New York Times - 08.31.2010 Original article ›

William Neuman, William, Neuman

A Revitalized G.M. Eliminates Its Old Assets

New York Times - 08.31.2010 Original article ›

Peter Lattman, Peter, Lattman, Michael J. De La Merced, Michael, J., De, La, Merced

Fed Panel Expressed Uncertainty, Minutes Reveal

New York Times - 08.31.2010 Original article ›

Sewell Chan, Sewell, Chan

Support of Anglo Irish Bank Strains Ireland

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New York Times - 08.31.2010 Original article ›

Landon Thomas Jr., Landon, Thomas, Jr.

S.E.C. Wonât Charge Moodyâs With Ratings Violation

New York Times - 08.31.2010 Original article ›

Edward Wyatt, Edward, Wyatt

F.D.I.C. Gives a Mixed Report on Banks in 2nd Quarter

New York Times - 08.31.2010 Original article ›

Eric Dash, Eric, Dash

Calm Academic Tries to Tame Nigeriaâs Electoral Chaos

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New York Times - 08.31.2010 Original article ›

Adam Nossiter, Adam, Nossiter

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Attahiru Jega, Vice Chanellor of Bayero University, Kano, Nigeria, is the new head of Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission with responsibility for the first fair election in Nigeria's history. He has to come up with an entirely new list of voters for a country of 70 million, and very little time to do this. The task involves tens of thousands of computers with finger printing technology and video to be used in 12,000 polling stations, training 360,000 workers, and all this in a country where electricity is mostly generated by private gas powered generators and transport links are poor.

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