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Bringing together engineers and workers from the Airbus operations in Toulouse and Hamburg to build complex aircraft with new designs is an ongoing challenge at EADS Airbus. Other related challenges include how to divide labor and management responsibilities considering the interests of unions and governments to achieve an efficient enterprise.
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Airbus, Amid Turmoil, Revives Troubled Plane
Wall Street Journal 10/15/2007
Airbus Wants A380 Cost CutsWall Street Journal 07/13/2012
How Bosch will tap into India's low cost car market. It plans to market electronics systems, brakes and fuel injections sytems to Tata.
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Bosch Wants to Expand Supply For Low - Price Cars
New York Times 12/30/2007
In India, a $2,500 Pace CarNew York Times 10/12/2007
Ford's investments across Asia, in China, India and Thailand and plans for lower cost cars for the hundreds of millions of customers who can afford a really low priced car in the $2500- $7500 price range.
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Ford to Build Car Plant in Thailand
New York Times 10/10/2007
Ford to Expand in India, Planning a Small Car and an Engine PlantNew York Times 01/08/2008
Bernanke's views about the half point interest rate cut in 2002 in his first months as Fed governor showed his concerns for overheating of residential construction but also that this was overweiged by his concerns for deflation and economic gloom current at the time.
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Economist 09/20/2007
Fed in 2002 Feared Deflation, Newly Released Transcripts ShowWall Street Journal 04/11/2008
How Motorola's experience with single hit products like the Razr cell phone compares with Ford's single hits like the F-150 truck and the Ford Explorer. Why this got both into trouble and the lack of new product at both companies during a critical period as competitors moved ahead.
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Motorola to Spin Off Handset Unit, As Icahn Waits
Wall Street Journal 02/01/2008
Detroit Auto Makers Try Some New TricksWall Street Journal 09/14/2007
A project by Petro-Canada came in at $4.8 billion, twice the original estimate. With costs rising and crude oil prices dropping below $50 a barrel, and viability of projects requiring price of $60, new projects may be cut.
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Wall Street Journal 09/12/2007
The Costly Compromises of Oil From SandNew York Times 01/07/2009
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How Ethanol Is Making The Farm Belt Thirsty
Wall Street Journal 09/05/2007
Ethanol Craze Cools As Doubts MultiplyWall Street Journal 11/28/2007
IBM's rapid upscaling of the Indian operations as one of its biggest overseas operations. And as a first IBM has focussed on getting a large share of the Indian IT market which Indian IT companies haven't focussed on to the extent IBM has.
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BusinessWeek 12/28/2007
A Red-Hot Big Blue In IndiaBusinessWeek 09/03/2007
Tata will get Land Rover and Jaguar for about $1 billion when it cost $5 billion to acquire these assets and has invested heavily since then. The credit squeeze gives Tata these assets at a good price.
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Tata May Bid for Ford's Luxury Brands
Wall Street Journal 08/27/2007
Tata Pulls Ford Units Into Its OrbitNew York Times 01/04/2008
The achievements of the Tata family, the immense change Tata companies are going through, expansion into many businesses as India grows, and Ratan Tata's leadership.
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BusinessWeek 08/13/2007
Four Wheels for the Masses: The $2,500 CarNew York Times 01/08/2008
Virgin America Richard Branson's American airline brings new competition to America. Branson's Virgin operations do things differently, have their own ways of doing things to stand out with customers, and in costs and facilities.
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Wall Street Journal 01/05/2008
No, the CEO Isn't Sir Richard BransonWall Street Journal 07/30/2007
Two sister of the Pakistan Human Rights Commission try to bring better government and respect for human rights and freedom from arbitrary detention to Pakistan.
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New York Times 01/06/2008
In Pakistan, Two Sisters Turn Up Heat on MusharrafWall Street Journal 07/18/2007
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Cadbury Redefines Cheap Luxury
Wall Street Journal 06/08/2009
P&G's Global Target: Shelves of Tiny StoresWall Street Journal 07/16/2007
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Airbus, Amid Turmoil, Revives Troubled Plane
Wall Street Journal 10/15/2007
Airbus Wants A380 Cost CutsWall Street Journal 07/13/2012
Ratan Tata's small car vision coming true. Ingenuity of Indian engineers to build a car for the motorcycle millions. who can upgrade to an Indian style jellybean vehicle on 4 wheels.
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Four Wheels for the Masses: The $2,500 Car
New York Times 01/08/2008
In India, a $2,500 Pace CarNew York Times 10/12/2007
VW's investment in Czech Republic Skoda plant to turn out a highly successful car is similiar to the investment by Renault in Romania's Dacia Automobile SA.
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Frugal Dacia Stars in Renault's Overhaul
Wall Street Journal 02/11/2008
Skoda Means Quality. ReallyBusinessWeek 10/01/2007
Reform of Pemex is part of broad reforms and this includes a tax overhaul.
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Economist 12/19/2007
Mexico Enacts a Tax-Overhaul BillNew York Times 09/15/2007
Petro -Canada faces risks in its oil sands project as project costs continue to rise as rapidly as oil prices, could end up 2-3 times the original estimate.
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Oil Sands Are Shifting in Alberta
Wall Street Journal 02/05/2008
Petro-Canada Faces ChallengeWall Street Journal 09/12/2007
The widening gap between European and Japanese fuel efficiency standards and the same standards in the USA.
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American Energy Policy, Asleep at the Spigot
New York Times 07/06/2008
Latest Concept for Car Makers: Being All Things to All CustomersWall Street Journal 09/08/2007
Nissan's Ghosn opens factory in Tangier, Morrocco, to make the Logan, a $7500 car already made in several countries.
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Wall Street Journal 12/13/2007
Ghosn Bets Big on Low-Cost StrategyWall Street Journal 09/04/2007
Transformation of state oil companies, Pemex and Petrobras. Struggling with the similar issues, President Calderon of Mexico takes them on over 10 years after President Cardozo faced them in Brazil in 1995.
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Economist 12/19/2007
How a Sleepy Oil Giant Became a World PlayerWall Street Journal 08/30/2007
How Virgin keeps its IT costs down- only 15 IT staffers and its all done low cost.
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Wall Street Journal 01/05/2008
Virgin America Flies New IT PathWall Street Journal 08/21/2007
The way Virgin does it to link San Francisco and New York at $250, with more amentities and attracting attention by decking SF city hall in Virgin's colors, Branson style.
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Wall Street Journal 01/05/2008
Will Virgin America Enjoy Much of a Honeymoon?Wall Street Journal 08/06/2007
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VW Gains Traction With Big U.S. Push
Wall Street Journal 01/11/2013
Can VW Finally Find Its Way In America?BusinessWeek 07/23/2007
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P.& G. Sees the World as Its Client
New York Times 12/12/2009
P&G's Global Target: Shelves of Tiny StoresWall Street Journal 07/16/2007
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