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March 21, 2013
05:57 EDTRUSHA, NAV, DDAIF, PCAR, CMIU.S. heavy truck sales face new efficiencies, WSJ reports
The country's need for 18-wheeler trucks is shrinking, undercutting demand for the big rigs that take to the nation's highways, reports the Wall Street Journal. Heavy truck sales, while rising modestly in recent years, remain far off their 2006 peak as rising fuel, driver and equipment costs have led shippers to devise ways to operate more efficiently. Reference Link
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May 21, 2013
19:57 EDTCMICummins shares still attractive, Barron's says
Cummins' engines account for 40% of the heavy-duty trucks produced in North America, and though shares of the company have gained 35% since Barron's first highlighted the company in 2011, at 12 times forward earnings, shares of Cummins still look attractive, says Barron's Inside Scoop. Reference Link
07:45 EDTDDAIFMercedes Benz strike ends in South Africa, Reuters reports
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May 20, 2013
14:49 EDTNAV, PCARNavistar appoints Bill Kozek as president North America truck business
Navistar (NAV) announced it has appointed Bill Kozek as president of the company's North America Truck and Parts business. He succeeds Jack Allen, who was promoted to COO last month. Kozek joins Navistar following a 26-year career at PACCAR (PCAR), where he most recently served as vice president and general manager of its Peterbilt Motors.
06:01 EDTDDAIFImported car prices in China decline, Bloomberg reports
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May 17, 2013
07:39 EDTDDAIFEU auto sales move into posiitve teritory, FT reports
Auto sales in the European Union in April ended an 18-month losing streak, as hopes are raised that the market’s decline in the continent had finally begun to slow, reports the Financial Times. New registrations in the EU were up 1.7% compared with the same month a year ago, helped by gains in the German and U.K. markets, Europe’s largest by sales.Reference Link
May 16, 2013
08:49 EDTNAVNavistar sells recreational vehicle business
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May 14, 2013
10:20 EDTDDAIFDaimler AG management to meet with JPMorgan
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10:18 EDTPCARPACCAR management to meet with JPMorgan
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06:12 EDTDDAIFAudi sales growth surges in China, Bloomberg reports
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May 13, 2013
10:38 EDTNAVOshkosh vehicle design rejected by Pentagon, Defense News says
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