Auto Makers Brace For New Era Of Competition
Major automakers are decentralizing plants and purchasing to near markets in a bid to cut costs as the industry shifts toward a competitive era. GM leads with 37.4 percent output, Ford at 21.4 percent, Chrysler expanding operations, and a broad network of suppliers across 30 states. The Big Three command about 79 percent of U.S. car production with others like Studebaker and Kaiser-Frazer contributing, while Ford seeks West Coast vendors to localize parts and reduce trade discounts amid evolving market dynamics.
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Scots Plen Exhibit Of Produce In U.S.
Edinburgh AP reports the Scottish Council Development and Industry plans an exhibit to promote Scottish produce in the United States under the Scottish Tourist Board program. The event will feature a box supper and a display in the new church building near Sleeora, with attendees invited to hear a local speaker and see a showcase of goods.
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