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Magna Aims At Russia

June 2008 | Company News Alert

The decline in the North American autos market has prompted not only carmakers but also parts suppliers to consider overseas production. Canadian auto parts maker Magna International plans to double sedan output in Russia by next year, while it cuts jobs in its domestic North American

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