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Volvo Profit up, Sales Back to Pre-Crisis Levels
Truck maker Volvo AB 's second-quarter the world's biggest truck makers, with brands including Volvo , Mack, Renault and makes buses, engines and construction equipment. Sales in Volvo 's truck unit alone rose 20 percent
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Strengthening Hamas in Gaza
radio. On the other side of the border, Palestinian driver Subhi al-Chur, 47, is sweating profusely in the cab of his Volvo truck . He has been waiting in line for five long hours. "This is my first load after four years of unemployment," he says
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Ford CEO says shift to small cars here to stay; video Q&A
Americans' switch to buying smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles is permanent, not a temporary shunning of big SUVs while they wait for record fuel prices to drop, Ford Motor CEO Alan Mulally says. Mulally says the stampede is a "structural change" and if, as Ford f predicts, fuel prices stay up,
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Ford CEO says shift to small cars here to stay
Americans' switch to buying smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles is permanent, not a temporary shunning of big SUVs while they wait for record fuel prices to drop, Ford Motor CEO Alan Mulally says. Mulally says the stampede is a "structural change" and if, as Ford f predicts, fuel prices stay up,
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Microsoft Conference Device Drives Volvo Meetings
Volvo Group 's business is all about getting from Center in Gothenburg, Sweden. Some Volvo Group employees gather around fixed, room NetMeeting is used by about 60,000 of Volvo Group 's approximately 100,000 employees
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GM sales up as Ford, Toyota, Nissan fall in January
General Motors gm and Mazda were the only mainstream automakers to report improved sales last month — a brutal January that saw perennial sales champs skidding along with the perennially troubled. Big gains from newly launched Chevrolet Malibu midsize sedan and Cadillac CTS sport sedan, plus strong
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Mitsubishi President Steps Down
boss for the car division, which confirms what MMC has said and that is that the car and truck divisions must be separate, AB Volvo spokesman Mats Edenborg told Reuters. Eleven months ago Volvo, the world s second biggest truck maker, and Mitsubishi took
