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{{newsitem|Slumping U.S. auto union wraps boomtown meeting|June 15, 2006 |LAS VEGAS, June 15 (Reuters) - In a stark pairing of bust and boom, glitter and grit, the union representing the slumping U.S. auto industry on Thursday wrapped up its four-day meeting in Las Vegas, a city celebrating a roll of steady growth. [http://today.reuters.com/investing/financeArticle.aspx?type=bondsNews&storyID=2006-06-15T184626Z_01_N15291484_RTRIDST_0_AUTOS-UAW-VEGAS.XML]}} | {{newsitem|Slumping U.S. auto union wraps boomtown meeting|June 15, 2006 |LAS VEGAS, June 15 (Reuters) - In a stark pairing of bust and boom, glitter and grit, the union representing the slumping U.S. auto industry on Thursday wrapped up its four-day meeting in Las Vegas, a city celebrating a roll of steady growth. }}[http://today.reuters.com/investing/financeArticle.aspx?type=bondsNews&storyID=2006-06-15T184626Z_01_N15291484_RTRIDST_0_AUTOS-UAW-VEGAS.XML] | ||
{{newsitem|China slashes auto import duties after WTO complaint|15 June 2006|China will cut import duties on automobiles and car parts starting next month after the US, European Union and Canada lodged a complaint in March with the World Trade Organisation.}}[http://www.financialexpress.com/fe_full_story.php?content_id=130740] |
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June
Slumping U.S. auto union wraps boomtown meeting
June 15, 2006
LAS VEGAS, June 15 (Reuters) - In a stark pairing of bust and boom, glitter and grit, the union representing the slumping U.S. auto industry on Thursday wrapped up its four-day meeting in Las Vegas, a city celebrating a roll of steady growth. (more...)[1]
China slashes auto import duties after WTO complaint
15 June 2006
China will cut import duties on automobiles and car parts starting next month after the US, European Union and Canada lodged a complaint in March with the World Trade Organisation. (more...)[2]