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Analysts: Future Bleak For Detroit Automakers
Car Assembly LineGM might need to raise $10 billion, Ford could be forced to sell Volvo and Chrysler may have few if any options by late next year, suggested JPMorgan analysts.
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   Supply Chain Partnerships Or Supply Chain Management?
By Michael Collins, MPC Management
 
To achieve the efficiencies and effectiveness that everyone wants in supply chains will require cooperation between suppliers and customers -- not just cost reduction in a one-sided adversarial relationship.
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Design & Development
Airbus Displays New A400M Military Transport Plane
Hulking, gray aircraft with a black nose and four black propellers is designed to replace Lockheed Martin's aging C-130 Hercules cargo aircraft.
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Sec. Gates Becomes Involved In Disputed Tanker Deal
Defense Secretary pledged direct involvement in moving forward a disputed $35 billion tanker contract after congressional investigators detailed numerous mistakes the Air Force made in awarding the deal.
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Energy
Paulson Warns No Quick Fix For Oil Prices
Treasury Secretary said the U.S. urgently needs to end its addiction to oil, reduce dependence on foreign energy imports and promote investment in renewable alternatives.
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Oil Prices Near $146 A Barrel
Expectations that the European Central Bank will raise interest rates later Thursday could further weaken the U.S. dollar and drive oil prices even higher.
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Environmental
Lead Paint Ruling Dims Hope Of Quick Cleanup
Rhode Island officials say ruling means they'll have to rely on a more piecemeal approach to fighting lead poisoning than the sweeping fix they hoped the cleanup would provide.
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W.Va. Gov. Seeks Review Of DuPont Zinc Plant Case
Gov. Joe Manchin has urged the West Virginia Supreme Court to clarify whether DuPont has a right to have an appeal heard on $196.2 million in punitive damages.
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Supply Chain
Japan's Vehicle Output Rises Nearly 7 Percent
Domestic vehicle production climbed 6.8 percent from a year earlier to 924,897 units in May, thanks to robust export demand, an industry group said.
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New Orleans Port: General Cargo Down Sharply
General cargo handled through the port dropped by more than 26 percent during the first four months of 2008, following a year that marked a 17-year low point.
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Labor Relations
Lockheed Martin Eliminating Up To 100 Jobs
Defense contractor plans to lay off up to 100 workers from its aircraft refurbishing facility in South Carolina.
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Laid-Off Workers Block Canadian Plant’s Main Gate
Employees laid off from Federal Gypsum blocked the gate for 4 hours before extracting promises from the company and a creditor that they hope will prevent the need for further blockades.
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Manufacturing Technology
Japanese Robot Startups Join Forces
Four leading startups united over a concern that neighboring South Korea could pull ahead in the race to transform robots from science fiction to commercial success.
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SAP Buying Manufacturing Software Maker
German business software maker said buying Visiprise would offer manufacturing customers a 'robust product offering' that would boost operational efficiency and enhance quality.
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Safety
SKorean President Calls For End To U.S. Beef Dispute
President Lee Myung-bak said he would not tolerate illegal, violent protests against U.S. beef imports, but would listen more carefully to public opinion at peaceful rallies.
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Pennsylvania Manufacturer Fined For Worker Death
Federal regulators have proposed $119,400 in workplace safety fines against KMA Manufacturing after a worker died when a six-ton cylinder dropped onto him from a crane.
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Facilities & Operations
American Of Martinsville Cutting 400 Jobs
Furniture maker plans to eliminate more than half of the work force and end most wood furniture production at its Martinsville, Va., plant by late summer.
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Canadian Auto Parts Maker Closes 11 Plants
Progressive Moulded Products, maker of plastic instrument panels, confirmed the shutdown of 11 small plants, costing 2,000 jobs.
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