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Survey: Auto execs plan to increase investments in plants and distribution


More and more auto executives around the world say they are planning to increase investments in plants and distribution networks as fears of overcapacity decline. According to a survey released today by financial advisory company KPMG, auto execs are becoming more optimistic about the market despite economic worries in Europe and the slowing down of growth in China. 64 percent of automotive ...
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