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 CHINA\'S industrial output will continue to face hard times this year despite the government\'s stimulus plan, a Cabinet minister said yesterday, adding that it\'s too early to talk about a recovery. "Our first priority this year is to revive industrial production,&qu

Ford Motor Co expects sales in its Chinese venture to grow at least 10 percent this year after the government stimulus plan in the automotive industry begins to take effect, a company executive said yesterday. Ford expected its three-party venture -- Chang\'an Ford Mazda Automob

By Joanne Jiu  From:Gasgoo.comFebruary 26, 2009 China is playing an increasingly critical role in automotive industry globally, but very few new technologies now take place in the Chinese auto market. The market is still maturing and  faces similar challenges as other

China may be the buyer of last resort for Volvo From:Daily FinanceMarch 09, 2009 Ford Motor needs money and is almost certainly willing to sell Volvo to add cash to its balance sheet. A Chinese car company may be willing to oblige. According to The Times, "Geely Automotive

Polk: Chinese carmakers have chances and challenges in \'09 An exclusive interview with Molly Tang, analyst of Beijing Polk-CATARC By Kelly, Lucy  From:Gasgoo.comMarch 05, 2009 The outbreak of the global financial crisis dragged the growth of the Chinese auto market down

The 2007 Volvo S60 gets restyled with a new grille and bumper design, redesigned outside mirrors with integrated turn signals that automatically flash three times with light pressure on turn signal stalk, and aluminum inserts added to column stalks and steering wheel switches to