NEW YORK – FORD Motor Company said on Thursday it would invest US$600 million to upgrade a Kentucky plant into the US automaker’s highest-volume plant in the world.
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Ford to invest US$600m in US plant ramp-up
NEW YORK – FORD Motor Company said on Thursday it would invest US$600 million to upgrade a Kentucky plant into the US automaker’s highest-volume plant in the world.
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Ford to invest US$600m in US plant ramp-up
Ford Motor Co., the world’s most profitable automaker, is hiring 1,800 workers and spending $600 million to overhaul a factory in Louisville, Kentucky, to build small sport-utility vehicles.
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Ford Investing $600 Million, Hiring 1,800 at Kentucky SUV Plant
I would be putting it mildly if I said that the world has come through a lot in the last few years. Much of the ills of the world have been blamed on bankers, but the fact remains that people at the helm of putting things right are also bankers — but of a slightly different ill, ie.
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Value investing: Top-down or bottom-up?
Investors confront a number of confusing trends. We examined key sectors and asked top analysts whether investors should be bullish or bearish in the near and longer terms.
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Silver ETFs vault to the top of the 2010 performance tables with gains of more than 70% and just a few weeks of trading left in the year.
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ETF Investing: Silver ETFs outshining gold in 2010
ETFs don’t necessarily mimic the economies they supposedly represent.
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Volkswagen said Friday it planned to invest 51.6 billion euros in the next four years to develop new models and attain its objective of becoming the world’s top car maker by 2018.
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A new agency, Invest KL, will be established next year to attract 100 multinational companies to invest in the federal capital and the Klang Valley over the next 10 years. Federal Territories and Urban Wellbeing Minister Datuk Raja Nong Chik Raja Zainal Abidin said the agency would collaborate with the Malaysian Investment Development Authority on the matter.
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‘Invest KL’ to lure investors to Kuala Lumpur
Blackstone Group LP, the world’s biggest private-equity firm, may allocate up to $2 billion for investment in India over three years, the Economic Times reported quoting Stephen Schwarzman, Blackstone’s chairman and co-founder. The firm has already invested $1.2 billion since it started operations in India five years ago, the report said.
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Blackstone Could Invest Another $2 Billion in India, Economic Times Says
Vale SA said it will invest $12 billion by 2014 to become the world’s second-largest phosphate and potash producer amid rising demand for the nutrient used to promote crop growth.
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Vale Plans to Invest $12 Billion to Challenge Potash’s Lead in Production