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    Last update: December 22, 2009

    +Ford, UAW reach tentative deal on contract changes
      Ford Motor Co. and the UAW announced a tentative agreement on Tuesday with a no-strike provision and other concessions to bring its labor costs in line with U.S. rivals.

    +Ford adds 4.5 million vehicles to largest U.S. recall
      Ford Motor Co. plans to add 4.5 million vehicles to the largest-ever U.S. recall because of leaky cruise control switches that have been reported to cause vehicle fires.

    +Wescast shares tumble after CFO resignation
      Shares of Wescast Industries fell 15 percent today after the supplier said its chief financial officer was resigning as of Oct. 30.

    +Marchionne is the and#8216;next generation of Lee Iacocca,' LaHood says
      Chrysler Group CEO Sergio Marchionne is and#8220;the next generation of Lee Iacocca,and#8221; Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said after visiting all three Detroit automakers yesterday and today.

    +GM to invest $230M in 4 Michigan plants to help build Volt, Cruze
      General Motors Co. said today it will invest more than $230 million in four plants around Flint, Mich., to help build the 2011 Chevrolet Cruze compact and the Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid sedan.

    +Johnson Controls forecasts rising sales, parts production
      Johnson Controls Inc. said today it expects higher sales next year as global auto production recovers, U.S.

    +Supplier Stoneridge acquires majority stake in electronics firm
      Defense and automotive supplier Bolton Conductive Systems today said it has agreed to sell majority ownership to vehicle switches and electronics maker Stoneridge Inc. Stoneridge will acquire a 51 percent equity stake in BCS under the deal for $5.

    +GM to sign deal to sell Opel Thursday, reports say
      General Motors Co. likely will sign a deal on Thursday to sell a majority stake in Opel to a group led by Magna International Inc., German news agencies reported, citing sources close to the negotiations.

    +Aston Martin recruits former Tesla exec to strengthen global sales
      Aston Martin has named former Tesla Motors and Harley Davidson executive Michael van der Sande to the newly created position of chief commercial officer.

    +Chrysler and BBDO said to be parting ways in 2010
      BBDO, which managed to survive a turnover of owners and CEOs at Chrysler this decade, will part with its longtime automotive client when its contract expires at the end of January, according to an executive close to the matter.

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