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• Ford resumes output at Belgian plant after worker blockade ends
• GM's North American chief considered for CEO job in 2010: book
• Japan raises view of economy for first time in 8 months
• GM may stop making Opel cars at Bochum as early as 2015
• Indonesia aims for FDI growth of 23 percent after record 2012
• Dow, S&P 500 end at five-year highs on early earnings beats
• Market flat on mixed earnings from Intel, Morgan Stanley
• Wall Street little changed; Intel drags, Morgan Stanley up
• Wall Street to open mixed on earnings, China data
• Automakers urge U.S. fight Japan's actions to weaken yen
• Most Boeing Dreamliners grounded for battery checks
• Renault's French job cutting plan gets better reception than PSA
• GM in talks with Facebook about return to paid ads
• Stock index futures point to lower open on Wall Street, Boeing in focus
• Ford gives peek at fuel-economy push with F-150 concept
• Renault aims to cut 7,500 posts in France by 2016
• GM CEO says Opel not for sale
• Fiat shares rise on broker views, talk of China deal
• Corvette enthusiasts await debut of 2014 model
• Acceleration, not speed, behind BMW diesel launch in U.S.
• Avis' buy of tiny Zipcar could be in antitrust fast lane
• New Opel CEO Neumann to take helm on March 1: source
• Kia's rising star Schreyer to take charge of Hyundai group car design
• Brazil judge orders Volkswagen recall in Rio Grande do Sul
• Honda to cut 800 UK jobs on falling European demand
• Analysis: In battle for the car, Sirius faces fight from Pandora
• Ford doubles dividend to seven-year high
• Audi says 2012 deliveries rise 11.7 percent to record 1.45 million
• Chrysler 2012 Jeep sales topped 700,000 worldwide for first time
• Nissan to sell new lower-priced version of Leaf electric car
• GM aims for investment grade rating in 2013: CEO
• VW, BMW favorites to gain market share in auto sector: survey
• GM adopts new Chevy ad campaign to suit global audience
• Geely's Volvo sees challenging 2013 after 2012 sales drop

• Einhorn sticks with what he likes after lackluster year
• Renault keeps pressure on union for deal amid protests
• GM ups the ante in talks over Opel factory closure
• GM's Girsky says major cost cuts still needed at Opel
• Father of Prius hybrid set to become Toyota chairman: executives
• Boeing probe focuses on battery, 787 deliveries halted
• Wall Street slips after disappointing Intel results
• Johnson Controls outlook disappoints, shares drop
• Stock futures mixed as Intel offsets Morgan Stanley, China data
• Fiat shares extends gains on short covering
• Factbox: Batteries blamed in Boeing 787 grounding are widely used
• GM shares tumble after margin outlook disappoints
• Industrial output rises in December but utilities slump
• Japanese airlines ground Boeing 787s after emergency landing
• Fiat plans two-year lay-off scheme at Melfi plant
• Fiat plans lay-off scheme at Melfi plant for two years
• Truck sales seen booming in 2013 as housing market rallies
• Fiat shares rise more than 6 percent helped by broker valuations
• U.S. stake sale of GM to revive image
• Jaguar to add 800 new UK jobs on soaring Chinese demand
• Toyota drops "plain vanilla" styling with eye on Hyundai's rise
• Santander gets approval for Chinese car finance venture
• Ford takes next step of Lincoln overhaul with luxury crossover
• Global car industry sharpens U.S. focus for 2013
• China vehicle sales seen up a lackluster 7 percent this year
• Ford doubles dividend to highest in seven years
• GM's Opel has no plans to shut more factories at moment: CEO
• Chrysler minority owner pushes first step toward IPO
• VW seeks full control over German truck maker MAN
• Germany may slip into recession, Europe weakens: GM CEO
• Time to buy stamps, TVs and life insurance
• Record-breaking Mercedes "on a roll" in U.S
• GM adopts new Chevy ad campaign to suit global consumers

• Japan's rush into Myanmar snags on land ownership issues
• Japan raises economic view as PM pushes "Abenomics"
• GM looks to Encore small crossover to expand Buick's reach
• China says top 10 steel mills to control 60 percent of capacity by 2015
• Father of Prius hybrid set to become Toyota chairman - execs
• Wall Street closes at multi-year highs on earnings
• Wall Street edges lower after disappointing Intel results
• Wall Street edges lower on earnings, China data
• U.S. trade pact offers UK's Cameron a way to sell Europe
• Analysis: U.S. trade pact offers Cameron a way to sell Europe
• Carmakers get creative with crossovers as SUV alternative
• Japanese airlines ground Dreamliners after emergency landing
• European car market plunges to lowest since 1995
• Brazil court scraps order to recall up to 400,000 Volkswagens
• Ford unveils bolder, lighter F-150 concept truck
• Big test for UK luxury carmaker under Indian owners
• Truck sales seen booming in 2013 as U.S. housing market rallies
• UBS says Novelli rejoins as chairman of global M&A
• Guangzhou Automobile looks outside China for growth
• VW CEO says aims to increase sales further in 2013
• Jaguar to add 800 new UK jobs: source
• Fiat, Chrysler to produce Jeep in China: paper
• Luxury, performance drive buzz at Detroit auto show
• Cautiously playing Japan's surging stock market
• Ford hiring 2,200 U.S. white-collar staff as vehicle lineup expands
• GM to open third U.S. tech center, hire 1,000 people
• GM says Opel not up for sale
• Nike wins trademark case in Supreme Court
• Volkswagen to sever van partnership with Daimler: source
• Weak Europe takes toll on Peugeot sales
• France seeks EU approval for Peugeot aid - paper
• Record-breaking Mercedes "on a roll" in the U.S.
• Analysis: Fiscal crisis seen hurting tech earnings