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Correction to Article About Stellantis's Executive Shake-Up
'Jeep Maker Stellantis Shakes Up North American Executive Ranks; Moves Come After Recent Departure Of The CEO; Changes Include The Return Of Company Veteran Timothy Kuniskis, Who Retired Under Tavares' Tenure In June, To Run Stellantis's Ram Truck...
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Jeep Maker Stellantis Shakes Up North American Executive Ranks -- WSJ
Stellantis Appoints New Heads Of U.S. Sales and Ram Truck Brand -- WSJ
Stellantis Executive Moves Come Week After Resignation of CEO -- WSJ
Jeep-Maker Stellantis Shakes Up North American Executive Ranks -- WSJ
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Stellantis to Rejoin European Automobile Lobby
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Express News | South Korean companies are reconsidering a plan to invest $54 billion in building an electric car battery factory in the USA due to concerns about Trump canceling tax exemptions for electric cars.
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Fear of 'Trump 2.0'? South Korea's $54 billion investment plans to build a battery plant in the United States may face changes.
① South Korean companies may postpone the 54 billion dollar investment plan for the USA electric vehicle battery factory due to Trump's policy outlook; ② South Korean battery manufacturers are worried that Trump will cut government incentives for the electric vehicle market, affecting corporate profits and job positions.
Express News | After Carlos Tavares resigned as CEO, Stellantis plans to rejoin the European Automobile Manufacturers Association.
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Express News | The second largest auto manufacturer in europe, Stellantis NV, announced plans to rejoin the EU automotive lobbying group ACEA (European Automobile Manufacturers Association). The company withdrew from ACEA in June 2022 due to increasing pressure.
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