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European auto bosses wince at Trump's tariff moves

March 11, 2018 05:00 AM

GENEVA — If it wasn't universal condemnation, it was close.

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Nissan North America targets nearly $2 billion in cost cuts to shift out of ‘crisis mode’
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The sweeping belt-tightening effort will involve hundreds of job cuts in the U.S. and factory consolidation in Mexico.

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Nissan North America targets nearly $2 billion in cost cuts to shift out of ‘crisis mode’
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Linda Hasenfratz, Automotive News Centennial Award winner, sees opportunity with tariff uncertainty
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