Emissions rules and electrification will spur engine consolidation

Mini engines are pictured at the brand's factory in Oxford, England. (Reuters)

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Arno Schuetze, Edward Taylor and Ben Klayman

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July 10, 2019 10:00 AM

A growing understanding in the car industry of the value of combustion engine technology able to meet new anti-pollution requirements is likely to fuel a wave of consolidation in the next two years, industry executives and bankers say.

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