Ford, Renault will reopen China plants on Feb. 10

Renault's Wuhan plant (pictured) will resume production on Feb. 10. (Renault)

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January 29, 2020 09:35 AM

Ford and Renault said they will resume production at their China factories after extended breaks for the Chinese New Year holiday.

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