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Joyson CEO aims to rebuild old Takata business

Joyson Safety Systems is rebuilding the global operations the company acquired from Takata, which collapsed because of potentially deadly airbags. Joyson CEO Guido Durrer spoke about the effort to ensure that Joyson distances itself from Takata's past product defects.
Toyota supplier scammed out of $37 million

Computer scammers fleeced seating and interiors supplier Toyota Boshoku through its European subsidiary.
Schaeffler's big race into a future of electrification

An engine man from Porsche lit the fuse to launch a mechanical powertrain supplier's 18-year journey to electrification.
ZF's external airbag predicts crash

When ZF demonstrated its new external airbag in Germany, it was more than a variation on a familiar theme. The new game is all about predictive sensing.
Here's our latest list of the biggest parts suppliers

Our annual ranking of the top global suppliers reveals that as the industry’s main players build revenue, transform and change direction, they remain in much the same order of size as they were a year ago. There is a good reason why.
Dana Q1 net profit dips on acquisition outlays

Axle and transmission supplier Dana reported its 10th consecutive quarter of record sales but generated lower profits because of the expense of completing recent acquisitions.
Hyundai poised to hire former Nissan exec Jose Munoz

Former Nissan executive Jose Munoz is in negotiations to become global COO of Hyundai in South Korea and head of Hyundai Motor America, three people familiar with the plan said.
13 suppliers take home PACE Awards for tech innovations

New technologies that made vehicles smarter, more flexible and easier to build earned 2019 Automotive News PACE Awards Monday night.
How Bosch adapted to Chinese startup Byton's faster timeline

A Chinese EV startup is influencing the way the world's biggest supplier — and maybe the industry in general — operates.
Why a supplier's nationality matters
PwC's automotive leader, Dietmar Ostermann, makes the point that as automakers compete through innovation, supplier nationality still matters.
Magna Steyr keeps its options open on a N.A. plant
Magna is keeping its options open on building the company's first North American vehicle assembly plant for its Magna Steyr subsidiary, which currently produces BMW, Jaguar and Mercedes cars in Austria.
Sergio Marchionne, turnaround virtuoso who built Fiat Chrysler, dies at 66
Sergio Marchionne, the fixer who plucked Chrysler from the ashes of bankruptcy in 2009 and hitched it to Fiat to create a money-making global automaker, has died, according to a statement from Fiat Chrysler Chairman John Elkann.
Magna CEO Walker guides supplier deeper into EV tech
Magna's CEO has a Jaguar EV in production in Austria, deals in China to deliver EV systems and a tie-up with Lyft to make its cars self-driving.
Ex-AvtoVAZ CEO Bo Andersson is reborn as a supplier
Bo Andersson has been dispatched by the president of Japan's giant family-owned wiring supplier, Yazaki, to fix the business where it needs it most -- Europe and North America.
Valeo, Bosch, Conti win PACE Awards as new-era tech stands out
New technologies for autonomous, connected and electrified vehicles dominated the 2018 Automotive News PACE Awards as Valeo, Robert Bosch and Continental were among the suppliers recognized for moving the industry forward.