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Magna expects lower 2020 sales, ends Lyft partnership

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Magna CEO Don Walker says the company's growth includes a number of products tied to reduced emissions.
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While outlining expectations for the next few years, Magna International also cut ties with its autonomous-vehicle partner Lyft on Thursday.

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