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The company plans to spend $100 billion over three years ramping up its output, joining Samsung Electronics, Intel and other industry players in expanding global production capacity.

The deliberations follow improving financial results at the unit, which makes everything from engines used to power ships to chemical reactors, Bloomberg reported.

Snakes and lizards are complicating construction of a factory that is already reportedly at least six months behind schedule.

It's one thing to dream up and perfect a technological breakthrough in wiper blades — it's another to sell it.