Why Mazda is headed in the right direction in U.S., Mexico

Richard Johnson is managing editor of Automotive News.

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Richard Johnson

August 19, 2012 05:00 AM

MONTEREY, Calif. -- What with financial losses and job reductions at Mazda North American Operations, Jim O'Sullivan has had a tough year.

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