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Magna Steyr poised for growth in China

Magna Steyr engineering VP Werner Wilhelm: "We know clearly that China is so different from Europe that we need people there."
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By:
Alysha Webb
May 22, 2006 05:00 AM

SHANGHAI -- Magna Steyr AG is expanding its operations in China significantly as that country's auto manufacturers look to export to western countries and create their own brands.

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