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Consider the 'cost of distance'

Jesse Snyder, senior writer at Automotive News, worked at Automotive News Europe for seven years.
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Jesse Snyder
December 28, 2009 05:00 AM

The wildcat strike at an Indian parts plant that shut two assembly plants in North America this fall brought to mind an old Czech contact, Ladislav Glogar.

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