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Wiring harness makers tied into antitrust investigation on 3 continents

RM
By:
Rhoda Miel
February 26, 2010 05:00 AM

An antitrust investigation into automotive wiring harnesses has spread across three continents and involves at least seven international auto suppliers.

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