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Wary auto industry returns to work in China

A Webasto plant in Wuhan, China, in Sept. 2019. Automakers and suppliers resuming operations in China and elsewhere face challenges as the coronovarris epidemic spreads, disrupting supply chains. On Saturday, France reported the first death, a 80-year Chinese tourist, outside of Asia. The patient died on Friday at a Paris hospital. (REUTERS)
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By:
Alexa St. John
February 15, 2020 05:00 AM

Auto companies cautiously began to get back to work last week in China, even as the deadly coronavirus continued spreading rapidly worldwide.

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