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Tenneco posts $350M net loss in Q2; Adient loses $325M

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By:
Krystal Hur and Whitney McDonald
August 06, 2020 08:14 PM

Two major U.S. auto suppliers on Thursday reported a combined $675 million in net losses as their customers' COVID-19 production shutdowns gutted revenue for the quarter ending June 30.

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