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Why Lear is going all in on automation

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Lear CEO Ray Scott (NIC ANTAYA\/CRAIN'S DETROIT BUSINESS)
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Kurt Nagl
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Crain's Detroit Business
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September 04, 2024 12:30 PM

Lear Corp. CEO Ray Scott sees trouble on the horizon for manufacturers.

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