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Former
Tuscaloosa Manager Renschler named Management Development
Officer for whole DaimlerChrysler |
| Andreas Renschler to Direct Global Executive Management
Development at DaimlerChrysler Stuttgart/Auburn Hills -- DaimlerChrysler announced
that beginning January 1, 1999, Andreas Renschler will be responsible for global
executive management development for the entire DaimlerChrysler Group. In this new
position, Renschler will lead the important process of integrating the international
management of the new DaimlerChrysler company. Renschler will report to Heiner Tropitzsch,
Board of Management – Human Resources and Kathleen M. Oswald, Senior Vice President -
Human Resources. He will also report directly to the two Chairmen Robert J. Eaton and
Juergen E. Schrempp.
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Škoda passenger car
production in Russia |
| A Letter of Intent was signed by the governments of Czech
Republic and Udmurtian Republic in Russia. DM 500m will be invested in a target annual
production capacity of at least 80,000 Škoda Felicias. |
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Renault to take over DACIA, the
Romanian Carmaker Paris, Jan 17, 1999 (Renault) With a view to acquiring a
51% stake in the Romanian car manufacturer Dacia, Renault signs an MOU with the Romanian
authorities and State Ownership Fund
Renault today signed a memorandum of understanding in Bucharest with the Romanian
authorities and State Ownership Fund to determine the framework for negotiations prior to
the acquisition by Renault of the 51% stake in Dacia held by the Romanian State.
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Toyota will open
Theme Park at the Tokyo Waterfront, the MEGA-WEB Tokyo,
Dec. 16, 1998 -- TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION (TMC) announced today the official name of the
automobile theme park it has been constructing at the Tokyo Waterfront since May. The name
"Mega Web"* was chosen to indicate TMC's hope that the facility will serve as a
base for a major communications network between customers and the company.
Mega Web is located within Palette Town, a new theme city developed jointly with other
businesses in the ST Block of the Tokyo Waterfront. Toyota's facility is scheduled to open
next March.
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