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FORT MILL, S.C.—For Continental, some things have changed thanks to COVID-19, others remain the same in the tire making business.
The Best Places to Work program is open to virtually all companies doing business in any aspect of the rubber industry.
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WASHINGTON—The United Steelworkers union has turned its crusade to protect U.S. tire workers from "dumped and subsidized" passenger and light truck tires on four new targets—South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam.
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COLMAR-BERG, Luxembourg—Goodyear is working to reduce its ecological footprint and its plant Colmar-Berg soon will be example of how that can be done.
AKRON—The city of Akron is moving forward with plans to erect a statue in downtown Akron by late summer that will honor the heritage of the rubber worker.
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SALEM, Va.—Yokohama is planning to restart production at its passenger/light truck tire plant in Salem.
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MILAN—Pirelli has launched its latest generation of Cinturato P7 high-performance summer tire.
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BRUSSELS—A group of European business organizations and trade bodies, including the European Tyre and Rubber Manufacturers' Association, has called for a "bold industrial recovery plan" to revive the region's automotive sector in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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NOKIA, Finland—Hille Korhonen is stepping down as president and CEO of Nokian Tyres, and the company has reached outside its corporate ranks for her successor.