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German carmaker Volkswagen (VW) has chosen to locate its new US car plant in Tennessee, a move that could pump $1bn (£498m) into the local economy.
VW opted for a site in the city of Chattanooga in preference to possible locations in Alabama and Michigan.
The euro's rise against the dollar has made it costly to make cars in Europe and export them to the US, leading VW to explore manufacturing again there.
The move is good news for a US car industry shedding thousands of jobs.
New car
Earlier on Tuesday, GM said it planned to make further cutbacks forced upon it by declining sales in its home market.
More at link.
German carmaker Volkswagen (VW) has chosen to locate its new US car plant in Tennessee, a move that could pump $1bn (£498m) into the local economy.
VW opted for a site in the city of Chattanooga in preference to possible locations in Alabama and Michigan.
The euro's rise against the dollar has made it costly to make cars in Europe and export them to the US, leading VW to explore manufacturing again there.
The move is good news for a US car industry shedding thousands of jobs.
New car
Earlier on Tuesday, GM said it planned to make further cutbacks forced upon it by declining sales in its home market.
More at link.