By Kalea Hall Sept 17 (Reuters) – General Motors is sticking with a diesel engine to maximize fuel efficiency as it rolls out a next-generation pickup truck, diverging from rivals’ hybrid offerings.
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By Jaspreet Singh Sept 17 (Reuters) - Two US senators have called on the Federal…
By Raphael Satter and Jonathan Saul WASHINGTON/LONDON, Sept 17 (Reuters) - US Coast Guard and…
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CHICAGO, Sept 17 (Reuters) - GE Aerospace Chief Financial Officer Rahul Ghai said on Thursday…