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Daimler will create stand-alone truck business
Daimler AG will create a stand-alone truck business, separating Daimler Trucks from the Mercedes-Benz passenger vehicle business to focus on zero-emissions technologies.
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TRATON and Navistar reach definitive $3.7 billion merger deal
Volkswagen AG’s truck holding company TRATON and Navistar International Corp. reached a definitive agreement on TRATON’s $3.7 billion buyout of the maker of International trucks…
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Borderlands: Volkswagen Taos starts production in Mexico; Lalamove launches delivery services in Dallas
Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Volkswagen Taos starts production in Mexico;…
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The Daily Dash: TRATON to acquire Navistar; early earnings disappoint
In today’s edition of The Daily Dash, a potential TRATON-Navistar tie-up moves closer to a conclusion, plus carriers still hold an upper hand in rate…
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TRATON tentatively agrees to buy out Navistar at $44.50 a share
Navistar tells TRATON it can buy the company for $44.50 a share, or about $3.7 billion, slightly more than TRATON’s final offer and almost $10…
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TuSimple scores another OEM partner, in Europe
The autonomous trucking company partners with Volkswagen’s TRATON Group on a Swedish autonomous truck program.
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Report: TRATON-Navistar merger talks heat up
Seven months after Volkswagen’s truck holding company, TRATON SE, made an unsolicited $2.9 billion offer for Navistar, talks may be heating up, according to Bloomberg.
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Is a Navistar transition a factor in TRATON bid timing?
Big investors like Carl Icahn will have a say in whether Volkswagen’s truck group buys the 83% of Navistar it does not already own, but…
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