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However, it is not known how serious they are and what conditions they would attach to a possible takeover. Economic Affairs Minister Maxime Verhagen made these remarks in parliament during a debate on the future of the car factory in Born. He pointed...
Not a great deal -- except now it appears you can buy a car plant with it instead of putting it towards a cup of coffee. Mitsubishi is willing to sell its Nedcar factory in the Netherlands for a symbolic 1 euro, according to Dutch Economics Minister...
Dutch Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovation Minister of Maxime Verhagen (R) joins on February 15, 2012 a protest of workers from Mitsubishi's sole western European plant in The Hague against the closure of the NedCar factory in Born, where... View Photo »
Japan’s fourth largest automaker said Monday it would stop making cars at the plant in Born by the end of 2012, effectively ending its sole European manufacturing operation. Mitsubishi blamed a difficult operating environment in the debt-hit continent,...
The Japanese carmaker announced in Tokyo earlier it was planning to stop automobile production in Europe by the end of 2012, blaming a difficult operating environment in the debt-hit continent. “Of course it's a an unbelievable blow,” Dutch Economics...
In return for this sum a buyer would have to guarantee that the 1,500 workforce would keep their jobs. On Monday, Mitsubishi said it will end production at Nedcar, its only western European plant, at the end of this year. The factory builds the Colt...
THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS - JANUARY 18: In this handout photo provided by the Israeli Government Press Office (GPO), Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) meets with Dutch Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Economic Affairs, Agriculture and... View Photo »
The Japanese carmaker announced in Tokyo earlier it was planning to stop automobile production in Europe by the end of 2012, blaming a difficult operating environment in the debt-hit continent. “Of course it’s a an unbelievable blow,” Dutch Economics...
TOKYO - Japan's Mitsubishi Motors is willing to sell its Netherlands factory "for one euro (S$1.60)" if the buyer is prepared to keep employing the 1,500 workers there, the company president has said. "If the payroll of about 1,500 factory workers can...
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THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS - JANUARY 18: In this handout photo provided by the Israeli Government Press Office (GPO), Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) meets with Dutch Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovation Maxime Verhagen January 18,...
View Photo »JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - JUNE 15: In this handout provided by the Israeli Foreign Ministry, Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman (L) sits beside Maxime Verhagen, the Dutch Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovation, in the Ministry of...
View Photo »Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands Maxime Verhagen delivers his speech during a trade dinner in Shanghai on May 12, 2011. For the past eight years, the Netherlands has been China's second largest trade partner among EU countries.
View Photo »Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands Maxime Verhagen (L) speaks with Philips CEO for China Patrick Kung (R) during a trade dinner in Shanghai on May 12, 2011. For the past eight years, the Netherlands has been China's second largest trade partner among EU countries.
View Photo »THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS - JANUARY 18: In this handout photo provided by the Israeli Government Press Office (GPO), Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) meets with Dutch Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovation Maxime Verhagen January 18,...
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