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Danzas Gives Stamp of Approval to $1.1 Billion Takeover

Danzas shareholders approved the $1.1 billion sale of their company to the German post office, Deutsche Post, creating one of the world’s largest freight transportation groups.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
March 3, 1999
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Volvo Breaks Off Talks With Rival Scania

PARIS — Volvo AB has broken off negotiations to acquire its Swedish rival, Scania.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
March 3, 1999

Danzas Shareholders Give Stamp of Approval to $1.1 Billion Takeover

Danzas shareholders approved the $1.1 billion sale of their company to the German post office, Deutsche Post, creating one of the world’s largest freight transportation groups.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
February 23, 1999

UPS Begins Billing in Euros

United Parcel Service says its decision to be the first express distribution company to offer customers billing in Europe’s new currency, the euro, is paying off.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
February 23, 1999

EU Urged to Build Satellite Link

The European Union Transport Commissioner is urging member nations to develop a new global satellite navigation and positioning system to compete with U.S. and Russian systems.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
February 11, 1999
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UPS Looks at Euro Rail Venture

United Parcel Service Europe is considering a joint venture with archrival Deutsche Post, the German post office, to establish the first fully independent, private, long-distance rail freight operation in Europe.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
February 9, 1999

Environmental Protection Agency Allegedly Approved 'Defeat Devices'

Freightliner Corp. and its parent company, Daimler-Benz AG, claim that in 1991 the Environmental Protection Agency explicitly condoned the same electronic emissions controls that the agency later called “defeat devices.”

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
February 8, 1999

UPS Looks at Euro Rail Venture

United Parcel Service Europe is considering a joint venture with archrival Deutsche Post, the German post office, to establish the first private, long-distance rail freight operation in Europe.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
February 8, 1999

Did Fiat Make Bid For Volvo?

In the aftermath of AB Volvo’s agreement to sell its car division to Ford Motor Co., a semantic argument has erupted over a rival $13 billion bid for all of Volvo by Italian car and truckmaker Fiat.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
February 5, 1999
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Volvo to Bolster Truck Division With Money From Ford Deal

AB Volvo will use the $6.5 billion Ford will pay for its passenger car division to expand its truck and other commercial products businesses, according to Volvo spokesman Stefan Lorentzson.

John G. Parker | European Correspondent
February 2, 1999