Japan is fighting to join Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations even though the country’s auto market remains the most closed in the developed world. Find out more about this issue and what AAPC thinks this will mean for the U.S. auto industry.

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Feb
15
2012
GM Adds Third Shift at Flint, MI Plant, Creates 750 New Jobs
A powerful sign of the resurgence of the U.S. auto industry, MSNBC discusses the news that General Motors has added a third "graveyard" shift at its plant in Flint, Michigan. The additional shift has added 750 new jobs to the area.
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Filed Under: News, Job Creation
Feb
07
2012
Japan's Bid to Join Asian Trade Pact Faces a Leery U.S.
Japan's push to enter a broad Asia-Pacific trade pact faces one of its toughest challenges this week: acceptance from Washington.
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Filed Under: News, International Trade, Trans-Pacific Partnership
Feb
07
2012
Detroit's Big 3 Object to Japanese Automakers Joining Free-Trade Talks
The 57th United States presidential elections will take place on November 6, and naturally, Barack Obama is aiming for a second term. Politics being what it is, the automotive industry is pushing hard to get some things done.
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Filed Under: News, International Trade, Trans-Pacific Partnership
#Japan and US automakers should compete on level playing in both the US and Japan. http://t.co/yLFvhF5a #TPP
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RT @habitatdetroit: RT @detnews: @GM head Akerson to donate $1M to Habitat for Humanity Detroit htt
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To Explore the Future of Auto Safety, Ford Goes High Tech http://t.co/r3VbZKhP #FordSocial
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