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Chinese Firms To Invest Nearly $1 Billion In Northern Mexico
A Chinese supplier for Tesla and a Chinese technology company will invest nearly a billion dollars in the northern Mexican state of Nuevo Leon where the automaker is planning a new factory.
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Mexican Company Sets World Record For Largest Marshmallow, Guess Its Weight?
The report revealed that a team of 100 people took a total of 53 hours to prepare this marshmallow.
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Mexican Used-Car Startup Kavak Expands Outside Latin America
Mexican used-car platform Kavak is investing $180 million to open offices and make its platform available in four new countries, including Turkey - its first location outside Latin America, the company said Wednesday.
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Ford To Suspend Production At Mexican Plant Due To Material Shortages: Report
Ford Motor Co. to suspend production at its Hermosillo factory in northern Mexico from November 1-5 due to material shortages.
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Mexican Healthcare Company Adopts Blockchain to Prevent COVID-19 Vaccine Fraud
A medical company in Mexico is using the blockchain to prevent counterfeiting of covid vaccine certificates. Results of the tests are delivered physically and digitally after 24 hours and are verified with blockchain technology to ensure the authenticity of the test application and the results in real-time.
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Mi A3 Global Variant Getting Wrong Firmware Update That Disables Second SIM Card
Xiaomi is having some trouble in getting the Mi A3 updates right. After stopping the Android 10 update multiple times, now, the company has rolled out a Mexican firmware update to the global variant of the Mi A3 that is creating problems for people who installed it, as per user reports.
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General Motors Instructs Mexican Suppliers To Prepare To Resume Operations
The president of General Motors Co's Mexican unit advised suppliers to prepare to resume operations after the Mexican government said the automotive industry could exit the coronavirus lockdown before June 1 with adequate safety measures.
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Mexico Green Lights Auto Industry Restart, Heeding U.S. Calls
The United States and auto companies have pressed Mexico to reopen factories serving the U.S. market, despite the intensifying challenge posed by the pandemic.
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General Motors To Restart Mexican Plants After Labor Deal Ratified
General Motors Co will gradually restart operations at several idled plants in Mexico beginning this weekend, after unionized workers for the U.S. automaker ratified a new labor contract, the company's Mexican unit said on Friday. The United Auto Workers (UAW) union announced earlier on Friday that its members had formally approved a new four-year ...
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Fired Tesla Employee Accuses Company Of Spying On Staff In Nevada Factory
An employee fired from Tesla Inc's Nevada battery factory filed a whistleblower complaint with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, accusing the company of spying on employees and failing to act after learning that a Mexican cartel may be dealing drugs inside the plant, his attorney said on Thursday.
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Fire Breaks Out At Mexico's Top Refinery, Nine Injured
A major fire broke out at Mexican state oil producer Pemex's Salina Cruz refinery on Wednesday after a crude spill, injuring nine people and extending the shutdown of the plant into a second day, the company said.
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Chipotle Says Hackers Hit Most Restaurants In Data Breach
Hackers used malware to steal customer payment data from most of Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc's restaurants over a span of three weeks, the company said on Friday, adding to woes at the chain whose sales had just started recovering from a string of food safety lapses in 2015.
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French-Swiss Firm Lafarge Ready To Sell Cement For Donald Trump's Wall
French-Swiss group LafargeHolcim is ready to sell its cement to build US President Donald Trump's controversial border wall, the company's CEO said in an interview.
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Google Parent Alphabet Unit to Drop Burritos by Drone
"We want to learn how people feel when they're receiving a package by air, and taking someone's time and/or money changes things more than a little."
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Mexico's Pemex Puts Blast Death Toll At 13, Blames Leak
A leak caused a deadly petrochemical plant blast that has killed at least 13 people and the toll could rise, Mexican oil company Pemex said on Thursday, the latest in a series of fatal accidents to batter the company.
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Chinese Firms To Invest Nearly $1 Billion In Northern Mexico
A Chinese supplier for Tesla and a Chinese technology company will invest nearly a billion dollars in the northern Mexican state of Nuevo Leon where the automaker is planning a new factory.
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Mexican Company Sets World Record For Largest Marshmallow, Guess Its Weight?
The report revealed that a team of 100 people took a total of 53 hours to prepare this marshmallow.
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Mexican Used-Car Startup Kavak Expands Outside Latin America
Mexican used-car platform Kavak is investing $180 million to open offices and make its platform available in four new countries, including Turkey - its first location outside Latin America, the company said Wednesday.
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Ford To Suspend Production At Mexican Plant Due To Material Shortages: Report
Ford Motor Co. to suspend production at its Hermosillo factory in northern Mexico from November 1-5 due to material shortages.
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Mexican Healthcare Company Adopts Blockchain to Prevent COVID-19 Vaccine Fraud
A medical company in Mexico is using the blockchain to prevent counterfeiting of covid vaccine certificates. Results of the tests are delivered physically and digitally after 24 hours and are verified with blockchain technology to ensure the authenticity of the test application and the results in real-time.
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Mi A3 Global Variant Getting Wrong Firmware Update That Disables Second SIM Card
Xiaomi is having some trouble in getting the Mi A3 updates right. After stopping the Android 10 update multiple times, now, the company has rolled out a Mexican firmware update to the global variant of the Mi A3 that is creating problems for people who installed it, as per user reports.
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General Motors Instructs Mexican Suppliers To Prepare To Resume Operations
The president of General Motors Co's Mexican unit advised suppliers to prepare to resume operations after the Mexican government said the automotive industry could exit the coronavirus lockdown before June 1 with adequate safety measures.
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Mexico Green Lights Auto Industry Restart, Heeding U.S. Calls
The United States and auto companies have pressed Mexico to reopen factories serving the U.S. market, despite the intensifying challenge posed by the pandemic.
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General Motors To Restart Mexican Plants After Labor Deal Ratified
General Motors Co will gradually restart operations at several idled plants in Mexico beginning this weekend, after unionized workers for the U.S. automaker ratified a new labor contract, the company's Mexican unit said on Friday. The United Auto Workers (UAW) union announced earlier on Friday that its members had formally approved a new four-year ...
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Fired Tesla Employee Accuses Company Of Spying On Staff In Nevada Factory
An employee fired from Tesla Inc's Nevada battery factory filed a whistleblower complaint with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, accusing the company of spying on employees and failing to act after learning that a Mexican cartel may be dealing drugs inside the plant, his attorney said on Thursday.
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Fire Breaks Out At Mexico's Top Refinery, Nine Injured
A major fire broke out at Mexican state oil producer Pemex's Salina Cruz refinery on Wednesday after a crude spill, injuring nine people and extending the shutdown of the plant into a second day, the company said.
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Chipotle Says Hackers Hit Most Restaurants In Data Breach
Hackers used malware to steal customer payment data from most of Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc's restaurants over a span of three weeks, the company said on Friday, adding to woes at the chain whose sales had just started recovering from a string of food safety lapses in 2015.
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French-Swiss Firm Lafarge Ready To Sell Cement For Donald Trump's Wall
French-Swiss group LafargeHolcim is ready to sell its cement to build US President Donald Trump's controversial border wall, the company's CEO said in an interview.
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Google Parent Alphabet Unit to Drop Burritos by Drone
"We want to learn how people feel when they're receiving a package by air, and taking someone's time and/or money changes things more than a little."
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Mexico's Pemex Puts Blast Death Toll At 13, Blames Leak
A leak caused a deadly petrochemical plant blast that has killed at least 13 people and the toll could rise, Mexican oil company Pemex said on Thursday, the latest in a series of fatal accidents to batter the company.
