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发信人: southparkcow (southparkcow), 信区: Military
标 题: 中国买了个GM的汽车配件厂, 洋彪子又疯了.
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Wed Nov 10 01:35:29 2010, 美东)
北京的一个企业用了四亿伍仟万米刀买了个汽车转向设备的的密歇根的公司.
弄了个这个破东西都意见这么大, 唉.
华尔街日报说
In the weeks ahead, a 104-year-old unit of General Motors will be sold to
new owners from China. The unit made steering equipment for decades under
the name Saginaw Steering Gear. Now known as Nexteer, it employs 8,300
people around the world. Its new Beijing owners call themselves Pacific
Century Motors.
Nexteer was in bad straits in recent years. It has been starved for capital.
Its customers—other car companies—preferred it to be independent and not
a part of GM.
但是
"Did it really need to be sold to the Chinese?" asks Roger Kahn, a Michigan
state senator from Saginaw. "I want to see businesses successful in the U.S.
owned in the U.S. This doesn't meet the standard."
"I'm sure there are a lot of people who are not happy they're Chinese-owned,
" says Scott Somers, who runs Mid-States Bolt & Screw just down the road
from Nexteer, which is a customer. "But at this point it seems to be a
positive thing. Lots of businesses are involved with that complex and depend
on it for their livelihood."
The feeling is more begrudging for the workers inside the company. One, who
called the Chinese "commies," complained to a union official that the U.S.
flag and a P.O.W.-M.I.A. memorial flag were taken down when Chinese
officials visited recently. A company spokesman said he had no knowledge of
any flags being taken down.
And while they like the stability of new owners, "everyone is concerned
about long-term viability," said one United Auto Workers official who asked
not to be named. The union recently took a pay cut ahead of the transaction.
"We don't know whether the intention is to buy the book of business and
move to China or stay here. We do not feel comfortable."
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