(2)DaimlerChrysler signs contract to make Mercedes cars in China

(2)DaimlerChrysler signs contract to make Mercedes cars in China

BEIJING, China - German automaker DaimlerChrysler AG Chairman Juergen Schrempp addresses a ceremony in Beijing on Sept. 8 held to sign an agreement with Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Co. to make 25,000 Mercedes-Benz cars within the next few years in the Chinese capital. (Kyodo)

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